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Surgical suture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Suture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Suture literally means "join". The term may refer to: • surgical suture, a stitch used by doctors and surgeons to hold tissue together. • Suture (anatomical), a rigid joint between hard parts of anim...
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A variety of suture techniques have been used successfully by cardiac surgeons. While any suture technique may be used to implant this valve, certain techniques have different advantages and/or disadvantages...
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Overall Strength of Various Suture Techniques in Wound Closure; S0217; Objectives/Goals; The purpose was to determine the overall strength of three suture techniques used in wound repair: the simple interrupted, horizontal mattress, and vertical mattress stitches.
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A prospective randomized investigation was performed to evaluate the effects of wound architecture and suture techniques on postoperative astigmatism after phacoemulsification and intraocular lens implantation...
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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: To compare astigmatism after suture removal in a retrospective sequential series of patients who had penetrating keratoplasty with either a double running suture technique or an adjustable single running suture technique. ... Suture Techniques [adverse effects]
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