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HPB/Transplant Surgeon @WestmeadSurgery | Senior Lecturer @Sydney_Uni | Editorial Board @hpbjournal @ihpba | Associate Editor BJC Reports @SpringerNature

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Simple things surg regs should practice #1. One-handed suturing. This has come in super handy for me in tricky situations when one hand is either retracting something, plugging a hole in a blood vx or just holding the thread. 1/5

Simple things surg regs should practice #1. One-handed suturing. This has come in super handy for me in tricky situations when one hand is either retracting something, plugging a hole in a blood vx or just holding the thread. 1/5

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Surgeons tend to know to stay above Rouviere's sulcus during cholecystectomy. Few non-HPB surgeons truly appreciate why. This robotic chole using ICG cholangiography shows the relationship of the right hepatic duct to this landmark.
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Surgeons tend to know to stay above Rouviere's sulcus during cholecystectomy. Few non-HPB surgeons truly appreciate why. This robotic chole using ICG cholangiography shows the relationship of the right hepatic duct to this landmark.

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15,514 views • 2 years ago

Here it is in close up. Turn needle through tissue. Then either push through a bit, or pull through from the other side. Practice grabbing needle on other side so it is ready to go for the next bite. Economy of movement. Remember to turn through curvature of needle. 2/5
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Here it is in close up. Turn needle through tissue. Then either push through a bit, or pull through from the other side. Practice grabbing needle on other side so it is ready to go for the next bite. Economy of movement. Remember to turn through curvature of needle. 2/5

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13,133 views • 3 years ago

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