The raw material used is the fine thread from silkworm cocoons. In a special process, the raw silk threads are braided and coated to make them water-repellent and resistant to serous secretions. Silk is one of the non-absorbable suture materials of natural origin and has been used effectively in surgical procedures for centuries.
SPECIAL FEATURES
knot-holding security
exceptionally smooth passage through the tissues
very easy handling
AREAS OF USE
Ligatures
Retention suture
Marking
Oral and maxillofacial surgery
Ophthalmology
