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Intradermal Microdialysis: An Approach to Investigating Novel Mechanisms of Microvascular Dysfunction in Humans
Published on: July 21, 2023
Abstract:
There were analyzed the results of treatment of 87 patients, in whom intradermal sutures were applied while doing the cutaneous wounds closure: continuous removable suture, adjusted according to Holsted method, continuous nonremovable Hoisted suture, separate nonremovable vertical suture of Abudy, separate cutaneous horizontal nonremovable suture. Peculiarities of postoperative cicatrix formation, its aesthetic qualities were studied up. While adjusting separate nonremovable intradermal sutures, using biodegrading thread made of polydyoxanone, the qualitative, minimally wide cicatrix is formed, promoting reduction of the patients treatment duration due to absence of necessity to remove cutaneous sutures, preventing screwing of the wound edges and possibility of kelloid cicatrix formation due to minimal trauma occurrence of the skin layers.
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