Surgery

A sterile disposable device for rapid, reliable closure of skin incisions. General surgery, traumatology, plastic surgery — reduces suturing time and infection risk.

A surgical stapler for anastomoses in gastroenterology and colorectal surgery. Optimal formation of B-type staples for hemostasis and even tissue compression. Easily removable anvil minimizes injury risk.

An instrument for tissue resection and joining in open surgeries. Uniform firing force along the staple line for reliable hemostasis. Floating cartridge adapts to varying tissue thickness.

For linear anastomoses in minimally invasive procedures. Provides a clean cut and reliable staple fixation to minimize postoperative complications. Ergonomic handle, protection against accidental activation.

Sterile bladeless optical trocars for laparoscopic surgeries. Anti-slip, anti-fall-through design for insertion stability. Optical pointed tip visualizes tissue layers.

Maximum staple-line safety, reduces the risk of anal strictures. Four high suture ports improve control. Transparent body for visualization, dual safety system.

Braided polyester (PET) suture — high hydrolysis resistance and chemical inertness. Multifilament structure gives excellent handling and knot security. Popular in orthopedics, cardiovascular and general surgery. Available in green and uncolored variants.

Monofilament non-absorbable suture made of polyamide 6.0/6.6, uncoated, minimal tissue reaction. Gradually encapsulated by connective tissue, thread mass decreases ~10%/year due to hydrolysis. Used in general surgery, ophthalmology, orthopedics and neurosurgery.

Monofilament absorbable poliglecaprone-25 suture. Low tissue reaction, high biocompatibility. Fully absorbed in 90–120 days — preferred for subcutaneous and cosmetic sutures, plastic surgery, gynecology. Two color options — violet and colorless.

Monofilament absorbable polydioxanone (PDS) suture — high strength, slow resorption, tissue support up to 6 weeks. Fully absorbed in 180–210 days. Ideal for fascia and peritoneum closure, plastic and cardiovascular surgery, including pediatric cardiac surgery.

Durable, long-lasting non-absorbable polyethylene terephthalate suture, minimal tissue reaction and inflammation. Braided polyfilament with silicone coating for sliding. Over time encapsulated by connective tissue. Used in cardiac surgery, surgery and orthopedics.

Monofilament non-absorbable polypropylene suture, minimal tissue reaction. Used for long-term tissue fixation without absorption risk, often for external sutures. Used in general surgery, cardiac surgery, neurointervention, ophthalmology.

Braided polyfilament coated with polyglactin 910 (90% glycolide, 10% L-lactide) — minimal tissue reaction. Complete absorption in 56–70 days, 50% strength loss after 21 days. Used in general surgery, ophthalmology, peripheral nerve surgery and microsurgery.

Absorbable suture made from polyglycolic acid. Strong in the first weeks after application — ideal for internal sutures. Multifilament, absorbed by hydrolysis: complete absorption in 56–70 days, 50% strength loss after 21 days. Used in general surgery, ophthalmology, gynecology and soft tissue surgery.

Non-absorbable synthetic polypropylene thread — high strength, minimal tissue reaction. Used in general surgery, cardiac surgery, ophthalmology and neurosurgery. Smooth structure reduces tissue injury risk.

Synthetic non-absorbable polyamide (nylon) suture, low friction, high tensile strength. Monofilament structure reduces bacterial infection risk. Available in black and blue for visual control during surgery.

Made from polyglactin 910 (90% glycolide, 10% L-lactide). Retains up to 75% strength after 14 days, 50% after 21 days, fully absorbed in 56–70 days. Braided structure eases knotting, coating reduces friction. Used for soft tissue, skin, gynecology and ophthalmology.

Accelerated resorption: fully absorbed in 40–42 days via enzymatic and hydrolytic processes. Ideal for skin sutures, episiotomies, plastic and pediatric surgery, dentistry — rapid strength loss (~50% after 7 days) avoids the need for suture removal.

An improved TRUSYNTH with a triclosan-based antimicrobial coating that effectively prevents bacterial growth (including S. aureus and S. epidermidis). Indispensable for high infection-risk surgeries: abdominal, gynecological, orthopedic, plastic.

Enhanced infection protection: microbicidal technology prevents bacterial growth in exudate and creates a sterile barrier. Speeds healing, prevents biofilm formation. Suitable for postoperative care, diabetic ulcers and bedsores.

