I see a few comments saying this isn’t a figure 8 stitch but more of a cross stitch. So just to clarify, they’re pretty much the same thing and this is most definitely a figure 8. Most figure 8 videos you find will have this exact same stitch.
I just had hand surgery 4 days ago and they closed with staples (back of hand knuckles side to side)- my Frankenstein hand. I am in therapy 5 times a week now. This helped me a lot to understand how and why they stapled (removal videos are just as interesting).
Thats skill, trust me I have been cut from a Gypsy with a 10 cm cardboard cutter, I wish my doc did this sort of job, I would had no scar to remind me of the trauma, but than again the Gypsy striked me on the neck so they had to be fast.
there is a special device , stapler removal that is sold separately , the skin does not need to be numb and can be done in the doctor office after 10 days of wound healing
Isn't this cross mattress suture?
Thats where the knot comes loose
seems odd to use an aberdeen knot with stratafix in big bold letters behind it
Needs to send more throws initially in same direction to increase tension. Demonstrator locked the stitch prematurely and it ends up being loose.
I like this method. thank you.
One of the things I have done assisting surgeons in the operating room. Is stapling skin for closure after MESH Hernioplasty.xx
Thank you
Thanks a lot
Thank you so much
That knote make serious problem to me,, subcutical suturing Over pacemaker implant! Get infected and hardwre get infected,,
And how do you remove it?
Most skin sutures absorb and disappear over time so no need for removal.😊
This type of closure is done with absorbable suture. Nothing to remove.
thanks sir
what suture pad is this?
I see a few comments saying this isn’t a figure 8 stitch but more of a cross stitch. So just to clarify, they’re pretty much the same thing and this is most definitely a figure 8. Most figure 8 videos you find will have this exact same stitch.
Figure of 8 is good but mostly taken in leakage of vascular surgery
Only for the transfixation
Well done
I just had hand surgery 4 days ago and they closed with staples (back of hand knuckles side to side)- my Frankenstein hand. I am in therapy 5 times a week now. This helped me a lot to understand how and why they stapled (removal videos are just as interesting).
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Thats skill, trust me I have been cut from a Gypsy with a 10 cm cardboard cutter, I wish my doc did this sort of job, I would had no scar to remind me of the trauma, but than again the Gypsy striked me on the neck so they had to be fast.
good
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Sangat membantu kak trims🙏
Very nice
excellent
Price of stapler ?
400 approx
V.V important
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Nice
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Super explanation.👍
Amaaaazing Mashaalla ♥️
I had to do this at the hospital and the numbing thing failed. It hurt so damn bad lol.
Thxc
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How To remove this taping
Anaesthesia?
yes, u will need to numb the area before using it
How it is removed
I'd say you cut the clips in half with a wrench and pull them out one at the time.
there is a special device , stapler removal that is sold separately , the skin does not need to be numb and can be done in the doctor office after 10 days of wound healing
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very nice
Bahut hi bakwas.kutte doctor isko laga k mera hath me pus ban gye the
surgical suture
surgical suture
surgical suture
surgical suture
very nice
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surgical suture
how to remove from skin?
You just remove the damn things.. preference for the individual- One at a time strategy
Nailed this demo !!!👍
Actually these are staples not nails. I'm curious to see how effective nails would be in the act of closing wounds 🤔
@@tonyterpene he’s not talking about nails...
@@L0ckshock your about as dense as lead ain't ya boi?
This is criss cross not figure of 8
Agree
this is figure of 8..