PALAVRAS RELACIONADAS COM «SUBCUTICULAR»
subcuticular
subcuticular
medical
subepidermal
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located
occurring
beneath
cuticle
epidermis
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suturing
closing
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10 LIVROS EM PORTUGUÊS RELACIONADOS COM «SUBCUTICULAR»
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1
Textbook of Small Animal Surgery
The subcuticular and intradermal patterns are not synonymous, but the terms are
commonly interchanged.42- 47 A subcuticular (or, more appropriately,
subcutaneous) suture includes a variable portion of the subcutaneous tissue
layer.
2
Wounds and Lacerations: Emergency Care and Closure
PULL-OUT SUBCUTICULAR CLOSURE Description A favorite technique of
plastic surgeons is the pull-out subcuticular stitch using a nonabsorbable suture
material, such as polypropylene (Prolene). This suture material is stiffer and
stronger ...
3
Emergency Procedures and Techniques
An alternative technique for placing a subcuticular stitch. To bury the initial stitch,
place the first throw in the subdermal layer and then suture it. A layer-by-layer
suture is shown. and one elects to use this closure, then place the suture every 2
...
Robert Rutha Simon, Barry E. Brenner, 2002
4
Fundamentals of Surgical Practice
Subcuticular stitches inserted in the deep dermis. A non-absorbable suture is
inserted a short distance from the end of the wound to emerge within the wound
and then the edges are picked up alternately. When drawn taut, as shown on the
left ...
Andrew N. Kingsnorth, Aljafri A. Majid, 2006
5
Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
The most useful suture technique for accomplishing both eversion of wound
edges and relief of tension of the edges is the subcuticular buried everting
technique (Fig. 3.13B). In placing the suture in the head and neck region, a small,
...
6
Roenigk & Roenigk's Dermatologic Surgery: Principles and ...
RUNNING SUBCUTICULAR SUTURE The running subcuticular suture requires
the most finesse. It is used primarily to enhance the cosmetic result and is useful
for closing wounds with approximately equal tissue thickness on both sides and ...
Randall K. Roenigk, Henry H. Roenigk, 1996
7
Wound Closure Biomaterials and Devices
Studies have shown that single subcuticular layer closures produce less
evidence of scar gaping or expansion at 6 and 9 months after surgery than do
simple skin closures. Either absorbable or nonabsorbable sutures may be used.
Chih-Chang Chu, J. Anthony von Fraunhofer, Howard P. Greisler, 1996
8
Roberts and Hedges’ Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine
CONTINUOUS SUBCUTICULAR SUTURES Subcuticular closure without
epidermal penetration. a, The initial knot is secured in dermal or subcutaneous
tissue. b, The short strand is cut, and the needle is inserted into the dermis at the
apex of ...
James R. Roberts, Jerris R. Hedges, 2013
Os espaços intercelulares aparecem um pouco alargados basalmente, mas logo
passam a apresentar espaçamento regular. Apicalmente, a adesão entre as
células é reforçada por junções septadas e, no contato com o espaço
subcuticular, ...
10
Venous Catheters: A Practical Manual
Methods of initiating a running subcuticular stitch. (A,B) Puncture the skin 2 to 4
mm from the apex of the wound, bringing the needle out of the subcuticular layer
at the apex. Instrument tie the tail of the suture. (C,D) Puncture the subcutaneous
...
Philip C. Pieters, Jaime Tisnado, 2011
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «SUBCUTICULAR»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
subcuticular no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Surgical Wound Closure in Orthopaedic Surgery
Staple vs. subcuticular vicryl skin closure in knee replacement surgery: A spectrophotographic assessment of wound characteristics. Knee. 2000; 7:239–243. «Medscape, ago 15»
Premier, Inc. Showcases Medical Innovations Designed to Improve …
(System not FDA cleared, not available for sale in the U.S.); Incisive Surgical, Inc.: INSORB® 30 Absorbable Subcuticular Skin Stapler, a patient-centric, ... «GlobeNewswire, jun 15»
Update on Wound Closure
He'll also use a subcuticular suture that snakes back and forth just below the skin's surface. One to try to avoid? The mattress stitch, says Dr. Vagley. Despite ... «OutpatientSurgery.net, mai 15»
Clinical Study Results Suggest ZipLine® Medical's Non-invasive Zip …
Early, unpublished results from a prospective, randomized clinical trial comparing Zip® to subcuticular sutures for incision closure on pacemaker and ICD ... «Business Wire, mai 15»
Using adhesive strips with dermal sutures does not improve cosmesis
1. When comparing the cosmetic outcome of two different methods of wound closure (interrupted subcuticular sutures alone vs. the combination of overlying ... «2 Minute Medicine, abr 15»
Incisive Surgical Announces Peer Review Orthopedic Knee Study
The study, titled “Knee Arthroplasty Wound Closure with Absorbable Subcuticular Staples: A Review of 104 Consecutive Procedures,” was published online by ... «PR Web, mar 15»
Less wound complications with suture skin closure after C-section
In line with previous studies, this study's findings suggested that while slightly more time-consuming, closure with subcuticular absorbable sutures reduces the ... «2 Minute Medicine, dez 14»
Suturing reported to be better than stapling for skin closure
I was never an advocate of clips or staples and preferred placing a subcuticular (below the skin) dissolvable suture. My reasoning was that it avoided the ... «Examiner.com, mai 14»
South Nassau Communities Hospital: A Resource for Thyroid Health …
Instead, Dr. Datta makes a 1.5–2 cm incision high in one of the neck's crease lines, excises the nodule and closes the site with a subcuticular suture he removes ... «MD News, mai 14»
20 Recent Spine Surgery Studies and Findings
... zipper or a 4-0 absorbable subcuticular suture — and their results were published in Spine. The incisions was evaluated and compared and findings included ... «Becker's Orthopedic & Spine, abr 14»
