Needle cutting

The cutting needle is a curved surgical needle with a triangular cross-section. Cutting needles are used in surgery to cut and cut tissue.

Thanks to its triangular cross-section, the cutting needle has sharp edges that allow it to easily penetrate tissue. As the needle advances, its cutting edges push the fabric fibers apart, rather than tearing them like regular needles. This makes cuts more precise and controlled.

The curved shape of the cutting needles is convenient for making cuts in hard-to-reach places and at different angles. The sharp tip allows them to easily pierce tissue and penetrate deep into the incision.

Cutting needles are widely used in many surgical operations - for cutting the skin and subcutaneous tissue, separating and cutting off tissue, as well as for pinpoint incisions and incisions. Their use allows you to make neat and precise cuts, which is important for the successful outcome of the operation and rapid healing of wounds.

Introduction. The cutting needle is a curved surgical needle with a “triangular cross-section”.

Description.

A cutting needle is a unique design of instruments that are used in hospitals for various procedures. It consists of a short rod that has slight bends and chamfers on both sides. With the help of a cutting needle, doctors can perform various operations that are carried out in narrow spaces or do not require the use of powerful and large instruments.

The main purpose of a cutting needle is: * Creating linear cuts in the skin. When surgeons need to treat the edges of a wound, they use a cutting needle to create a linear incision from one edge of the wound to the other. In this way, it is possible to treat wound edges more effectively and reduce the likelihood of complications. * Opening body cavities. When a patient develops ulcers or abscesses and the cavities of purulent infection need to be opened, doctors use a needle to position the cavity and drain it. Such procedures help to gain access to the pathological focus of infection and reduce the patient’s pain. * Sutures. Many patients turn to doctors with tissue and skin damage. Surgeons use special needles that allow the edges of the tissue to be positioned correctly and quickly apply sutures so that they fit tightly to the wound. These are just a few examples of how a cutting needle can be used. The scope of application of this instrument is very wide - from surgery to cosmetology.