Mastering Suturing and Hand Tying | Scrubbedout Live Grand Rounds Ep1 | A Live Suturing Session

Welcome to Episode 1 of Scrubbedout Live Grand Rounds, Mastering suturing and Hand Tying. This is a live suturing session and we will be learning suturing and hand tying skills.
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Chapters
00:00 - 02:14 - KZbin Live Learning Curve - Skip This!
02:15 - 05:19 - Introduction to Suturing and Scrubbedout Live Grand Rounds
05:20 - 11:12 - Proper Instrument and Suture Handling
11:13 - 15:01 - Simple Interrupted Stitch
15:02 - 19:38 - Inverted Simple Stitch
19:39 - 21:18 - Loop Tension Trick
21:19 - 25:23 - Vertical Mattress Stitch
25:24 - 28:48 - Horizontal Mattress Stitch
28:49 - 38:47 - Running Subcuticular Stitch
38:48 - 41:48 - Simple Interrupted Stitch Review
41:49 - 49:41 - One Handed Tying - Underhand Throw
49:42 - 50:16 - One Handed Tying - Overhand Throw
50:17 - 53:54 - One Handed Tying - Putting It Together
53:55 - 58:41 - The Slickest Two Handed Surgeon's Knot
58:42 - 60:00 - Outro

[@Dont-blink3]

The tension trick is such a great tip!

[@therealscrubbedout]

Glad it was helpful! It's a good trick that I commonly use!

[@Abdullah-lv2bu]

can you put the timestamp :) ?

[@therealscrubbedout]

@@Abdullah-lv2bu It's the loop tension trick chapter at 19:39

[@user-te5xv7ri1x]

It helps me a lot as for residents. There were not any videos, where i can get an information more accurately. I mean your pedagogical ability. Thanks from Kazakhstan Astana 🇰🇿✊️

[@therealscrubbedout]

I'm glad you found it helpful! Let me know if you want videos on any other skills

[@terroirnutrition]

this was so informative - thank you for your time & expertise!!

[@therealscrubbedout]

Glad it was helpful!

[@drtariqhussain]

Very helpful. Thanks for the vedio.❤

[@therealscrubbedout]

Glad it was helpful! We have live sessions every Monday at 5PM PST. Hope you can make it!

[@ksuar8996]

Hello thanks for the vidoe. For the slickest two handed surgeons knot i always end up having to cross my hands to lay down the square knot. I noticed you had to do this too. SHould this not be happening?

[@therealscrubbedout]

Yes for this skill, you'll have to cross your hands to get it square

[@heathersutton9088]

Inverness

[@anisreda7354]

what if we run out of silk in the middle of a continuous suture, how do we tie the first silk to the new one, and continue to suture ?

[@therealscrubbedout]

Great question - start on the other end with a new silk and run it towards your first one. Once you reach the first suture, tie them together normally

[@anisreda7354]

@@therealscrubbedout oooo, thank u so much !!, but isn't there a way to tie the two silks together ? without starting from the end and coming back ?

[@ahmet-vm2qt]

Nice lesson. But you have to place the camera at face level..