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Material and Methods: This is a comparative study in which 100 patients were studied in two groups, 50 patients in Adhesive glue group and 50 patients in Subcuticular suturing group. Informed consent was taken for the study. Same antibiotic protocol was followed; Injection Cefazolin 1gm single dose given intravenously at the time of anaesthesia. In both the groups, subcutaneous suturing was done before the closure of skin. Adhesive skin glue was applied in 3 layers over the operated wound in one group of patients, and subcuticular suturing by Nylon Ethilon 00 was done for the other group. Results: The wounds were assessed at 3rd, 5th, 7th post-operative days,1st month and 3rd months post operatively using ASEPSIS score. Maximum number of complications such as Seroma, Erythema, Discolouration and Wound dehiscence were noted in Skin suturing group (16% -8 cases). In Adhesive glue group 8% (4 cases) of complications were observed. The wounds were assessed for Cosmesis on 7th post-operative day using Modified Hollander Cosmesis Scale and in the follow-up of 1st month and 3rd month, the Wound cosmesis was assessed by an independent observer and was scored in Visual Analogue Scale from 0 to 100. Adhesive Glue group had better cosmetic results compared to Subcuticular skin closure group.

Comparative Study of Primary Skin Closure with Adhesive Skin Glue and Conventional Suture Material in Clean Elective Surgery