Lateral Sutures – Double Nylon with Needle and 2 Crimps

A lateral suture is a surgical technique used to repair a ruptured cruciate ligament in dogs. The cruciate ligament is a critical structure in the knee that helps provide stability and support to the joint. When this ligament is ruptured, it can cause pain and instability in the knee, leading to difficulty walking and other problems.

The lateral suture technique involves making an incision on the side of the knee and then using special suture material to stitch the torn ligament back together. This technique is often used in cases where the ligament has only partially ruptured, as it can be less invasive than other surgical options.

Overall, the lateral suture technique is an effective option for treating a ruptured cruciate ligament in dogs. It can provide the necessary support and stability to the knee joint while also allowing for a quicker recovery time.

VO Codes:

DN50NC10 – 50lb 1000mm Double Nylon w/ 30mm Needle and 2 x 10mm Crimps

DN80NC12 – 80lb 1600mm Double Nylon w/ 62mm Needle and 2 x 12mm Crimps

DN100NC12 – 100lb 1600mm Double Nylon w/ 62mm Needle and 2 x 12mm Crimps

• Can be re-sterilized in ethylene oxide.