I have almost no knowledge in the field and I wanted to see the process because I am a writer and I want my writing to be as realistic and factual as possible. Bravo sir, I understood 99% of what you said and whatever I did not, I understood by binging your videos. Thank you.
ytisortxnom I’m so glad it was helpful for you! That’s my hope with my videos, that they help people anywhere in the world who need it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Ive been looking for a video as great and easy to follow as this. I'm only 13, but with medical family, im learning early and my sutures are getting better.
Thank you...so much. This is the best video I've found yet. I'm the family "medic"....just because I've been like "more over" every time someone had a skin problem. I need to get up money for a suture kit but thank you, I'd NEVER try something I am not confident in doing but I'm the kind of person that only needs to be told once....i really appreciate you teaching me. I'm hoping to get one of these kits soon so I can add a suture kit to add to my first aid kit I bring EVERYWHERE with me with everything to stop bleeding but I don't have a suture kit because I wasn't confident, until now, to be able to stitch someone up. I know it takes practice and I REALLY hope I never need to but I want to be prepared. In time though.
When I was young (about 7-8yo), the daughter of a surgeon taught me how to sew a variety of sutures. Over the course of a few years, we lived in the country, on & off farms. It made it easy to lift practice items from the fridge, freezer, veggie & fruit bins to practice our suturing. We cut up & sutured everything from pig's feet, chicken parts, oranges, bananas, grapes, etc... It was fun. If I had ever gotten math, I think I could have at least tried to go into a medical field, but didn't unless you count volunteer work at respite centers & nursing homes along w/working as a medical transcriptionist. In my teens & young adult years, I did get to put some of the skills to work when unable to afford to go to the ER for simple skin lacs. I'd run down a suture kit, alcohol, etc... & just do it myself. Thanks for the more in-depth suture videos. I still find it fascinating.
@@z1lla4 I was a whole lot younger & had more sight, I'd surely take you up on it. Hwr, I began losing a great deal of my sight about 24-25yrs ago. I have a little light perception left, but only within a few inches in front of me. Beyond that, everything is a blur. I've even started opting to use my tablet vs notebook bc I can bring the screen closer. My notebook has something like a 17/17.5in screen, which makes it really heavy to bring closer to my eyes. In addition, I have nerve damage in my arms/hands w/neuropathy in my right arm being considerably worse than the left. (along w/Lupus, Sjogren's, fibromyalgia, & OA then damages these have caused incl'g the first two wreaking more havoc on my eyes) makes holding my notebook much more difficult. Still, please know I truly appreciate the offer. Again, if I were younger, less blind, & in a less broken up body, I'd surely accept the math assistance. I would go back to college in a heartbeat!
This is the most clear helpful and convenient video I’ve ever watched .. the trick of being middle in the V shape is literally solves my problem.. thanks alot and keep going..👌
Thank you so much... I am a doctor my self and I m not shy to say that suturing is one of the taught trait to learn and a hard art to Master u r vedio s r great help. To keep the muscles memory intact and helped me to correct many small mistakes. Once again thank you and keep up the good work .👍
You are a really good teacher! Everything you said made sense and was so clear keep up the good work! I think I would be able to do this after only watching the video one time!
naturally_blessing thanks for watching and commenting! I’m glad you liked it. I also have a video dedicated solely to the tying steps, if you’d like. Thanks for watching!
naturally_blessing thanks for watching and commenting! I’m glad you liked it. I also have a video dedicated solely to the tying steps, if you’d like. Thanks for watching!
This is an awesome video. I watched several other videos on suturing and was left somewhat confused. I have a much better understanding after watching this one. Subscribed for sure
Good Job. Thank you for taking the time and effort to make this video, and you probably pay taxes and continued to be a caring person. A thumbs up to you !
Hello doctor. How do you deal with the rotation problem when you pronate your forearm to get a perpendicular needle entry. In the video your grip is not shown but it seems your using a palm grip rather than a finger tripod grip.
