Suturing Techniques and Types of Sutures From A Plastic Surgeon | Brown Plastic Surgery
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- In this video, Dr. Brown demonstrates different suturing techniques and how to properly hold a needle driver and pick-ups! As you may know, Dr. Brown enjoys educating, from his patients to the Med Students and Residents he mentors. This video is full of tips and education on how to properly hold instruments, suture, and remove a stitch. He also explains WHY each of these proper techniques are so important! The suturing techniques you'll see in this video are:
- Simple Interrupted Stitch
- Buried Deep Dermal Suture
- Mattress Suture
- Simple Running Stitch
- Running Locking Stitch
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Thank you so much for posting this video! Very informative. Totally what I needed to be shown.
Oh good. Thanks for watching.
Awesome Doc. Love this stuff. I just bought a suture kit so I’ll be practicing!
Sweet buddy. Its fun. Send message if you want any help.
Thanks
Welcome
Please give me a question and how do stiches get it's color
They are died by the company that makes them
This is Amanda Jo Duschen what are stiches made out of
Depends. They are a wide array of absorbable and non abosrbable.
Hello Doctor. I'm 16 and I want to be a Plastic Surgeon in France. Your videos are insane it passionnates me. I'm impatient to go to the medical next september. Do you have any advise ?
I love that. Thank you for sharing this. So I’m not sure how it works in France. If you were here I’d say focus on good grades. You need trust to get in. The rest will happen in time.
@@doctorricky In France basically the first year is a funnel. You have 2000 students and maybe 200 places to be in second year. From here you can pursue in Dentistry, medecine, pharmacy etc and you have I think 60 places for medecine. So it's very very selective.
@@ouraN2O dang. Go get it man. Good luck. 🍀