Title: Effect of active wound dressing on postoperative pain and wound healing in patients
undergoing anorectal surgery
Version: 1 Date: 18 Mar 2025
Reviewer's report:
Dear authors,
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to provide my review comments on the
manuscript submitted for consideration, which focuses on Anorectal surgery.
Firstly, I would like to highlight a significant concern regarding the lack of mention of the
types of surgical procedures performed on the patients. It is well-established that the specific
surgical approach can significantly influence postoperative pain and wound healing outcomes,
particularly in cases of fistulas and fissures. This omission may limit the reader's understanding
of the results and their applicability to different surgical contexts.
Additionally, it is crucial to note that surgeries for prolapse and hemorrhoids typically do not
result in external wounds, rendering the use of dressings in these cases somewhat irrelevant.
This point should be addressed to clarify the rationale behind the choice of dressings used in
the study.
I appreciate the effort put into this research and look forward to seeing how these points can be
addressed to enhance the manuscript's clarity and impact.
Thank you for considering my feedback.
Best regards
Title: Effect of active wound dressing on postoperative pain and wound healing in patients
undergoing anorectal surgery
Version: 1 Date: 18 Mar 2025
Reviewer's report:
Dear authors,
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to provide my review comments on the
manuscript submitted for consideration, which focuses on Anorectal surgery.
Firstly, I would like to highlight a significant concern regarding the lack of mention of the
types of surgical procedures performed on the patients. It is well-established that the specific
surgical approach can significantly influence postoperative pain and wound healing outcomes,
particularly in cases of fistulas and fissures. This omission may limit the reader's understanding
of the results and their applicability to different surgical contexts.
Additionally, it is crucial to note that surgeries for prolapse and hemorrhoids typically do not
result in external wounds, rendering the use of dressings in these cases somewhat irrelevant.
This point should be addressed to clarify the rationale behind the choice of dressings used in
the study.
I appreciate the effort put into this research and look forward to seeing how these points can be
addressed to enhance the manuscript's clarity and impact.
Thank you for considering my feedback.
Best regards
Please review this paper.
user
Title: Effect of active wound dressing on postoperative pain and wound healing in patients
undergoing anorectal surgery
Version: 1 Date: 18 Mar 2025
Reviewer's report:
Dear authors,
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to provide my review comments on the
manuscript submitted for consideration, which focuses on Anorectal surgery.
Firstly, I would like to highlight a significant concern regarding the lack of mention of the
types of surgical procedures performed on the patients. It is well-established that the specific
surgical approach can significantly influence postoperative pain and wound healing outcomes,
particularly in cases of fistulas and fissures. This omission may limit the reader's understanding
of the results and their applicability to different surgical contexts.
Additionally, it is crucial to note that surgeries for prolapse and hemorrhoids typically do not
result in external wounds, rendering the use of dressings in these cases somewhat irrelevant.
This point should be addressed to clarify the rationale behind the choice of dressings used in
the study.
I appreciate the effort put into this research and look forward to seeing how these points can be
addressed to enhance the manuscript's clarity and impact.
Thank you for considering my feedback.
Best regards
assistant