Millers knot with Transfixation Dr Eric Davis

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[@deepakdwivedi6046]

Thank you so much.

[@pablomalet7697]

MUY ILUSTRATIVO E INTERESANTE , UN PLACER VER EL VIDEO.
FELICITACIONES COLEGA !!
MUCHAS GRACIAS !!

[@supawanpuengkaew4376]

Thank you so much sir

[@radhikavaidya4129]

Thank you so much for sharing

[@mohamedelshamaa2621]

Thank you sir

[@envytee9659]

Great video. Just want to point out though that this is the modified Miller's knot, not the Miller's knot.

[@Ankit1pal]

0:06 which is what he said!

[@envytee9659]

@@Ankit1pal Yes, but it's not what the video is titled.

[@eittamredasnuh1990]

Hello Doc Eric Thanks for this suture demo , question - where do you anchor your needle ? posterior or anterior to your miller knot in relation to s.cord cut ?

[@janeshsingh9004]

Sir where to use this knot

[@vangelispapachristos2599]

this is not the original miller knot. its the strangler knot combined with a transfuxation knot.

[@envytee9659]

Not a Strangles actually, but a modified Miller's knot. Modified Miller's does not cross the two loops. Both the Millers and strangles cross the second loop over the first.

[@iyllit]

thank you sir