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Development of Methods of Manufacturing Modified Sutures Corresponding to Current Requirements in Medicine. A Review

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Surgical sutures with antimicrobial and fungicidal properties in which not only the capillary effect was eliminated but the atraumatic indexes were also improved were developed. The easier threading of the sutures in the suture needle also indicates that atraumatic domestic sutures corresponding to the current requirements of medicine have been obtained.

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    V. P. Sergeev, E. P. Plygan', E. A. Ivashchenko, N. I. Vagin & N. N. Baglei

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Sergeev, V.P., Plygan', E.P., Ivashchenko, E.A. et al. Development of Methods of Manufacturing Modified Sutures Corresponding to Current Requirements in Medicine. A Review. Fibre Chemistry 34, 433–439 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022964309414

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