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How to modify stent strings in less than a minute so they are not inadvertently tugged on. I borrowed this technique from Dr. Lingeman and haven’t had a patient accidentally remove their stent since. No need for trying to tape the strings out of the way… just cut to...

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Chad Tracyvor 2 Jahren

Also fan of this technique- just don’t tape it to leg or it recreates a “loop”

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Marawan El Tayeb,MD.vor 2 Jahren

We also published it! @kdoersch689 @glukemachen 😀

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Nadya York 💙💛vor 2 Jahren

Yes! I always do that too now. Same fellowship 😂. Sometimes PACU call me because they “can’t find the strings” but they’re invariably there still.

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Mohamed Elsaqavor 2 Jahren

Learned the same technique from Dr. El Tayeb @marawaneltayeb. It is much less bothering to the patient.

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Austen Slade, MD, MBAvor 2 Jahren

@marawaneltayeb I suspect he also picked it up from Lingeman during his time at IU or maybe he was the originator? Either way it's a fantastic touch!

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bumble beevor 2 Jahren

Im sorry but couldnt see clearly. Did you make one limb long by opening the loop and knotting it to form a very small loop near the stent end?

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Austen Slade, MD, MBAvor 2 Jahren

Yep! Nothing fancy but if seems to do the trick

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Hussain Munyifvor 2 Jahren

Wht’s the type of the thread?

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Joan Delto MDvor 2 Jahren

8 knots for Kobe’s first number 💜💛

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