Seramon PTFE 5/0 DSS-13 50 cm
Serag-Wiessner

MEO10171L

Seramon PTFE 5/0 DSS-13 50 cm

1.356,00 DKKIncl. VAT

Seramon PTFE 5/0, DSS-13, 50 cm, 24 pcs. (REF MEO10171L) is a monofilament, non-resorbable suture made of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) from Serag-Wiessner. The DSS-13 needle (13 mm, double-sharp) provides flexible access with varying penetration depths and angles in the oral cavity.

PTFE sutures show minimal tissue and bacterial adhesion, making Seramon well suited to oral and maxillofacial surgery – including implant surgery and GBR procedures – where the material’s inert and biocompatible properties and low memory effect ensure secure knots and easy handling.

  • Material: PTFE, monofilament
  • Non-resorbable, undyed
  • Needle: DSS-13, 13 mm
  • Thread length: 50 cm | USP 5/0
  • 24 pcs. per box

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Product specifications

USP size
5/0
Suture length
50 cm
Needle length
13 mm
Needle
DSS-13
Key features

Double-pointed DSS needle; inert and biocompatible; low memory; minimal bacterial adhesion

Application

Oral and maxillofacial surgery, implant surgery

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Serag-Wiessner

As the oldest German manufacturer of surgical suture material, SERAG-WIESSNER combines decades of experience with the latest medical know-how.

Production of sterile catgut began over a century ago. The company has also long been a successful manufacturer of sterile liquid dosage forms. High performance is not just a tradition at the Upper Franconian plant, but also a central focus for the future: The combination of precise craftsmanship and high-tech industrial manufacturing methods enables the company to meet the highest quality standards in the production of small batches, custom-made products and standard articles.

Absorbable suture material

Absorbable suture material is used for sutures that dissolve in tissue, where indicated. The so-called half-life has become an established criterion for absorbable suture materials. Depending on the indication, we supply short-term, medium-term and long-term absorbable suture materials in many different thread sizes.

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Non-absorbable suture material

These suture materials consist of various polymer materials or stainless steel, and traditionally also of natural materials (silk).

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Surgical needles

The atraumatic needles and eyed needles used in surgery must meet a wide range of requirements. We therefore offer a broad spectrum of needles suitable for a variety of indications. We only use 300 series stainless steel needles.

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Good to know about sutures

absorbable or non-absorbable suture?

For absorbable sutures, a time period in days is typically indicated – it could be 7 days, 14 days, or more. This indication refers to the suture's half-life – i.e., when half of its strength remains. The suture itself usually disappears only after 2 to 3 times this indicated period.

Mono- or Multifilament?

Monofilament: A smooth suture. Low friction and collects fewer bacteria, but is slightly more difficult to achieve knot stability.

Multifilament: Braided from multiple strands. More flexible and easier to achieve good knot stability, but can absorb fluid and bacteria.