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| Major Break in surgical technique |
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| Minor Break in surgical technique |
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| Will repair by proliferation of remaining epdermal cells |
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| Phagocytose debris and bacteria; break down damaged tissue with proteolytic enzymes |
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| Cells that are responsible debridement early on and later modification of ECM |
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| What is the second phase of wound healing |
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| Three parts of the repair phase |
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| Fibroplasia, Angiogenesis, epithelialization |
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| Myofibroblasts are responsible for |
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| Failure to stop contraction process |
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| 70-80% strength as original |
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| Which Suture is considered almost semi permanent |
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| Which suture has the shortest time to absorb |
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| which suture is a monofilament and takes about 90 days to absorb |
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| suture thats a monofilament, has 90% strength and retained up to 90 days |
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