
|Articles|December 31, 2006
No More Bad Hair Days for Patients With Scalp Wounds
Instead of shaving a patient’s head toprepare a scalp wound for suturing,apply a sterile water-based lubricantto the surrounding hair.
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Instead of shaving a patient's head toprepare a scalp wound for suturing,apply a sterile water-based lubricantto the surrounding hair. The hair iskept out of the way during the procedure,and the patient doesn't have toendure a bald spot.
-- Deepak Malhan, MD
St Louis
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