Cushing Suture Pattern: Fast, Continuous, Easy Inverting Suture Technique for Intestinal Incision

Cushing Suture Pattern: Fast, Continuous, Easy Inverting Suture Technique for Intestinal Incision
Bites are taken parallel to the incision but the suture doesn’t pass right through the wall into the lumen.

[@peregrine138]

thank you for doing this on tissue, it was much easier to visualize!

[@RakeshKumar-pg9vn]

I wanna ask something..
Are Cattle bovine uterine are suture by this method?

[@SurgMedia]

The bovine uterus is a complex organ, and the procedure to suture it requires specialized training and experience. The procedure is typically performed by a veterinarian with experience in large animal surgery.
If the uterus is closed in two layers. One layer is often described in the literature but that suture line becomes loose as the uterus contracts, making a second advisable. Any inverting pattern can be used (Lembert, Utrecht, Cushing).

[@CreampuffieO_o]

Noticed u left a small space at the nearer end of the suture to your side, so that the final bite has that one space before tying the knot?
Also, i like that u already started of with cushing, unlike others who did a simple stitch initially?
Thanks for the video 👍