3,834 devices · GMDN 13906
Polyester suture, non-bioabsorbable, multifilament refers to synthetic threads composed of multiple strands designed to stitch or ligate soft tissues. Clinically, these sutures temporarily hold wound edges together, providing support during the early healing phase until the tissue can withstand normal stress without assistance.
These sutures are typically single-use devices, often supplied with disposable needles or applicators for ease of use. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on risk factors like tissue contact duration and intended surgical application, ensuring compliance with medical device standards.
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