Since the days of Hippocrates^, setons used for perianal fistula drainage are being closed with a knot that creates pain, irritation and discomfort for your patients. Not only does this often limit patients’ mobility in work, sports, going out and sexuality, it can also create further complications, leading to increased hospital visits and higher costs.
There must be a better way.
^Originally made out of horse hair, the seton has been around since the time of Hippocrates. The material may have changed over the years, but the annoying knot is still there.