Incisional complications after skin closure with stainless‐steel skin staples compared to nylon sutures in horses undergoing colic surgery
Orr Haion,
Amos J. Tatz,
Roee Dahan
et al.
Abstract:SummaryBackgroundIncisional complications following ventral midline celiotomy represent a challenge for equine surgeons. Preventative measures to minimise risks of incisional complications are continuously being investigated. This includes the search for an ideal surgical closure method.ObjectiveTo compare the incidence of incisional complications after skin closure with nylon sutures versus stainless‐steel skin staples (SSS) following ventral midline celiotomy for colic surgery in horses and to assess additio… Show more
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