Surgery General Management of Wounds f1d2c495

Management of an open wound seen 12 hours after the injury:

Suturing

Debridement and suture

Secondary suturing

Heal by granulation

High-Yield Explanation

Ans. (b) Debridement and Suture(Ref: Sabiston 19/e p245)* If the blood supply is adequate and tissue is viable with absent bacterial infection wound can be safely closed anytime following proper debridement and irrigation.

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