R. Laszig et A. Laubert, WOUND CLOSURE WITH ABSORBABLE INTRACUTANE OUS SUTURE IN COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION, Laryngo-, Rhino-, Otologie, 74(8), 1995, pp. 518-518
The extended incision in cochlear implatation has to be performed for
several reasons; therefore the wound closure needs single or continuou
s suture for the skin. The suture removal seems to be traumatic for ch
ildren. That is why we have using an intracutaneous absorbable suture
to avoid material removal for more than 6 months now without any compl
ications in the 35 patients in question.