ArticleCureus2024
Orthopedic Skin Closure in South India: Sutures Versus Staples and Their Postoperative Outcomes.
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Abstract
Introduction Skin closure is an essential step in deciding the success of a surgery. Despite this, the choice of skin closure material is frequently overlooked when making surgical decisions. Skin closure plays an important role in promoting rapid wound healing and decreasing the length of hospital stay, especially in orthopedic surgeries. Our study focused on comparing the outcome of wound closure in orthopedic surgeries with sutures and staples in a South Indian population. Materials and methods We enrolled 120 patients undergoing orthopedic procedures at Chettinad Hospital and Research Institute from July 2023 to February 2024. Patients were randomly assigned to skin closure with either staples or sutures. Wound inspection was done on the 2
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