Surgical Specialties Corporation 341B 1 PolySyn Suture Violet

The Surgical Specialties Corporation 341B 1 PolySyn Suture is a high-quality, violet braided suture designed for use in various medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and surgical centers. Its standout benefit lies in its unique blend of strength, flexibility, and knot security, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of surgical procedures.

This suture is intended for general soft tissue approximation and/or ligation. It is constructed from a synthetic polyester material, providing a durable and reliable option for surgeons and medical professionals. The PolySyn Suture is available in a variety of sizes and lengths to accommodate different surgical needs and techniques.

Key Features

• High-strength, violet braided construction for secure tissue approximation
• Smooth, consistent texture for easy handling and knot tying
• Excellent knot security to minimize the risk of suture failure
• Available in 27"/70cm length to accommodate various surgical procedures
• T8 needle with 36.6mm 1/2 circle design for precise tissue penetration and manipulation
• Supplied in boxes of 12 sutures for convenient use and inventory management
• Manufactured by Surgical Specialties Corporation, a trusted name in medical devices and supplies

Product Specifications

The following specifications apply to the Surgical Specialties Corporation 341B 1 PolySyn Suture: • Dimensions: 27"/70cm length • Weight: Not specified • Materials: Synthetic polyester • Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant medical device standards and regulations • Compatibility: Suitable for use in various medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and surgical centers

Ideal For

The Surgical Specialties Corporation 341B 1 PolySyn Suture is ideal for use in: • Hospitals and surgical centers • Clinics and outpatient facilities • Emergency medical services (EMS) and trauma care • General surgery and soft tissue approximation • Specialty surgical procedures, such as orthopedic and cardiovascular surgery