1. Traditionally, Absorbable sutures were used only for deep sutures

2. - Adhesive sutures or zinc oxide bandages×××

3. Placements of U-sutures in these ligaments.

4. — Adhesive sutures or zinc oxide bandages

5. Sorry, the sutures aren't that great.

6. Non-Absorbable Sutures; Non-Absorbable sutures, as the name implies are surgical sutures that cannot be absorbed by the body as such needs to be removed at a later time.

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8. Non-Absorbable Sutures Are used either on skin wound closure where the sutures can be removed after a few weeks or in some inner tissues in which Absorbable sutures are not adequate (e.g

9. Synthetic Absorbable Sutures Market - Scope of the Report

10. Ageing by sutures has now fallen into disfavour.

11. Absorbable sutures are mostly used to suture internal body tissues

12. When the sutures are tightened, the ear moves towards the head.

13. Group A was treated with anchors loaded with Absorbable sutures, and group B was treated with the same type of anchors loaded with nonAbsorbable sutures

14. Absorbable stitches, or sutures, are used to close cuts or wounds

15. Immovable joints include the sutures of the skull (see fontanel).

16. Still recommend removal of Absorbable sutures at the appropriate time interval

17. Bregma is the meeting point of the sagittal and coronal sutures

18. Hypoparian or marginal – In some trilobites, dorsal sutures may be secondarily lost.

19. Examples of Absorbable sutures are: Catgut, Polydioxanone (PDS), Polyglactin (Vicryl) and Polyglycolic acid

20. An Approximative anastomosis in the ileum of six rats was performed with five seromuscular-interrupted sutures only; in the second study group anastomosis was performed with conventional technique of interrupted sutures

21. Tissues should be able to support themselves unaided before sutures are removed.

22. Adhesive bandages, wound dressings, sutures, drapes, orthodontic rubber bands, toothbrushes, and the like

23. Obviously, some wounds will still require non-Absorbable sutures (ex, over joints, high tension)

24. Further studies are needed to demonstrate the efficacy of Coated sutures in orthopedic surgery.

25. It was coarsely sculptured and knobby, with the sutures between the bones not clearly visible.

26. Lumen-Apposing metal stent secured with 2 sutures to the gastric pouch in Patient 2

27. This article gives an outline of the pros and cons of non-Absorbable sutures

28. Absorbable sutures are typically used for surgical incisions that can't be accessed after surgery

29. The cuticle also exhibits localized areas of hardening which are sometimes delimited by sutures. Sentencedict.com

30. It is most important to adapt the corresponding intestinal layers exactly by interrupted sutures.

31. However, a recent development concerning manual sutures using medium-term absorbable suture material should not be disregarded.

32. Conclusion: skull sutures acupuncture combined with body acupuncture is an effective therapy on spastic paralysis of apoplexy.

33. Historically Anastomosis was done with sutures, although glues and staples may be used in some areas today

34. Again there is a trend from plating towards cannulated screw fixation combined with tension absorbing (resorbable) sutures.

35. Yes, the rats are in fine shape, the aneurism hook is looking sharp, the sutures are fresh...

36. The IOL was folded by forceps and implanted into the sulcus, the scleral fixation sutures were tightened.

37. Antennal club strongly flattened, with two sutures on the anterior face Bisinuate or procurved (curved forward)

38. The Cecum itself is a paper-thin bag of bacterial contamination and does not hold sutures well.

39. In 5 cases the IOL’s were removed and replaced by new posteriorChamber lenses fixated with sulcus sutures.

40. To observation clinical effect of skull sutures acupuncture combined with body acupuncture on spastic paralysis after apoplexy.

41. O Antennal club strongly flattened, with two sutures on the anterior face Bisinuate or procurved (curved forward)

42. Adaptation of large bowel segments was achieved by interrupted inverting sutures, which were removed after one hour.

43. However, recently, the use of Absorbable sutures for percutaneous closure of wounds in adults and children has been advocated.

44. This medical professional then Anaesthetises their pet, and surgically removes and sutures a part of their dog’s ears

45. Objective To introduce a method and the experience of maidenhead repair with the use of medical glue and absorbable sutures.

46. 16 As many sutures as needed are placed through the entire pinna to tack the skin back to the cartilage.

47. The eight major bones of the Cranium are connected by cranial sutures, which are fibrous bands of tissue that resemble seams

48. Another salient genetic feature in Basques is the shape and sutures (bone joints) of their cranial bones [The Reptilian skull ridge].

49. A comparison of the results with single- and double-layer adapting sutures without general proximal colostomy shows no differences.

