Dynarex Braided (PGA) Sutures
The Braided (PGA) Sutures are designed for secure tissue approximation and reliable wound closure following injury or surgical procedures. Commonly used with an attached needle, these sutures provide excellent handling, flexibility, and knot security, making them ideal for a wide range of clinical applications.
Engineered for strength and precision, braided sutures offer enhanced control during placement while maintaining consistent performance throughout the healing process.
Ideal Applications
✔ Surgical wound closure
✔ Soft tissue approximation
✔ General and specialized procedures
✔ Clinical and hospital settings
✔ Emergency and trauma care
Why Choose Braided (PGA) Sutures?
The Braided (PGA) Sutures deliver a dependable combination of strength, flexibility, and handling control, making them a trusted choice for safe, effective, and precise wound closure.
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High Tensile Strength
Provides secure, dependable wound closure for effective healing. -
Braided Construction
Enhances flexibility, handling, and knot security. -
Smooth Tissue Passage
Allows controlled placement with reduced tissue trauma. -
Consistent Knot Performance
Maintains reliable knot strength for closure integrity. -
Sterile & Ready to Use
Individually packaged in sterile pouches for safe use. -
Multiple Sizes Available
Available in various thread thicknesses and needle configurations.
| Item # | Description | Needle Code | Needle Shape | Needle Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9130 | * 4-0 | C6 | ▼ | 19 mm |
| 9131 | 5-0 | C3 | ▽ | 13 mm |
| 9132 | 4-0 | C3 | ▽ | 13 mm |
Specifications
| Size | 4-0,5-0 |
|---|---|
| Needle Code | C3, C6 |
| Needle Length | |
| Suture Length | 18" |
| Case Quantity | 12 per box |
| Unit of Sale | Box |
| Rx Only | Yes |
| DEHP Free | Yes |
| Latex Content | Not Made With Natural Rubber Latex |
| Country of Origin | China |
| SDS Status | This product is not hazardous and does not require an SDS |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Braided (PGA) Sutures
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What are braided (PGA) sutures used for?
They are used to close wounds or surgical incisions, helping hold tissues together during the healing process.
Are braided (PGA) sutures absorbable?
Yes. PGA (Polyglycolic Acid) sutures are absorbable, meaning they gradually dissolve in the body over time.
What is the advantage of braided sutures?
- Better flexibility
- Improved handling
- Stronger knot security
Do braided sutures cause more tissue drag than monofilament?
Yes. Braided sutures may have slightly more tissue drag, but they provide better control and knot stability.
Are these sutures sterile?
Yes. They are individually packaged in sterile pouches for safe use.
Do braided sutures need to be removed?
No. Since they are absorbable, they typically do not require removal.
What types of procedures are they used for?
- Soft tissue closure
- General surgical procedures
- Internal suturing
Do they come in different sizes?
Yes. They are available in various thread thicknesses and needle configurations.
Who should use these sutures?
They are intended for trained healthcare professionals, including surgeons and clinicians.
What makes PGA sutures reliable?
- High tensile strength
- Consistent absorption rate
- Strong knot security
Where are these sutures commonly used?
- Hospitals and surgical centers
- Clinics and outpatient facilities
- Emergency care settings
Are braided sutures suitable for all wounds?
They are ideal for many applications, but suture selection depends on the procedure and tissue type.
Warranty
The Braided (PGA) Sutures are designed for secure tissue approximation and reliable wound closure following injury or surgical procedures. Commonly used with an attached needle, these sutures provide excellent handling, flexibility, and knot security, making them ideal for a wide range of clinical applications.
Engineered for strength and precision, braided sutures offer enhanced control during placement while maintaining consistent performance throughout the healing process.
Ideal Applications
✔ Surgical wound closure
✔ Soft tissue approximation
✔ General and specialized procedures
✔ Clinical and hospital settings
✔ Emergency and trauma care
Why Choose Braided (PGA) Sutures?
The Braided (PGA) Sutures deliver a dependable combination of strength, flexibility, and handling control, making them a trusted choice for safe, effective, and precise wound closure.
-
High Tensile Strength
Provides secure, dependable wound closure for effective healing. -
Braided Construction
Enhances flexibility, handling, and knot security. -
Smooth Tissue Passage
Allows controlled placement with reduced tissue trauma. -
Consistent Knot Performance
Maintains reliable knot strength for closure integrity. -
Sterile & Ready to Use
Individually packaged in sterile pouches for safe use. -
Multiple Sizes Available
Available in various thread thicknesses and needle configurations.
| Item # | Description | Needle Code | Needle Shape | Needle Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9130 | * 4-0 | C6 | ▼ | 19 mm |
| 9131 | 5-0 | C3 | ▽ | 13 mm |
| 9132 | 4-0 | C3 | ▽ | 13 mm |
Specifications
| Size | 4-0,5-0 |
|---|---|
| Needle Code | C3, C6 |
| Needle Length | |
| Suture Length | 18" |
| Case Quantity | 12 per box |
| Unit of Sale | Box |
| Rx Only | Yes |
| DEHP Free | Yes |
| Latex Content | Not Made With Natural Rubber Latex |
| Country of Origin | China |
| SDS Status | This product is not hazardous and does not require an SDS |
Videos
Downloads
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Braided (PGA) Sutures
Tap a question to expand the answer.
