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Novafil. A dynamic suture for wound closure

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Novafil. A dynamic suture for wound closure (English)

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G T Rodeheaver

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W S Nesbit

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R F Edlich

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August 1986

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Annals of Surgery

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Double loop mass closure technique for abdominal incisions

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Abdominal wound closure. A randomized prospective study of 571 patients comparing continuous vs. interrupted suture techniques.

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A new single layer technique for closing the disrupted wound.

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Abdominal wound closure using a new polypropylene monofilament suture

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Tensile strength advantage of the far-and-near suture technique

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Layered and mass closure of the abdominal wall. A theoretical and experimental analysis

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The causes of abdominal wound disruption

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THE INFLUENCE OF SUTURE MATERIALS AND METHODS ON THE HEALING OF ABDOMINAL WOUNDS

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MASSIVE CLOSURE VERSUS LAYER CLOSURE FOR ABDOMINAL INCISIONS

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Prevention of abdominal wound disruption utilizing the Smead-Jones closure technique.

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The acceleration of wound healing with cartilage. I

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The burst abdominal wound: A mechanical approach

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Mechanical factors in abdominal wound closure: the prevention of fascial dehiscence.

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Abdominal wound disruption

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Suture technic and suture-holding capacity. A model study and a theoretical analysis

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Tissue strength of structures involved in musculo-aponeurotic layer sutures in laparotomy incisions

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Wound closure with Dexon (polyglycolic acid) mass suture

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Principles of abdominal wound closure. I. Animal studies

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A study of the influence of adrenal steroids on the strength of healing wounds; preliminary report

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Single-Layer Mass Closure of Major Laparotomies by Continuous Suturing

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Suture technique and wound-bursting strength.

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A Clinical and Laboratory Study of Abdominal Wound Closure and Dehiscence

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10.1097/00000658-198608000-00015

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