Glue vs stitches: which makes a better C-Section scar?
NCT ID NCT05903547
Summary
This study compared two methods for closing C-section incisions: a special skin glue system versus traditional stitches. Researchers wanted to see which method led to better scar appearance and higher patient satisfaction 4-6 weeks after surgery. They also tracked wound infections, pain, and surgery time in 151 women who had C-sections.
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Columbia University Irving Medical Center/NYP
New York, New York, 10032, United States
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