Nonabsorbable Surgical Thread - Silk - product image with transparent background 1

Nonabsorbable Surgical Thread - Silk - product image with transparent background 1

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Non-Absorbable Surgical Thread - Silk

Silk non-absorbable thread is made from silk and has a silicon coating that helps limit absorption and minimize tissue irritation. High purity, composed of 99% protein through deodorization method, tensile strength of thread in tissue is 3 months, making surgical wound processing easier thanks to the twisted and braided fibers. The thread has high tension, the ability to hold stitches…

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PRODUCT INFORMATION Origin AILEE - Korea Material Silicone, Silk Color Black, white Sterilized with Ethylene Oxide Size USP 8/0~2 EP 0.4~5 Multi-fiber thread and covered with silicone, ensuring smooth thread surface with less tissue damage thanks to good penetration and outstanding knot durability. Additionally, it reduces the risk of infection by reducing capillarization which is the weak point of multifilament sutures. Insoluble Silk thread is widely used in leather sewing. Products have been certified: Certificate of GMP (KFDA), ISO9001, ISO13485, CE Mark. DETAILED INFORMATION

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Category: AILEE surgery only

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Product code: SILK

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AILEE surgery only

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SILK
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Surgical instruments
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