SIM*TIE - 3. The two-handed tie

[@LJStability]

Jesus Christ. I was taught something completely different. This is the best way to do it. Literal two-handed tie for dummies. Thank you!

[@elpedro812]

Best tutorial in youtube. Short, clear and with all the info you need. TY!

[@georgebangura676]

This was the BEST video!!!! Thank you, doc!

[@Startpixie12]

Thank you so much for this video! Super easy to grasp and very detailed! Something that has always bothered me: why can’t we use the normal way we tie a square knot ( in day to day life) in the surgical field ?

[@vanessawoods7407]

Top-tier tutorial 🎉

[@maxamedabshirmaxamed8461]

Thanks doctor ❤❤

[@reynawiko8129]

Thank you Doctor.Really helpful.

[@Athams]

Is there a time where the two-handed tie would be preferred to a one-handed tie?

[@bibekd]

When tying delicate structures e.g. vessels, where you want greater control on your suture so the tissue does not move.

[@hibandaify]

also, in 2 hands, when suture material is short e.g. near end of a long wound, 2 hands knotting helps you to use that short suture since you just spin the wrist and finger joint without forcing a whole finger in a loop like its the case with one handed knotting.

[@metanetabbasova5679]

Thanks doctor

[@camaka2ne1]

2:03

[@wijdantaha4073]

Thank you

[@TheBalls55]

Not too hard. So why do I have to take physics to get into med school.

[@hibandaify]

1)coefficient of friction will help you know what makes a suture lack or have memory; and hence how many throws of a given suture material are needed to make a secure knot 2)you will see how you can balance knot size hence strength against creating a space occupied by foreign body in a patient; this can come with complications like stitch sinus e.t.c.

[@matthutcherson6379]

Try understanding the cardiovascular system without understanding physics

[@James-tv2en]

@@matthutcherson6379 that's a lot of pressure

[@josephambani6664]

Not to mention the specialities that you might think of venturing into that are highly dependent on physics, read, radiology

[@ShivneilPratap-ManUtd]

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