The skin was then closed under extreme tension with reabsorbable sutures.
In a compression test the surface is closed under high compressive stress, thus repeatedly blocking the process, but in a tension test the surface separates more easily, causing loss of plastic stability.
Another closed under pressure.
$D$ should be closed under addition.
Skin incision was closed under aseptic conditions.
The thoracolumbar fascia was left open and the skin incision was closed without tension.
In Apatzingan most shops are staying closed until the tension eases a little.
The muscles will be closed without any tension, and the fascia and subcutaneous plans will be tightly closed.
Interestingly Ogilvie [ 5], more than a decade earlier, described a 'dodge that has twice helped me out' in order to avoid closing a 'burst abdomen' under tension.
The model states that hAQP1 closes with membrane-tension increments.
Grade I wounds may be closed, primarily if the wound is not under tension, or left open to heal by secondary intention (Grade C).
