Surgical Sutures (Stitches) & Needles | Absorbable & Non-Absorbable | Prolene | Vicryl, Silk, Catgut

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  • Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
  • SURGICAL SUTURE:
    It is the thread used to hold tissue edges together after an injury or surgery.
    There are various ways in which surgical sutures can be classified. The most common classification puts it into two categories; absorbable and non-absorbable sutures.
    ABSORBABLE SUTURES:
    These sutures are degraded by enzymes in the body. Examples are, Vicryl, Monocryl, Gut/Catgut, PDS (Polydioxanone Suture), etc.
    NON-ABSORBABLE SUTURES:
    These sutures are not degraded by enzymes in the body. Example are, Prolene, Nylon, Silk, Steel, etc.
    Sutures can also be classified as Monofilament and Polyfilament Sutures.
    MONOFILAMENT SUTURES:
    Advantage is low tissue reaction. Disadvantage is poor knot quality, that is, knot is likely to untie. It is also called poor knot security. Example is Prolene.
    POLYFILAMEN / MULTIFILAMENT / BRAIDED SUTURES:
    Advantage is good knot quality. Knot is less likely to untie and has good knot security. Disadvantage is that it is more prone to infection as bacteria can grow between the filaments of the sutures. These sutures are also called "Braided Sutures". Example is Vicryl.
    Sutures can also be classified as Natural and Synthetic Sutures.
    NATURAL SUTURES:
    These cause more tissue reaction. Examples include Silk, Catgut, etc.
    SYNTHETIC SUTURES:
    These cause less tissue reaction. Examples include Prolene, Vicryl, etc.
    Prolene Suture is also called Polypropylene Suture. The thread is of Blue color.
    Vicryl Suture is also called Polyglactin Suture. The thread is of Purple color.
    Needles can be Straight or Curved and Cutting or Rounded Tip.
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Комментарии • 28

  • @yusufguler2392
    @yusufguler2392 Месяц назад +4

    Couldnt ask for a better explanation, thank you.

  • @jusolaz8220
    @jusolaz8220 Год назад +3

    Hello, this is very helpful, thank you so much!. Hoping you could provide a more complete version with examples about this topic. For many students its very complicated and stressful when it comes to sutures.

  • @somayaabdelfatah
    @somayaabdelfatah Год назад +3

    thank you. I'm realy thankful for you these informations l was needed it for my study. and I'm Egyption student so l hobe for you good luck

    • @MedTimewithKhan
      @MedTimewithKhan  Год назад +1

      You are most welcome. Such comments really motivate us to keep producing quality content for others.

  • @NourTurki-h5w
    @NourTurki-h5w 7 дней назад

    Very well explained thanks

  • @Dr_kashif_gulzar
    @Dr_kashif_gulzar Месяц назад

    Well explained 🎉

  • @farkhandatabassum-o4d
    @farkhandatabassum-o4d 8 месяцев назад +3

    Please write in big letter it could not be readable

    • @MedTimewithKhan
      @MedTimewithKhan  8 месяцев назад +1

      Ok. Noted. I will take care of this point next time. Thanks for your comment. Meanwhile, try to increase the quality of your video to 1080p. That will help.

  • @nikisayed9834
    @nikisayed9834 3 месяца назад

    Very helpful

  • @drent4766
    @drent4766 4 месяца назад

    Well explained

  • @lasandrajohnson328
    @lasandrajohnson328 Год назад

    Thank you!

  • @mr_shivam_yt550
    @mr_shivam_yt550 Год назад

    Very knowledgeable sir ❤

  • @sharaddh18oct61
    @sharaddh18oct61 7 месяцев назад

    Thanks a lots sir....

  • @SARDARKETHAVATH-s8b
    @SARDARKETHAVATH-s8b 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you sir

  • @BhatBilqueesa
    @BhatBilqueesa Год назад

    Helpful tnku

  • @guriakhan4952
    @guriakhan4952 Год назад

    Myry episiotomy stitches 30 days k bad b hy...my buht tang hu s sy... Myri healthy skin may gus rhy hy
    What should i do?

    • @MedTimewithKhan
      @MedTimewithKhan  Год назад

      Kindly consult your local Gynaecologist. He/she might need to examine the area and advise you accordingly. Thanks.

  • @PlemaJainbhaktistetuschanale
    @PlemaJainbhaktistetuschanale 3 месяца назад

    🎉😢😢😢