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Vertical mesh-mediated fascial traction is associated with higher fascial closure rates than vacuum-assisted wound closure with mesh-mediated traction in open abdomen therapy

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The Brief

  • A study reports that vertical mesh-mediated fascial traction is associated with higher fascial closure rates than vacuum-assisted wound closure with mesh-mediated traction in open abdomen therapy.
  • The source is a nature.com subject feed entry; no summary text was provided.

Why it matters

Open abdomen management is a clinical problem where achieving fascial closure matters for patient outcomes, so a comparison of two traction techniques is relevant to surgeons and researchers in this area.

Who’s affected

  • surgeons and clinicians treating patients with an open abdomen
  • researchers in trauma and abdominal surgery
  • #open abdomen
  • #fascial closure
  • #abdominal surgery
  • #wound therapy
  • #mesh traction

Timeline

  1. Study appeared in nature.com subject feed

  2. Medical research : nature.com subject feeds

    Vertical mesh-mediated fascial traction is associated with higher fascial closure rates than vacuum-assisted wound closure with mesh-mediated traction in open abdomen therapy

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