How long can an incision from hip replacement surgery leak clear fluid?
Q. My 88 year old Mom broke her hip last week and they had to replace most of it. She is in a physical therapy hospital to get moving around again. The only thing is that the incision keeps leaking quite a bit. Has anyone else had this problem and how long did it last?
Asked by Zelophehad's Daughter - Fri Dec 12 00:41:09 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It should mostly stop after the first week to 10 days...and if the glue is being used, even less than that. There may be some small drainage for those first couple weeks, but nothing that should require the bandage to be changed more than once a day after the first few days.. A recent patient of mine came to outpatient therapy two weeks after his surgery and the hip was draining rather significantly. We sent him to the surgeon right away, the fluid was aspirated and he had to be "resealed" with the glue again. He did have a mild infection which had to be drained and treated with antibiotics and eventually he had to have it stapled shut. If they are having to change the bandage more than once a day after 7-10 days, I'd recommend the… [cont.]
Answered by mistify - Fri Dec 12 17:28:39 2008
Q. My 88 year old Mom broke her hip last week and they had to replace most of it. She is in a physical therapy hospital to get moving around again. The only thing is that the incision keeps leaking quite a bit. Has anyone else had this problem and how long did it last?
Asked by Zelophehad's Daughter - Fri Dec 12 00:41:09 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It should mostly stop after the first week to 10 days...and if the glue is being used, even less than that. There may be some small drainage for those first couple weeks, but nothing that should require the bandage to be changed more than once a day after the first few days.. A recent patient of mine came to outpatient therapy two weeks after his surgery and the hip was draining rather significantly. We sent him to the surgeon right away, the fluid was aspirated and he had to be "resealed" with the glue again. He did have a mild infection which had to be drained and treated with antibiotics and eventually he had to have it stapled shut. If they are having to change the bandage more than once a day after 7-10 days, I'd recommend the… [cont.]
Answered by mistify - Fri Dec 12 17:28:39 2008
What should the incision site look like on a cat after spay after 2 weeks?
Q. I took my cat back to the vet a week after it was done and he said she had a reaction to the sutures and gave her a shot of penicillin. The incision is still raised on the edges and looks like a hole in the middle. I want to take her back, but I don't want to be the crazy cat lady. As far as I can see there is no oozing or smell. She is alot more skidish since it was done and also attacks (bites/scratches) a lot more then she used to. The thing is I live in a small town and the vet comes from about an hour away twice a week, so I cant just drop by. I think that if by Monday (when the vet is in town) it is still not looking right, I will take her back over. Thanks!
Asked by ShineOn - Wed Mar 3 10:54:54 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I took my cat back to the vet a week after it was done and he said she had a reaction to the sutures and gave her a shot of penicillin. The incision is still raised on the edges and looks like a hole in the middle. I want to take her back, but I don't want to be the crazy cat lady. As far as I can see there is no oozing or smell. She is alot more skidish since it was done and also attacks (bites/scratches) a lot more then she used to. The thing is I live in a small town and the vet comes from about an hour away twice a week, so I cant just drop by. I think that if by Monday (when the vet is in town) it is still not looking right, I will take her back over. Thanks!
Asked by ShineOn - Wed Mar 3 10:54:54 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
How long does it take for an incision to be considered closed?
Q. I was wondering what the time table for healing skin incisions. I had surgery and have a considerable incision length and line of sutures. It's been 7 days since the surgery and I was wondering when the skin is considered closed. Then at what point am I out of danger of the wound opening? I'm anxious about getting my stitches out next Wednesday. Seems awfully soon.
Asked by Curious - Fri Apr 3 18:11:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I was wondering what the time table for healing skin incisions. I had surgery and have a considerable incision length and line of sutures. It's been 7 days since the surgery and I was wondering when the skin is considered closed. Then at what point am I out of danger of the wound opening? I'm anxious about getting my stitches out next Wednesday. Seems awfully soon.
