Lifeline Stainless Steel Suture Needles Half Circle Round Bodied 6/pk x 4

• Smooth penetration and maneuverability
• Biocompatible
• Easy to handle
• Round-bodied design
• Minimizes tissue trauma

• Material - Stainless steel 
• Shape - Half circle round body
• Corrosion resistant

• Pack of 4 (6 Needles each packet)

• Gather Materials: Ensure you have the necessary tools, including the suturing needle, suture material, forceps, scissors, and sterile gloves.
• Prepare the Site: Clean the area to be sutured with an antiseptic solution and ensure proper lighting. Position the patient comfortably to provide easy access to the wound.
• Select the Needle and Suture: Choose an appropriate needle size and type of suture material based on the tissue and wound characteristics.
• Load the Needle: If using a needle holder, securely grasp the needle about two-thirds from the tip with the needle holder.
• Insert the Needle: Position the needle at the edge of the wound, aiming it toward the center. Insert it into the tissue at a 90-degree angle, pushing it through to the opposite side.
• Create the Bite: Pull the needle through the tissue, leaving a small tail of suture. Insert the needle back through the tissue about 1/4 inch from the first entry point, creating a loop of suture.
• Pull the Suture: Gently pull the suture through until the knot is secure. Make sure the edges of the wound are aligned properly.
• Tie the Knot: Use a square knot technique for securing the suture. 
• Trim the Excess: After tying the knot, use scissors to trim any excess suture material, leaving a small tail.
• Inspect the Wound: Ensure the wound edges are approximated evenly and that there are no gaps.
• Apply Dressing: Once suturing is complete, cover the wound with a sterile dressing to promote healing and prevent infection.

Important Tips

• Maintain a sterile technique throughout the procedure to minimize infection risk.
• Always follow institutional protocols and guidelines for suturing and wound care.
• If you're unsure about the process, seek guidance from a qualified healthcare professional.

• Country of Origin: India
• Manufacturer: Sutures Manufacturing Company

• Warranty is not applicable for this product.

Question: How should I prepare the area before suturing?

Answer: Clean the area to be sutured with an antiseptic solution, ensure proper lighting, and position the patient comfortably for easy access to the wound.

Question: What type of sutures can be used with these needles?

Answer: These needles can be used with a variety of suture materials, depending on the specific needs of the procedure.

Question: What are Lifeline Stainless Steel Suture Needles used for?

Answer: Lifeline Stainless Steel Suture Needles are designed for suturing in surgical and medical applications. They are ideal for closing wounds, stitching tissue, and various other procedures..

Question: What's the difference between size 17 and size 19 ?

Answer: In dental suturing, the size of the needle plays a crucial role in accommodating various clinical scenarios. The difference between size 17 and size 19 Lifeline Stainless Steel Suture Needles lies in the length of the needle. Specifically, size 17 features a needle length of 17mm, while size 19 has a needle length of 19mm. The selection of needle size is contingent upon factors such as tissue thickness, accessibility, and the specific requirements of the suturing procedure. Dental professionals should carefully assess these factors to choose the most suitable needle size for optimal outcomes in wound closure and tissue