I did sailing for 4 years and I've gotten really good at learning new knots and tying them in stressful situations & its dope to think that'll actually hv another purpose in my life than just the enjoyment, if I do end up becoming a surgeon (hopefully:))
I love your videos...very inspirational and instructional...I am ahead of myself in my field, but I hope to be a surgeon one day..and I been had the kit...and finally put it to use..Thank you for the tips.. The most complicated knot to tie is the one-handed knot where you use the middle finger. I think the video lasped and I missed the part how it ended up between your ring and middle finger and whether you let go of the end on the suture you hold with your index finger and thumb. Currently, I am in my second semester, I am becoming a scrub tech.
Fantastic tips, Dr. Parker! I have a few questions about your left one-hand knot, my preferred method. 1) It looked like you started with crossing for a square knot but then switched to like a slip, or was it just less obvious with the faster movements? 2) I think at that moment you said that for polyfilaments, it's better not to do the square knot? 3) Was is the reason for crossing over in the beginning, and does it matter which is on top?
@@alyssacr3spo fyi I have a bunch of med school cousins and friends and they have outlined that med school tales forever and an actual hospital is nothing like greys anatomy so dont do it for that reason lol
What he said is the opposite to what the ghostbusters said and I thought that was hilarious 😂 Ghostbusters: DONT CROSS THE STREAMS Dr.Buck: Dont forget to cross the streams! Anyway, thanks for another great video!
This video is MONEEEYYY. Thanks Dr. Parker. Keep these up, these are fucking dope. Way better than my school. Only one thing, for videos maybe if they could send you some darker suturing material so it's easier to see. The Nylon is super thin.
Haha yea man I didn’t realize that suture was going to be clear before I opened it and it was the only suture I had! Next time def will be black and big!
With hands when you're inside the abdomen in a narrow space and let's say a vessel is bleeding. With instruments when the operation is over and you're suturing peritoneum, muscles and skin.
The very light colour of the suture made it really difficult for me to see and appreciate the way the sutures crossed and went round your fingers😭😭 I want to learn the hand technique
Frustrated that I was unable to order the practice kit. When ordering, the screen would not accept my address. I have never had this problem ever! There was no explanation as to why!
The video is great only problem is I can't see anything with the white thread against the synthetic skin. If you can remake this video with a dark color thread, this video would be easier to follow.
Dr Sandra Lee doesn't use her hands as much. She wraps the thread around one of the instruments to make knots. I love watching her. You are helping explain so much. Thank you.
You can do it, man. I'm 32 going back to school and I haven't even finished my undergrad yet. But I'm not going to give up on becoming a doctor. I'm really happy going to school at my current age in actuality. Because I take every class seriously like a job, and I'm not trying to bang every over 18-year-old girl that's under 150lb I see in class.
@@eddyyaeji6769 good luck then might not take you at 32. I tired to join at 27 and rejected for one reason or another. It becomes harder to join the older you get.
Thats not true sculpin. There are physicians who matriculated into medical school well into their mid 30s and 40s. If you want something you will achieve it no matter the cost. Keep working hard eddy
its clear none of you are trying to follow this, youre just watching some entertaining video on the internet. He clips the suture at 1:50 and sets it down, then conveniently cuts and at 2:08 - 2:14 you can SEE THE NEEDLE IN HIS PALM. Its not fucking clipped and this DOESNT work if you actually try to clip it!! if youre going to make videos and titles that SOUND helpful/educational, don't fill them with bullshit. Some of us are actually here to BETTER OUR SUTURES.
I would like to add that some of his knots were done in 3 seconds, I got nystagmus trying to follow through, he needs to slow down(senior year medical student here, not even allowed in the ER and I am clueless about knots)
I did sailing for 4 years and I've gotten really good at learning new knots and tying them in stressful situations & its dope to think that'll actually hv another purpose in my life than just the enjoyment, if I do end up becoming a surgeon (hopefully:))
I feel like for a demonstration video this could have been done better with filaments that are easier to see, like being thicker.
Exactly! 1-0 would have been better
Really educative. You show the sutures in a fun way! Thank you 👍
You must have X-ray eyes, because I couldn't see the suture thread. It was invisible. How'd you see it?
@@ytehrani3885It's blue.
I love your videos...very inspirational and instructional...I am ahead of myself in my field, but I hope to be a surgeon one day..and I been had the kit...and finally put it to use..Thank you for the tips.. The most complicated knot to tie is the one-handed knot where you use the middle finger. I think the video lasped and I missed the part how it ended up between your ring and middle finger and whether you let go of the end on the suture you hold with your index finger and thumb. Currently, I am in my second semester, I am becoming a scrub tech.
Fantastic tips, Dr. Parker! I have a few questions about your left one-hand knot, my preferred method. 1) It looked like you started with crossing for a square knot but then switched to like a slip, or was it just less obvious with the faster movements? 2) I think at that moment you said that for polyfilaments, it's better not to do the square knot? 3) Was is the reason for crossing over in the beginning, and does it matter which is on top?
