What is another word for quilled suture?
Pronunciation: [kwˈɪld sˈuːt͡ʃə] (IPA) 
Quilled suture is a surgical technique used to join tissues. It involves the use of a special type of suture called "quill" that is woven through the tissue to be joined and then secured on both sides. There are a variety of synonyms that are commonly used in medical literature to describe this technique. Some of these include "barbed suture," "v-lock suture," "self-anchoring suture," and "bidirectional suture." Each of these terms describes a slightly different variation of the quilled suture technique, but all are designed to provide secure and effective tissue closure in a wide range of surgical applications.
