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    Scissors used for stitching injuries and wounds requiring only a few sutures may be short in length. Some suture scissors are slightly curved and bent and some are flat. <BR>
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    In some cases, sutures need to be removed after an incision has had time to heal. The removal of sutures will typically be done using suture removal scissors. &nbsp;</P>
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