Eurosorb Roll 2.5×30 cm – 5 pcs/box

Eurosorb Roll offers the same high quality as standard “Eurosorb” (PGA) sutures but in a “Reel” or “Cassette” format without needles. This format is specifically designed for surgeons who need to perform multiple “Ligation” procedures on blood vessels or tissues quickly and efficiently. The reel allows the surgeon to pull the appropriate length and cut it as needed, providing high flexibility within the operating room.

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Description

Why Choose Eurosorb Roll?
Flexibility in Use: Gives the surgeon the freedom to determine the required suture length for each knot, making it ideal for repeated “Free ties.”
Economic & Practical: Instead of opening multiple individual suture packs, the reel provides enough length to perform numerous ligations from a single pack, reducing waste and cost.
Knot Security: The braided PGA sutures feature excellent friction, ensuring the knot stays firmly in place without slipping, which is vital when ligating blood vessels to stop bleeding.
Easy Visibility: The suture typically comes in Violet color to be very distinct to the surgeon amidst blood and tissue.

Key Specifications
Product Name: Eurosorb Roll (Ligature Reel).
Material: Polyglycolic Acid (PGA).
Form: Braided suture on a reel (No needle).
Absorption: Absorbable via Hydrolysis.
Color: Violet.
Duration: Retains strength to support tissue during the critical healing period and is fully absorbed within 60-90 days.

Indications
Vessel Ligation: To control bleeding (Hemostasis) during surgical procedures.
General Surgery: For tying off soft tissues where a needle is not required.
OB/GYN: For quick ligation of ducts or vessels.

 

HOW TO USE?

(For Surgeons Only)
Warning: This product is sterile and intended for use within the Sterile Field.
Opening: The nurse/assistant opens the outer package and presents the sterile reel to the surgeon.
Dispensing: The surgeon holds the reel and pulls out the desired length of suture.
Cutting: The suture is cut using surgical scissors.
Ligation: The cut suture is used to tie a knot around the target blood vessel or tissue to close it.
Repeating: The process is repeated as needed until the reel is empty or the surgery concludes.