What are braided (PGA) sutures used for?
They are used to close wounds or surgical incisions, helping hold tissues together during the healing process.
Are braided (PGA) sutures absorbable?
Yes. PGA (Polyglycolic Acid) sutures are absorbable, meaning they gradually dissolve in the body over time.
What is the advantage of braided sutures?
- Better flexibility
- Improved handling
- Stronger knot security
Do braided sutures cause more tissue drag than monofilament?
Yes. Braided sutures may have slightly more tissue drag, but they provide better control and knot stability.
Are these sutures sterile?
Yes. They are individually packaged in sterile pouches for safe use.
Do braided sutures need to be removed?
No. Since they are absorbable, they typically do not require removal.
What types of procedures are they used for?
- Soft tissue closure
- General surgical procedures
- Internal suturing
Do they come in different sizes?
Yes. They are available in various thread thicknesses and needle configurations.
Who should use these sutures?
They are intended for trained healthcare professionals, including surgeons and clinicians.
What makes PGA sutures reliable?
- High tensile strength
- Consistent absorption rate
- Strong knot security
Where are these sutures commonly used?
- Hospitals and surgical centers
- Clinics and outpatient facilities
- Emergency care settings
Are braided sutures suitable for all wounds?
They are ideal for many applications, but suture selection depends on the procedure and tissue type.
Warranty
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
The Braided (PGA) Sutures are designed for secure tissue approximation and reliable wound closure following injury or surgical procedures. Commonly used with an attached needle, these sutures provide excellent handling, flexibility, and knot security, making them ideal for a wide range of clinical applications.
Engineered for strength and precision, braided sutures offer enhanced control during placement while maintaining consistent performance throughout the healing process.
Ideal Applications
✔ Surgical wound closure
✔ Soft tissue approximation
✔ General and specialized procedures
✔ Clinical and hospital settings
✔ Emergency and trauma care
Why Choose Braided (PGA) Sutures?
The Braided (PGA) Sutures deliver a dependable combination of strength, flexibility, and handling control, making them a trusted choice for safe, effective, and precise wound closure.
-
High Tensile Strength
Provides secure, dependable wound closure for effective healing. -
Braided Construction
Enhances flexibility, handling, and knot security. -
Smooth Tissue Passage
Allows controlled placement with reduced tissue trauma. -
Consistent Knot Performance
Maintains reliable knot strength for closure integrity. -
Sterile & Ready to Use
Individually packaged in sterile pouches for safe use. -
Multiple Sizes Available
Available in various thread thicknesses and needle configurations.
| Item # | Description | Needle Code | Needle Shape | Needle Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9130 | * 4-0 | C6 | ▼ | 19 mm |
| 9131 | 5-0 | C3 | ▽ | 13 mm |
| 9132 | 4-0 | C3 | ▽ | 13 mm |
Specifications
| Size | 4-0,5-0 |
|---|---|
| Needle Code | C3, C6 |
| Needle Length | |
| Suture Length | 18" |
| Case Quantity | 12 per box |
| Unit of Sale | Box |
| Rx Only | Yes |
| DEHP Free | Yes |
| Latex Content | Not Made With Natural Rubber Latex |
| Country of Origin | China |
| SDS Status | This product is not hazardous and does not require an SDS |
Videos
Downloads
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Braided (PGA) Sutures
Tap a question to expand the answer.
What are braided (PGA) sutures used for?
They are used to close wounds or surgical incisions, helping hold tissues together during the healing process.
Are braided (PGA) sutures absorbable?
Yes. PGA (Polyglycolic Acid) sutures are absorbable, meaning they gradually dissolve in the body over time.
What is the advantage of braided sutures?
- Better flexibility
- Improved handling
- Stronger knot security
Do braided sutures cause more tissue drag than monofilament?
Yes. Braided sutures may have slightly more tissue drag, but they provide better control and knot stability.
Are these sutures sterile?
Yes. They are individually packaged in sterile pouches for safe use.
Do braided sutures need to be removed?
No. Since they are absorbable, they typically do not require removal.
What types of procedures are they used for?
- Soft tissue closure
- General surgical procedures
- Internal suturing
Do they come in different sizes?
Yes. They are available in various thread thicknesses and needle configurations.
Who should use these sutures?
They are intended for trained healthcare professionals, including surgeons and clinicians.
What makes PGA sutures reliable?
- High tensile strength
- Consistent absorption rate
- Strong knot security
Where are these sutures commonly used?
- Hospitals and surgical centers
- Clinics and outpatient facilities
- Emergency care settings
Are braided sutures suitable for all wounds?
They are ideal for many applications, but suture selection depends on the procedure and tissue type.
Warranty
