THE SELECTION OF APPROPRIATE LINES FOR ELECTIVE SURGICAL INCISIONS
THE SELECTION OF APPROPRIATE LINES FOR ELECTIVE SURGICAL INCISIONS
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选择合适的选择性手术切口线
DOI:
10.1097/00006534-195107000-00001
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发表时间:
1951
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
C. Kraissl
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作者:
C. Kraissl
In 1935 Webster (15) reviewed the various factors which produced deforming scars. Langer's lines were reproduced and compared with Kocher's incision line pattern. Webster disagreed with Kocher vertical incisions across joints and his midline incision as being optimum. He observed the better wound healing in the oblique subcostal incision as compared with the right rectus incision. He states “The simplest rule for making incisions in the most favorable direction is to follow the natural wrinkle lines. These are usually recognizable on the face, the neck, at the wrist, the axilla, the groin or the back of the knee.” Conway (16) in 1938 observed the widening of the lower part of abdominal scars and concluded that the lines of skin tension ran more transversely than Langer's pattern. He made the important observation that the physiologic elasticity of various surface regions may be different in the living subject than indicated by the lines of skin tension on cadavers.