Asked by Curious - Fri Apr 3 18:11:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How long before your incision sight for a thyroidectomy no longer hurts to the touch?
Q. I had a thyroidectomy back in November of 2008 and my incision sight is still very tender to the touch is this normal and if so when does it go away. I also have trouble swallowing as if I have something stuck in my throat all the time and I can't get it down.
Asked by sarrow - Sun Mar 1 01:20:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mine was tender for a good 6 months..give it some time and if it doesnt feel a lil better in 2 more months call your doc.
Answered by bayou_skum - Sun Mar 1 01:24:39 2009
Q. I had a thyroidectomy back in November of 2008 and my incision sight is still very tender to the touch is this normal and if so when does it go away. I also have trouble swallowing as if I have something stuck in my throat all the time and I can't get it down.
Asked by sarrow - Sun Mar 1 01:20:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mine was tender for a good 6 months..give it some time and if it doesnt feel a lil better in 2 more months call your doc.
Answered by bayou_skum - Sun Mar 1 01:24:39 2009
How long after c section was your incision site pain free?
Q. I am 4 weeks post op. My incision site is still quite sore. This was my 2nd c section. I don't remember being sore 4 weeks out with my last one, I actually felt pretty good 2 weeks post op with my first. Also back sore still were spinal was injected. I had a blood patch due to a spinal headache. Is this all normal? How long did it take you ladies to feel "normal" after a c section? Thanks!
Asked by kmsbjp - Tue Dec 1 23:07:04 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Completely pain free?? Still not, and it's been a year. Took a good couple months to feel decent though.
Answered by Onyx - Tue Dec 1 23:14:29 2009
Q. I am 4 weeks post op. My incision site is still quite sore. This was my 2nd c section. I don't remember being sore 4 weeks out with my last one, I actually felt pretty good 2 weeks post op with my first. Also back sore still were spinal was injected. I had a blood patch due to a spinal headache. Is this all normal? How long did it take you ladies to feel "normal" after a c section? Thanks!
Asked by kmsbjp - Tue Dec 1 23:07:04 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Completely pain free?? Still not, and it's been a year. Took a good couple months to feel decent though.
Answered by Onyx - Tue Dec 1 23:14:29 2009
What should i do if my cats incision from being spayed is infected?
Q. My cat got spayed about 4 days ago. She is almost back to normal..but ive never had a female cat before so im not exactly sure what the incision should look like afterwords. She has been picking at it and ive stopped her but im afraid that it may be getting infected. It looks red and the stitches look really tight as if she pulled on them. Is there anything i can do without having to take her back to the vet? Or is this normal?
Asked by Jaime - Sat Oct 24 22:08:04 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know what your going thru. 3 weeks ago yesterday my little girl was spayed. I'm a paranoid Mommy and was so worried about her incision. I was just as you are worried and for most likely no reason. I rushed her back for a check up of the incision (it was free or charge) and my vet reassured me she was FINE. I took her in at 5 days which is most likely what your now seeing. I'd describe her incision sort of like a puckered lips, and dry. This is NORMAL! Do not put lotion or anything on it!!! Your kitty will lick but most incisions are internal so the chance she's pulled anything is slim. It will look a slight pink/ red color and puckered. If you want reassurance like I did call the vet and ask, they'll most likely tell you she's fine and… [cont.]
Answered by Little Foot's Mommy - Sat Oct 24 23:10:38 2009
Q. My cat got spayed about 4 days ago. She is almost back to normal..but ive never had a female cat before so im not exactly sure what the incision should look like afterwords. She has been picking at it and ive stopped her but im afraid that it may be getting infected. It looks red and the stitches look really tight as if she pulled on them. Is there anything i can do without having to take her back to the vet? Or is this normal?
