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The objective of this study was to evaluate the influence of different suture threads used in swine orchiectomy on the inflammatory response and healing evolution. Eighteen male pigs, three months old and randomly distributed in three groups (GI, GII and GIII) of six animals each, were used in this experiment. The animals were submitted to orchiectomy and ligation of the spermatic cord was performed with cotton thread 0, chrome Catgut thread 1-0 and Polyglactin 910 thread 0. In the postoperative period, the evolution of the surgical wound was evaluated, by through the following parameters: intensity and type of exudate, edema, heat, hyperemia, distribution of inflammation, presence of crusts, contraction of the wound and time for complete healing. The results obtained demonstrate that the type of suture thread does not significantly interfere with the inflammatory response and healing time in pigs undergoing orchiectomy.

brazilian journal of development

ORQUIECTOMIA EM SUÍNOS COM DIFERENTES FIOS DE SUTURA: INFLUÊNCIA SOBRE RESPOSTA INFLAMATÓRIA E CICATRIZAÇÃO / ORCHIECTOMY IN PIGS WITH DIFFERENT SUTURE THREADS: INFLUENCE ON INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE AND HEALING