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    • Ophthalmic surgery

    Needs of Ophthalmic Sutures

    Surgeons are looking for specific properties to ophthalmic surgery:

    • Uncoated thread and needle for better suture control
    • Fine suture sizes to adapt to ocular muscles, conjunctiva, sclera or cornea

    Non-absorbable sutures are used when it is necessary to leave the suture in place.

     

    Peters Surgical non-absorbable sutures suitable for ophthalmic procedures

    • Nylon (polyamide monofilament)
    • Polypropylen (polypropylene monofilament)
    • Silk (silk braid)

    Our products

    Nylon

    • Composition : Extruded monofilament of polyamide 6.6, black
    • Indications : ophthalmic surgery

    Class IIb medical device intended for professional surgical use – CE 0459 GMED – Manufacturer: Peters Surgical – Read the instructions carefully before use.

    Polypropylen

    • Composition : Extruded monofilament of polypropylen, blue
    • Indications : ophthalmic surgery

    Class IIb medical device intended for professional surgical use – CE 0459 GMED – Manufacturer: Peters Surgical – Read the instructions carefully before use.

    Silk

    • Composition : Made of spun of the silk worm, waxed multifilament, black
    • Indications : ophthalmic surgery

    Class IIb medical device intended for professional surgical use – CE 0459 GMED – Manufacturer: Peters Surgical – Read the instructions carefully before use.