Wound closure is the final step of surgical intervention. In this step, wound edges are brought together with materials like sutures, staples, tissue adhesive, or wound tape. The type of closure used depends on the wound's infection status, drainage, and tissue availability. 

Uses 

Wound closure has two primary purposes:

• Promote Healing: Closing the wound reduces the risk of infection while providing a clean environment for the body's natural healing process.
• Enhance Function and Appearance: Closing a wound can help minimize scarring for better cosmetic results and help the injured area regain function.

History and Evolution

Wound closure, a long-standing practice in the veterinary field, has evolved significantly over the years.

Basically, it transitioned from the use of primitive materials to the adoption of modern, sophist...