When I sutured my first tummy tuck I used the technique from this video. The other residents were impressed and asked me where I have learned it. Thanks to Dr. Zenn I was able to do it at first try. I am grateful for this video. Much appreciated.

I am an Aerospace Engineer and have no idea why I am watching this. Very instructive indeed lol

@cyborgboomer1701

4 жыл бұрын

Suturing your aircraft's hull is a vital aeronautical skill.

@Elb.ossama

3 жыл бұрын

computer engineer here

@davidjosephjohn8599

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. I'm a car detailer. Cool vid though

@the_space_parakeet4467

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, an aerospace engineer? That’s awesome! I’m just an 8th grader who wants to be a cardiothoracic surgeon. I’m practicing my sutures on a banana peel because I read that is a good substitute for the silicone “skin” stuff. And I can’t afford one of those fancy suture kits. 😅

@abhinashthapa9623

3 жыл бұрын

Architect here

Fascinating-- the first time I've seen it demonstrated WITH an explanation. This is exactly what I needed to really understand the process.

@moshadosha1562

2 жыл бұрын

great movie thanks

A few years ago I had a suture course in my college. Right now I don't remember much from it but thanks to your clear explanations and step-by-step instructions I feel like I remember most of it now. Thank you!

Omg I was a student at New York hospital and he was a resident there 30 years ago. Very good doctor and a nice gentleman back then

Even after 5 years this tutorial is of great value to many! Thank you and you who contributed to this work!

1. Instrument Tie - 0:55 2. Simple Suture - 2:46 3. Simple Buried Suture - 3:52 4. Vertical Mattress Suture - 5:21 5. Horizontal Mattress Suture - 6:54 6. Figure of 8 Suture - 8:41 7. Simple Running Suture - 9:32 8. Simple Running Locking Suture - 11:10 9. Subcuticular Suture - 12:43 10. Complex Deep Wound Closure - 14:15 11. Skin Stapling & Removal Technique - 18:45

@nikhilhumane5540

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@beniezung4611

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

You are Amazing! I felt as if you were doing in front of me. Thank you so much for your diligence, doc!

22 min, great demo, explanation, and reasoning for the suture. I’m only an LPN at the moment, and I’m continuing into the healthcare field. This video is perfect for anyone.. even for life saving measures in day to day life! I’m always thinking worse case scenario 😂, but so grateful for this!

Its a 22 min video and I felt like its only 22 sec. I love thee with pace of the work sir. Its amazing and so are you. Thank you for such a BEA...wait for it...U...tiful demonstration. 😍

Best to learn this with diligent practice. Betadine, subcue bleeding, respiration, pulsation, etc. can obscure & move your field of view and make this more difficult. Pay attention to your needle exit points (they are predictable). Dr. Venn (sp.) is obviously a real expert. This is a wonderful lesson.

@rolandszigetvari3664

2 жыл бұрын

رز گگج

Dude his knots are like magic, super fast!

this was so satisfying to watch, thank you recommendations!!!

Great video. Realism of material is mindblowing. It reacts applied forces like a real tissue.

@vatainc

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Onur! Always great to hear feedback.

I just spent a half hour watching this. Well worth it.

me, practising my suturing at mcdonalds with my homies on a saturday afternoon

@cyborgboomer1701

4 жыл бұрын

Ah, a man of refined culture.

@Harlem55

4 жыл бұрын

Ah, and let me guess, using a raw big mac as the test subject. Nice.

@memelord8325

2 жыл бұрын

Out here living my dream as a med student

This video is literally the BEST for suture practice❤!!!! Plus the explanations on suturing techniques are easy to understand omg!

Great seeing your video Mike. Hope you and your family are doing well. Wes Schooler and family.

Skilled man what a world we live in that I can watch you work

Thank you for posting this video! The step-by-step is very informative! Thank you!

Thank you so much sir I thoroughly observed your demonstration completely till the end of your video it is just mind blowing and it is very useful to improve my skills I'm a medical student .so nice really no words you made it really easier to pickup

YESSS RECOMMENDATIONS YESSSSS

Putting an emergency med kit for extended time in wilderness. Very useful for me for a possible wound (hope not!) doctors are usually not there. Thank you sir!

