Propylene suture is a type of surgical suture made from the synthetic material called polypropylene. The material is non-absorbable, which means it stays in the body without breaking down. Propylene suture is often used to close incisions, wounds, and lacerations because it has a high tensile strength and provides excellent support to the healing tissues. Moreover, it is a monofilament suture, which reduces tissue drag and minimizes trauma during wound closure. Propylene suture is also known for its resistance to infections, making it an ideal choice for surgeries with a high risk of contamination or infection. However, because it is non-absorbable, propylene suture requires removal after the wound has healed.
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