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The simple interrupted suture
The simple interrupted suture
This is the standard benchmark suture used for closure and epidermal approximation. It may be used alone in the context of small wounds under minimal to no tension, such as those formed by either a small bunch biopsy or a traumatic laceration. It is also frequently used as a secondary layer to aid in the approximation of the epidermis when the dermis has been closed using a dermal or other deep suturing technique (Fig. 13-23).
Figure 13-23. Overview of the simple interrupted suture technique.