@LA_Viking

2 жыл бұрын

Precisely. I learned to suture almost 50 years ago...a very important skill for my mountaineering, sailing, and other expeditions. Although I feel like suturing is overused in wilderness settings, when you need to do it you really need to do it!

@kohlrabenschwanz

2 жыл бұрын

u better should get some Lidocain/Epi as well...

Some people are missing the point of this video and nitpicking details to death. If you want a medical education, go to medical school, or spend a few hundred hours in an OR. Thanks to the author of the video for posting this demonstration of different suturing techniques.

@lucyjane7375

5 жыл бұрын

I agree, but, you do realize you're on KZread right? Anyone can watch and comment. My 9 year old has probably watched this video. Beautiful technique though right? Mesmerizing.

Thank you very much, sir. With love from Bangladesh.

I’m in high school but watching this is still so cool. Can’t wait to try it.

@mckennaraebug

2 жыл бұрын

🥳

Love this! Thank you

A very useful one for me studying medicine senior year on this pandemic.

I am not a medical student but my sister got me a suture kit a lot like this for Christmas and so I have been practicing

Outstanding training. Very pleased to see your videos

THANKS dr great honor to watch your videos

Not a medical student, just super relaxing to watch for wuteva reason.

Excellent video for surgeon to learn and practice

I am OT technician amazing suturing and technique sir Thanku sir

Dr.Zenn you're my unofficial suturing mentor.

Why didn't we have this when I was in medical school? I had to practice on chicken skin.

@beatrizbalcinoiu2186

4 жыл бұрын

I don't know why but I laughed a lot 😂😂😂😂😂

@iamanidiotbut9616

4 жыл бұрын

Congratulations on your accomplishments!!! I aspire to be a doctor, and I respect and admire you guys a lottttttttt!! Love and congratulations from Jamaica

@alexandrevaliquette1941

3 жыл бұрын

I would guess that this kit is more expensive than chicken (free practice before each meal). With chicken or pork or lamb, you can practice more realistic stitching on real anatomic tissue. The great value of the kit is that it is not dirty, so you can practice anywhere anytime... But it came at a price...

@echalotto283

3 жыл бұрын

I'm currently in med school and even though we have that kind of artificial skins, we practiced on pig feet as well ...

@justanotherguy9034

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 oh my god !! hahaha

amazing video, really helpful for all medicos. Thank you!

This is great for when I stitch the stuffing in before putting the turkey in the oven each Thanksgiving. Oh, and when I perform minor surgery on myself, less likely to end with scars. Hopefully won't have to use this in the mountains or desert where I play, but nice to know the proper way, instead of my usual square knots.

@envytee9659

2 жыл бұрын

Surgeon's knots, or the simple suture, are really just square knots. Only difference is the two throws to start the knot, instead of a single one.

You made the figure of 8 technique very easy for me ❤❤❤

Greetings. Awesome video. However, would you consider employing a darker, perhaps black colored surgical thread? It iwill be more vissible in the video. Also, have the camera angled from behind rather than the front.

Thanks for the tutorial!!

Thanks very much I have learnt figure 8 technique

Very cool tutorial!. Thanks

Hello, Doctor. Excellent video. I'm not a doctor or a medical student , i'm just interested in medical procedures and things related to surgery and medicine. Many years ago i was studying to be a clinical laboratory technician and i learned how to actually draw a blood sample on other students. I excelled in X-Ray, and there were occasions when the instructor had to go on an errand and i had to help the other students set up the X-Ray machine and help them develop the X-Ray film. The Hematology instructor was elderly and she used to come up in back of the students hollering all kinds of things which made me very nervous, so i finally had to quit school, she made me too nervous. I should have gone to another school and studied to be an X-Ray technician. I would have been good at that. Why i didn't, i don't know. Best of luck to you, and please keep making videos.

@rokismrad1430

3 жыл бұрын

Its never too late my friend

@richardturner6981

3 жыл бұрын

@@rokismrad1430 I'm too old now. I'm 71 and ready to retire and take life easy.

@DennisMathias

2 жыл бұрын

@@richardturner6981 I'm 77 and I figure if ever I had to..maybe I could with a little help. It'd have to be a desperate situation..but ..

