A suture needle with 2-0 synthetic adsorbable thread, being held by Kelly Forceps agaisnt a white background
A suture needle usually comprises a thread and a single needle, which is the most conventional form. The needle is an essential component as it is the first part to pass through the tissues and conditions the success of the suturing, to a certain extent. The needle consists of 3 parts: point, body and curvature. Each of these features has to be carefully identified for the purpose of making the best choice, that is, for choosing the most appropriate needle for the patient and the type of surgery involved
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