Sutures – Page 8 – Hospital Medical Supplies

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- barbed suture
- R562.06 Ex VAT
- Mattress stitch surgery refers to the use of horizontal or vertical mattress sutures to provide secure wound closure in areas under tension.
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- running subcuticular suture
- R561.88 Ex VAT
- Matrix suture techniques involve crisscrossing sutures across a wound, often used to provide added strength to the tissue being repaired.
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- running subcuticular suture
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- Matrix suture techniques involve crisscrossing sutures across a wound, often used to provide added strength to the tissue being repaired.
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- maxon suture
- R561.70 Ex VAT
- Infected sutures may need to be removed if the area becomes inflamed or shows signs of infection to allow the wound to heal properly.
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- maxon suture
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- Infected sutures may need to be removed if the area becomes inflamed or shows signs of infection to allow the wound to heal properly.
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- retention sutures
- R561.52 Ex VAT
- Infected dissolvable stitches can occur if the wound does not heal properly or bacteria enter the wound, requiring medical attention to manage.
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- retention sutures
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- Infected dissolvable stitches can occur if the wound does not heal properly or bacteria enter the wound, requiring medical attention to manage.
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- stratafix suture
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- C-section stitches types typically involve absorbable sutures like Vicryl or Monocryl, used to close the uterine and abdominal incisions.
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- stratafix suture
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- C-section stitches types typically involve absorbable sutures like Vicryl or Monocryl, used to close the uterine and abdominal incisions.
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- chromic gut suture
- R561.16 Ex VAT
- PTFE suture is a non-absorbable suture material known for its biocompatibility, making it ideal for cardiovascular and dental surgeries.
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- chromic gut suture
- R561.16 Ex VAT
- PTFE suture is a non-absorbable suture material known for its biocompatibility, making it ideal for cardiovascular and dental surgeries.
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- polydioxanone suture
- R560.98 Ex VAT
- Monocryl is widely used in surgeries requiring absorbable sutures, particularly in areas with minimal tension that heal quickly.
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