Surgeon Thread for residents and doctors Cotton (12 per box)

A: Cotton sutures are threads made from cotton fibers that are used for suturing wounds in medical and dental procedures. They are designed to provide suture strength for an extended period of time in essential parts where durability is required.

A: Cotton sutures are particularly useful in clean wounds where suture strength is necessary. They can be employed in both medical and dental procedures. It's important to note that in contaminated or polluted areas, finer ligatures may be more appropriate while longer suture loops should be avoided. Developing a "cotton technique" can make the use of cotton sutures easier.

A: The cotton sutures are white in color. This allows for better visibility and contrast against the wound site, aiding in precise suturing.

A: The cotton sutures are available in various sizes: 8, 10, 20, 30, and 40. These sizes range from thickest to thinnest, allowing for flexibility in selecting the appropriate size based on the specific requirements of the procedure.

A: The key features of the cotton sutures include being non-sterile and non-absorbable. Being non-sterile means they require appropriate sterilization procedures before use. Non-absorbable sutures are intended to remain in the body for an extended period of time without being broken down or absorbed.

A: The cotton sutures are typically used with medical needles to close and secure wounds in medical and dental procedures. They should be handled and applied by trained healthcare professionals following standard suturing techniques and practices.

A: Each box of cotton sutures contains 12 individual sutures. This provides an ample quantity for multiple procedures or cases.

A: Yes, the cotton sutures are suitable for use by both residents and doctors. However, it is important that they are used by individuals with appropriate training and knowledge in suturing techniques.