Complex Deep Wound Technique - Learn Suture Skills - VATA

Complex Deep Wound suture technique demonstrated using VATA’s 3500 Suture SkillsTrainer, a convenient and high-quality solution for learning and mastering suturing. Course Instruction by Dr. Michael Zenn.
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Navigation Links for Suture Techniques Course:
Introduction: • Suture Techniques Cour...
1) Instrument Tie - • Suture Techniques Cour...
2) Simple Suture - • Simple Suture - Learn ...
3) Simple Buried Suture - • Simple Buried Suture -...
4) Vertical Mattress Suture - • Vertical Mattress Sutu...
5) Horizontal Mattress Suture - • Horizontal Mattress Su...
6) Figure-of-8 Suture - • Figure-of-8 Suture - L...
7) Simple Running Suture - • Simple Running Suture ...
8) Simple Running Locking Suture - • Simple Running Locking...
9) Subcuticular Closure - • Subcuticular Suture - ...
10) Complex Deep Wound Closure - • Complex Deep Wound Tec...
11) Skin Stapling & Removal Technique
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The 3500 Suture Skills Trainer was developed with the help of Dr. Michael Zenn, Director of the Human Tissue Lab at Duke University. The realistic tissue pad consists of 5 anatomically correct tissue layers. The kit includes a tension device, instrument kit, one dozen nylon sutures, disposable skin stapler, and custom carrying case.
Learn additional suture techniques and training skills on Dr. Zenn's channel: / dukesutureskills

[@sciproant]

this video taught me more than some of my high school classes would in 1 day. I'm glad to see an ad not from a corporate entity.

[@delaneydillon1671]

So are the deep sutures going to be dissolvable ones or will they be removed at a later time? Note: I have no medical knowledge, bear with me.

[@vatainc]

Hi Delaney, on this model and all others, dissolvable will not actually dissolve like they would in the body. For an actual patient you would use dissolvable suture deep and on the model you would simply cut them out in order to use the incision multiple times.

[@alexanderlabe5580]

so um how are u suppose to take them out

[@alexanderlabe5580]

@Annistar it is called nondissolving stitches for a reason

[@ranjeetranjan2061]

Is this absorbal suture

[@nkmediatelugu4494]

Very impressive sir.tq

[@dr.irfankhanazizi8744]

Vry vry good

[@noneofyourdamnbuisness3484]

@Angelina Romero why does he have to? Are doctors not allowed to abbreviate? Also how do u even know he’s from an English speaking country

[@maryamocali5444]

what is fascia ;

[@Leo91823]

connective tissue