British journal of surgery · 1986 · 97 citations · 5 references
MedicineMedical-surgical NursingSurgeryGeneral SurgeryWound HealingWound NursingAbdominal SurgeryAbdominal TraumaDressing SelectionWound CareWound ManagementAbdominal Surgical ApproachAbdominal Wound ManagementOpen Sandwich TechniqueOpen Surgical ManagementOpen Wound ManagementSuction Tubes
A management technique of the open abdominal wound is described. It consists of a 'sandwich' composed of a Marlex mesh and an Op-Site wound dressing with interposition of suction tubes. Such a technique prevents evisceration, protects the skin, decreases evaporation, allows accurate fluid replacement, facilitates nursing and adds to the patient's comfort.
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