S0564011

Sut,abs,DEC2,need 3/8 18mm,round/BOX-36


Suture, absorbable, synthetic, braided DEC2 (3/0), curved needle, 3/8 circle, 18 mm, round point, box of 36.
Indicative Price 18.89 USD
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General Description:
Suture, absorbable, synthetic, braided DEC2 (3/0), curved needle, 3/8 circle, 18mm, round point, box of 36.

Technical Specifications:
Type of thread: Absorbable, synthetic braided thread (PGA, polyglycolic acid).
Length: 75cm.
Gauge of thread: Expressed in Decimal gauge DEC number and in the old system of thread numbering: DEC 2 (3/0).
Type of needle:
Shape: curved needle, 3/8 circle.
Point: round.
Length: approximately 18mm.
Disposable.
Sterile.
Initial sterilisation method:
Ethylene oxide gas.

Packaging and labelling:
Primary packaging: Unit of use.
One (1) absorbable suture in an individual sterilised peel pack.

Secondary packaging: Protected unit.
One (1) box of 36 absorbable sutures.

Weight/Volume/Dimensions:
Estimated weight: 0.010kg
Estimated volume: 0.030cdm

Instructions for use:
The thread with needle has a length of 75 cm on average.
The needles are round (less traumatic for the majority of tissues).
This suture is synthetic, of slow absorption type, which is absorbed after about 21 days.

It has been chosen in preference to catgut, which is used less and less often in any case.
Catgut is absorbed in a few days, sometimes less than 48 hours, and occasionally causes inflammation or its rejection.
There is a risk of contamination because catgut is made of sheep gut (sheep trembles).

Conditions for stock:
Avoid storage at extreme temperatures and humidity levels.
Check the integrity of each unit before use.
Single use material, supplied in sterile packaging, may only be used if packaging is undamaged.

Safety process:
The suture is for single use only.
When suturing: use strict aseptic techniques.

Protection of users:
To prevent stick injuries:
Sutures with curved needles and with round-point needles are less dangerous than sutures with straight needles and with triangular-point needles.
Use surgical gloves, a needle holder and a tissue standard forceps for suturing.
After use, put the used sutures with needles into a sealed container.
Collect and destroy the sealed containers by incineration in a controlled environment.

Component of a kit:
S9908302 - Obstetric, surgical kit, suppl. 3 - renewable
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