VET-SILK 3-0, 3/8 19MM REVERSE CUTTING 75CM
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VET-SILK 3-0, 3/8 19 mm Reverse Cutting 75 cm
VET-SILK 3-0, 3/8 19 mm Reverse Cutting 75 cm is a veterinary surgical product designed for the approximation and secure ligation of soft tissues. This non-absorbable silk surgical suture is braided and coated, enhancing smooth passage through tissues and providing excellent knot security and handling properties.
The coated surface ensures smooth passage through tissues and reduces damage
Excellent knot security and ease of handling
The non-absorbable nature provides long-term tissue support
The reverse cutting needle facilitates precise penetration and control in entering tough tissues
Coated with wax or silicone to facilitate handling
Non-absorbable composition for long-term wound support
Intended for use in soft tissue approximation, skin closure, ligation, and general surgical applications under veterinary supervision
The precise technique should be determined according to species, body weight, and clinical condition by a qualified veterinarian
VET-SILK 3-0, 3/8 19 mm Reverse Cutting 75 cm is a veterinary surgical product designed for the approximation and secure ligation of soft tissues. This non-absorbable silk surgical suture is braided and coated, enhancing smooth passage through tissues and providing excellent knot security and handling properties.
Main Benefits
The black braided silk offers high visibility during useThe coated surface ensures smooth passage through tissues and reduces damage
Excellent knot security and ease of handling
The non-absorbable nature provides long-term tissue support
The reverse cutting needle facilitates precise penetration and control in entering tough tissues
Composition
Natural silk (fibroin) braided multifilamentCoated with wax or silicone to facilitate handling
Non-absorbable composition for long-term wound support
Instructions for Use
Supplied with a reverse cutting, circular 3/8 needle, 19 mm in length, attached to a 75 cm sutureIntended for use in soft tissue approximation, skin closure, ligation, and general surgical applications under veterinary supervision
The precise technique should be determined according to species, body weight, and clinical condition by a qualified veterinarian
