Reinforced Bridge Suture with Sheathed Threads for Laparotomy Wound Closure Following a Strangulated Ventral Hernia Complicated by Necrotizing Fasciitis

Bourouail Othmane, Safaa Elmouhib, Najib Bahrou, Hammad Soudi, Yahia Zain-Al-Abidine Khedid

Citation: Bourouail Othmane, Safaa Elmouhib, Najib Bahrou, Hammad Soudi, Yahia Zain-Al-Abidine Khedid, "Reinforced Bridge Suture with Sheathed Threads for Laparotomy Wound Closure Following a Strangulated Ventral Hernia Complicated by Necrotizing Fasciitis", Universal Library of Medical and Health Sciences, Volume 03, Issue 01.

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Abstract

The treatment of complex wounds with skin loss, such as those encountered in severe cases like abdominal necrotizing fasciitis, often requires multidisciplinary approaches. Among the various options such us interrupted or continued closure technique (1), suturing with reinforced skin bridges using sheathed sutures has proven to be a valuable technique for promoting progressive healing and managing skin tension. This method involves inserting a sheathed suture beneath the skin, with tubes or cushions made of silicone or soft materials placed on the surface.


Keywords: Strangulate Ventral Hernia, Necrosing Fasciite, Reinforced Bridge Suture, Sheathed Threads.

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