Chromic Catgut Suture boasts a twisted multifilament structure, presenting itself with the appearance of a monofilament. This surgical gut suture is crafted from the twisting of collagenous strands derived from the submucosal layers of the small intestine in healthy sheep and goats. Through a meticulous processing method, Chromic Catgut is designed to offer increased resistance to absorption. The suture is further treated with chromic salts to intentionally delay its absorption. Ensuring sterility, Chromic Catgut sutures induce only minimal tissue reaction during the absorption process, making them a reliable choice in surgical applications. Chromic Catgut Suture stands out as a naturally absorbable surgical thread that undergoes absorption through a simple enzymatic mechanism. Unlike synthetic sutures, the absorption process of chromic catgut is not as predictable and tends to be accelerated in affected tissues. Characterized by its initial tensile strength, experiences loss within 14 to 21 days and achieves complete absorption within a timeframe of 90 to 120 days.