SUTURE Tutorial: Deep Fascia Sutures - Step-by-step instruction in 4K!

[@minimedlessons]

Thanks for watching! You may like this video too; it's my favorite suturing technique! --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2TZeoaoqt55oas

[@drkushajagadeesh6347]

You aren't kidding about the 4K! 😂 Superb video quality!

[@jeffoa2319]

Hi, thanks for the videos! Not sure if this is the case for other surgical specialties, but in neurosurgery, when we are closing deep fascia, we actually do not invert our knots. We typically throw deep fascial stitches with the knot superficial so we can approximate the edges as tightly as humanly possible and close the subfascial space.

[@legolaswong]

Am a neurosurgeon. Do the same with you. :)

[@norrin01]

So do I. And I do continuous suturing for the spine fascia, either with a vicryl 1-0 or stratafix.

[@samlex8216]

Wanted to be in med...but Life tossed me out...... Understood all.... thanks buddy

[@SnareMan]

What's the reasoning for burying the knot under the facia when the knot will already be deep to the skin and likely dermal layer closure? Also, sometimes I do figure of 8 sutures in the facia.

[@GAMESLOHYT]

Olá eu sou do brasil e estou adorando seu vídeos, e esses matérias que você usa são muito bons. Eu comprei um da shopee porém não é tão bom assim kkkkk

[@marjeketchum1630]

I can understand why surgeons would utilize individual sutures when dealing with surface issues, but is it more important to stop all movement of underlying tissue while it repairs or could the right running stitch hold it together but allow more normal movement and possibly reduce pain ?

[@jaihorsey]

Where can I get this skin pad? It seems the most realistic out of all the ones I've seen.

[@minimedlessons]

The company that sells this one is called SurgiReal. I bought mine on their website (I have no financial relationship with the company, just a fan).

[@davidg.5647]

Fantastic thanks

[@UnyimeJohn-fw2jt]

It's a nice way of suturing and am learning another methods thank you doctor

[@Kontenayahdanfattan]

Thanks you

[@louvenetfertilus4021]

Thanks

[@chuchocor2012]

I am wondering where to get those suturing pads from? I have some from internet, but the layers are not defined, basically is one or two layers of silicone. Please let me know, so I am preparing my surgical skill exam. thanks a lot.

[@JamesMilliken-k6b]

Hey where did you get the suture pad from?

[@minimedlessons]

It’s produced by a company named SurgiReal.

[@MartinLDeLoach903]

I remember the days of 3-o silk..

[@Aliyah_S.M]

Where did you get that pad your practicing on?

[@minimedlessons]

This one is made by SurgiReal. I bought mine on their website. (I have no financial connections to them, just a fan)

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

👏👏

[@stefankrause5138]

9:18 Why would this tail of the knot go down by it self? I'd guess it won't.

[@draganmestrovic]

👏

[@1086696]

Thank you

[@minimedlessons]

Fastest commenter! Thanks for following!

[@ctsurg3206]

Hi there, Thanks for your informative videos. I just had a question, would a lock-stitch suture also be appropriate for deep fascia repairs? Thanks

[@minimedlessons]

Yes, it absolutely can be appropriate. It’s hard to do if there’s a lot of tension because the fascia is gaping, but yes, it can be done.

[@ctsurg3206]

@@minimedlessons thank you. Your videos are awesome by the way. I have learnt a lot from your videos. 👌🏻👌🏻

[@minimedlessons]

Thank you! And thanks for following!

[@angelapenka5574]

Where can I get the practice tissue with all of the layers in this video?

[@AlpacaRenee]

Thank you