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Medline Suture Removal Tray with Metal Littauer Scissors, Sterile, Single-use, Latex Free, MDS707555
PRODUCT DETAILS
Medline Suture Removal Tray is designed to allow clinicians to provide excellent patient care with quality products, while streamlining components, reducing waste and offering cost-effective supply solutions. This tray helps your procedure run more efficiently and reduces the risk of cross-contamination. The tray contains all the essential components you need such as metal litterer scissors, plastic forceps and 3" x 3" gauze ready for immediate use. By using a new, sterile tray for each procedure, you can effectively minimize the risk of infections and promote a safer healthcare environment.
Features and Benefits
- Designed to allow clinicians to provide excellent patient care with quality products.
- Helps your procedure run more efficiently and reduces the risk of cross-contamination.
- Dependable, convenient and economical suture removal tray.
- Great for daily use instead of using OR-grade instruments.
- Custom fit.
- Single-use.
- Sterile.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Medline
- Color: Wire
- Latex Free: Yes
- MPN: MDS707555
Suture Removal Tray Includes
- One (1) Adson Thumb Forceps, Plastic
- One (1) Scissors, Littauer, Wire
- One (1) Gauze, 3" x 3" (7.6 x 7.6 cm), 12-ply
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Does suture removal hurt?
A: Suture removal is generally not painful, though some mild discomfort or a pulling sensation may occur.
Q: How do you remove stitches with a suture removal kit?
A: Using sterilized scissors and forceps, gently cut the stitches at the knot and pull them out carefully to avoid reopening the wound.
Q: When should stitches be removed?
A: The timing depends on the wound and location but typically ranges from 5-14 days after placement, as advised by a healthcare professional.
Q: Can I remove stitches at home?
A: While some people choose to remove stitches at home, it is recommended to have a healthcare professional do it to prevent complications.
Q: What should I do after removing stitches?
A: Keep the area clean, apply an antiseptic, and monitor for any signs of infection such as redness or swelling.