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Dr. Wahyu Prabowo S.PB
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Wound healing and scarsThe goal of optimal wound closure is to
obtain a fine line scar that maintains both the form and appearance of the
tissue. It is important to let your patient know that any time there is an an
incision there is going to be a scar. However with careful technique and
close attention to tissue integrity this scar can be minimized. Know when it is
a closure that you should not attempt e.g. lip, eyelid, across a joint, tendon involved, or the web space of a hand.
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Preparation• Plan the incision or type of closure• Gather equipment – irrigation, syringes, anesthetic,
instruments, suture, drapes, dressing.• Time out:
• Check patient name and sign a consent• Check what procedure is to be done
• Scrub glove and drape• Prepare the skin – betadine on the outside • Local anesthetic – lidocaine or bupivacaine• Debridement or incision• Undermining where necessary
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Start in the center and swab in circles going outward
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Instruments
adison forcep hemostat metzenbaum scissors suture scissors
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Instruments
Needle holders suture removal scissors
blade handle bandage scissors
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Handle and detachable blade
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Scalpels
Conventional scalpel
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Use of scalpels
Fiddle-bow-holding/Table knife holding Pencil-holding
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The Scalpel‘Table knife holding’For routine skin incisions.Tissue division with
minimum trauma.Index finger guiding the
bladeDrawing the whole length
of blade.Blade 15 is the workhorse
of sharp dissectionDo not use blunt blades
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The Scalpel ‘Pen holding’For finer work. Blade 10 is used for
finer dissection.Steady the arm by
using the little finger as a fulcrum.
Pass scalpels in a kidney dish.
Never pass it point-first across the table.
Change blades by using a haemostat .
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Scissors
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Use of ring-ended instruments with right and left hands
instrument-holding
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Dissecting hemostatic forceps
Three mail functions: - dissecting tool, - grasping tool, - hemostatic tool.
Pean
Mosquito abdominal Pean
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Electrocoagulating system
Monopolar Bipolar
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Forceps
Anatomical forceps
Surgicalforceps
Ophtalmologicalforceps
Ring tip forceps Dental forceps
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Use of forceps
Forceps must never be held in the palm!!!!!!
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Forceps should be held like a pencil!
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Bachaus towel clamp Schaedel towel clips
Towel-holding clamps
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Hemostatic forceps
Traumatic Ι Atraumatic hemostatic forceps
Kocher Lumnitzer Bulldog Blalock Satinsky
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Needle holders
Mathieu needle holder Hegar needle holder
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Needle PositionNeedle should be secured 1/2 - 2/3 down the length needle from the tip
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Organ clampsAllis
(lungs)Babcock (gallblader)
Ringed gallblader clamp
Klammer (intestinal clamp)
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Sponge-holding clamp
Sponge-holding clamp
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Handled sponge
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Retracting and exposing instruments
These instruments are used to hold tissues and organs in order
to improve the exposure and hence the visibility and accessibility of the surgical field.
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Hook Rake retractor Roux-retractor
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French retractor Visceral retractor Abdominal wall retractor
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Weilaner self-retractor Gosset self-retractor
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Sterile instruments• Have the instruments been sterilized and
packed in sterile packages?• Has the indicator tape changed color• Is the package still sealed and double wrapped
Sterilize with:• Autoclave 15- 20 psi 220 to 250 degrees F• Gas • liquid
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The Ideal Suture Material
Can be used in any tissueEasy to handleGood knot securityMinimal tissue reaction
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The Ideal Suture MaterialUnfriendly to bacteria
Strong yet small
Won’t tear through tissues
Cheap
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What’s It Used for?To bring tissue edges together and speed
wound healing (=tissue apposition)
Orthopedic surgery to help stabilize jointsRepair ligaments
Ligate vessels or tissues
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- Double thread (traumatisation)- Lace time- Re-sterilisation- Care of needle-tip- Corrosion
