Inverted Suture Pattern: Effective Wound Closure For Enhanced Healing And Reduced Infection Risk
The inverted suture pattern is a surgical technique used to close wounds by inverting the wound edges, promoting faster healing and reducing the risk of infection and scarring. It involves inserting the needle from the inside out of the wound and then back into the skin from the outside, creating a stitch that inverts the wound edges. This method is particularly beneficial for delicate areas and those with a high risk of infection or poor healing.