Asked by Jaime - Sat Oct 24 22:08:04 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know what your going thru. 3 weeks ago yesterday my little girl was spayed. I'm a paranoid Mommy and was so worried about her incision. I was just as you are worried and for most likely no reason. I rushed her back for a check up of the incision (it was free or charge) and my vet reassured me she was FINE. I took her in at 5 days which is most likely what your now seeing. I'd describe her incision sort of like a puckered lips, and dry. This is NORMAL! Do not put lotion or anything on it!!! Your kitty will lick but most incisions are internal so the chance she's pulled anything is slim. It will look a slight pink/ red color and puckered. If you want reassurance like I did call the vet and ask, they'll most likely tell you she's fine and… [cont.]
Answered by Little Foot's Mommy - Sat Oct 24 23:10:38 2009
We had a mast cell tumor removed from our dogs thigh and the incision has opened up?
Q. It was "stiched on the inside." The incision is about 3-4 inches long and the open part is about 1 inch in the middle of the incision. Can we wait until Monday to take him back to the vet? If so, what should we do in the meantime with the open incision?
Asked by debra n - Sat Jul 19 20:06:14 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, you should not wait until Monday. He needs to be resutured today.
Answered by Vet Tech 's Christmas! - Sat Jul 19 20:10:56 2008
Q. It was "stiched on the inside." The incision is about 3-4 inches long and the open part is about 1 inch in the middle of the incision. Can we wait until Monday to take him back to the vet? If so, what should we do in the meantime with the open incision?
Asked by debra n - Sat Jul 19 20:06:14 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, you should not wait until Monday. He needs to be resutured today.
Answered by Vet Tech 's Christmas! - Sat Jul 19 20:10:56 2008
How long will it take for my incision to heal after thyroid surgery?
Q. I had my thyroid removed. It's almost been 2 months & I still have pain where my incision is. That area also feels really tight. Is this normal? how long will it take to heal?
Asked by LISA - Tue Jun 3 14:11:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is common for a surgery site to be tender to the touch for even as long as a year. The scar itself usually heals within 10 days to two weeks depending on how strong your metabolism is. The reason the skin feels tight is because of the location of the scar. The skin around your neck flexes a great deal which puts stress on the the scar. Make sure to use sun block on the scar whenever you go outside. New scars are very light sensitive and will darken more than the skin surrounding it and will make the scar more noticeable. I have Hashimoto's disease which means my thyroid basically "died" and I will be on thyroid medication for the rest of my life, as will you. Make sure to get a really good endocrinologist to help with your… [cont.]
Answered by Sierracat - Tue Jun 3 14:24:57 2008
Q. I had my thyroid removed. It's almost been 2 months & I still have pain where my incision is. That area also feels really tight. Is this normal? how long will it take to heal?
Asked by LISA - Tue Jun 3 14:11:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is common for a surgery site to be tender to the touch for even as long as a year. The scar itself usually heals within 10 days to two weeks depending on how strong your metabolism is. The reason the skin feels tight is because of the location of the scar. The skin around your neck flexes a great deal which puts stress on the the scar. Make sure to use sun block on the scar whenever you go outside. New scars are very light sensitive and will darken more than the skin surrounding it and will make the scar more noticeable. I have Hashimoto's disease which means my thyroid basically "died" and I will be on thyroid medication for the rest of my life, as will you. Make sure to get a really good endocrinologist to help with your… [cont.]
Answered by Sierracat - Tue Jun 3 14:24:57 2008
How long after your c-section did the incision and stitching hurt?
Q. I had an emergency c-section a week ago. I know it's going to take a while for the incision to heal and the stitches to dissolve but it still hurts a little bit. How long will it hurt?
Asked by hlstream987 - Mon May 5 16:01:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had staples and it hurt like heck until they took them out.
Answered by thesunwasshiningonthesea - Mon May 5 16:05:52 2008
Q. I had an emergency c-section a week ago. I know it's going to take a while for the incision to heal and the stitches to dissolve but it still hurts a little bit. How long will it hurt?
Asked by hlstream987 - Mon May 5 16:01:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had staples and it hurt like heck until they took them out.