Conventional needlesClosed eyed
French-eyed
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Atraumatic needles
- Simple thread (atraumatic)- Manufactured connection of needle and threads
- No Lace time- No re-sterilisation- No Care of needle-tip- No Corrosion
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3/8 Circle 5/8 Circle¼ Circle ½ Circle
Multiple curved
J-shapedStraight
Progressive curved
Shape of needle
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Shape of its body
Round needle Triangular (Cutting) needle
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Taperpoint
Tapercutting
Blunt taper
Round needle
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Cutting needleConventional
Reverz cutting
Spatula
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Characteristics of Suture Material
Absorbable Vs. Nonabsorbable
Monofilament Vs. Multifilament
Natural or Synthetic
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Absorbable SuturesInternalIntradermal/ subcuticularRarely on skin
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Non-absorbable SuturePrimarily Skin
Needs to be removed later
Stainless steel = exceptionCan be used internally
Ligature Orthopedics
Can be left in place for long periods
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Reading the Suture Label
Company
Needle
Size Order Code
NameAlso:
LENGTH
NEEDLE SYMBOL
COLOR
Absorbable or Non
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Monofilament Vs. Multifilamentmemory easy to handleless tissue drag more tissue dragdoesn’t wick wicks/ bacteriapoor knot security good knot security- tissue reaction +tissue
reaction
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Natural Vs. SyntheticNatural:
GutChromic GutSilkCollagen
All are absorbable
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Gut/ Chromic GutMade of submucosa
of small intestines
Multifilament
Breaks down by phagocytosis: inflammatory reaction common
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Gut/ Chromic GutChromic: tanned, lasts
longer, less reactive
Easy handling
Plain: 3-5 days Chromic: 10-15 days
Bacteria love this stuff!
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Collagen and SilkNatural sutures
VERY reactive, absorbable
Ophthalmic surgery only
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Non-absorbableNot biodegradable
and permanentNylon (Ethilon)ProleneStainless steelSilk (natural,
can break down over years)
Degraded via inflammatory responseVicrylMonocrylPDSChromicCat gut (natural)
Absorbable
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Absorbable
1.Polyglycolic acid (Safil®, Safil Quick®, Dexon®) 2. Polyglactin (Vicril®, Vicryl Rapide®)3. Glycomer (Biosyn®)4. Polyglytone (Caprosyn®)5. Glyconate (Monosyn®)6. Polyglyconate (Maxon®)7. Polydioxanone (PDS II®, MonoPlus®)8. Lactomer (Polysorb®)9. Gut (Cromic Gut®, Plain Gut®)
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1. Polyamide (Dafilon® , Ethilon®, Supramid®, Nurolon®, Surgilon®)2. Polyester (Ethibond®, Ti-Cron®, Synthofil®, Dagrofil®, Mersilene®)3. Polybutester (Novafil®, Vascufil®)4. Polypropylene (Premilene®, Prolene®, Surgipro®)5. Silk (Silkam®, Virgin silk®, Mersilk®, Softsilk®)6. Steel (Steelex®, Steel wire®, Steel®)
Non-absorbable
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Natural SutureNatural Suture
BiologicalCause inflammatory
reactionCatgut
(connective from cow or sheep)
Silk (from silkworm fibers)
Chromic catgut
SyntheticSyntheticSynthetic polymersDo not cause
inflammatory responseNylonVicrylMonocrylPDSProlene
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MonofilamentMonofilamentSingle strand of suture
materialMinimal tissue traumaSmooth tying but more
knots neededHarder to handle due to
memoryExamples: nylon,
monocryl, prolene, PDS
Multifilament (braided)Multifilament (braided)Fibers are braided or
twisted togetherMore tissue resistanceEasier to handleFewer knots neededExamples: vicryl, silk,
chromic
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Vicryl (Polyglactin 910)Braided, synthetic, absorbableStronger than gut: retains strength 3 weeks Broken down by enzymes, not phagocytosisBreak-down products inhibit bacterial growth
Can use in contaminated wounds, unlike other multifilaments
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Dexon and PGAPolymer of glycolic acidsBraided, synthetic, absorbableBroken down by enzymesBoth PGA and dexon have increased tissue
drag, good knot securityBoth are stronger than gut
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PDS (polydioxine)Monofilament (less drag, worse knot security
– lots of “memory”)Synthetic, absorbableVery good tensile strength (better than gut,
vicryl, dexon) which lasts monthsAbsorbed completely by 182 days
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Maxon (polyglyconate)Monofilament- memorySynthetic AbsorbableVery little tissue dragPoor knot securityVery strong
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NONABSORBABLE SUTURESNatural or SyntheticMonofilament or multifilament
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NYLONSyntheticMono or MultifilamentMemoryVery little tissue reactionPoor knot security
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Polymerized CaprolactumVetafil, Braunamid, SupramidMultifilament suture with protein coatingSyntheticGood knot security, easy handlingNot very reactiveDon’t use in contaminated woundUsually comes on a reel