50. Single-layered extramucous intestinal anastomosis was performed after 237 consecutive gastric and bowel resections, using 3/0 polyglycolic synthetic sutures.

51. Conventional materials for non-Absorbable sutures are linen, cotton, silk, stainless steel wire, polyamide (nylon), polypropylene (Prolene) and polyethylene (courlene).

52. DOD™ Allograft can be used with up to two size 2 DYNACORD™ Sutures or one 2.5mm PERMATAPE™ Suture 3.

53. Other articles where Biodegradation is discussed: polyester: …acid, a special type of degradable polymer that is made into bioabsorbable surgical sutures.

54. Biofilms also commonly occur on the surface of in-dwelling devices in humans, on dentures and medical devices and sutures etc

55. Surgeons, however, have used metallic implants such as clips and automatic sutures for a long time without any such complication reported.

56. The anatomical relationships of the asterion and the anterior angle of parietomastoid sutures with STP were also studied with injected cadaver specimens.

57. The Chelonian shell is a complex system with interlocking elements of bone, sutures, and keratin that surround soft tissue (Magwene 2013)

58. The Bregma is the midline bony landmark where the coronal and sagittal sutures meet, between the frontal and two parietal bones

59. Annulate orthoconic shells with a circular to slightly depressed cross section, marginal siphuncle, and sutures characterized by a deep ventral lobe.

60. Chromic gut sutures are absorbable sterile surgical sutures composed of purified connective tissue (mostly collagen) derived from the serosal layer of beef (bovine) intestines They are packaged in a solution of 89% isopropanol, 10% water, and 1% triethanolmine Treated with Chromic salt solution and sterilized by gamma irradiation

61. Anomphalous; sutures shallowly impressed; protoconch of two whorls, smooth conispiral; rounded to suboval aperture; apertural mar-gin orthocline; apertural lip flares out slightly

62. Barbed Sutures The V-Loc™ wound closure device is a revolutionary technology that closes wounds securely without the need to tie knots

63. Chromic Gut Absorbable sterile surgical sutures are composed of purified connective tissue (mostly collagen) derived from the serosal layer of beef (bovine) intestines

64. The Bregma is the point on the skull where the sagittal and coronal sutures intersect. It is located in the high forehead

65. In my implantology work, I use it on the sutures when inserting the healing screw and before screwing the abutment into the implant well.

66. Bregma definition: the point on the top of the skull where the coronal and sagittal sutures meet : in Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

67. The sutures would've caused s abdomen to fill with blood, he wouldn't have realized anything was wrong until after he stapled him up.

68. Buttock implants are placed through a single vertical incision in the intergluteal fold between the upper Buttocks, and the small incision is closed with dissolvable sutures

69. In every Afc Urgent Care there is a designated Operating room to handle basic stitches/sutures, glue or staples and provide patients with needed IV treatments

70. In every Afc Urgent Care there is a designated Operating room to handle basic stitches/sutures, glue or staples and provide patients with needed IV treatments

71. From the surgical point of view, special emphasis should be placed on wound closure and on anastomotic sutures when operating on a patient receiving immunosuppressive therapy.

72. Many of them were invented, when anesthesia, akinesia, closure of the wound with corneo-scleral sutures and effective prophylaxis against infection were still unknown or insufficient.

73. In this photograph, Dr. Meltzer has trimmed the skin of the labium on the right (patient left), and is beginning to close the incision with sutures.

74. In vastly improved seat belts as well as in sutures, artificial ligaments, lightweight lines and cables, and bulletproof fabrics, to name just a few possibilities.

75. A punch Biopsy is performed when the disease or tumor is thought to involve the deeper dermis and/or when placement of sutures is planned.

76. However, biologically Coated sutures are not yet widely accepted due to several unanswered questions (concentration, release kinematics, tissue reactions, etc.) in addition to the high costs of such products

77. Bregma The point on the top of the skull at which the irregular junction lines of the bone (the coronal and sagittal sutures) meet. Also known as sinciput

78. These sutures may be tied with enough tension to Appose the cut surfaces, but should not be tight enough to compress the surrounding tissue.: If the nerve ends are ragged, trim them with a razor blade so you can Appose them in perfect orientation.: During partial esophagectomy, Appose the ends with two layers of sutures in a four-step procedure.

79. Bioadhesives such as tissue adhesives, hemostatic agents, and tissue sealants have potential advantages over sutures and staples for wound closure, hemostasis, and integration of implantable devices onto wet tissues.

80. — Large inflated shell, spire shorter than aperture, sutures incised and shoulders rounded, whorls convex, body whorl large and inflated; nucleus unknown, Anomphalous; aperture ovate and auriform, outer lip