Answered by thesunwasshiningonthesea - Mon May 5 16:05:52 2008
My kitten is crazy even an hour of being spayed? How easily can her incision open?
Q. She's been running around, licking the incision and running around even more. She's tried to hop a few times as well. She isn't even tired. How easily does the incision open? Should I put her in her carrier?
Asked by Louise - Fri Jan 15 18:53:00 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try to keep her from licking it. I think it isn't too hard to break the stitches so make sure she isn't tearing at them. My cats have never done this before. They have always been heavily sedated. i would put her in her carrier but that won't necessarily stop her from licking it. call the vet and see if they can give you any help.
Answered by i H.S.P. - Fri Jan 15 19:42:44 2010
Q. She's been running around, licking the incision and running around even more. She's tried to hop a few times as well. She isn't even tired. How easily does the incision open? Should I put her in her carrier?
Asked by Louise - Fri Jan 15 18:53:00 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try to keep her from licking it. I think it isn't too hard to break the stitches so make sure she isn't tearing at them. My cats have never done this before. They have always been heavily sedated. i would put her in her carrier but that won't necessarily stop her from licking it. call the vet and see if they can give you any help.
Answered by i H.S.P. - Fri Jan 15 19:42:44 2010
Cleaning the incision site after dog was spayed?
Q. Any tips on how to keep the incision clean and healing correctly? Her vet just said to keep an eye on it, and I'm just curious what others have done. Thanks!
Asked by Chelle - Tue Feb 5 16:27:27 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok, if you feel you need to clean it - then you need to take her to the vet. It should heal naturally, however if it swells at all - you must take her back to the vet to try to stem the likely infection.
Answered by hellen d - Tue Feb 5 16:31:48 2008
Q. Any tips on how to keep the incision clean and healing correctly? Her vet just said to keep an eye on it, and I'm just curious what others have done. Thanks!
Asked by Chelle - Tue Feb 5 16:27:27 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok, if you feel you need to clean it - then you need to take her to the vet. It should heal naturally, however if it swells at all - you must take her back to the vet to try to stem the likely infection.
Answered by hellen d - Tue Feb 5 16:31:48 2008
Should my husband have liquid draining from his incision after a vasectomy?
Q. My husband had a vasectomy 3 days ago and his incision is leaking some kind of fluid, he is still in a lot of pain and his scrotum is swollen, is this normal?
Asked by Melissa B - Mon Jul 27 17:12:29 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What does the drainage look like? If it is clear, it should be fine. If it is red, pink, brown, yellow, or green, go to the ER. It could be an infection starting. Call your doctor anyway, actually. They may want to put a drain in there anyway to help facilitate the drainage escaping.
Answered by Jocelyn - Mon Jul 27 17:17:25 2009
Q. My husband had a vasectomy 3 days ago and his incision is leaking some kind of fluid, he is still in a lot of pain and his scrotum is swollen, is this normal?
Asked by Melissa B - Mon Jul 27 17:12:29 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What does the drainage look like? If it is clear, it should be fine. If it is red, pink, brown, yellow, or green, go to the ER. It could be an infection starting. Call your doctor anyway, actually. They may want to put a drain in there anyway to help facilitate the drainage escaping.
Answered by Jocelyn - Mon Jul 27 17:17:25 2009
Is it normal to have an incision on the left front abdomen following an appendectomy?
Q. I have been experiencing nerve pains and can't lay on left side or right without experiencing sharp burning sensations and discomfort flexing forward at the hip. Could this pain be nerves repairing or nerve damage following laproscopic procedure? Should I have a big incision on my left side vs my right following an appendectomy?
Asked by RHE C - Sat Sep 12 06:08:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. how long ago was the surgery done? if it was recent its normal. but the incision scar should not be large it should be between half inch to an inch!
Answered by young.independent - Sat Sep 12 06:12:53 2009
Q. I have been experiencing nerve pains and can't lay on left side or right without experiencing sharp burning sensations and discomfort flexing forward at the hip. Could this pain be nerves repairing or nerve damage following laproscopic procedure? Should I have a big incision on my left side vs my right following an appendectomy?
