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Excellent Suture Technique - Subcuticular Running. It’s a beauty when done well. Be delicate with wound edges and skin. Gustavo Rodela #suture #surgery #wound ask me questions ?

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Oren Gottfried, MD3 年前

Remember, patients will see your skin closure for forever so be precise and perfect w it (but do that with rest of surgery as well )

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Oren Gottfried, MD3 年前

Other suture techniques

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Oren Gottfried, MD3 年前

Closing a wound is like the dismount in gymnastics. If you want a perfect 10, you have to perfect the closure. Even if there is pressure to finish (internal or external) don’t rush the closure.

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Sallie Price Shirai3 年前

Beautiful!

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TwinlessTwosome💞3 年前

Very nice.

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Sinead Fox3 年前

Lovely one for you to practice @jim_hickson

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Igbinosa Jeff Erhabo3 年前

Please, where can I get more of these videos? I need them for an artificial intelligence project I am working on with regard the use of artificial intelligence in surgery

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Antea3 年前

A pleasure to see…

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Bupesh Parasa3 年前

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