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Figure 2. For my modification, I cut pieces of Steri-Strips for anchoring at key locations and sutured through them. Note that tissue loss and defect and significant tension did not allow for approximation of all wound edges.

By Joseph Harrington | on January 19, 2015 | 0 Comment
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Figure 2. For my modification, I cut pieces of Steri-Strips for anchoring at key locations and sutured through them. Note that tissue loss and defect and significant tension did not allow for approximation of all wound edges.

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Figure 2. For my modification, I cut pieces of Steri-Strips for anchoring at key locations and sutured through them. Note that tissue loss and defect and significant tension did not allow for approximation of all wound edges.