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Wounds, whether brought about by unintentional injury or a careful surgical tool, recuperate in three ways: (1) essential goal (wound edges are united, as in a clean careful injury), (2) optional expectation (the injury is left open and mends by epithelization), or (3) third aim, or postponed conclusion (the injury is distinguished as possibly tainted, is left open until defilement is limited, and is then shut).