
|Articles|May 29, 2009
Presutures for skin stretching: Step 6B
Depending on the shape of the wound, dog-ears may result from wound closure.
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Depending on the shape of the wound, dog-ears may result from wound closure. If they are present, they can be surgically removed. After wound closure, apply bandaging and use any other technique you think is appropriate to prevent wound molestation.
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Introduction
Introduction
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Step 3A
Step 4
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Step 6A
Step 6B
Step 5
Using presuturing to close distal limb wounds, video part 1
Using presuturing to close distal limb wounds, video part 2
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Video of the procedure
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