How to properly use suture scissors

[@jeromeymascarenhas6044]

Things you learn from literally any pair of low enough quality scissors

[@KuroKrad]

Things you learn in childhood when you're lefthanded :/

[@TheCodyBerdan]

Left handed scissors exist, nobody uses scissors wrong.

[@emaneasler]

They are very hard to find tho. Especially good quality ones

[@alexsullivan2957]

Good tip

[@calebjebadurai]

damm i feel like a surgeon now.... i have been doing this since 6

[@shosuke3822]

Damn i use scissors like this unknowingly

[@BarrelTitor91]

I had never this issue.

[@Psteinhibel]

Is this a real problem? As a mechanic i figured this out really early in my military career. Maybe its different modes of thinking

[@emaneasler]

Yeah that’s true there is a difference between you’re mind(mechanics) and a doctors mind that can’t even write. P.S. it’s a joke

[@Psteinhibel]

@@emaneasler oh lol I didn't get it

[@sibika5232]

I thought scissors are not sharp if you're force to do this

[@squishy_princess]

No

[@bluebeaver0]

why does it have to be the right hand tho, you can do the same with the left hand

[@RichHilsden]

If you use them in you left hand (holding them normally) your left thumb pushes the opposite direction making the gap bigger.

[@illujion6516]

Shouldnt medical instruments be better quality than that?

[@RichHilsden]

No instrument is perfect, but I will say a brand-new pair of surgical scissors will have less of an issue than some that have been used a fair bit.

[@HappyBear376]

Hope your knowledge of surgery is better than your use of language.

[@shawnj124]

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