Description

Reverse Cutting Suture Needle Integra® Miltex® Regular Surgeon’s Type – For Precise Skin and Tough Tissue Suturing

The Reverse Cutting Suture Needle Integra® Miltex® Regular Surgeon’s Type is a specialized tool designed for precise wound closure. With its reverse cutting edge, the needle easily penetrates tougher tissues such as skin, ligaments, and fibrous layers. Unlike taper point needles, this design minimizes the risk of tearing delicate edges while still providing strong sutures. As a result, it becomes the preferred option in surgeries requiring accurate control and durability.

Crafted from premium stainless steel, the needle maintains strength and sharpness throughout demanding procedures. Furthermore, its surface is smooth, ensuring effortless passage through resistant tissue. Surgeons rely on this dependable construction because it reduces hand fatigue while supporting consistent outcomes. Additionally, Integra® Miltex® instruments are trusted worldwide for their balance of precision and reliability.

When considering how to use, the reverse cutting suture needle is typically employed in closing skin incisions or repairing dense tissue layers. First, the surgeon grasps the needle with a holder at the correct angle for stability. Then, the needle is inserted using a controlled rotation, allowing the triangular tip to cut cleanly through the tissue. Because the cutting edge is positioned on the outer curve, it helps protect wound margins from tearing. This results in better wound healing and reduced trauma to surrounding areas.

Moreover, the regular surgeon’s type design allows versatile application in general and specialized surgical fields. However, it is not recommended for soft internal tissues where taper point needles are more effective. By matching the right needle design to the tissue type, surgeons can achieve optimal outcomes.

In summary, the Reverse Cutting Suture Needle Integra® Miltex® Regular Surgeon’s Type is a reliable choice for procedures involving skin and tough tissues. It ensures sharp penetration, controlled handling, and consistent surgical results.