PAEA Surgery End Of Rotation (EOR) Practice Exam

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How long does it take fascia wounds to heal?

5-10 days
10-14 days
14-28 days
28-35 days

The correct answer is: 14-28 days

Fascia wounds typically heal within a period of 14 to 28 days. This timeframe accounts for the complex biological processes involved in wound healing, including hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. The fascia, being a crucial connective tissue, undergoes these phases to restore its integrity and function. During the proliferation phase, new collagen is laid down to bridge the wound, and by around the two-week mark, much of the initial healing process is underway. However, full maturation and strength of the wound, due to the later remodeling stage, can take up to several weeks. This extended healing period is vital for ensuring the fascia regains adequate strength, as it plays a key role in supporting the structures above and below it. In contrast, the shorter timeframes listed in the options do not accommodate the necessary stages of healing for fascial tissue, which is why those periods would not typically be considered sufficient for complete healing.