#sutures

Sutures: https://archiveofourown.org/works/87733121/chapters/232490571

Charles Leclerc is a brilliant Healer and Researcher. He’s dedicated his entire healing career so far to memories- How they can be preserved, how to heal the damage left behind by them, and understanding exactly how they make a witch or wizard who they are. It’s a branch of magic that’s near impossible to understand for most people in the magical community. Somehow, Charles makes it look easy.

Of course, Charles now has three problems.

First, someone has broken into his top secret, highly secure and heavily warded research lab at St Mungo’s.

Second, it’s made very clear to him that the work he’s doing around memory magic might just be valuable enough to kill for.

And finally, his Ministry appointed bodyguard also happens to be his ex boyfriend, who ghosted him after they both graduated from Hogwarts, who he hasn’t seen for five years, and has been living his best life as the perfect pureblood heir. Without Charles, which was simply unacceptable.

🧵 Stitches? Sutures. Same thing, but make it medical.

Okay so you've probably heard "stitches" at the ER. But have you ever actually seen what goes into a surgical suture? 👀

Not all threads are created equal. Let me show you.

👇 Video demo below – watch how these bad boys work.

So what are surgical sutures?

Just sterile medical thread used to close up incisions or wounds. Simple, right? Except there's a whole science behind it.

The two main types:

🧵 Absorbable – dissolves in your body over time. No removal needed. Great for internal stuff (deep tissue, organs). Think: PDO, PGA, catgut.

🧵 Non-Absorbable – stays forever (or until someone takes it out). Skin, vessels, stuff that needs long-term holding power. Think: nylon, silk, polypropylene, even stainless steel (yes, steel).

Needles matter too:

🪡 Taper point – for soft stuff (intestines, blood vessels) 🪡 Reverse cutting – for tough stuff (skin, tendons) 🪡 Blunt point – for fragile stuff (liver, kidney – no poking accidents pls)

Sizes? From "microscopic" (USP 6-0 for eye surgery) to "chunky" (USP 2 for big tissue). There's a suture for EVERYTHING.

What's in our suture lineup:

PDO / PGA / Polyglactin (absorbable)

Silk / Nylon / Polypropylene / Polyester / Stainless Steel (non-absorbable)

Plus surgical gut (plain & chromic) – old school but still useful

👇 Watch the demo below

Honestly, sutures are one of those things you never think about until you need them. And when you do, you want the good ones. 😅

Reblog if you've ever had stitches and wondered what they're actually made of. 🙃

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