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PolypropyleneProlene, SurgileneMonofilament, SyntheticWon’t lose tensile strength over timeGood knot securityVery little tissue reaction
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Stainless SteelMonofilament Strongest !Great knot securityDifficult handlingCan cut through tissuesVery little tissue reaction, won’t harbor
bacteria
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Suture SizesSized #5-4-3-2-1-0-00-000-0000…30-0
BIGGER >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SMALLER00 = 2-0, “two ought”
SA : 0 through 3-0 (Optho 5-0 >>7-0)
LA : 0 through 3
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Suture Sizes (cont)Stainless Steel
In gauges (like needles) Smaller gauge = bigger, stronger Larger gauge= smaller, finer
26 gauge = “ought”28 gauge = 2-0
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Suture material filament Absorbing properties
Tissue reaction
Tensilestrength
Tensile strength retention
cost Uses
plain gut collegen absorbable moderate poor 2-4 days low Inside the wound where it absorbs and wound healing is quick
chromic gut collegen absorbable moderate poor 7-10 days low Inside the wound where it absorbs and wound healing time is average length
polygalactic acid (Vicryl)
braided absorbable mild poor 2-3 weeks moderate Inside the wound where it absorbs and longer wound healing time is required,such as tendons.
silk braided Non-absorbable
high poor 1year low Skin closure or fascia
nylon monofiliment Non-absorbable
Very low good Loses 20%/yr
low Skin closure or fascia or where long term strength is needed
Polypropylene (Prolene)
monofiliment Non-absorbable
minimal excellent indefinite high Sub-cuticular skin closure or fascia or where permanent strength is needed.
Polyester (Mersilene)
braided Non-absorbable
minimal good indefinite high Internally where low reaction braided suture is required to allow tissue to adhere to it.
stainless steel monofiliment Non-absorbable
low excellent indefinite moderate Bone , tendons, strong connective tissue where permanent strength is required
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AnestheticLidocaine 1% or 2% - inject locally or a regional block
• gives anesthesia and reduces muscle movement
Bupivacaine (Marcaine) 0.25% or 0.5%• gives anesthesia only
lidocaine and bupivacaine can be mixed half and half
Epinephrine can be added to increase anesthetic time and decrease bleeding – don’t not use on fingers, nose, penis or toes
May be buffered - 9:1 with sodium bicarbonate, to reduce pain on injection (e.g. remove 2 mL of 1% lidocaine from 20 mL vial, and add 2 mL of sodium bicarbonate solution to vial)
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AnestheticLocal Lidocaine (Xylocaine) 1% or 2%
• Onset: 2 minutes• Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours• Action : anesthesia and reduced muscle movement• Max dose: 4-5 mg/kg to 280-300 mg (14 -15 ml 2%, 28-30 ml 1%)
Lidocaine with Epinephrine 1:100,000 or 1:200,000• Onset: 2 minutes• Duration: 1 – 3 hours• Action : anesthesia and reduced muscle movement• Max dose: 7 mg/kg to 500 mg (25 ml 2%, 50 ml 1%)
Bupivacaine (Marcaine) 0.25%• Onset: 5 minutes• Duration: 2 to 4 hours• Action : anesthesia only• Max dose: 2.5 mg/kg up to 175 mg (50 ml 0.25%, 25 ml 0.5%)
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Anesthetic SolutionsLidocaine (Xylocaine®)
Most commonly usedRapid onset Strength: 0.5%, 1.0%,
& 2.0% Maximum dose:
5 mg / kg, or 300 mg
1.0% lidocaine = 1 g lidocaine / 100 cc = 1,000mg/100cc
300 mg = 0.03 liter = 30 ml
Lidocaine (Xylocaine®) with epinephrineVasoconstrictionDecreased bleedingProlongs duration Strength: 0.5% & 1.0%Maximum individual
dose: 7mg/kg, or 500mg
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Anesthetic SolutionsCAUTIONS: due to its vasoconstriction
properties never use Lidocaine with epinephrine on: Eyes, Ears, Nose Fingers, ToesPenis, Scrotum
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Anesthetic SolutionsBUPIVACAINE (MARCAINE):
Slow onsetLong durationStrength: 0.25%DOSE: maximum individual dose 3mg/kg
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Injection Techniques25, 27, or 30-gauge
needle6 or 10 cc syringeCheck for allergiesInsert the needle at
the inner wound edge
AspirateInject agent into
tissue SLOWLY Wait…After anesthesia has
taken effect, suturing may begin
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Basic knot tying
1 2 3 4
1 – square knot2 – granny knot3 - slip knot4 – surgeon’s knot
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Instrument tying
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Surgical wound closure guidelines
• Adequate debridement and hemostasis• Atraumatic technique• Alignment with the relaxed skin tension lines• Angle of incision
• Perpendicular to skin surface or slightly undermined
• Angle incisions parallel to hair shafts• Consider area of the body for vascularity and
tension on the wound
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Key techniques
• Close dead space under the incision• Close that issue in layers• Carefully align the wound edges• Careful choice of the axis of incision or axis of
closure of the donor skin flaps• Correct choice of deep and cutaneous sutures
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Bleeding
• Control with pressure directly over the wound immediately
• Locate the nearest artery and put pressure there to give yourself room to work.
