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I have found research online that suggests the use of Vicryl or Vicryl plus dissolving stitches under the skin plus dermabond to close the outer layer can cause a hypersensitive reaction in some patients. Seems that when the stitch material begins to dissolve, the body does not recognize its chemical compounds and attempts to reject them. I have a 2-3" incision on my neck from a cervical disk removal surgery 2 months ago, and one corner of the site just started becoming inflamed last week. This week is an angry red all over, and my surgeon will probably order the stitches removed to alleviate the inflammation. If left untreated, serious infection could result.
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Is there a surgical stitch called Russo?
No...Russo specialized on No-stitch
What is meaning of word suture?
A suture... is a surgical stitch to close a wound. Sutures are made of nylon thread.
Graft rejection may be caused by?
using a xenograft
What are the emotional wounds cause by rejection?
Emotional wounds that are caused by rejection can linger for years, causing stress and heartache.
What is a good movie about loneliness and isolation caused by rejection?
emmde
What is a intercostal stitch?
An intercostal stitch refers to a suture placed between the ribs to help stabilize them, particularly after a surgical procedure involving the chest wall. This type of stitch is commonly used to provide support and promote proper healing of the ribcage.
What post-surgical care do patients of lung transplantation receive?
monitoring will take place in a recovery room immediately following the surgery and in the patient's hospital room. Patients must take immunosuppression, or anti-rejection, drugs to reduce the risk of rejection
When was Stitch by Stitch created?
A Stitch for Time was created in 1987.
Can removal of stitches in 5 days cause ulcerated wounds in the breast at the stitch site?
no,removing stiches around the seventh day should not cause ulcers unless there is an infection on the surgical wound,case in which is not considered an ulcer but a not healed surgical wound due to an infection.
What is combination stitch?
Is a type of stitch that has a combination of running stitch and back stitch .:)
Are organ transplants always successful?
No. In spite of better tissue matching , more organ availabilty , and better surgical techniques and anti-rejection drugs, there are still failures.
What is an iatrogenic surgical complication?
An iatrogenic infection is one actually caused by accidental medical actions. Iatrogenic means a complication as a result of treatment. Iatrogenic means that was caused by a doctor, or by a treatment prescribed by a doctor.
