A prospective study on vertical mattress suture and subcuticular suture skin closure techniques in inguinal hernia repair cases

Background: Sutures are used to keep tissues in place until enough healing has taken produce endogenous wound strength. The method of closure should be quick, simple, affordable, and successful while maximizing the cosmetic patient outcomes. So, this study was an attempt compare subcuticular vertical mattress suture techniques inguinal hernia repair. Methods: A prospective carried out among patients posted for first 25 done using a another by classical suture. Duration required closure, complications, postoperative pain cosmesis were assessed analyzed descriptive inferential statistics. Results: duration higher compared with There no significant difference post-operative pain, complications both groups. Conclusions: Among cases repair there superiority sutures from side.