Exploring various methods for closing traumatic wounds

Article Abstract:

Various factors like the site configuration and biochemical properties highly influence the method to be used for closing traumatic wounds, as all such wounds are different and require proper assessment and correct decision-making for a fast and effective healing. The author figures out the advantages, as well as the disadvantages of using various things, like sutures, skin-closure strips and tissue adhesives for closing the wounds, as a proper choice is very essential for an effective healing.

Methods, Wound healing

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Gastrointestinal tract

Article Abstract:

The stomach is a j-shaped area of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract that sits in the upper left side of the abdomen. Irritation of any part of the GI tract might result into vomiting and even the brain tumours or anything else that causes a rise in intracranial pressure also results into vomiting.

Science & research, Research, Medical examination, Physiological aspects, Stomach, Human anatomy

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