Tissue Adhesives for Laceration Repair During Sporting Events
@article{Quinn1994TissueAF, title={Tissue Adhesives for Laceration Repair During Sporting Events}, author={James V. Quinn and James Kissick}, journal={Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine}, year={1994}, volume={4}, pages={245–248} }
Physicians covering sporting events are often required to repair lacerations. Traditionally these lacerations have been sutured. Some of these lacerations may be closed with a tissue adhesive. Tissue adhesives have been available for many years. The benefits and potential problems of these substances are discussed as well as proper wound selection and application.
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