implanted suture

im·plant·ed su·ture

passage of a pin through each lip of the wound parallel to the line of incision, the pins then being looped together with sutures.

implanted suture

(ĭm-plăn′tĭd)n. A suture created by passing a pin through each lip of a wound, parallel to the line of incision, and then looping the pins together with stitches.

im·plant·ed su·ture

(im-plant'ĕd sū'chŭr) Passage of a pin through each lip of the wound parallel to the line of incision, the pins then are looped together with sutures.