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  1. Images ... Grip a suture needle securely using a needle driver instrument. ... Push the needle through the skin and into the base of the wound. ...
  2. ... to the abdominal cavity and the abdomen is closed at birth. ... replaced into the abdominal cavity and the incision closed, if possible. If the abdominal cavity is too ...
  3. An incision may be closed with: 1. Sutures (stitches) on the outside of the body. 2. Surgical staples, which provide added strength to the incision. ...
  4. ... anal opening is completed. The colostomy may be closed during this stage or may be left in place for a few more months and closed at a later stage. Surgery for the low ...
  5. ... include: Incarcerated (strangulated) umbilical hernia Defects not spontaneously closed by 4 to 5 years of age Children ... and cut out. The underlying tissues are then closed with strong nonabsorbable sutures. Skin edges are held ...
  6. ... or stapled back together and the incision is closed. A stapling procedure is shown here. ... may be done. A temporary colostomy will be closed and repaired later. If a large portion of ...
  7. ... then sewn back together and the incision is closed. If it is necessary to spare the intestine ... may be done. A temporary ileostomy will be closed and repaired later. If a large portion of ...
  8. ... inserted into the stomach. The stomach is stitched closed around the tube and the incision is closed.
  9. ... the urachus must be excised and the bladder closed. ... bladder opening is repaired, and the incision is closed.
  10. ... is removed, and the incision is stitched (sutured) closed. Some discomfort is felt in this area. ... plates, or screws. The incisions are stitched (sutured) closed. A splint or cast is used to prevent ...
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