5,940 devices · GMDN 13909
Polyolefin/fluoropolymer monofilament sutures are synthetic, non-absorbable threads designed to securely close soft-tissue wounds or incisions. Their smooth, single-strand construction reduces tissue irritation while providing reliable wound approximation during healing, often paired with disposable needles or passers for ease of use.
These sutures are typically single-use devices regulated under medical device classifications based on their intended purpose and risk profile. They are commonly supplied sterile, pre-packaged, and may vary in material composition (e.g., polypropylene or PTFE) to suit specific surgical needs, though none include antimicrobial coatings or barbs.
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