@@narcissa.nerissa the answer is yes. Pig skin, usually a foot, is the closest approximation to human skin. Of course, as pig meat is slightly expensive, and I am usually incredibly stingy/broke, I usually use soft fruits with a skin, mostly bananas and sometimes grapes.
It definitely isn't recommended. :) That being said, those of us working in the OR probably tend to handle the needle more than we should. Do what you can to avoid needle sticks!
Thank you all for watching my video! I think you may like this one too - ruclips.net/video/yaG_vJRD13s/видео.html - Check it out!
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I did want to let you know that you've got some interesting videos for suturing and very informative. Thank you much I appreciate it
I have almost no knowledge in the field and I wanted to see the process because I am a writer and I want my writing to be as realistic and factual as possible. Bravo sir, I understood 99% of what you said and whatever I did not, I understood by binging your videos. Thank you.
Thanks for watching! Binge away!
Thank you! This is genuinely the clearest and most to-the-point demonstration of this I have ever seen.
This is the most clear and concise lesson I've found on RUclips. Thank you so much!
Thanks for the message!
Totally agree! Watched two other videos and this is the one that helped me! Thank you!
What an instructor!
All needs to be like this who teaches you as if you dont know a single thing!
This video made suturing ridiculously easy! I was so frustrated when I started learning in class. So glad I found this video.
ytisortxnom I’m so glad it was helpful for you! That’s my hope with my videos, that they help people anywhere in the world who need it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Ive been looking for a video as great and easy to follow as this. I'm only 13, but with medical family, im learning early and my sutures are getting better.
No wonder why my knots kept breaking loose and undone, i wasn’t doing the square knot correctly !!!
I love you 💙
Thanks so much for your comment! I'm glad it seems you found it helpful.
Thank you...so much. This is the best video I've found yet. I'm the family "medic"....just because I've been like "more over" every time someone had a skin problem. I need to get up money for a suture kit but thank you, I'd NEVER try something I am not confident in doing but I'm the kind of person that only needs to be told once....i really appreciate you teaching me. I'm hoping to get one of these kits soon so I can add a suture kit to add to my first aid kit I bring EVERYWHERE with me with everything to stop bleeding but I don't have a suture kit because I wasn't confident, until now, to be able to stitch someone up. I know it takes practice and I REALLY hope I never need to but I want to be prepared. In time though.
This is extremely well demonstrated. Thank you for not skipping over critical items
When I was young (about 7-8yo), the daughter of a surgeon taught me how to sew a variety of sutures. Over the course of a few years, we lived in the country, on & off farms. It made it easy to lift practice items from the fridge, freezer, veggie & fruit bins to practice our suturing. We cut up & sutured everything from pig's feet, chicken parts, oranges, bananas, grapes, etc... It was fun. If I had ever gotten math, I think I could have at least tried to go into a medical field, but didn't unless you count volunteer work at respite centers & nursing homes along w/working as a medical transcriptionist. In my teens & young adult years, I did get to put some of the skills to work when unable to afford to go to the ER for simple skin lacs. I'd run down a suture kit, alcohol, etc... & just do it myself.
Thanks for the more in-depth suture videos. I still find it fascinating.
I can help you with math
@@z1lla4 I was a whole lot younger & had more sight, I'd surely take you up on it. Hwr, I began losing a great deal of my sight about 24-25yrs ago. I have a little light perception left, but only within a few inches in front of me. Beyond that, everything is a blur. I've even started opting to use my tablet vs notebook bc I can bring the screen closer. My notebook has something like a 17/17.5in screen, which makes it really heavy to bring closer to my eyes. In addition, I have nerve damage in my arms/hands w/neuropathy in my right arm being considerably worse than the left. (along w/Lupus, Sjogren's, fibromyalgia, & OA then damages these have caused incl'g the first two wreaking more havoc on my eyes) makes holding my notebook much more difficult.
