• J Am Acad Nurse Prac · Jan 2001

    Proper use of skin adhesives for wound repair.

    • J Knight.
    • Shaw Walk-in Medical Center, Fresno, CA. LazyK-JK@Juno.com
    • J Am Acad Nurse Prac. 2001 Jan 1;13(1):13-4.

    PurposeTo describe the proper application of tissue adhesive for wound closure in the clinical setting.Data SourcesProduct information and clinical experience of the author.ConclusionsA thin film of adhesive that extends at least one-half centimeter on each side of the opposed wound edges provides the best coverage. Avoid seepage into the wound and runoff onto surrounding tissue to prevent complications.Implications For PracticeProper application assures the best results. Patient information is provided to assure adequate healing.

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