Asked by RHE C - Sat Sep 12 06:08:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. how long ago was the surgery done? if it was recent its normal. but the incision scar should not be large it should be between half inch to an inch!
Answered by young.independent - Sat Sep 12 06:12:53 2009
Is it safe to put antibiotic ointment or cream on an episiotomy incision that looks & feels infected?
Q. The stitches are out now, but the incision is red and very sore.
Asked by Marilyn D - Sun Aug 31 09:50:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I asked my Doctor and the answer is yes
Answered by serialmom12 - Mon Sep 1 18:19:04 2008
Q. The stitches are out now, but the incision is red and very sore.
Asked by Marilyn D - Sun Aug 31 09:50:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I asked my Doctor and the answer is yes
Answered by serialmom12 - Mon Sep 1 18:19:04 2008
Is it normal for a canine spay incision to drain pinkish liquid?
Q. I got my 11 m/o GSD spayed yesterday (bad idea because I can't call my vet over the weekend!) and the incision is slightly pink, the swelling seems to be normal, but a small amount of this drainage has leaked out, about a a teaspoonful at at a time-twice since the surgery. I don't want to take her to the emergency vet and cause her more stress if this is normal.
Asked by Viva - Sat Aug 16 21:22:03 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to take her to the vet ASAP. My girl did this, and it turned out to be a reaction to the sutures. She needs some antibiotics, or this can turn into a big-time infection!
Answered by paramedicgirl - Sun Aug 17 01:30:15 2008
Q. I got my 11 m/o GSD spayed yesterday (bad idea because I can't call my vet over the weekend!) and the incision is slightly pink, the swelling seems to be normal, but a small amount of this drainage has leaked out, about a a teaspoonful at at a time-twice since the surgery. I don't want to take her to the emergency vet and cause her more stress if this is normal.
Asked by Viva - Sat Aug 16 21:22:03 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to take her to the vet ASAP. My girl did this, and it turned out to be a reaction to the sutures. She needs some antibiotics, or this can turn into a big-time infection!
Answered by paramedicgirl - Sun Aug 17 01:30:15 2008
Why would a doctor choose to let my incision heal naturally instead of closing it with stitches?
Q. I am super freaked out that my wife has to "pack gauze" into my back and take them out to clean me. Can anyone tell me what the benefits are of natural healing versus closing the incision with stitches? I have not had the surgery yet. I am contemplating on open versus stitches... cant seem to find the right combination of search words to bring up the proper web page for me to research it myself.
Asked by Syn - Wed Oct 28 17:13:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am super freaked out that my wife has to "pack gauze" into my back and take them out to clean me. Can anyone tell me what the benefits are of natural healing versus closing the incision with stitches? I have not had the surgery yet. I am contemplating on open versus stitches... cant seem to find the right combination of search words to bring up the proper web page for me to research it myself.
Asked by Syn - Wed Oct 28 17:13:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Is it normal for my puppy to bleed from incision?
Q. She was spay today and she is spotting from her incision when she trys move. What can I do to stop the bleeding? She got staples and they look like they are loose. What can I do to help until Monday that I take her back to the vet?
Asked by yolanda m - Sat Jan 19 20:26:48 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would call an emergency vet hotline for suggestion, this doesn't sound good - it shouldn't be bleeding.
Answered by Lucy - Sat Jan 19 20:33:49 2008
Q. She was spay today and she is spotting from her incision when she trys move. What can I do to stop the bleeding? She got staples and they look like they are loose. What can I do to help until Monday that I take her back to the vet?
Asked by yolanda m - Sat Jan 19 20:26:48 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would call an emergency vet hotline for suggestion, this doesn't sound good - it shouldn't be bleeding.
Answered by Lucy - Sat Jan 19 20:33:49 2008
What material is used to Close median incision.?
