UNASSIGNED:腕管手术减压术被认为是治疗的首选方法,结果令人满意。已经使用各种方法和缝合材料来闭合手术伤口。在本研究中,我们比较了通过尼龙缝合线中断床垫闭合与使用vicrylrapide缝合线进行表皮下闭合。据我们所知,文献中没有类似的研究。
未经证实:本研究共纳入20例患者。其中十个人的手术伤口用3.0尼龙缝线以中断的方式闭合,其余的则用,使用运行的表皮下3.0vicrylrapide。所有患者填写了一份关于VAS感知疼痛的问卷和一份QuickDASH评分表,术前,在术后2周和6周。在手术后2周和6周使用POSASv2.0系统评估了疤痕的外观,并记录了感染的总体发生率。
UNASSIGNED:两组患者在术后2周和6周时的VAS疼痛水平没有统计学上的重要差异。同样,就QuickDASH评分而言,差异无统计学意义,关注POSAS评分和感染。
UNASSIGNED:我们的结果表明,在开放式腕管减压后,使用连续的表皮下vicrylrapide缝合是一种有吸引力的替代方法,没有任何明显的缺点。
UNASSIGNED:腕管减压手术被认为是治疗方法的选择,并取得了令人满意的结果。已经使用各种方法和缝合材料来闭合手术伤口。在本研究中,我们比较了使用不可吸收的缝合线,间歇性放置在可吸收的连续皮内缝合线上。总共20名患者被纳入研究。其中一半用可吸收缝线闭合伤口,另一半用不可吸收缝线闭合伤口,如上所述。对所有患者进行疼痛评估,疤痕特征,手术手的功能结果和感染的发生率,手术后两周和六周。经过对数据的分析,两组间无显著差异,这表明这两种技术同样安全有效。
UNASSIGNED: Surgical decompression of the carpal tunnel is considered the method of choice for its treatment with satisfactory results documented. Various methods and suturing materials have been used for closure of the surgical wound. In the present study, we compared interrupted mattress closure by means of nylon suture to running subcuticular closure with vicryl rapide suture. As far as we know, there is no similar study in the literature.
UNASSIGNED: A total of twenty patients were included in the study. Ten of them had their surgical wound closed with 3.0 nylon suture in an interrupted fashion and for the rest, a running subcuticular 3.0 vicryl rapide was used. All patients filled in a questionnaire about VAS perceived pain and a Quick DASH score sheet, preoperatively, at two and six weeks postoperatively. The cosmesis of the scar was assessed using the
POSAS v2.0 system at two and six weeks after surgery and overall incidence of infections was noted as well.
UNASSIGNED: There was no statistically important difference between the two groups of patients in regards to postoperative VAS pain levels at two and six weeks. Likewise, no statistically significant difference was evident as far as Quick DASH score,
POSAS score and infections were concerned.
UNASSIGNED: Our results suggest that the use of running subcuticular vicryl rapide suture is an attractive alternative to interrupted nylon sutures for closure after open carpal tunnel decompression, lacking any significant drawbacks.
UNASSIGNED: Surgery for carpal tunnel decompression is considered the method of choice for its treatment with documented satisfactory results. Various methods and suturing materials have been used for closure of the surgical wound. In the present study, we compared the use of a non-absorbable suture, placed intermittently to an absorbable continuous intradermal suture. A total of twenty patients were included in the study. Half of them had their wound closed with the absorbable suture and the other half with the non-absorbable suture, as described above. All patients were evaluated as far as pain, scar characteristics, functional outcomes of the operated hand and incidence of infection, at two and six weeks after surgery. After analysis of the data, no significant differences were found between the two groups, suggesting that both of these techniques are equally safe and efficacious.