33 devices · GMDN 13895
An operative-site suture holder is a surgical tool used to securely grasp and guide suture threads during procedures, ensuring precise placement and easy manipulation around the operative field. Its design—often circular, oval, or curved—helps surgeons organize and differentiate multiple sutures without tangling, improving workflow and reducing fatigue.
These devices are typically single-use and stabilized by attachment to surgical drapes or retractors, ensuring sterility and ease of use. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they generally fall under surgical instrument classifications, with compliance requirements tied to their intended surgical applications and materials.
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