Small-Bites Closure in Emergency Laparotomy

Дата публикации: 01-09-2026 00:00:00

To the Editor The data from van den Berg and colleagues on the impact of small bites in the STITCH trial are compelling, with a 49% to 34% reduction in hernia incidence. However, we believe the study obscures a more uncomfortable message of a fundamental limitation of suture-based closure that cannot be overcome with technique alone.

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