The relevant problem at building surgical stuffs is the development of the degradable surgical sutures with adjustable terms of the resorption. Series of valuable properties of the cellulose phosphate: biocompatibility, degradation in tissues of an alive organism, and also variety of the physical forms, - enable the applying them as a surgical suture material.
The influence of the conditions of the phosphorylation in the system on the contents of the phosphate groups, explosive strain in a dry condition and in a knot, the lose of strength in vitro and in vivo of the viscose and the cotton fibers were studied. The studies in vivo have shown, that the explosive strain of a suture material on the basis of the cellulose phosphate with metabolic capacitance of 0,25 - 0,5 mmol/g is conserved practically invariable for 30 day. At 60-th day after an implantation the biodegradation of fibers is observed. The complete resorption takes place at 180-th day.

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1. SYNTHESES AND PROPERTIES OF CELLULOSE PHOSPHATE