suturing

/ˈsuːtʃərɪŋ/
noun
  1. The act or process of stitching a wound or incision.
    • The nurse assisted the doctor with the suturing of the deep cut.
    • Suturing is a basic skill taught to all medical students.
    • Proper suturing can reduce the risk of infection and scarring.
verb
  1. Present participle of suture: closing a wound or incision with stitches.
    • She spent an hour carefully suturing the torn ligament.
    • The surgeon is suturing the patient's abdomen after the operation.
    • While suturing, the doctor made sure each stitch was secure.
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