Write four differences between lined and unlined sutures. - Vidyadip

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Write four differences between lined and unlined sutures.

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Differences between lined and unlined sutures :

S. No.	Characters	Lined Sutures	Unlined Sutures
1.	Position	Attached to the skeleton	Walls of the internal organs
2.	Shape of the fibre	Long cylindrical with blunt ends	Long, spindle shaped with pointed ends
3.	Rate of contraction	Maximum	Least
4.	Control	Voluntary	Involuntary

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