Resorbable hemostat based on oxidized regenerated cellulose for stopping capillary, venous and minor arterial bleeding. Forms a gel-like barrier on contact with blood. Fully resorbed in 7-14 days. General surgery, neurosurgery.

An analog of TachoComb using Selenus technology, which increases the adhesion of the gelatin sponge to the bleeding area. The surface is divided into 1000+ columns — a 10x increase in tissue interaction area.

Sterile absorbable gauze made of oxidized cellulose (OC). Low pH promotes hemostasis via blood protein denaturation. Hemostasis in 3-4 minutes, fully absorbed within 7-14 days, suitable for laparoscopic procedures.

Irreversible hemostatic bone wax (80% beeswax, 20% isopropyl palmitate) for controlling osseous bleeding via physical tamponade of bone channels. Used in thoracic surgery, neurosurgery, orthopedics, traumatology, maxillofacial surgery.

Provides hemostasis due to low pH. The swollen, blood-saturated mass promotes clot formation. Can be introduced into cavities (after tumor extirpation) and during endoscopic procedures.

Hemostasis within 3-4 minutes, fully resorbed within 7-14 days. 7-layer fibrillar fabric with bundles for uneven surfaces — versatile design.

Hemostasis within 3-4 minutes, fully resorbed within 7-14 days. Density suitable for suturing, laparoscopic compatibility. For diffuse organ bleeding and transplantation procedures.

Hemostasis within 2-4 minutes, fully absorbed within 4 weeks. Absorbs at least 35x its own weight, pH-neutral, 100% biodegradable. Available in sponge and powder form.

Provides optimal exudate management and microbial protection. DTAC antibacterial technology destroys 99.99% of bacteria and fungi, including MRSA, E. coli, Candida albicans. For surgical wounds, draining wounds and burns.

For permanent or temporary mechanical occlusion of vessels and ducts during surgery. Made of titanium alloys or polymers — biocompatible, reliable fixation. Anatomically adapted shape with internal serrations prevents displacement.

Monofilament absorbable PDS-based suture with bidirectional micro-barbs that secure tissue without knotting. Evenly distributes tension, speeds up surgery. Fully absorbed in 180–210 days. Used in abdominal and plastic surgery, obstetrics, orthopedics.

Sterile medical devices for fluid absorption and bleeding control during neurosurgical procedures. High flexibility, wet strength, long-lasting moisture retention.

Designed for hernioplasty and soft tissue reconstruction. Made of polypropylene monofilament fibers — strength, elasticity, minimal tissue reaction. Available in various sizes and configurations, easily shaped during surgery.

A cover (case) for isolating non-sterile surgical microscopes. Attached to the microscope with stickers and straps; the cover's center is placed over the lens, special ends over the binocular.

Braided silk suture — natural non-absorbable material with excellent handling and knot strength. Used in general surgery, closing mucous membranes, and temporary hemostasis. May cause a moderate inflammatory reaction in highly sensitive tissues.

A fully resorbable hemostat that reduces the risk of postoperative adhesions. Hemostasis is achieved by accelerating normal physiological blood clotting without chemical agents. Reduces the need for blood transfusion; absorbency is twice that of analogues.

A system for closing postoperative cranial trephination holes, fully closing the hole and avoiding postoperative skin depressions. Not a cranial fixation system.

For precise, safe cranial fixation during neurosurgical procedures: craniotomies, deep brain stimulation, spinal interventions. Made of titanium and stainless steel — fully sterilizable and corrosion-resistant.

Standard absorbable PGA suture coated with polyglycolide resin and calcium stearate. Retains up to 50% strength for 14 days, fully absorbed in 70–90 days. Ideal for general surgery, urology, ophthalmology, plastic surgery.

The first cranial fixation device made of PEEK-Optima™, for reliable fixation of bone flaps after craniotomy. Fast implantation, dual locking mechanism, no CT/MRI artifacts, 3D adaptation.

Monofilament surgical wire made of medical stainless steel grade LVM 316 — exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, minimal tissue reaction. Used in orthopedics, cardiac surgery (sternal closure) and reconstructive surgery.

A safe, effective means of strengthening anastomoses and surgical sutures, preventing bleeding from needle punctures. Composition — aqueous solutions of purified bovine serum albumin (BSA) and glutaraldehyde in separate chambers of a dual syringe.

For temporary cardiac pacing postoperatively and in acute rhythm disturbances. Provides optimal myocardial contact and stable impulse transmission. Made of biocompatible materials with silicone insulation. Compatible with most external pacemakers.