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Suture Ease, Inc., is a San Jose, CA-based medical device company focused on the innovative development and commercialization of devices for laparoscopic surgery.

The challenge of controlled tissue engagement grows most acute at larger port sites and specimen extraction sites. This ...
09/11/2026

The challenge of controlled tissue engagement grows most acute at larger port sites and specimen extraction sites. This can lead to imprecise suture placement across multiple bites, creating zones of too much load next to zones of too little closure.

In our latest article, learn more about reducing fat entrapment, scar formation, and healing complications through precise suture placement.

Larger fascial bites do not mean better closures. Excessive bite depth drives fat entrapment, SSI risk, and scar tissue formation. This article explains why precision surgical suture tools are a tissue health variable, not just an ergonomic one.

Bariatric surgery brings unique challenges for port site hernia prevention, especially with larger trocars in use. Newer...
09/08/2026

Bariatric surgery brings unique challenges for port site hernia prevention, especially with larger trocars in use. Newer stapling systems use a 19mm trocar instead of the older 12mm standard, creating much larger fascial defects.

Suture Ease remains the only device built to close both standard and expanded sizes. Read our blog to see the full strategy behind safer bariatric surgery closures.

Port site hernia prevention takes on new challenges in bariatric surgery, where larger trocars and higher BMI patients raise the stakes.

Ever wonder if you can place a figure-of-eight stitch with the Suture Ease closure system? Two separate, perpendicular s...
09/03/2026

Ever wonder if you can place a figure-of-eight stitch with the Suture Ease closure system? Two separate, perpendicular stitches distribute tension across the fascia the same way a traditional figure-eight pattern does.

Surgeons already familiar with the standard Suture Ease workflow adapt quickly to this modified pattern. Read our blog to see how this fascial suture technique works step by step.

Can the Suture Ease device place a figure-of-eight stitch? Get answers to this common fascial suture technique question from our clinical team.

Thinking about switching to a semi-automated suture passer system for your busy surgical practice? Guide assisted device...
09/01/2026

Thinking about switching to a semi-automated suture passer system for your busy surgical practice? Guide assisted devices retrieve suture without a second grasping instrument, cutting down on steps during closure.

Planning around slower weeks and keeping backup equipment on hand both make the switch easier. Read our Suture Ease blog to see how surgical practices are modernizing their closure technique today.

Moving to a semi-automated suture passer system does not have to disrupt your OR. Here is a practical roadmap for making the switch.

Trocar site complications cost hospitals far more than most surgical teams realize at first glance. Guide assisted closu...
08/28/2026

Trocar site complications cost hospitals far more than most surgical teams realize at first glance. Guide assisted closure devices produced only a 2% complication rate compared to 21% with hand suturing in one study.

A written closure protocol gives every surgeon the same standardized starting point for technique and training. Read our blog to see how hospitals are cutting trocar site complications for good.

Discover proven strategies to reduce trocar site complications, protect patients, and improve surgical outcomes while minimizing avoidable healthcare costs.

Robot-assisted surgery closure technology needs to keep pace with rapidly shrinking incision counts across many specialt...
08/26/2026

Robot-assisted surgery closure technology needs to keep pace with rapidly shrinking incision counts across many specialties. Single-port surgery now creates defects as large as 25mm, compared to the old 12mm standard.
Suture Ease remains the only closure device built to accommodate these larger surgical openings. Read our blog to see where robot-assisted surgery closure technology is headed next.

Robot-assisted surgery closure is entering a new phase as single-port platforms create larger defects than ever before.

Abdominal wall closure depends on more than getting a stitch through the fascia during surgery. Research shows that larg...
08/24/2026

Abdominal wall closure depends on more than getting a stitch through the fascia during surgery. Research shows that larger fascial bites cause more post-operative pain in patients with healthy tissue.

Guided visual indicators help surgeons place stitches with repeatable accuracy, even without tactile feedback. Read our blog to see how proper stitch placement protects your patients long term.

Learn how precise stitch placement during abdominal wall closure can reduce hernia risk, minimize pain, and support better surgical outcomes.

Is your robotic suite still relying on an older Carter Thomason closure device every day? Snare loop technology removes ...
07/30/2026

Is your robotic suite still relying on an older Carter Thomason closure device every day?

Snare loop technology removes an entire step from the closure process compared to older cone and needle systems.

A better closure device turns valuable surgeon time into more value for your entire team.

Read our blog to see why robotic suites are leaving Carter Thomason devices behind.

Looking for a Carter Thomason replacement? See how the Suture Ease CrossBow compares on speed, consistency, and OR efficiency backed by clinical data.

The case isn’t truly finished when the specimen is out; your “safe exit” is. The Suture Ease System helps teams reduce b...
07/28/2026

The case isn’t truly finished when the specimen is out; your “safe exit” is. The Suture Ease System helps teams reduce blind variability at port closure with a full-line approach: CrossBow™ for routine ports, LongBow™ for deep fascia in higher-BMI cases, and a precision suture passer that supports consistent angles and repeatable bites.

For surgical coordinators, materials, and service-line leaders, that full suite means fewer closure workarounds across departments. Learn more about the Suture Ease portfolio in our latest article.

The Suture Ease System solves port site closure challenges with reproducible devices. See how the portfolio matches defect, patient, and safety needs.

Incisional hernia risk drops sharply when surgeons close larger port sites with the right technique. Devices built aroun...
07/23/2026

Incisional hernia risk drops sharply when surgeons close larger port sites with the right technique. Devices built around snare loop technology deliver repeatable results without adding time to your case.

Hospitals that standardize their closure protocol report fewer complications across robotic and laparoscopic surgery. Read our blog to see the full data behind incisional hernia risk and closure choice.

The data on incisional hernia risk tells a clear story: closure technique matters as much as the surgical platform. Here's what surgeons need to know.

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10400 Twin Cities Road , Suite 20 #137
Galt, CA
95632

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+14084597595

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