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SECCIÓN 2 Principios de los procedimientos en la consulta

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TABLA 4-5 SUTURAS REABSORBIBLES SUTURA VENTAJAS

DESVENTAJAS

USOS

• Ácido poligli cólico

• Menor respuesta inflamatoria que con el catgut • Excelente seguridad del nudo • Menor respuesta inflamatoria que con el catgut • Excelente seguridad del nudo • Más flexible y conserva la resis tencia a la tracción durante más tiempo que el ácido poliglicólico • Menor respuesta inflamatoria que el catgut • Conserva la resistencia a la trac ción durante más tiempo que la poliglactina 910

• Longevidad intermedia dentro de la herida

• Suturas enterradas en todas las zonas

• Poliglac tina 910

• Suturas enterradas en todas las zonas

• Polidioxa nona

• Tiene menos flexibili dad y más memoria • Los nudos pueden ser menos seguros

• Excelente para heridas so metidas a gran tensión o en zonas donde se producen movimientos

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