The raw material of polypropylene cassette suture for veterinary use is polypropylene, which is a thermoplastic resin obtained by the polymerization of propylene. It is common plastics that have advantages over steel in some respects. Polypropylene reticulate fibers are made from modified polypropylene by extrusion, stretching, netting, surface modification and chopping. They have inherent strong acid resistance, strong alkali resistance, weak thermal conductivity and extremely stable chemical properties. Therefore, polypropylene cassette suture are also non-absorbable sutures. Polypropylene cassette suture for veterinary use not only has high tensile strength and nodule strength, but also has low elongation and hygroscopicity, and has no response to human tissues. It is mainly used in cardiovascular surgery and microvascular surgery. It is also a special suture for coronary artery bridging surgery.

Introduction

Product model: USP10/0 - 3#

Tissue response: small

Absorption: non-absorbable

Structure: monofilament

Product color: blue

Sterilization method: ethylene oxide sterilization

Product Packaging: Boxed

Commodity Specification: 25m-100m/box

Usage: Usually used for suturing tissue or ligating in operation.