dehiscence

How Can Dehiscence Be Prevented in Pediatric Patients?

Prevention strategies include:
Maintaining proper hygiene and wound care
Ensuring nutritional adequacy
Minimizing mechanical stress on the wound
Monitoring for signs of infection
Using appropriate surgical techniques

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