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Suturing practice with needle holder. Switching between back and forward bites. Mastering these fundamental concepts and techniques is essential for the surgical trainee and, with consistent practice, they will become second nature. #surgicalskills #surgeon

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kayahan1 year ago

Wauv, good tip !

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