Wow you are a boss!! You do that like it’s nothing 👌🏽👌🏽
Im 12 and ima get a kit for christmas so by the time im a surgeon i can be amazing at sutures hopefully
omg same but im 14 lmaooo. greys really has me wanting to be a surgeon hhahah
@@alyssacr3spo fyi I have a bunch of med school cousins and friends and they have outlined that med school tales forever and an actual hospital is nothing like greys anatomy so dont do it for that reason lol
The knots are always fun!
“You get to give someone the middle finger every single time you tie” 😅
Best line in the video
Another great video. Good work Buck !!!
I can't see the suture!
What he said is the opposite to what the ghostbusters said and I thought that was hilarious 😂
Ghostbusters: DONT CROSS THE STREAMS
Dr.Buck: Dont forget to cross the streams!
Anyway, thanks for another great video!
You’re a big inspiration, keep doing what you are doing!!
This video is MONEEEYYY. Thanks Dr. Parker. Keep these up, these are fucking dope. Way better than my school. Only one thing, for videos maybe if they could send you some darker suturing material so it's easier to see. The Nylon is super thin.
Haha yea man I didn’t realize that suture was going to be clear before I opened it and it was the only suture I had! Next time def will be black and big!
Hey Dr. Parker. When would you tie using your hands vs tying using your instruments?
With hands when you're inside the abdomen in a narrow space and let's say a vessel is bleeding. With instruments when the operation is over and you're suturing peritoneum, muscles and skin.
These videos are gold 👌
It is so funny. Because I have watched it and done this hundred of times with my eyes closed.
Thats so funny. You should be a comedian.
@@TT-jc2mb Oh you really think so? Oh my gawd! 🤗
Thank you doc for everything ♡
I pushed the like button for your thumbs' nail
The very light colour of the suture made it really difficult for me to see and appreciate the way the sutures crossed and went round your fingers😭😭 I want to learn the hand technique
Awesome! What do you think about Canadian students applying to the US?
Nice panerai !
You did the old switcheroo
That cover the needle move... slick. Haha
Thank you so much dr, this series is soo useful
Frustrated that I was unable to order the practice kit. When ordering, the screen would not accept my address. I have never had this problem ever! There was no explanation as to why!
The video is great only problem is I can't see anything with the white thread against the synthetic skin. If you can remake this video with a dark color thread, this video would be easier to follow.
Dr Sandra Lee doesn't use her hands as much. She wraps the thread around one of the instruments to make knots. I love watching her. You are helping explain so much. Thank you.
Knotting with instruments is different, that is for different scenarios such as suturing skin.
I have a question about research. Does research in pediatric surgery point towards general surgery when it comes to the match?
Dont know how will i get this suture kit..not available where i live...so trying on pillows.
Thank you for that
Merci Beaucoup👍
Sir l want too know how many type different types of knot
Thanks
Panerai Luminor 👌
Wish I can go to medical school.
You can do it, man. I'm 32 going back to school and I haven't even finished my undergrad yet. But I'm not going to give up on becoming a doctor.
I'm really happy going to school at my current age in actuality.
Because I take every class seriously like a job, and I'm not trying to bang every over 18-year-old girl that's under 150lb I see in class.
@@eddyyaeji6769 good luck then might not take you at 32. I tired to join at 27 and rejected for one reason or another. It becomes harder to join the older you get.
Thats not true sculpin. There are physicians who matriculated into medical school well into their mid 30s and 40s. If you want something you will achieve it no matter the cost. Keep working hard eddy
@@leobib2505 or I will not make the cut and take my own life. I won't make it.
@@averagebloke4474 Just keep it in the back of your mind. I think you can man.
How would one suture with horse hair
If you can’t tie a knot…tie a lot !!
I cannot do this every time I go to pull it down it just pulls down and there’s no knot
The first know doesnt look like much as you layer them it grows. Maybe practice on shoelaces first ig
I can't see anything!
can't see the suture material and therefore cannot see how to do the knots!
But why hand tie?
its clear none of you are trying to follow this, youre just watching some entertaining video on the internet. He clips the suture at 1:50 and sets it down, then conveniently cuts and at 2:08 - 2:14 you can SEE THE NEEDLE IN HIS PALM. Its not fucking clipped and this DOESNT work if you actually try to clip it!! if youre going to make videos and titles that SOUND helpful/educational, don't fill them with bullshit. Some of us are actually here to BETTER OUR SUTURES.
I would like to add that some of his knots were done in 3 seconds, I got nystagmus trying to follow through, he needs to slow down(senior year medical student here, not even allowed in the ER and I am clueless about knots)
3rd
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😂it will be clearer if you have colour catgut or thread.
Why knot? 😅
ur lowkey confuses af
Can't see the suture
It’s crazy that this has to be explained.