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Archives of Surgery, 1985
The management of the wound at the time of colostomy closure has been controversial, and wound infection is a frequently cited complication of this procedure. We have conducted a prospective randomized study of colostomy wound closure in 105 patients with three study groups: (1) primary closure (n = 38); (2) primary closure with subcutaneous drains (n =
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The management of the wound at the time of colostomy closure has been controversial, and wound infection is a frequently cited complication of this procedure. We have conducted a prospective randomized study of colostomy wound closure in 105 patients with three study groups: (1) primary closure (n = 38); (2) primary closure with subcutaneous drains (n =
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 1989
Although many wounds in horses heal successfully by second-intention healing or delayed closure, some wounds can be sutured primarily, with reasonably high expectations of first-intention healing. To expect to achieve these results, one needs to have a rational treatment plan.
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Although many wounds in horses heal successfully by second-intention healing or delayed closure, some wounds can be sutured primarily, with reasonably high expectations of first-intention healing. To expect to achieve these results, one needs to have a rational treatment plan.
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Surgical Infections, 2019
The management of incisions and decisions on closure techniques for surgical wounds are driven by expected incisional morbidity and the severity of the potential morbidity for the patient.This article reviews current literature on the potential strategies to be considered in closing the skin and fascia of incisions.The review of the literature ...
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The management of incisions and decisions on closure techniques for surgical wounds are driven by expected incisional morbidity and the severity of the potential morbidity for the patient.This article reviews current literature on the potential strategies to be considered in closing the skin and fascia of incisions.The review of the literature ...
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World Journal of Surgery, 1978
AbstractClosure of the burn wound is the ultimate goal of treatment of burns. Closure can be achieved by spontaneous epithelialization or by grafting. Based on analyses of our series from the Burns Unit in Copenhagen from 1962–1971 (2,460 patients with acute burns) and from 1972–1975 (660 patients with acute burns), the exposure method of burn wound ...
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AbstractClosure of the burn wound is the ultimate goal of treatment of burns. Closure can be achieved by spontaneous epithelialization or by grafting. Based on analyses of our series from the Burns Unit in Copenhagen from 1962–1971 (2,460 patients with acute burns) and from 1972–1975 (660 patients with acute burns), the exposure method of burn wound ...
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Journal of The Royal Naval Medical Service, 1976
Abstract Although first practised by a naval surgeon during the Crimean War, the principles of delayed wound closure have had to be relearned in every subsequent conflict. Recent studies of missile ballistics have revealed their potential for extensive tissue injury and widespread contamination beyond the limits of the missile track ...
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Abstract Although first practised by a naval surgeon during the Crimean War, the principles of delayed wound closure have had to be relearned in every subsequent conflict. Recent studies of missile ballistics have revealed their potential for extensive tissue injury and widespread contamination beyond the limits of the missile track ...
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2019
In order to successfully allow for healing, proper wound assessment and planning are of paramount importance. Proper wound closure relies on the optimization of patient and wound characteristics. Factors such as a patient’s age, nutritional status, medical history, medications, and current or previous therapeutic interventions all require consideration.
David A. Daar, Maristella S. Evangelista
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In order to successfully allow for healing, proper wound assessment and planning are of paramount importance. Proper wound closure relies on the optimization of patient and wound characteristics. Factors such as a patient’s age, nutritional status, medical history, medications, and current or previous therapeutic interventions all require consideration.
David A. Daar, Maristella S. Evangelista
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 2012
In this paper, we consider wound healing after total knee arthroplasty.
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In this paper, we consider wound healing after total knee arthroplasty.
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An Improvised Wound Closure System
The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 2006Skin stretching harnesses the same viscoelastic properties of the skin as expansion, with the difference that the forces are applied externally and not internally. An improvised system for wound closure is presented.The system is assembled using silicone vascular loops used as sutures and the flow controllers of intravenous sets as locking devices. The
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Archives of Surgery, 1980
A continuous subcuticular polyglycolic acid suture with buried knots protected by a paint-on plastic dressing is shown to be resistant to surface contamination with Staphylococcus aureus in mice and is suggested to be superior to percutaneous skin sutures in infectability and to a tape closure in security.
R M, Stillman, F J, Bella, S J, Seligman
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A continuous subcuticular polyglycolic acid suture with buried knots protected by a paint-on plastic dressing is shown to be resistant to surface contamination with Staphylococcus aureus in mice and is suggested to be superior to percutaneous skin sutures in infectability and to a tape closure in security.
R M, Stillman, F J, Bella, S J, Seligman
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Arboriculture & Urban Forestry, 1979
Wounds on trees mostly result as acts of nature but also are intentionally created by man. Closure of wounds occurs through production, differentiation, and maturation of callus parenchyma. The amount of callus produced is directly correlated with amount of radial stem growth at the wound site.
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Wounds on trees mostly result as acts of nature but also are intentionally created by man. Closure of wounds occurs through production, differentiation, and maturation of callus parenchyma. The amount of callus produced is directly correlated with amount of radial stem growth at the wound site.
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