The choice of sutures for hardly handle animals

vetsuture fastPGA : braided fast absorbable and coated PGA suture

vetsuture® fastPGA is an absorbable, sterile, surgical suture, composed of homopolymers of Glycolide (100%). For added lubrication and smoothness, vetsuture® fastPGA is coated with unique combination of Polycaprolactone and Calcium Stearate. vetsuture® fastPGA meets all the requirements, established by the United States Pharmacopeia for Absorbable Surgical suture. vetsuture® fastPGA is available as undyed. vetsuture® fastPGA sutures elicit a minimal to moderate initial inflammatory tissue reaction. Progressive loss of tensile strength and eventual absorption of vetsuture® fastPGA sutures occur by means of hydrolysis, where the polymer degrades to Glycolic acid. It gets absorbed quickly and metabolized in the site of implantation. Absorption begins with loss of tensile strength followed by loss of mass. vetsuture® fastPGA shows that 5 days post implantation approximately 50% of the original tensile strength remains. All of the original tensile strength is lost by approximately 10-14 days post implantation. The absorption of vetsuture® fastPGA occurs thereafter and is essentially complete by 42 days.

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All suture marterials are set with a high-quality vetfire needle, conceived for the particular custom of the veterinarian art. Needles are siliconized for a better penetration.