Skin Wound outcome Closure Using Tissue Adhesives Versus Subcuticular Absorbable Sutures at Elective Caesarean Section - Trial PACTR202308768448394
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Study Focus
procedure
Sponsor & Location
Ifebude Joshua
Timeline & Enrollment
Not Applicable
Aug 30, 2022
Apr 03, 2023
Summary
BackgroundSurgical wound closure is an integral step of caesarean delivery as it influences several aspects of the postoperative course of patients including: postoperative pain, wound healing, wound complications, cosmetic outcome and patient satisfaction. Over the years, various skin wound closure techniques have been used. However, there is still no definite evidence regarding the best method for skin closure after Caesarean section. Aim:This study will compare the use of tissue adhesives with subcuticular absorbable sutures for skin wound closure to determine patients’ satisfaction and cosmetic outcome of each technique at discharge and at 6 weeks post operation following assessment by the patients and an independent observer using a validated assessment scale.
ICD-10 Classifications
Data Source
Pan Africa Clinical Trials Registry
PACTR202308768448394
Non-Device Trial