How Do Barbed Sutures Work? Understanding Knotless Tissue Closure
Bringing tissue edges together is a central part of surgical wound closure. Conventional sutures usually rely on knots to secure the thread, while barbed sutures use small projections along their surface to engage tissue and resist backward movement. A Polydioxanone Barbed Suture combines this tissue-holding design with an absorbable monofilament material, offering an option for…
