Insert Punctuation as required.
1. After a Maylard incision was made through the abdomen a retractor was used for visualization of the pelvic contents.
Answer:
comma after abdomen.
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To determine where to insert punctuation in the provided sentence, we need to consider the structure and flow of the sentence. In this case, we have a compound sentence with two clauses joined by the coordinating conjunction "a retractor was used."
To indicate a pause and separate the two clauses, we need to insert a comma after the word "abdomen." Therefore, the revised sentence should be:
"After a Maylard incision was made through the abdomen, a retractor was used for visualization of the pelvic contents."