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Description: Wound closure is a fundamental medical process that involves bringing the edges of a wound together to facilitate healing and minimize the risk of infection. This procedure is carried out using various techniques, with the most common being sutures and staples. Sutures are threads used to stitch the skin and other tissues, while staples […]