Q. I've gone through AVR surgery in December 2007. Doctor made a median incision and opened my Rib Cage, but I wonder how they close the skin, do they use some kind of soluble thread or some other bonding material. All they did with my incision is that they removed some wire/thread on my last day in hospital. Please tell me which material they are using and what this technique is called.
Asked by Muhammad Ali - Wed Feb 20 04:44:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sternal closure is done with wiring the sternum together; the layer of flesh on top is stapled together until it heals. Thereafter, the staples are removed. The wires binding the sternum underneath are permanent. Ralph
Answered by ralphrepo_01 - Wed Feb 20 04:50:33 2008
Q. I've gone through AVR surgery in December 2007. Doctor made a median incision and opened my Rib Cage, but I wonder how they close the skin, do they use some kind of soluble thread or some other bonding material. All they did with my incision is that they removed some wire/thread on my last day in hospital. Please tell me which material they are using and what this technique is called.
Asked by Muhammad Ali - Wed Feb 20 04:44:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sternal closure is done with wiring the sternum together; the layer of flesh on top is stapled together until it heals. Thereafter, the staples are removed. The wires binding the sternum underneath are permanent. Ralph
Answered by ralphrepo_01 - Wed Feb 20 04:50:33 2008
How to know if incision is infected?
Q. I had a c section on May 6th and I think my incision may be infected. What are the signs of infection?
Asked by Kisses <3 - Mon May 18 19:52:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Signs of infection could be any of the following: fever redness/swelling around the wound swelling under the wound seepage of pus from the wound hot feeling around the wound If in doubt, don't wait to become really sick. See your doctor for a check up. Your baby needs you. I had a C-section and a bad infection afterwards. The only symptom was a high fever; the infection was internal. My sister had a C-section and she had an abscess under the wound. The wound seeped pus, which was how she knew she had an infection.
Answered by Lucy L - Mon May 18 19:58:38 2009
Q. I had a c section on May 6th and I think my incision may be infected. What are the signs of infection?
Asked by Kisses <3 - Mon May 18 19:52:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Signs of infection could be any of the following: fever redness/swelling around the wound swelling under the wound seepage of pus from the wound hot feeling around the wound If in doubt, don't wait to become really sick. See your doctor for a check up. Your baby needs you. I had a C-section and a bad infection afterwards. The only symptom was a high fever; the infection was internal. My sister had a C-section and she had an abscess under the wound. The wound seeped pus, which was how she knew she had an infection.
Answered by Lucy L - Mon May 18 19:58:38 2009
My dog just got fixed and she appears to have something under the incision, is this normal?
Q. My dog just got fixed around five days ago and she has this strange lump that looks like swelling or maybe something is forming under the incision. She's acting very strangely and now it's too a point where she hardly moves at all. We just had a death scare not long ago. She won't even eat and she vomits up her medication. Can someone please tell me what's wrong?
Asked by Jessica Nicole - Mon Aug 3 01:09:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call an ER vet. If she is not eating and vomiting, something could be terribly wrong. Sometimes that bump can cause irritation, and reopen the incision or cause internal hemorrhaging . Keep her calm, no jumping of furniture or running up stairs, over activity is what caused this problem.
Answered by RSED - Mon Aug 3 01:18:07 2009
Q. My dog just got fixed around five days ago and she has this strange lump that looks like swelling or maybe something is forming under the incision. She's acting very strangely and now it's too a point where she hardly moves at all. We just had a death scare not long ago. She won't even eat and she vomits up her medication. Can someone please tell me what's wrong?
Asked by Jessica Nicole - Mon Aug 3 01:09:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call an ER vet. If she is not eating and vomiting, something could be terribly wrong. Sometimes that bump can cause irritation, and reopen the incision or cause internal hemorrhaging . Keep her calm, no jumping of furniture or running up stairs, over activity is what caused this problem.
Answered by RSED - Mon Aug 3 01:18:07 2009
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