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Case report reveals effective treatment for incision suture rejection in a patient, suggesting a novel approach.
To report a patient with incision suture rejection who was successfully treated using the innovative `8'-Shaped Deep-Layered suture method. A 33-year-old female patient presented with a severe suture rejection，the incision had dehisced and was unable to heal. The innovative suturing method was applied, involving the use of 2–0 absorbable sutures in an `8'-Shaped Deep-Layered suture method in the deep layers (muscle and subcutaneous tissue layers). Once the wound had healed, the sutures in the subcutaneous and muscle layers were completely removed in a single procedure from the outside of the skin. The `8'-Shaped Deep-Layered suture method is an effective innovative technique that overcomes the limitations of traditional suturing methods and effectively prevents incision suture rejection in patients.
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