Interrupted mattress versus continuous subcuticular versus stapler: a comparative study on wound closure outcomes in primary caesarean section with Pfannenstiel incision

Background: Aim of the study was to compare suture techniques using interrupted mattress and continuous subcuticular stapler in terms wound closure time; pain stitch line on post-operative day 3, 5 7 patient satisfaction. Methods: All patients fulfilling inclusion criteria, were divided into 3 categories (interrupted mattress, staples) by random selection. Assessment parameters being skin induration discharge 4 8; score visual analogue scale 7; gaping Patient satisfaction cosmesis Likert’s after 4-6 weeks. Results: The time sutures staples are found be 8.891±1.343; 11.390±1.438 1.518±0.502 respectively. Pain were: severe maximum seen group (n=21) as compared 6 group. Wound complications least One (1.20%) had group, (3.65%) (6.17%) gaping. dissatisfaction rate higher (8.64%) 6.09% 4.8% Conclusions: suturing technique has related most Staples quick application gives a good scar, but is associated with similar staples.