Synonyms Print Section Listen Double buried vertical mattress, dermal buried pulley suture, SICM, modified buried dermal suture Application Print Section Listen This technique is best used in areas under very…
Synonym Print Section Listen Percutaneous Kantor suture Application Print Section Listen This technique is designed primarily for the closure of narrow wounds. In anatomic locations such as the scalp and…
Introduction Print Section Listen Application Print Section Listen This technique is best used in areas under very significant tension. Wounds under marked tension may be challenging to close even with…
Synonym Print Section Listen Double buried dermal suture Application Print Section Listen Wounds under marked tension may be challenging to close even with well-placed buried sutures. The pulley buried dermal…
Introduction Print Section Listen Application Print Section Listen This running technique is designed to allow for moderate tension relief while concomitantly permitting easy suture placement in relatively tight spaces. It…
Synonym Print Section Listen Haneke-Marini suture, modified buried vertical mattress suture Application Print Section Listen This technique is designed to allow for excellent tension relief while concomitantly permitting easy suture…
Synonym Print Section Listen Running percutaneous Kantor suture Application Print Section Listen This is a niche technique appropriate for the closure of narrow wounds under modest tension. In anatomic locations…
Synonym Print Section Listen Buried horizontal mattress suture Application Print Section Listen As with other percutaneous approaches, this technique is designed to allow for excellent tension relief while concomitantly permitting…
Synonym Print Section Listen Running Kantor suture; running set-back suture Application Print Section Listen This approach is best used in areas under mild to moderate tension, as it is a…
Introduction Print Section Listen Application Print Section Listen This is an epidermal approximation technique suitable for wounds under minimal to no tension. This technique should almost never be employed in…
