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Infections in neurosurgery: A randomized comparison between silk and polyglycolic acid

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Published1985
Citations17
References15

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Effect of suture materials on bacterial survival in infected wounds. An experimental study.

1979 • 62 citations

Skin Wound Closure

1980 • 44 citations

Polyglycolic acid (Dexon) versus silk for fascial closure of abdominal incisions.

1976 • 42 citations

Does the choice of suture material affect the incidence of wound infection? A comparison of Dexon (polyglycolic acid) sutures with other commonly used sutures in an accident and emergency department

1975 • 38 citations

Suture materials and wound infection. An experimental study.

1978 • 35 citations

A COMPARATIVE TRIAL OF POLYGYCOLIC ACID AND SILK AS SUTURE MATERIALS FOR ACCIDENTAL WOUNDS

1977 • 35 citations

Suture Granuloma

1982 • 33 citations

[Controlled experimental histological and microbiological studies on the inhibitory effect of polyglycolic acid sutures in infections].

1980 • 26 citations

Polyglycolic Acid, Silk, and Topical Ampicillin

1980 • 23 citations

Absorbale or Nonabsorbable Suture Materials for Closure of the Dura Mater?

1981 • 20 citations

[In vivo investigations on suture reactions under sterile and not sterile conditions. Comparison of absorbable and nonabsorbable suture materials (author's transl)].

1979 • 15 citations

Dexon for sutures and ligatures.

1975 • 5 citations

Clinical experiences with a new synthetic absorbable suture material.

1971 • 4 citations

[The effect of various suture materials on wound healing. An experimental study in animals (author's transl)].

1979 • 1 citations

[Morphological and biochemical examinations of different suture materials in colon anastomosis in the rat].

1979 • 1 citations

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