Laparoscopic intracorporeal suturing; 2nd step for beginners

Basic laparoscopic suturing training for drybox with English subtitle. This movie includes basic concepts and some advanced skills.
Because I am not a native speaker of English, please no flames about my bad English.
Also please tell me more good phrases on this movie.

[@TonyHaluza]

I've just started practicing, From yesterday when I made 1 knot per minute, I'm now making 4. All thanks to your video! I keep practicing all the time.

[@Betterworldforyou.]

You are very generous to share your skills ,talents. THANK You !

[@Outchange]

ありがとうございます, this is the fluidity I am working towards.

[@Valchenzo]

Great! Thank u! We have a students scientific society of laparascopy, I ll show this video on our next meet

[@shriraamayyar7744]

one of the best videos for advanced suturing and tips when angle between instruments is short is great..- Shriraam Ayyar, India

[@IgorTFerreira]

GREAT CLASS! congratulations! :)

[@Paedsurg]

Bless you sir for the amazing tip. I still am struggling with suturing. Had a difficult experience on a 1.9kg baby with inguinal hernia int ring suturing.

[@aniswail2914]

thank you so much ...i m a resident in pediatric surgeon and it's very difficult to perform knoting and skills in a very restrictive abdomen ....you make my lap surgery easy ;) Arigato sensei

[@maheshbabuch987]

wow...fantastic video. made me understand better about laparoscopic suturing

[@user-gp8ub8vh7i]

Excellent! Thank you very much! By the way, your English is excellent, much better than my Japanese.

[@maheshbabuch987]

wow...fantastic video. made me understand better about laparoscopic suturing online

[@YasserAbbas]

Really looks wow . extremely clever and simple

[@dr.subhashkumar7994]

Wow , exceptional suturing skill

[@mohamadfaisol3465]

thanks a lot.. did lap cystectomy today but almost 2 hrs.. need more training

[@shriraamayyar7744]

I visiting this after a gap of almost 3 years, getting new points.. thank you.. good at suturing now.. thank you.

[@SHREEJIHOSPITAL-gc8qu]

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[@aldohami]

thanks , well illustrated and very helpful

[@DrKondrup]

Really like this video. Excellent job

[@corpVITA]

Great video, thank you!

[@arunmuthuvel]

thanks for this video...im big fan of u... had a chance to look at ur operating skills in singapore conference.

[@lebonheur1000]

Thank you, very instructive 👍

[@vaisman13]

Спасибо!

[@Dr.Ahmed_Azzam]

very very good tips & tricks...really thank you & wish you the best

[@xubair20]

It's difficult when we see & do it on monitor .e g standing the loop technique.I mean the vision here is perpendicular to the long axis of knots.but on monitor its 180 degrees. Check it out

[@dr.ranjusreemandal3881]

I totally agree with you

[@drravinderkaurkhurana6101]

one of best for beginners.curve Maryland use is very helpful.i too use this.

[@CahayaBerkahSinergi]

very skillful explanation, thanks.

[@josejaviergarciagonzalez7835]

in front of excellence the only answer is love. Thank you

[@sapnaaradhya7686]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING.GOOD VIDEO

[@badriab]

Very Useful. Thanks.

[@Lapskills]

Cool technique!

[@thespoon7657]

Very good suturing 👏👏

[@taralhafiz]

Great tricks thank you very much

[@comssen]

really amazing and skilled, by the way, we have Maryland and needle holder

[@vikramkhotsaaishwari]

fantastic sir !

[@DrRuchikaGargGynaecologist]

Excellent

[@B_______________]

Soo easy to look But when you get these instrument into your hands, everything is different

[@bhaskarreddypuli3191]

it is very usefull .

[@user-bm5dt6tc4c]

amasing video.I wander how much time do we nedd to paractise to acheiving such extrodinary skills??

[@bojorgegomez]

very good i want more

[@SURGICALTECHNIQUES]

Wow nice technique , please demonstrate suturing on to anterior abdominal wall when we r doing ipom

[@ashaqhadi8390]

It looks soo easy

[@chenmingxun8221]

great job

[@hakanaldemir3391]

very useful. thanks

[@premjithchandran1508]

Good one..

[@drsachinn17]

Nice...

[@JohnWick-ls7yt]

Thank you

[@shakeelkader]

Thank you . very helpful . what type of surgeon are you?

[@dineshjain6409]

Laparoscopic

[@umidjonabdukadirov551]

Perfekt

[@shiningzimra]

This is interesting however aren’t you laying down slip/granny knots with each throw?

[@Crap12345k]

My thoughts too

[@dr.ranjusreemandal3881]

You know endoknoting seems easy when you see it from the horizontal view....but it's very tough when practicing on an endotrainer box

[@jane170]

how to buy a simulated laparoscopic set? Thank you for demonstration

[@charlestowwrt]

jane170 i have one

[@veenuveena9156]

ly very useful.Thankyou very much for posting regards

[@drallamgamea3902]

thanks alot very clevered

[@happilyvermiculating]

How much is the cost of your dry box?

[@dr.gajendrabhatimsmch.2104]

The problem in real scenerio on living tissue, the sutures are wet, and can't be kept tout and straight for your technique..

[@hadatomonori]

It's true, I trained wet sutures when I had time. It is more practical

[@hoyunglee4777]

textbook of lap suturing

[@sumanasopa8765]

Grt surgery. Bloodless.

[@maheshbabuch987]

wow...fantastic video. made me understand better about laparoscopic suturing