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Small skin incision and less suture material reduce granuloma after laparoscopic gastrostomy: a prospective observational study in children

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Article · Feb 2026

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Prospective study demonstrating that smaller skin incisions and reduced suture material during laparoscopic gastrostomy placement decrease granuloma formation in pediatric patients, offering a technical modification to reduce common postoperative complications.

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