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PDO Suture (Polydioxanone) 0/0 24ct Reverse Cutting AastraMed
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PDO Suture (Polydioxanone) 0/0 24ct Reverse Cutting AastraMed

Original price was: $69.00.Current price is: $52.00.

34 in stock

PDO suture 0/0 (Polydioxanone) by AastraMed
Polydioxanone 24 Individual Suture Packets per box (1 Box).
Reverse Cutting Needle, 75 cm length, 3/8 Circle, 36 mm
This is a generic PDS Suture material.  Excellent quality compared to PDS.
Condition is New, Unopened, Contained in Cellophane Wrapping.
Expire Date 12/28.
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For Veterinary use only. Certificate CE, ISO13485, ISO9001
Suture Description:
  • Synthetic Absorbable Monofilament Suture
  • Excellent knot security
  • Minimizes tissue trauma by allowing easy passage
  • Excellent pliability
  • Makes suturing easier by handling like a braided suture
  • Excellent holding strength
  • Retains 50% of tensile strength for up to 6 weeks after procedure

Brand: AastraMed
Composition: Polydioxanone
Absorption Type: Absorption by Hydrolysis
Absorption Rate: 180-220 days
Structure: Monofilament
Thread Color: Violet
Length: 75 cm
Needle: Reverse Cutting on 3/8 circle, 36mm
Condition: Sterile

What is the difference between PDO and PDS?  There is no difference. PDS (Polydioxanone) is a type of PDO suture, a synthetic, absorbable monofilament known for its long tensile strength retention and slow absorption, ideal for deep tissue closure needing extended support (weeks to months), though it can have handling stiffness and poor knot security compared to multifilaments.

If you're comparing PDO to something else, you're essentially comparing PDS (PDO) to other materials like gut, Vicryl (polyglycolic acid), or Dexon (polyglycolic acid), where PDS stands out for its extended strength and support, making it a reliable choice for demanding closures.

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