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PEAK SURGICAL
SKU:PS-VS-00306
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The clinical standard for adaptable and dependable tissue closure. Regular Eye Surgical Needles are the foundational instruments of the modern surgical tray, engineered for clinicians who require maximum flexibility in suture selection. Featuring a precision-machined eyed design and a calibrated curved profile, these needles act as a mechanical necessity for general wound closure, internal suturing, and veterinary procedures. By allowing the practitioner to manually thread any suture material—from silk and nylon to absorbable polymers—these needles provide a cost-effective and highly customizable solution for hospitals, clinics, and surgical centers worldwide.
[Available in Comprehensive Size Ranges – Professional Surgical Series]
Regular Eye Surgical Needles are the versatile workhorses of the medical world. Their primary utility lies in their "procedural independence"; unlike swaged (atramatic) needles that come pre-attached to thread, eyed needles allow the facility to manage their inventory more efficiently by stocking needles and suture spools separately. Whether utilized in a high-volume operating theater, a rural clinic, or a veterinary field unit, these needles deliver the consistent sharpness and structural integrity required for professional-grade surgical outcomes.
Built to exceed the rigorous hygiene standards of modern medicine, these needles are fully autoclavable and designed for dependable, repeatable performance across thousands of sterilization cycles.
Feature Details
Material Premium Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
Eye Configuration Regular (Open Threaded) Eye
Needle Profile Precision Curved
Sizes Available : Extensive Range (1/0 to 20)
Maintenance Fully Autoclavable / Reusable
Primary Use Cases:
Q: What is the main advantage of an "eyed" needle over a "swaged" (pre-threaded) needle?
A: Eyed needles are reusable and allow you to choose your own suture material, which is significantly more cost-effective for many clinics. They also allow you to use specialized threads that may not be available in pre-packaged formats.
Q: Does the "eye" cause more tissue trauma?
A: Because the suture is doubled over at the eye, it creates a slightly larger profile than a swaged needle. However, our needles are polished to such a high degree that this "drag" is minimized, making them perfectly suitable for a wide range of general and veterinary procedures.
Q: How do the sizes (1/0 to 20) work?
A: In this sizing system, the "0" sizes (like 1/0) are the larger, more robust needles. As the numbers increase (up to 20), the needles become progressively smaller and finer. Always select the smallest needle that can safely penetrate the target tissue to minimize trauma.
Q: How should I clean and maintain these needles?
A: Clean immediately after use with an enzymatic detergent and a soft brush, paying special attention to the eye area to remove all bioburden. After cleaning, they should be sterilized via autoclave. Regularly inspect the tips for dullness and the eye for any burrs to ensure continued surgical precision.