Removable subcuticular skin suture in acute appendicitis: a prospective comparative clinical trial Standard surgical teaching advises the use of interrupted sutures for skin closure in potentially infected wounds.'-3 Trials supporting or refuting this premise are few. So far as we are aware no trial has been performed using a removable subcuticular stitch for skin closure in acute appendicitis. We report the results of a prospective trial to compare the two methods of skin closure.
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