Still, please know I truly appreciate the offer. Again, if I were younger, less blind, & in a less broken up body, I'd surely accept the math assistance. I would go back to college in a heartbeat!
I bet this video's gonna help a lot of De la Salle students struggling to understand medical stuff and suture things
I hope so!
This is such a great tutorial! I’m in middle school, and this video finally helped me understand how to suture! Thank you so much!
Happy to hear that! Best wishes!
This is the most clear helpful and convenient video I’ve ever watched .. the trick of being middle in the V shape is literally solves my problem.. thanks alot and keep going..👌
Thank you! So glad you found it helpful! Keep following along!
Great job explaining and equally well done summarizing throughout, allowed me to follow along from start to finish. Excellent job.
Thank you for the comment! I'm glad you found my video helpful.
Thank you so much...
I am a doctor my self and I m not shy to say that suturing is one of the taught trait to learn and a hard art to Master u r vedio s r great help. To keep the muscles memory intact and helped me to correct many small mistakes. Once again thank you and keep up the good work .👍
Thanks for your comment! Glad you found it helpful.
No one taught me before about needle rotation...thank u
This is literally the best suturing video out there💙 thank you!
Thank you so much!
I want to studying medicine and it looks very interesting 👏🏽👏🏽
Oh!!!... Thank you sooo much..
Because I'm a future doctor..so, through you I can understand how my medical studies are....👍🏻
This is beyond helpful, I’m going to upload my attempt on this! Thank you!
I watched sooo many videos
But no one could explain the way u did
I used to b confused everytime where needle driver needs to b kept
Thank u
Glad to hear it! Thanks!
My ccv teacher did not let us touch or try in operations. I learn better by trying. Thank you so much for tjis video. Please make some more. :)
You are a really good teacher! Everything you said made sense and was so clear keep up the good work! I think I would be able to do this after only watching the video one time!
Thanks for the comment! I'm glad you liked it!
thank you so much, you have done the best job explaining.
Best tutorial ever existed in youtube . Tnx
Thank you so much!
Best... Instructions... EVER! Thank you for making this so clear.
Glad you found it helpful!
Thank you very much. I have now successfully operated on an orange.
Ashley Tan I’m assuming that means the orange survived? Good work! 😊
Thank you so much! Everyone else rushed through the tie-ing pat like we're all pros🙄
naturally_blessing thanks for watching and commenting! I’m glad you liked it. I also have a video dedicated solely to the tying steps, if you’d like. Thanks for watching!
naturally_blessing thanks for watching and commenting! I’m glad you liked it. I also have a video dedicated solely to the tying steps, if you’d like. Thanks for watching!
This is an awesome video. I watched several other videos on suturing and was left somewhat confused. I have a much better understanding after watching this one. Subscribed for sure
I'm glad you found it to be helpful!
the best tutorial so far
Thank you!
Thank you. You are a great teacher. Fascinating explanation
Thank you so much!
Having my OSCE tomorrow thanks for this video I appreciate so much ..I didn't know how to suture
Hope it went well!
Thanks! This will help me with my lesson and studies!
Best explanation video about, very clear, thank you!!
This is good info before goin into nursing school
Thank you..sir for important knowledge....and your voice is so attractive 💗🤗
I am not related to medical field in any way but I came here because suturing is so satisfying
చాలా మంచి vedio. మీకు ధన్యవాదాలు కొత్త వాళ్ళ కి useful.
Seen so many videos you are by far the best!!
Thank you so much for following along and for the kind comment! I'm so glad you found my videos helpful.
So happy to have found your channel
I’m happy you found me too!
Thank you!! This is awesome, practicing before PA school!
Glad you found it helpful! Best wishes with PA school! I'm a professor at a PA school, actually. :)
@@minimedlessons which PA school ate you teaching?
Thank you very much for your suturing technic.I m watching your videos
Thank you for the close up video! Easy to see and follow!
Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for following along.
