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SIX SOME Dept of Surgery, General Surgery Residency Program OATS Spring 2004 revised 4/4/07 Vertical Mattress Closure Resident ...

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1. Start by gathering all necessary materials, including a vertical mattress suture kit, gloves, sterile drapes, and local anesthesia if needed.
2. Prepare the patient for the procedure by positioning them correctly and ensuring the surgical site is clean and free from any contamination.
3. Begin by making the initial incision along the wound, taking care to create a clean and straight line. The length and depth of the incision will depend on the specific case.
4. Next, carefully align the edges of the wound using forceps or skin hooks to bring the tissue together. Ensure that there is no tension on the wound edges, as this can lead to poor healing or complications.
5. Start the vertical mattress closure by inserting the needle through one edge of the wound, coming out perpendicular to the wound surface. This is known as the "far-far" stitch.
6. Then, insert the needle through the opposite edge of the wound, making sure it exits at a distance from the initial entry point. This is called the "near-far" stitch.
7. Repeat this process, with each stitch placed equidistant from the previous one, until the entire wound is closed. The number of sutures required will depend on the size of the wound and the surgeon's preference.
8. As you progress, occasionally check the tension of the suture line by gently pulling on the ends. The goal is to achieve a balanced closure without putting excessive pressure on the tissue.
9. Once all the stitches have been placed, carefully tie each knot, ensuring that they are secure but not overly tight. Cut the excess suture material, leaving enough length for easy removal later.

Who needs vertical mattress closure resident?

1. Vertical mattress closure is commonly used in surgical procedures where wound tension is an issue, such as dehisced incisions, lacerations, or deep wounds.
2. It may be necessary in cases where significant tissue loss or compromised tissue integrity exists.
3. Surgeons and physicians who are skilled in wound closure techniques often prefer to use vertical mattress sutures, especially if a sturdy closure with good wound edge alignment is desired.
4. However, the decision to perform a vertical mattress closure should be made on a case-by-case basis, considering the specific characteristics of the wound and the patient's overall condition. Medical professionals should evaluate each situation individually to determine if a vertical mattress closure is the most appropriate technique.

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