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The use of drains in subcutaneous surgical procedures
American Journal of Surgery
|November 1, 1976
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Continuous suction, negative pressure drains serve as an excellent "atmospheric bandage" in subcutaneous surgical procedures while helping to expedite wound healing and impede complications secondary to tissue plane dissection.
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