INTRODUCTION: Nowadays there are numerous energy devices available for surgeon. Diathermy is widely available in all Surgical Theatres and are less frequently used for Skin incision due to fear of tissue damage. This study aims to compare the Efficacy of Diathermy compared to Scalpel in patients undergoing Elective Midline Abdominal Surgeries. METHODS: This is a prospective study on 90 patients who are all admitted in Govt. Rajaji Hospital in General Surgery Department to undergo various abdominal surgeries through midline opening. All patients are randomized into two groups according to which they undergo skin incision either by Scalpel or Diathermy. The variable taken into account for this study are incision line, incision rela...
Background: The use of electrocautery for making skin incisions remains controversial. Aim: Its effe...
Background : Despite the studies of animals that demonstrate better wound healing after abdominal in...
Background: Use of electrosurgery for skin incisions has been controversial due to concerns of delay...
BACKGROUND: Diathermy is widely used for underlying tissue dissection, cutting and haemostasis, bu...
Background: Diathermy is increasingly used for underlying tissue dissection, cutting, and hemostasis...
Background: Skin incisions have traditionally been made using a scalpel. Diathermy, a more recent al...
Introduction: The role of electrosurgery has gradually evolved over the last century. Widespread con...
Aims: This study is to compare the outcome of diathermy incisions versus steel scalpel incisions in ...
Background: Although studies in animals demonstrated a better wound healing after abdominal incision...
BACKGROUND: Electrocautery in surgery is widely used except for the skin incisions ,this is becaus...
Objective: The aim of the study was to assess the outcome of patients following use of scalpel or su...
AbstractBackground: Electrocautery in surgery is widely used except for the skin incisions, this is ...
Background: Electrocautery is commonly used in surgical practice. However, its use has been limited ...
Background: Considering higher rate of postoperative wound complications in Government set up hospit...
The method of making surgical incision remains a complex problem. Although controversial, the use of...
Background: The use of electrocautery for making skin incisions remains controversial. Aim: Its effe...
Background : Despite the studies of animals that demonstrate better wound healing after abdominal in...
Background: Use of electrosurgery for skin incisions has been controversial due to concerns of delay...
BACKGROUND: Diathermy is widely used for underlying tissue dissection, cutting and haemostasis, bu...
Background: Diathermy is increasingly used for underlying tissue dissection, cutting, and hemostasis...
Background: Skin incisions have traditionally been made using a scalpel. Diathermy, a more recent al...
Introduction: The role of electrosurgery has gradually evolved over the last century. Widespread con...
Aims: This study is to compare the outcome of diathermy incisions versus steel scalpel incisions in ...
Background: Although studies in animals demonstrated a better wound healing after abdominal incision...
BACKGROUND: Electrocautery in surgery is widely used except for the skin incisions ,this is becaus...
Objective: The aim of the study was to assess the outcome of patients following use of scalpel or su...
AbstractBackground: Electrocautery in surgery is widely used except for the skin incisions, this is ...
Background: Electrocautery is commonly used in surgical practice. However, its use has been limited ...
Background: Considering higher rate of postoperative wound complications in Government set up hospit...
The method of making surgical incision remains a complex problem. Although controversial, the use of...
Background: The use of electrocautery for making skin incisions remains controversial. Aim: Its effe...
Background : Despite the studies of animals that demonstrate better wound healing after abdominal in...
Background: Use of electrosurgery for skin incisions has been controversial due to concerns of delay...