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Transcorneal Suture Techniques
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1978To the Editor. —The tragedy of the case reported by Abbott and Spencer and entitled: "Epithelialization of the Anterior Chamber After Transcorneal (McCannel) Suture," (Arch Ophthalmol 96:482-484, 1978), should alert us all to the dangers inherent in any technique in which inadequate wound closure may be compounded by a through-and-through seton, such ...
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Facial Plastic Surgery
Abstract The nasal tip is a complex structure that depends on the interplay between the lower lateral cartilages, soft tissue, and septal support. An ideal tip reflects balanced projection, rotation, and definition while maintaining airway integrity and structural stability.
Umang, Mehta +2 more
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Abstract The nasal tip is a complex structure that depends on the interplay between the lower lateral cartilages, soft tissue, and septal support. An ideal tip reflects balanced projection, rotation, and definition while maintaining airway integrity and structural stability.
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A Technique for Extracorporeal Suturing
Journal of Laparoendoscopic Surgery, 1992Advances in laparoscopic surgical procedures will be facilitated by the ability to perform suturing efficiently and effectively. A simple technique of extracorporeal suturing is described, which permits rapid and reliable knot placement for a wide variety of laparoscopic procedures.
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Journal of Medical Insight
The act of suturing wounds on the skin has been done for thousands of years. Closing dead space, supporting and strengthening wounds until healing increases their tensile strength, approximating skin edges for an esthetically pleasing and functional result, and minimizing the risks of bleeding and infection remain the primary goals of suture techniques,
Ravi Kumar Chittoria +1 more
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The act of suturing wounds on the skin has been done for thousands of years. Closing dead space, supporting and strengthening wounds until healing increases their tensile strength, approximating skin edges for an esthetically pleasing and functional result, and minimizing the risks of bleeding and infection remain the primary goals of suture techniques,
Ravi Kumar Chittoria +1 more
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Iris reconstruction suturing techniques
Current Opinion in Ophthalmology, 2020When patients have large iris defects, they may experience debilitating glare, halos, and unfavorable cosmetic appearance. Surgical iris reconstruction can alleviate these symptoms. This article will review current suturing techniques for iris reconstruction, as well as the benefits and drawbacks to various suturing methods.
Rebecca R, Lian +2 more
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Suture materials and suturing techniques
In Practice, 1985J R, Campbell, A, Marks
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Suturing techniques in endolaryngeal surgery
The Laryngoscope, 1981AbstractIn the past 15 years surgery of the endolarynx has been greatly expanded. This development has been the product of three main factors: technological advancements such as the microcautery, improved knowledge about the healing properties of the endolarynx, and new surgical techniques.
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Basic suture materials and suturing techniques.
Seminars in dermatology, 1994There is a need for surgeons to be able to make a logical decision regarding which suture materials to use in a given clinical situation because the choice of wound-closure materials may make a difference in wound healing and the ultimate functional and cosmetic result obtained. This article will review the basic physical, handling, and tissue-reaction
D, Ratner, B R, Nelson, T M, Johnson
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