[The effect of various suture materials on wound healing. An experimental study in animals (author's transl)]
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[The effect of various suture materials on wound healing. An experimental study in animals (author's transl)]
[Article in
German]
MMW Munch Med Wochenschr.
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Abstract
The reactions of connective tissue and fibers to silk, catgut, chromic catgut and polyglucolic acid fibers buried in the subcutis and to which a solution of vaccinia (WHO Elstree strain) or a control solution was added, were tested in 7 rabbits. Of the fibers tested, the histological picture on the 9th postoperative day showed that polygluconic acid fibers were by far the best, catgut fibers were particularly poor.
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