Suture Techniques and Materials for Fascial Closure of Abdominal Wall Incisions: A Comprehensive Meta-Analysis

Closure of laparotomies in the elective setting using a small-bites technique with slowly absorbable sutures is superior over a large-bites technique. More evidence is needed in the emergency setting, with promising alternatives such as the modified Smead-Jones technique and retention-line suturing.

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Annals of Surgery Open
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1097/as9.0000000000000548
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4
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Hernia repair and management
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Suture Techniques and Materials for Fascial Closure of Abdominal Wall Incisions: A Comprehensive Meta-Analysis

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Suture Techniques and Materials for Fascial Closure of Abdominal Wall Incisions: A Comprehensive Meta-Analysis

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Abstract

Closure of laparotomies in the elective setting using a small-bites technique with slowly absorbable sutures is superior over a large-bites technique. More evidence is needed in the emergency setting, with promising alternatives such as the modified Smead-Jones technique and retention-line suturing.

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