SUTURE Tutorial: Deep Tissue Absorbable Suture - Step-by-step instructions in HD!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Look at me an IT student but youtube suddenly recommend this to me after my chest surgery. Very informative.
Game art student here, had surgery on my stomach. Hope you've healed well!
Love the explanations to the technique, including why one technique over the other. Few suture videos cover these concepts
I'm a women living in eastern europe and everything what is happening with Russia and Ukraine, I'm trying to prepare to help wounded people. If worse comes to worse I will know how to help
In thin old people with no fat, this is really important. aka buried vertical mattress suture. As a Cardiologist this is how I close everything except for the skin.
Absolutely! Thanks for watching and commenting. I hope you enjoy my other videos as well.
Very informative video. I just had a Melanoma skin cancer removed on my back with an elliptical incision such as the one you illustrated on. I was wondering how internal suturing was performed. Thank you!
You are absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for all the information and explanation.
Thanks so much for your kind comment and for watching! I hope you enjoy my other videos as well.
Thank you.. it makes more sense why you start at the bottom now.. no one ever really explained why you actually did that
I'm glad you found it helpful! Follow along for other videos too.
Nice, back in 1993 the stiches were botched up. So my scar on the leg has left a scar.
i want advanced stiching done
Very simple and clear video. Thumbs up!
Question for you, at what.point do you determine a subcutaneous suture is necessary, in addition is closing the open space in the wound necessary along the entire length, or are a few well placed subcutaneous effective? Finishing with you choice of closure technique.
run a finger through the suture line, if there are any deeper holes- run a suture through them.
I always wanted to know how this is done.
Thanks for sharing 👍.
As a Vet. Tech I must say that it should be noted that this form of suture does not always absorb that well and can cause issues for some patients such as prolonged healing.. Also as we can see in the video
both ends of the suture material are now in the line of healing???
where does one get this cool skin model? I have the cheapo Amazon brand, lol!
This particular kit is from SurgiReal. I have no financial ties or relations with the company. I'm just a big fan of their suture simulation supplies! surgireal.com/collections/suture-training-kits
Great video. One question though, with the pop off, do you need a new suture opened for every knot?
When I've seen them used, yes.
How does a pop-off work? I've never seen them in use.
@@HaemDream I think they just pull on them with more force than required to pull through the skin (as it's more loosely attached). That's why the pop-offs can sometimes come off while suturing and have to be redone.
Well done
Thank you! Check out my other videos too. Thanks for following along.
Thank you. Which one is used for episiotomy
Different providers have different preferences, but most episiotomies are closed with some absorbable sutures (placed as I demonstrated in this video) and sometimes a skin-level suture (often times a Figure-of-8). I have a video that covers Figure-of-8 that you're more than welcome to watch. Thanks!
Sir ,face surgery ke baad stitching ka mark permanant rahata kay ?
That was very interesting to watch.
I'm glad you enjoyed!
In every cut injury case need to give xylocane or lidocaine injection for local Anastasia?
great vid
Got this on my forehead today.
nice video..
Thanks for explaining the process of deep to superficial. Glad to know there's reasoning behind it lol
Where does one get this cool skin model? Have the cheapo Amazon brand , lol!
What type of thread do you use and where can it be purchased?
Hi where can I buy this kind of kit for training as a medical student?
I got this from SurgiReal.
anyone here can you tell me whats the other materials he used aside curve needle?
Needle driver and toothed forceps.
We call it needle holder , toothed dissecting forceps and a pair of scissors
thank info
Where can I buy this kind of suture pad? I want it😬
It’s great, right? :) SurgiReal is the name of the company. I have no financial connections, just a fan. Google them and you’ll find their website.
Thanks sir
Where can I get the synthetic skin pad ? Thank you :-)
I bought mine from SurgiReal.com
@@minimedlessons Thank you :-)
Nice one there
Thank u👍
How would you close the top part? glue?
The top layer of skin is also sutured together but with a different suture material and unlike the internal sutures, these top external sutures need to be eventually removed. I just had skin cancer surgery and my external sutures were left in for 14 days. Hope this helps.
What's the suture made of
Vicryl is made from a synthetic copolymer of glycolide and l-lactide.
Cool
اللهم صل على محمد وال محمد وصحبه وسلم.
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Hello
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This video is ehh. Not exactly a “great” demo esp since you only made one knot
Thanks for your comment, Douglas. I'll be sure to do more knots next time. I hope you found the quality to be good, however. Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much sir
You are absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for all the information and explanation.