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SUTURE TECHNIQUES LESSON VI - Vertical Mattress #Suture It involves double-layered, evenly-spaced #stitches for stronger wound closure. It is ideal for deep tissue support, it ensures wound alignment and strength, used in #surgery, #dermatology & obstetrics. #MedEd #MedTwitter

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Фото профиля UpSurgeOn
UpSurgeOn2 лет назад

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Фото профиля Fermín Matute
Fermín Matute2 лет назад

Eso está mal hecho

Фото профиля josepalau.70@gmail.com
[email protected]2 лет назад

Great 👍

Фото профиля Grand-medhat
Grand-medhat2 лет назад

@AhmedMohamedK8 هو ده الي كنت قولتلي عليه؟

Фото профиля Sajeev 🇳🇵🇨🇳🇩🇪 👨‍⚕️🏥🦴🧘‍♂️😀🌱
Sajeev 🇳🇵🇨🇳🇩🇪 👨‍⚕️🏥🦴🧘‍♂️😀🌱2 лет назад

@threadreaderapp unroll

Фото профиля Thread Reader App
Thread Reader App2 лет назад

@upsurgeon @Sajeev1987 Bonjour, the unroll you asked for: Enjoy :) 🤖

Фото профиля Dr Mike
Dr Mike2 лет назад

The knotting is poor

Фото профиля fer ruiz
fer ruiz2 лет назад

That Sarnoff make me cry

Фото профиля Fernando Ferreira
Fernando Ferreira2 лет назад

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