• If necessary tie off the bleeding vessel.
• Use a pressure bandage
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Simple Interrupted sutures• This suture is used for simple laceration
closures or closure of office procedures like biopsies or lesion removals.
• It is also the basic suture used inside the wound to close deep sutures.
• It is useful in that a few sutures can be removed at a time instead of all at once to allow for slower sound healing
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Continuous Sutures• The continuous suture as its name suggests,
only has a knot at the beginning and the end. • There are several methods of continuous
suture – locking and non-locking.• The knots must be very secure and minimal
tesion on the wound or the wound will come apart if one loop or knot gives way.
• The advantage is that it is very quick and the wound tension is even across the wound.
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Horizontal Mattress Suture• Used with wounds with poor circulation• Helps eliminate tension on wound edges• Requires fewer sutures to close a wound • Can be placed quite quickly• Can be done as a continuous suture
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Vertical Mattress Sutures• Deep and shallow approximation of the tissue• Can be used for wounds under tension.• Can be useful with lax tissue e.g. elbow and
knee.• Should not be used on volar surface of hands
or feet or on the face because of blind placement of the deep part of the suture.
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Sub-cuticular closure• Used for cosmetic closures• Use an absorbable suture if you plan to leave
the sutures in and bury the knots• Use either nylon or prolene (best) and keep
the suture sliding while you are closing. The suture then can be easily removed with no exterior marks. The ends can be taped or a knot on the skin.
• At each entry point, enter across form the last exit with slight overlap.
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Eliptical incisionThe ellipse should be three times as long as it is
wide. This will make closure of the wound much easier. If the lesion you are removing is likely to be cancerous, make sure that you leave wide margins of clear skin around the lesion.
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3 Cornered Suture• Used to close a skin flap which comes to a point.• Helps close the wound, but maintain circulation
to the tissue.• Places minimal tension on the wound edges
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Suture material filament Absorbing properties
Tissue reaction
Tensilestrength
Tensile strength retention
cost Uses
plain gut collegen absorbable moderate poor 2-4 days low Inside the wound where it absorbs and wound healing is quick
chromic gut collegen absorbable moderate poor 7-10 days low Inside the wound where it absorbs and wound healing time is average length
polygalactic acid (Vicryl)
braided absorbable mild poor 2-3 weeks moderate Inside the wound where it absorbs and longer wound healing time is required,such as tendons.
silk braided Non-absorbable
high poor 1year low Skin closure or fascia
nylon monofiliment Non-absorbable
Very low good Loses 20%/yr
low Skin closure or fascia or where long term strength is needed
Polypropylene (Prolene)
monofiliment Non-absorbable
minimal excellent indefinite high Sub-cuticular skin closure or fascia or where permanent strength is needed.
Polyester (Mersilene)
braided Non-absorbable
minimal good indefinite high Internally where low reaction braided suture is required to allow tissue to adhere to it.
stainless steel monofiliment Non-absorbable
low excellent indefinite moderate Bone , tendons, strong connective tissue where permanent strength is required
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Care of the patientHow will you care for your patient and
maintain a safe environment?