Caring for surgical wounds Most surgical wounds are stitched to allow the edges of the wound to meet and to heal. The skin edges usually form a seal within a day or two of the operation. This time varies from person to p - First-person - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Caring for surgical wounds Most surgical wounds are stitched to allow the edges of the wound to meet and to heal. The skin edges usually form a seal within a day or two of the operation. This time varies from person to p Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-08-19 23:50:06 Open Document File Size: 169,35 KB Share Result on Facebook / / Organization Health Information Resource Centre / / / Position community nurse / nurse / / URL http / SocialTag Traumatology Injuries Physiology Stitches Wound Dressing Surgical suture Healing Scar Medicine

Caring for surgical wounds Most surgical wounds are stitched to allow the edges of the wound to meet and to heal. The skin edges usually form a seal within a day or two of the operation. This time varies from person to pAdd to Reading List