Comparative study between silk suture and metallic Staplers in skin wound closure in Rabbits

Comparative study between silk suture and metallic Staplers in skin wound closure in Rabbits

This research aimed to compared between natural non-absorbable suture (silk) and metallic clips in skin wound closure, the result appeared that the use natural non-absorbable suture (silk) get the best result when closed the wound compared with staples. In view of this prospective study has been und...

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Comparative studies
Cost effectiveness
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Silk
Staples
Sutures
wound healing
Wounds
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