Meanings of wound dehiscence in English

The regimen was well tolerated; there was only one treatment-related complication, a wound dehiscence.

Three patients suffered postoperative wound dehiscence and one patient had an infection that required reoperation.

Only one animal, from the tissue adhesive group, had a small abscess with wound dehiscence.

Eight patients experienced minor complications such as wound dehiscence or infection, which resolved with local measures and antibiotics.

Medical failures included infected devices and wound dehiscence, with the pattern averaging 4.5 months to explantation.

After adjusting these variables, longer duration before DSC does not seem to be a risk factor for surgical mortality, postoperative infection, or wound dehiscence.

Follow-up at day 30 will assess superficial and deep infection, and wound dehiscence (grade I-IV) and the core outcome data set for wound complications.

Early repair is associated with more wound dehiscences, however, without affecting long-term functional outcome.

Wound complications were defined as wound infection, wound separation greater than 1 cm, and wound dehiscence.