Stuart Winkler

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Thinking About Ob/Gyn · Episode 12.2 Cuff Dehiscence and Classic Papers · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

I was also thinking with Chromic, you're right.

It's a little bit more of a uh try to think of the right word for it, but it's it's a delicate suture in some ways.

So if you pull too hard, you'll break it, right?

Whereas Vicor, you can pull really hard.

And so I so the the finding of transfusion makes a little bit less sense, but I was thinking about things like cesare.

and scar thickness and things like that and thinking to corollaries like the Stitch trial.

So I'm getting it back to a GYN thing.

But the the stit the Stitch trial, which looked at mass closure of uh uh midline laparotomy versus these small bit closures and it was counterintuitive, but basically the smaller bites that were closer and didn't incorporate as much fascia.

had lower learner lower hernia rates and even on follow-up it had lower hernia rates.

And the thought is you're not causing as much devascularization, right?

So I think and you can correct me if I'm wrong, but I know we've looked at like locked versus unlocked hysterotomy closures as well.

And I think if I remember right, the locked were associated with a little bit thinner uterine scars.

So I don't know, I just I was thinking about the

Chromic versus Vicral for that if there is any difference there.

But I'll let you give your ideas for the transition piece.

Yeah.

Yeah, so that's the empiric data.

That's that's awesome.

Yeah.

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