Thanks so much
I am from Egypt:)
Excellent, thank you.
Fantastic. Best explanation I have ever heard. None of that clockwise and counter-clockwise wrapping business. My patients thank you!
Glad you found it helpful!
thank you sir,it was pretty helptful.I can now peacefully practice on my suturing pad 😊
I'm here trying to learn some shit before the zombie apocalypse starts. Thanks bro!
Very helpful video, explained minute details
this is amazinggg!!!
Simple,clear and precise👌
Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed!
Thank you so much Sir 🙏
Great video thanks for sharing this technique.
Very much clear.....👍👍
"Eddie Lazar".
Hi, this is Honey.. Thanks for the video.
Wow! Great tutorial. The best I’ve seen yet.
Very helpful content - thanks for sharing!
You bet!
it's really amazing technique of stitching help alot In reality...
Thank you very very much😍
Very helpful video and explanation! You really helped my learning and improved my technique!
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I need to learn more as I’m preparing for medical school
Interesting, summarized and well explained, thankz
Really enjoyed Sir. Highly useful
Thank you 😊
What is the price of this model for practicing suturing?
It's the best explanation. However I have a problem with threads themselves. They are too slippery and keep slipping off the needle holder.
Yes, takes some practice. Try keeping a little more tension on the string.
best explanation for instrument ties!
Thanks! I appreciate you watching and commenting!
great video!
Thank you for your explanation
U hv explained so nicely step by step . Thank you .
Very helpful.thank u so much
Thank you so much
Thank you so much, you have best job explaining
I literally had my leg stitched up a few hours ago and this is exactly what the doctor did… and I’m in France. 😂
Thanks nice information
Very helpful thank you very much
thanks for this video!
Thanks. just what I have been looking for
Very insightful
Thanks sir.its very helpful information.
Thank you for watching and for your kind comment! Glad you found the video to be helpful.
Good Job. Thank you for taking the time and effort to make this video, and you probably pay taxes and continued to be a caring person. A thumbs up to you !
Very helpful professor thank u
*Keep going kindly,......*
king alexanderia I’m so glad you found it helpful!
@@minimedlessons *Yes it is*
Don't stop . Just keep going 😊
We need more !
Wow...that's so simple way...thanks ❤️
Love this video! Thank you
Hello doctor. How do you deal with the rotation problem when you pronate your forearm to get a perpendicular needle entry. In the video your grip is not shown but it seems your using a palm grip rather than a finger tripod grip.
thank you
Thank u from Iran
Had five done the day before Christmas Eve
what a great tutorial! thank you so much
Liked! Thanks for the precious instructions!
Where did you get/buy that "skin"? Thanks.
This "skin" is from SurgiReal - www.surgireal.com/
I have no financial ties to SurgiReal, by the way. I'm just a fan of their products! :)
Astrid wtf
@@narcissa.nerissa the answer is yes. Pig skin, usually a foot, is the closest approximation to human skin. Of course, as pig meat is slightly expensive, and I am usually incredibly stingy/broke, I usually use soft fruits with a skin, mostly bananas and sometimes grapes.
thank you so much its help me lot to learn 😍
I'm so glad it was helpful for you! Thanks for watching!
Yes..loved it...thank you 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks
thank you very much, the explanation is very good !
wow..nice video
wow great tutorial man
The best!
Great video indeed . But he has the needle on his left hand while tying .. Isn't it wrong to handle the needle with your hand ??
It definitely isn't recommended. :) That being said, those of us working in the OR probably tend to handle the needle more than we should. Do what you can to avoid needle sticks!
If I wasn't looking then I would NOT know what you're talking about. But other than that, you're great.
Thanks for watching and commenting! Thanks for the kind words. Definitely one of those videos you have to listen to AND watch. :) Thanks!
Thank u so much this video help a lot !
Hope I’m so glad it helped!
What type of string did u use
Hope for the video, I used Vicryl. But in real life, I would use nylon.
Ok thank u