How to suture

Dr. Rich Hilsden, a trauma surgeon, demonstrates the most basic suturing technique. The simple interrupted stitch.
Let me know what other surgical techniques you would like to learn.
The stitch I am using is a 3-0 vicryl on an SH needle. The suturing pad is a standard suturing practice pad made of silicone and is affordably available on Amazon.
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[@lisaayres-zp5jj]

thank you! this video will save so many lives! now i can harvest organs without my patients dying of blood loss

[@RichHilsden]

My suggestion is that you practice a little more before you attempt to procure organs.

[@aumbre18]

If you're gonna harvest organs youll need to master dermal stitches over just these shallow ones

[@LochNessAnthony]

My organs were harvested by Lisaayres and I can confirm I’m now alive and well! Thank you doctor hilsden!

[@RichHilsden]

Instrument tying tutorial coming soon

[@vickiecoles8214]

WOW….i never knew a surgeon knew how to open suture packets! You’re a unicorn! 😂

[@RichHilsden]

How to open a suture package in the operating room #doctor #surgeryinstruments #medicine #tutorial

[@dinealone0]

cool video

[@luigiscotti9282]

What brand of hemostats/forceps are those?

[@RichHilsden]

Don’t know the brand, but we call them tooth adsons

[@MedSyncVT]

Very nice Tungsten Carbide Needle Holder and Adson toothed forceps those