VICRYL SUTURES CAN LEAD TO STASIS DERMATITUS, CELLULITUS, AND SO ON. IN MY CASE, I HAVE THE ABOVE THAT IS ALSO INFECTED, BEEN SEEN BY 9 DOCTORS , AND I GET A OH WELL RESPONSE TO IT. NOW, IT HAS GOTTEN TO A POINT THAT I AM SEARCHING THE SURGEY REPORT TO FIND OUT THE SUTURE MFR, PART #, LOT # USED ON ME DURING MY SURGERY. 2 1/2 YEARS OF ANTI-BIOTICS, LYMPH INFECTIONS, ETC IS ENOUGH. TIME TO SUE SOMEBODY.
I had a bilateral fasciotomy on my calves two years ago, four incisions total, and had a reaction to Vicryl sutures. My body expelled the sutures and I was left with very bad surgery scars.
Yes. The wounds get red and itchy, and the body naturally brings the sutures out. I happpen to be one of the unlucky patients allergy to vicryl sutures. Well you won't believe what I found this morning! I had these same sutures and totally freaked out! They were under a recall when I had my surgery in 2008!!!!! http://vicrylsutures.com/
no, prolene ( Polypropylene ) sutures don't dessolve. they should be removed.
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Most veterinarians use sutures that dissolve now a days due to the fact that most animals do not want to sit still to get the sutures removed. And those will take about 4 weeks or so to completely dissolve.
Sometimes the dissolvable stitches takes longer to dissolve. If it is external and accessible, just cut it and remove it. Deep sutures can be left and will eventually dissolve. If it causes recurrent problems with infection, the wound can be explored and stitches removed.
The thread are sutures used to close the skin over a wound. These will be removed after a period of time when it has healed or will dissolve itself.
I believe it is Vicryl (60-90 days)
Hernia, Hemorrhoid, Laparotomy Choleycustectomy
continuous interrupted sutures
Open appendectomy:Skin incision made in McBurney's point.Dissection of subcutaneous fat and tissue.Dissection through external and internal obliques.Dissection through peritoneum.Identification of appendix, dissection of mesoappendix by diathermy.Ligation and division of appendix.Cautery of appendix stump.Burial of stump by purse suture.Closure in layers with vicryl rapide and skin sutures via subcuticular sutures with monocryl.
Yes, as the sutures dissolve the load is redistributed through the adjoined skin on either side of the wound. As the skin adjusts to the load it aches.