Polyglycolic Acid (PGA) Suture

Polyglycolic Acid (PGA) Suture is a synthetic, absorbable surgical thread used to close wounds inside the body where stitches do not need to be removed. It is designed to safely break down over time and be absorbed by the body as healing takes place.

The suture is strong, smooth, and easy for surgeons to handle, allowing precise and secure stitching. It causes minimal tissue reaction and provides reliable wound support during the early stages of healing, then gradually dissolves naturally.

Polyglycolic acid sutures are commonly used in general surgery, gynecology, soft tissue repair, and internal stitching. They offer dependable strength, gentle healing, and the convenience of not requiring stitch removal.