Episiotomy or perineal tears: compared with catgut, synthetic sutures reduce risk of short-term pain and need for resuturing; rapidly absorbing sutures comparable to synthetic but reduce the need for suture removal
@article{Fernando2010EpisiotomyOP, title={Episiotomy or perineal tears: compared with catgut, synthetic sutures reduce risk of short-term pain and need for resuturing; rapidly absorbing sutures comparable to synthetic but reduce the need for suture removal}, author={R. Fernando}, journal={Evidence Based Nursing}, year={2010}, volume={14}, pages={17 - 18} }
Commentary on: KettleCDowswellTIsmailKM. Absorbable suture materials for primary repair of episiotomy and second degree tears. Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2010;6:CD000006.
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