By FAR the EASIEST knot tying video I've ever seen. Will be sharing this with all medical students who rotate with me! Thank you SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!

You explained in 7 minutes what I couldn’t understand in a 2 hour lab😭 thank you!!!!

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Thank you

appreciate it bro. I'm on my surgery rotation (that i can't wait to end) and i needed this info.

you saved my ass!

Thank you ❤

Thanks for this. Never bothered to learn hand ties at Med school because I knew I wasn’t going to be a surgeon but now I’m putting in a lot of lines and causing the icu nurses to roll their eyes as I very slowly suture 4 anchors in place! This will be a great help.

No one can obviously count or knows what TWO HANDS look like

Best video I have ever seen 👍🏻

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This video really helps.. Thank you

Where is the needle driver at the time that this is being tied? I love this video btw!

Thanks for sharing

out of all surgical knot technique tutorial , this one is the easiest to catch on , thanks Dr.

I'm korean very thank you!!!😊😊

Amazing, thanks

Can i use only the right hand for all ties? Or i am obliged to change the hand in some ocasions? Should I learn the left hand or im gonna be good with the right hand

Thank you doctor, your tutorial was the easiest to follow and I’m now able to do it somewhat quickly after several tries

When I do a subcu, the needle ends up in the right hand. Do u recommend crossing that into the left and then start tying

Thank you i Can do it by myself now

Simple and succinct! Great video, thanks😊

Really helpful man...👍🏻

Thank you for this video! It’s so simple to understand!!!

Im a double neph lifer, the stitches are very uncomfortable and painful I’m wondering do you ask your patience which type of stitching you use feels better?

I am not a med student yet. just a year away from entering medical college and i am so proud i learnt the one-handed surgical knot in 15 minutes of practice by this video!! Thank you!

Thank u

Loved the video

This is still so confusing to me...

Amazing video, thank you! To remember which way to pull the string with the right hand after tying the knot: Karate chop: drives people away (pull right hand away) Claw hand: pulls victims towards you (pull right hand towards you)

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Can u pls do a video on slip knot..pls

So granny's knot is basically Two handed reef knot twice ..total 4 throws... Right?

Is this one handed reef knot?

Nicely explained thanks

How about demonstrating this one hand tie (lefty) using the left hand for the karate chop/claw, also with the needle holder in your hand as a right handed surgeon.. The real OR situation.

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Shit technical

Boss!!!😎

I did this today and it is far superior to a Roman sandal. It’s easier to throw and way way more secure

Everyone knows the camel hump is made of fat. It is sometimes eaten but is not a delicacy in the Middle East. Oddly enough the ankle of a camel is. Stick to suturing.

Thank you so much for this video Dr

I just wanted to say thank you for this video. I have been an emergency physician for 27 years and I have had no reason to worry about my knot tying, but I’m always impressed when a vascular surgeon comes down to the ER and ties these one-handed knots, as if They’re No big deal. So I’m just practicing 10 or 20 of these knots every day so that I can look one hundredth as impressive. Thank you for posting the video.

I'm not even kidding ive been trying to get the one-handed technique down for an hour now. First try with this video I could. I think it helps that the wound is placed vertically along the camera instead of sideways. Thank you

This is the best video explaining this

thank you so much , you are live-saver