
|Articles|April 1, 2009
Sharp Way to Remove Tight Sutures
When removing sutures that are tight or for any reason difficult to get scissors under, I use a No. 11–blade scalpel, with the blunt side down and the sharp side up beneath the suture to be cut.
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When removing sutures that are tight or for any reason difficult to get scissors under, I use a No. 11–blade scalpel, with the blunt side down and the sharp side up beneath the suture to be cut.
-- Betty Jean McFadden, MD
Greer, SC
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