A patient has a wound closed by the physician using sutures.What type of wound closure is this considered?

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Suture closure is a method used for closing a wound by bringing its edges together to promote healing through the process of primary intention. This involves the apposition of the wound edges with sutures, staples or adhesive strips, resulting in a minimal scar and quicker healing time compared to secondary intention or wound contraction. Contact inhibition is a biological process that prevents cells from growing and dividing when they come into contact with each other.

A Patient Has a Wound Closed by the Physician Using