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Abdominal Binder and Steps Trial
Large lower abdominal incisions are still used in many types of common gynecologic surgeries. Patients may experience pain and restrictions to ambulation because of this, which can make healing after surgery harder and more complicated. Abdominal binders, through their added abdominal support, may provide a low cost intervention to help people heal. The study team aims to investigate the effects of abdominal binders on walking in the post- gynecologic surgery period.
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