Suturing devices are medical instruments used to close wounds or surgical incisions. They help secure tissue together, promoting healing and reducing the risk of infection. These devices can vary in design, including manual suturing tools and automated systems that streamline the suturing process. Common types of suturing devices include needle holders, suture passers, and staplers. Each device is designed for specific applications, such as skin closure or internal tissue repair. The choice of suturing device depends on factors like the type of surgery, the location of the wound, and the surgeon's preference.