Changes

==Simple Continuous==

==Simple Continuous==

This pattern is also an appositional pattern, where the suture material is knotted only at the beginning and end of the suture. The advantage of this technique is the reduced amount of suture material in contact with the wound, and an even tension is achieved along the wound. Use 5 throws at the start of the suture and 6 throws to finish.

This pattern is also an appositional pattern, where the suture material is knotted only at the beginning and end of the suture. The advantage of this technique is the reduced amount of suture material in contact with the wound, and an even tension is achieved along the wound. The main disadvantage of this pattern is the risk of complete wound breakdown if any part of the suture line becomes damaged during healing. Use 5 throws at the start of the suture and 6 throws to finish.

==Intradermal Insertion==

==Intradermal Insertion==