Anales de pediatria (Barcelona, Spain : 2003) · 2003
[Utility of octyl 2-cyanoacrylate in pediatric surgery].
Клиническое исследованиеСтатьяНазвание и аннотация: Перевод в очереди
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Castañón García-Alix M, Sancho Vendrell M A, Parri Ferrandis F J, San Vicente Vela B, García Aparicio L, Tarrado Castellarnau X, Muñoz Fernández M E, Morales Fochs L
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The aim this study was to demonstrate the utility and suitability of octyl-2-cianocrylate in cutaneus repair of different conditions in the pediatric population. Octyl-2-cianocrylate is a topical tissular adhesive which can be used on skin and which has been tested in surgical practice as a wound sealant, avoiding the use of conventional sutures.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: We applied octyl-2-cianocrylate in 100 patients with skin wounds smaller than 5 cm. The patients were distributed as follows: Emergency department: simple sharp wounds in the face and extremities (20 patients); surgical block: surgical wounds in 80 patients with the following conditions: inguinal hernia (20 patients), cryptorchidism (20 patients), umbilical hernia (10 patients), hypospadias (17 patients), post-hypospadias fistula repair (8 patients) and cleft lip (5 patients). The results were analyzed in terms of efficacy, cosmetic result, procedure time, material used, and patient comfort.
CONCLUSIONS: Octyl-2-cianocrylate was easier to use than conventional sutures in all its applications, requiring less time than conventional sutures and therefore lowering the cost per procedure.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: We applied octyl-2-cianocrylate in 100 patients with skin wounds smaller than 5 cm. The patients were distributed as follows: Emergency department: simple sharp wounds in the face and extremities (20 patients); surgical block: surgical wounds in 80 patients with the following conditions: inguinal hernia (20 patients), cryptorchidism (20 patients), umbilical hernia (10 patients), hypospadias (17 patients), post-hypospadias fistula repair (8 patients) and cleft lip (5 patients). The results were analyzed in terms of efficacy, cosmetic result, procedure time, material used, and patient comfort.
CONCLUSIONS: Octyl-2-cianocrylate was easier to use than conventional sutures in all its applications, requiring less time than conventional sutures and therefore lowering the cost per procedure.