Surgicryl® PGA Surgical Sutures

Absorbable surgical sutures composed of polyglycolic acid (PGA) for general surgical use. These sutures are manufactured to meet rigorous quality standards including USP Pharmacopeia and ISO 13485 certifications, ensuring patient safety and procedural success.

Absorbable surgical sutures made from polyglycolic acid (PGA) designed for rapid absorption. These sutures meet rigorous quality standards including USP Pharmacopeia and ISO 13485 certifications, ensuring patient safety and procedural success in surgical applications.

Absorbable surgical suture manufactured from polyglactin (PGA) with violet coloring for enhanced visibility during surgical procedures. Designed for tissue approximation and wound closure in general, gynecological, and pediatric surgery. Provides predictable absorption within 60-90 days while maintaining tensile strength throughout the healing phase.

A violet, braided, and coated multifilament absorbable suture made of Polyglactin 910, a copolymer of 90% glycolide and 10% L-lactide. It offers high tensile strength, excellent handling, and knot security with minimal tissue reaction. The suture is coated with Polycaprolactone and Calcium Stearate to ensure reduced tissue drag and enhanced knot security. SUTCRYL is absorbed by hydrolytic action with total absorption in approximately 56 to 70 days, retaining about 75% tensile strength after 2 weeks and around 50% after 3 weeks. It is recommended for general soft tissue closure and ligation in general surgery, skin closure, gastrointestinal surgery, plastic surgery, gynaecology, urology, and ophthalmic surgery.

This product is composed of a suture needle and polyglycolic acid (PGA) suture material. The suture needle is made of high-quality stainless steel conforming to standard requirements, with good elasticity and toughness. It is used for suturing and ligation of human tissue in medical institutions.

A violet, braided, and coated multifilament absorbable suture made of polyglycolic acid with polycaprolactone and calcium stearate coating. It offers high tensile strength, excellent handling, knot security, and smooth tissue passage. The suture is absorbed through hydrolytic action over 60-90 days with approximately 70% tensile strength retention after 2 weeks and 50% after 3 weeks. It is indicated for general soft tissue closure and ligation across multiple surgical specialties including general surgery, gastrointestinal surgery, plastic surgery, gynaecology, urology, ophthalmic surgery, and orthopaedics, but should not be used in cardiovascular or neurosurgery.

Synthetic absorbable sutures manufactured using polyglycolic acid material. Designed for general surgical applications where absorbable wound closure is required. Available in various USP sizes from 10-0 to 7.

Nevocryl PGA absorbable sutures are synthetic polyglycolic acid sutures designed for wound closure and tissue approximation in surgical procedures. These sutures are completely absorbed by the body over time, eliminating the need for removal. Ideal for internal and external wound closure applications across general, cardiovascular, and orthopedic surgery.

An absorbable surgical suture composed of polyglycolic acid (PGA) and polycaprolactone (PCL) blend, designed for wound closure and surgical applications. This composite material provides controlled absorption and maintained strength over time.

Absorbable surgical sutures composed of polyglycolide and polycaprolactone (PGCL) copolymer for surgical use. These sutures meet rigorous quality standards including USP Pharmacopeia and ISO 13485 certifications, ensuring patient safety and procedural success.

Synthetic braided absorbable sutures made from polyglycolic acid with polycaprolactone and calcium stearate coating. Designed for soft tissue approximation in plastic, obstetric, and pediatric surgeries with complete absorption in approximately 42 days and 50% tensile strength retention after 1 week.

Nevocryl Rapid PGA absorbable sutures are synthetic polyglycolic acid sutures designed for rapid absorption in soft tissue approximation and wound closure. These sutures are indicated for general surgery, gynecology, and other surgical specialties requiring temporary wound support with predictable resorption timelines.