Features

• Buisorb is a synthetic absorbent knitted yarn made of polyglycolic acid.
• Special processing has excellent ligation retention.
• Special coating provides excellent passability.
• Uses a package that is easy to take out and does not stick to threads.
• A line up of trail needles for node suturing.
• Excellent absorption rate, excellent in vivo tensile strength retention
• When a buisorb is implanted into the subcutaneous tissue of rats, the residual rate of nodule tension is approximately 65% 2 weeks after implantation, and approximately 35% 3 weeks after implantation.
• Extremely stable and reliably absorbed into biological tissues.
• The material used for the bouillon is 100% polyglycolic acid.
• When transplanted into the muscle of rats, absorption begins around 5 weeks after transplantation and is completely absorbed and decomposed after about 15 weeks.
• height of nodal tension
• Buisoves have superior nodule strength compared to conventional synthetic absorbable sutures.
• high nodule retention
• Number of times to untie a plastic rod when it is moved over a tightly ligated male knot (79 g load applied to the loop)
• Smooth, smooth slide down
• The bouyzove has a special coating that makes it smooth and smooth to slide down, unlike conventional synthetic absorbable sutures. You can make a node at the desired point. Also, after exposure to fluid, it is very smooth, sliding down and tissue penetration is the same as before exposure.
• difficulty in loosening the nodule
• By double coating, the bouyzove realizes the smoothness of the thread and the difficulty of loosening at the same time.
• small knot
• The original knitting structure, such as controlling the ratio of the core thread appropriately, can make the knot smaller.