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Singer et al., 2012 - Google Patents

A comparative study of the surgically relevant mechanical characteristics of the topical skin adhesives

Singer et al., 2012

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11433967193399514025
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Singer A
Perry L
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Academic Emergency Medicine

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Objectives Topical skin adhesives (TSA s) offer a noninvasive alternative to sutures. The growing trend is to use them in addition to sutures and staples to add strength and provide a microbial barrier. The authors compared the mechanical characteristics of recently approved …
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