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Suture Silk Popular Q&A

Q: What is silk suture?
A: n A braided, fine black suture material, usually used to close incisions, wounds, and cuts in the skin. It is not absorbed by the body and is removed after appr... Read More »

Q: Why can't Silk sutures be used on the kidney or bladder?
A: Silk suture is not recommended for use in the bladder or kidney because it may become the nucleus for stone formation. Read More »

Q: What types of procedures use SutraSilk sutures?
A: General soft tissue approximation/ligation. Read More »

Q: When finished he placed a silk suture instead of absorbable gut?
A: Lisa -  Unfortunately, your situation sounds like the result of a non-surgeon doing surgery.  It definitely sounds like you have developed a process, called a d... Read More »

Q: My question is will it hurt me health wise to leave them in there...
A: Sandi - Do not leave them there.  With time, bacteria will accumulate on the sutures and will gain access under the soft tissue and then form an infection.  So ... Read More »