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Suture hole

Overview

"Suture hole" refers to the opening or perforation created in tissue to allow passage of a surgical suture during procedures to approximate wound edges or close surgical incisions. It is not a biological macromolecule, protein, receptor, enzyme, or drug target, but rather an anatomical or procedural term relevant to surgical technique. In ophthalmology and lens biology, the term "suture" can also refer to the junction or meeting point of lens fiber cell tips, but "suture hole" specifically is not a recognized structure or therapeutic target[1][11][7][5]. The term is not associated with molecular function, disease role, or therapeutic intervention. If you are looking for a molecular or therapeutic target, please clarify or correct the input term.

Other names: suture openingsuture defectsuture aperture

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