subcuticular sutures in operations

[Frankamnesia]

That's great, but when they remove the thread it hurts so much :'( but definitely I prefer this suture :) Great video!

[Fleax1973]

One thing im sure off, Plastic surgery is not in his future!

[wayne21026001]

How come there were no knots at either end of the incision?

[Orlan288]

bad technique on the tissue

[MrYosif89]

When do we use this type of suturing ?!

[dintisorincepator]

what is the name of this technique???

[MrJon307]

thats crap

[Missus2112]

So this is why I have really shitty surgery scars...it's like get in get out kind of deal rather than taking just an extra few minutes to do it precisely

[romioIV]

piece of art

[DPerry311]

that was pretty awful

[floodedcar123]

That grosses me out.

[Thisistheplcetobe]

Im A Nurse In Training And I Think That This Suturing Was Very Fast And They Didnt Take Thier Time On The Patient....Probally The Patient Had To Come Back And Get Resutured Becuase Of The Rush of Work They Did

[aaron514]

@Thisistheplcetobe

Well you are a NURSE not a physician so you have no frame of reference regarding surgical suture technique.

[NoLongerReligious]

@aaron514 I agree with you but still the work could have taken a while to approximate the edges better. They certainly did a good job but it was not exceptional.

[cynthiapendery]

yep. sloppy and rushed. There were many unnecessary jabs perforating to the outer dermis instead of maintaining the subcutaneous tunnel. Maybe if it were for Jesus the suturing would have gone better.

[realmanfromeast]

@cynthiapendery you are not funny at all! very silly immature comment. I think the technique is acceptable and very good!

[nameofsam]

I'm better

[eSilva101]

Ok, I know NOTHING about suturing but at the end when it was pulled to connect the two sides it did not look completely closed or even straight.....

[aseemsdr]

that was fast and confident...bt could be better after final retraction..lil excess pull might cause a shrinkage toughness at the incision scar...

[Frivillig]

It was fast because they were 2 helping eachother

[glenniesamoyoa26]

Great distraction and great vide0!! thank u web movie tube

[Aliayadabdelhade]

Fast but not good sc suture good done german doc

[irvykinneas]

beautiful...but i think i could do better

[echampunk]

woww..great doc..how fast you are..

[Ratan1982]

Very poor technique. This would not even be close to acceptable in North America

[SuperSontik]

it looks like you just popped some1s cherry

[SuperSontik]

im gonna try that now. wheres that broken bottle?

[Ix12eAPeRzZxI]

IM GUNNA PUKE SICK

[drsujithphilip]

The second suture should have been closer to the corner stich. Also one needs to keep a knot outside on both ends or take a knot in the corners by having a throw on the corner stitches or else the suture will become loose.

[DrJeWelleR]

حلوو ياباشا

[cizasarwar]

@adamsson7000 yeah am too a doc working in india.

[jaydamagnifik]

im not even a doc,,only a fisherman ,,and i stich my friend with a small fishing hook and 6lbs test line,,,it was painfull for him,,,but i can say ,i suture beter than you ,,why is thats suture not straight,,,its must look like a vagina by now,,loll

[jaydamagnifik]

@jaydamagnifik at least youre fast,,,thats a good begining

[DrMike84]

During stitching you should have pulled the line a bit so both wound halfs would've come together in a straight way. And the distance between the stitch parts is too far. It's going to be an ugly scar, poor patient.

[Teramann]

well done japanese!

[teufelziege]

sloppy technique

[KnightFitzpatrick]

@teufelziege not sloppy

[akkiiscool1]

@teufelziege It really does not look sloppy to me.

[teufelziege]

@akkiiscool1 He does an ok job right up until he closes. Then he pulls the sutures too tight and leaves them that way. The wound edges have too much of a pucker. It'll heal funny and scar worse. The edges should only have a slight up turn to them and be well approximated. A plastic surgeon taught me to suture facial lacerations in the army.

[battygirl31]

@teufelziege Definitely agree. Army trained, here, too, and I had the same thoughts as I watched him close.

[akkiiscool1]

@teufelziege Okay. I am just fascinated by all this, and from what I have seen, it just looked okay to me.

You know better, evidently. Thanks : )

[djarky]

Pretty good!

Thank you for uploading.

It would be nice if you could upload at least a picture of the results.

[findurniche]

Not a very pretty result one must admit. You see the rabbit ears if you pause towards the end.

[stereocili]

Ez aztan szep es gyors volt :)

[joejeep03]

That's horizontal mattress technique, right?

[demiseh]

No, that's a subcuticular technique. It's what's used in Plastics. Horizontal mattress is very different. 1 complete suture consists of 2 entrances and 2 exits. The horizontal pertains similarity to 2 simple interrupted combined together. the subcuticular / intradermal is something that requires much more practice to attain the best cosmetical effect.

[joejeep03]

Monocryl and that type of closing is the best for aesthetics. It doesn't scar like nylon sutures or have to removed. They are absorbed.

[joejeep03]

Where are the snaps for the towels? You guys don't use backhaus clamps?

[jamasama28]

That was fast!

[MizzDrVegan]

Thanks Dr for sharing this.