Ethicon Vicryl Sutures USP 1, 1/2 Circle Tapercut Heavy - NW2364
Highlights:
| TYPE | DATA |
| Item Code | NW2364 |
| Suture material | VICRYL* Braided Coated Polyglactin 910 Violet |
| Suture Type | VICRYL* |
| Suture USP | 1 |
| Suture Length | 90 CM |
| Usage Tissue Type | Joint Capsule/ Synovial Membrane |
| QTY/BoX | 12 |
| Absorbability | Absorbable |
| Sterilization Type | ETO-T.S. Cycle |
| Pledget | No |
| Suture Color | DYED |
| Suture Construction | Braided |
| Needle Color | Silver |
| Needle Length (mm) | 40 MM |
| Needle Alloy | SS 420 |
| Needle TYPE | TAPER CUT-H |
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Description:
Ethicon Vicryl Sutures USP 1, 1/2 Circle Tapercut Heavy - NW2364 -12 Foils is a type of surgical suture made by Ethicon, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson and a leading manufacturer of medical devices and surgical supplies.The suture is made of a synthetic material called polyglactin 910, which is a type of absorbable suture that is broken down by the body over time. The suture has a USP (United States Pharmacopeia) size of 1, which is a standard measure of the diameter of the suture thread.The suture has a 1/2 circle tapercut heavy needle, which is designed for use in tough tissue, such as skin or fascia. The NW2364 product code refers to a specific batch or lot number of the suture, which can be used for tracking and quality control purposes. The 12 foils packaging indicates that the suture is packaged in individual foils to maintain sterility. The tapercut design of the needle is intended to provide a sharper, smoother, and less traumatic tissue penetration and exit. This design helps to reduce tissue damage and minimize tissue trauma. The heavy gauge of the needle is designed for use in tough tissue, such as skin or fascia, which is important for successful wound closure.
