
|Articles|April 19, 2010
Walking sutures: Step 3E
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Step 4A>
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Introduction
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3A
Step 3B
Step 3C
Step 3D
Step 3E
After repeating the procedure on the opposite side, the wound should be almost closed (
schematics above
). If a wound is adjacent to a body structure or orifice (
e.g.
prepuce), use walking sutures only to advance skin on one side of the wound to prevent distortion of the structure or orifice.
Video
Step 4A
Step 4B
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