This is why there is pain and swelling after surgery. In some cases, the fluid forms a pocket, which leads to the formation of a seroma. Carrying out surgery in a way that reduces the risk of ...

A seroma is a collection of fluid that builds up under the surface of your skin. Here’s how they develop and how to treat them.

The researchers identified five abdominal wall regions in which to investigate seroma formation: epigastric, umbilical, hypogastric, right iliac fossa and left iliac fossa. Patients who produced a ...

‌A seroma is a buildup of clear fluid inside the body. It happens most often after surgery. A seroma is not often dangerous but can cause pain and discomfort. If you have a seroma, your doctor ...

In a retrospective study published in Aesthetic Surgery Journal, quilting sutures were an effective means for the prevention of seroma formation. The study included 414 female patients who ...

The study included 170 Interi System and 166 standard drain surgical placements and demonstrated a statistically significant reduction in four key outcomes measurements: seroma formation, skin ...

Abdominal reconstruction in the contaminated or potentially-contaminated abdomen is challenging because of the high risk of re-infection and hernia recurrence. Surgical techniques, synthetic ...

However, like any surgery, it carries potential risks, such as bleeding, seroma formation, infection, tissue necrosis, loss ...

Target outcomes included surgical site infections (SSI), wound dehiscence (WD), seroma formation, and minor and major complications. For each outcome, three machine learning classifiers—Logistic ...

A seroma is a collection of liquid that happens in a surgical site. As part of the healing process, all incisions will make some amount of fluid, and there's always a small seroma present.