Coated VICRYL* PLUS Antibacterial (polyglactin 910) Sutures

Offer your patients protection and strength for tissue approximation

More strength than other synthetic sutures
Coated Vicryl Plus Sutures - In Vivo Breaking Strenght Retention Profile
  • Wound support for approximately 4 weeks.
Coated Vicryl* Plus Sutures are Stronger Than Dexon II Sutures or Polysorb Sutures 3 weeks Postimplantation
  • Coated VICRYL* Plus Sutures are stronger than Dexon II sutures and Polysorb sutures during the critical wound-healing period for fascia (14 to 21 days).
Stronger Longer Than Dexon II™ or Polysorb Sutures
  • Coated VICRYL* Plus Sutures with IRGACARE®† MP maintain more strength through at least 21 days than other medium-term absorbable sutures.
Excellent handling and performance

Coated VICRYL* Plus Sutures offer surgeons:

 

  • Knot security
  • Knot snug-down
  • First-throw holding security
  • Smooth passage with no tissue tearing
  • Virtually no package memory

 

Coated VICRYL* Plus Antibacterial (Polyglactin 910) Sutures are best for use in:
  • Ligation
  • Soft tissue approximation

Not for use in ophthalmic, cardiovascular and neurological tissues.
Mass absorption by hydrolysis is essentially between 56 and 70 days.

Available in a variety of sizes and compositions to meet all of your patients' needs
  • Structure: braided and coated
  • Color: dyed and undyed
  • Size: USP 5-0 through 2 (metric 1-5)
  • Raw material: polyglactin 910
 

Since 66% of the infections are confined to the incision, it makes sense to use Plus SUTURES as a part of your protocol to help prevent bacterial colonization of the suture.5
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