Application of incision film in healing abdominal incision after cesarean section
Yang Xuehu
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Yang Xuehu
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Objective To discuss the application of incision film in healing abdominal incision after cesarean section. Methods The results of applying incision film to heal abdominal incision after cesarean section were observed(the observation group). And comparison was made with the results of the traditional treatment with debridement and secondary suture(the control group). Results Wound healing time and hospitalization time among the observation group were obviously earlier than the control group(P 0.05). The total efficacy of the observation group was 100%, obviously higher than 82.76% of the control group(P 0.05). Conclusion The incision film approach to abdominal incision after cesarean section can shorten treatment time and improve efficacy.
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Objective To discuss the application of incision film in healing abdominal incision after cesarean section. Methods The results of applying incision film to heal abdominal incision after cesarean section were observed(the observation group). And comparison was made with the results of the traditional treatment with debridement and secondary suture(the control group). Results Wound healing time and hospitalization time among the observation group were obviously earlier than the control group(P 0.05). The total efficacy of the observation group was 100%, obviously higher than 82.76% of the control group(P 0.05). Conclusion The incision film approach to abdominal incision after cesarean section can shorten treatment time and improve efficacy.
Key concepts: Medicine, Surgery, Fibrous joint, Anesthesia, Surgical incision