Sabre Suture Needles Half Circle 18No. 6 Pcs x 4 Pack

Biocompatible
Easy to use
Cost effective
Durable high quality

Sabre Stainless Steel Non Sterile Suture Needles Types :
Half Circle Cutting Sizes : 18 No.

Sizes : 18 No.

4 Packet (6 needles per pack)

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.