Dolphin Sutures

Mono AB · Specialty Sutures

Poliglecaprone 25 Antibacterial Sutures

Mono AB is a sterile, synthetic, monofilament absorbable surgical suture made from a glycolide-caprolactone copolymer and coated with Triclosan, an antimicrobial agent intended to inhibit bacterial colonization of the suture.

CEISO 13485Sterile, single use
Poliglecaprone 25 Antibacterial Sutures
Poliglecaprone 25 Antibacterial Sutures

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Absorbable monofilament construction

A single-strand synthetic suture made from a glycolide-caprolactone copolymer (poliglecaprone), designed for smooth passage through soft tissue during approximation and ligation.

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Triclosan antimicrobial coating

Coated with Triclosan, an antimicrobial agent intended to inhibit bacterial colonization of the suture. The coating acts on the suture material itself.

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Predictable hydrolytic absorption

Mono AB is absorbed through a simple hydrolytic mechanism, and its absorption is described as predictable, supporting planned wound support over the healing period.

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Secure, easy knotting

The monofilament format supports good knot security and easy knot placement, helping surgeons achieve reliable knots with straightforward handling during closure.

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Dyed and undyed options

Available in dyed violet and undyed presentations, giving surgeons a choice of visibility and contrast against tissue depending on the procedure and preference.

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Broad size range

Offered from 6-0 through size 2 with 300-series alloy steel needles, covering a wide span of fine and heavier general soft-tissue applications.

What Mono AB Is

Mono AB is a sterile, synthetic, monofilament absorbable surgical suture within the Dolphin Sutures specialty range. It is indicated for use in general soft-tissue approximation and ligation, giving surgeons a single-strand absorbable option across a broad size range. As an antibacterial suture, its Triclosan coating is intended to inhibit bacterial colonization of the suture.

Composition and Construction

Mono AB is made from poliglecaprone, a copolymer of glycolide and caprolactone (PGCL). Its monofilament construction means the suture is a single, smooth strand rather than a braid, which supports easy passage through tissue. The material is absorbed by a simple hydrolytic mechanism, and this absorption is described as predictable. The suture carries a Triclosan antimicrobial coating and is available both dyed violet and undyed.

Handling Characteristics

The monofilament design is intended to pass through tissue smoothly and to make knotting straightforward, with good knot security and easy knot placement. Reported tissue reactivity is slight (Grade-1). Needles are made from 300-series alloy steel and are attached to support consistent handling at the needle-suture junction.

Sizes and Presentations

Mono AB is offered across sizes 6-0, 5-0, 4-0, 3-0, 2-0, 0, 1 and 2, covering fine and heavier soft-tissue needs. Needle-armed presentations include reverse cutting and cutting profiles such as a 3/8 circle reverse cutting needle in 16 mm and 3/8 circle cutting needles in 25 mm, with suture lengths including 45 cm and 70 cm. Dyed and undyed options are available to suit surgeon preference and visibility requirements.

General SurgeryGynecology & ObstetricsLaparoscopic / MISOrthopaedic SurgeryPaediatric SurgeryPlastic & ReconstructiveUrology

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is Mono AB used for?
Mono AB sutures are indicated for use in general soft-tissue approximation and ligation. The synthetic, absorbable monofilament design suits a range of soft-tissue closure needs where an absorbable single-strand suture is appropriate. Selection should follow the surgeon's clinical judgment and the instructions for use.
What is Mono AB made of?
Mono AB is a synthetic monofilament suture made from poliglecaprone, a copolymer of glycolide and caprolactone (PGCL). It is a single, smooth strand rather than a braid, and it carries a Triclosan antimicrobial coating on the suture material.
How is Mono AB absorbed?
Mono AB is absorbed by a simple hydrolytic mechanism, meaning the suture material breaks down through hydrolysis over time. This absorption is described as predictable. For detailed absorption timing and wound-support characteristics, refer to the product's instructions for use.
What does the Triclosan coating do?
Mono AB is coated with Triclosan, an antimicrobial agent. The coating is intended to inhibit bacterial colonization of the suture itself. It is a property of the suture material and should be understood within the product labelling and instructions for use.
What sizes and needles are available?
Mono AB is available in sizes 6-0, 5-0, 4-0, 3-0, 2-0, 0, 1 and 2. Needle-armed options include reverse cutting and cutting profiles, such as a 3/8 circle reverse cutting 16 mm needle and 3/8 circle cutting 25 mm needles, with suture lengths including 45 cm and 70 cm.
Is Mono AB available dyed or undyed?
Yes. Mono AB is offered both dyed violet and undyed, allowing surgeons to choose based on visibility and contrast against tissue. The choice of colour can be made according to procedure requirements and personal preference during closure.
Is Mono AB supplied sterile and how should it be stored?
Mono AB is supplied as a sterile suture. Storage and handling should follow the conditions stated on the product packaging and in the instructions for use. Always confirm packaging integrity and expiry before use, and store according to the labelled conditions.
How can distributors obtain documentation for Mono AB?
Distributors and procurement teams can request product documentation, ordering codes and regulatory details from Dolphin Sutures (Futura Surgicare / Futura Medtech). Reach out through the official sales channel to obtain instructions for use, specifications and available presentations for your market.

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