Sentence examples for wound disruption from inspiring English sources

The wound healing process was graded as follows: 1 = good healing without wound disruption, 2 = slightly poor healing with little gap at skin wound edge, and 3 = poor healing with obvious gap at wound edge and exposed subcutaneous layer.

This study was undertaken to determine the incidence of wound disruption after reconstructive posterior vaginal surgery with braided permanent versus absorbable suture.

Objective: The purpose of this study was to compare a subcutaneous stitch closure and subcutaneous drain placement for the risk of wound disruption after cesarean delivery.

Study Design: This was a prospective randomized clinical trial that evaluated subcutaneous stitch closure, placement of a subcutaneous drain, or no closure for subsequent wound disruption risk in women with subcutaneous depth at ≥2 cm.

Ecchymosis along with mild bleeding (16 cases) and wound disruption (6 cases) were observed, but these symptoms showed no impact on the survival rate of implant.

Postoperative complications were also evaluated for 30 days following surgery and categorized into minor (superficial wound infection, wound disruption, pneumonia, and urinary tract infection) and major (deep wound infection, organ space infection, myocardial infarction, pulmonary embolism, deep vein thrombosis, sepsis, septic shock, coma, and death) complications.

Results: The maternal demographics and intrapartum risk factors for postoperative wound disruptions were similar among the 964 study subjects, who were divided into 3 groups.

Wound disruptions that required opening of the wound, irrigation, debridement, packing, and/or secondary delayed closure occurred in 9.7% of the women with no closure, 10.4% of the women in the stitch closure group, and 10.3% of the women in the closed drain group (P =.834).

I picture the mayhem on the IRT, the panic, the many dead and wounded, the disruption of a major transit system.

Wounds inflict disruption of the cellular and anatomic continuity of tissues and thus affect physiological functions.

This "cell type traffic" regulation ensures proper healing of the wound, as disruptions of the regulation could either cause delay of wound healing or result in hypertrophic scars.