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Walking sutures: Step 4B
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Introduction
Step 1
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Step 3A
Step 3B
Step 3C
Step 3D
Step 3E
Close the skin with staples or simple interrupted 2-0 or 3-0 nonabsorbable sutures with no tension. (Each pair of broken lines in the photo indicates the position of an underlying walking suture.)
Step 4A
Step 4B
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