Fig. 165.3 Loop drainage technique. (A) Step 1: Prepare the area and administer local anesthesia. Make a central incision and use a hemostat to break up loculations within the abscess. The abscess may be irrigated now or after the vessel loop is placed. (B) Step 2: Use the hemostat to tent the skin near the farthest edge of the abscess cavity, and make a second incision over the tip of the hemostat. (C) Step 3: Once the second incision is made, push the hemostat through the new incision, and use it to grab the vessel loop and pull it through the abscess cavity. (D) Step 4: Pull vessel loop through the abscess cavity. (E) Step 5: Tie the vessel loop, using a finger or hemostat to keep it loose over the surface of the skin. (F) Step 6: Appearance of final vessel loop placement.
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From Ladde J. G., Baker, S., Rodgers, C. N., et al. [2015]. The LOOP technique: A novel incision and drainage technique in the treatment of skin abscesses in a pediatric ED. American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 33 [2], 271–276.