As a seamstress, I knew all of these stitches, but the stapler method is something I tried once ina pinch at work where my skirts fabric began tearing away from the seams, along side the seams, and as I was at work, it began to become a very big big problem as one can only imagine. LOL. Staples and fabric are not compatible lol. Glad skin and staples are though. The only difference in sewing skin, vs fabrics, is the knots, in sewing we do not use knots as much as possible. And prefer to use the smallest possible knots. But the best closures on fabric have zero knots, which we accomplish via doing the basic straight stitch and sewing over our starting position three to four times. And finishing the same way. A continuous running stitch is only used when basting as it is the weakest stitch, and often will deform the fabric, if put under too much stress. A running backstitch however, is very strong, and is used often when hand sewing a busy seam, as it will not come undone easily, can be put under fairly strong tension, and if it does come undone, you can easily patch the seam by starting about an inch away from the broken stitches, and finishing about an inch away as well. It is good to know, if in an emergency, my sewing skills could potentially help a person, by emergency, I am talking middle of nowhere with no hospitals, medics, or other access to medical attention. But in such a case. I would probably not bring sutures, but instead skin glue and bandages instead lol. As I doubt it very much a person who required emergency medical, would appreciate a novice sewing their skin together without pain killing helps. lol.

i'm here at 12:30 am on a school night. do i know how i got here, as a freshman in highschool with absolutely zero interest in the medical field? no. am i having fun? yes.

This was an awesome vid! No idea why I watched it but who knows, maybe it will come in handy one day! lol (I'm just a nobody housewife so truly no idea why I'd need this knowledge but grateful it's available to me!)

Thank you, sir. I recommend to add indications and contraindications as well.

Good suturing technique!

This video is so helpful I am a med student, and I think I will nail it because of this vid

Thank you sir.. This video are very helpful for me.. Today im learning many ways suture from your video.. God bless you..

You are a good teacher the information has been learnt

Really amazing and practical thank you Doctor Zen

amazing video thanks sir appriciated is v v helpful for every medical std

Amazing, I leaned for this

Thanks for the tutorial.Good refresher to improve my skills. PA-C

Great video. I would like to suggest that you tell people they have to start with a clean incision first or to clean the site up first before suturing? Thanks so much for sharing.

Thank you so much for this very important information

Im just here because I still believe an apocalypse will happen this year and Im going to have to take care of my apocalyptic society.

@faishalazis

3 жыл бұрын

we have pandemic lmao

@tazmik18

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@sunsunsunh

3 жыл бұрын

same

@Meena-hv4lq

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I feel you on this though

I suck at this. Thanks for this easy-to-follow tutorial. Now I can apply it in my surgeries.

@captainnoobie331

2 жыл бұрын

go play doctor on animals if you are bad at sutures it will help

This is amazing!Thank you sir for the tutorial. 💚💚

Thank you !! your my first lesson yay super confident.

@DheerajKumar-ok7yc

2 жыл бұрын

Hii

@DheerajKumar-ok7yc

2 жыл бұрын

Are you in medical field

great video series!

thank u very mache Mr Michel and all the groupe

TIPS AND TRICKS ON RUNNING SUBCUTICULAR SUTURE: kzread.info/dash/bejne/mYWf2Nxmka3HYZM.html

thank you sir this video very helpfull for learning suture

thanks for your uninterrupted help

Thank you so much for this💕💕💕

Good one. Very comprehensive, all varieties of suturing , very well explained. Thank you

U made it very possible for begginers

Thank you sir this is really helpfull for the exams!

excellent sir thank you

I'm only watching this after binge watching 15 seasons of Grey's Anatomy. But this video is very informative and clear instructions and visuals

I just tried this on my fish! He is so happy he is swimming in circles!!

@maganeng3063

3 жыл бұрын

I uh-

@nevaehlumiere5418

3 жыл бұрын

Ummmmm 🤦🏻‍♀️

I'm a librarian and idk why I'm watching this at 3am

You are best teacher !

I'm veterinary student your video is well explained.

Thank you very much for this informative video. 🙂

As a dentist, I throw a lot of sutures after tooth extraction or implant placement. These techniques will sharpen my skills

@donkeywhistler

3 жыл бұрын

weird

Thanks for the video, I am now a consultant in suturing, suture specialist... lol 😂

Very well done! Thank you.

I work in Healthcare, so this is interesting knowledge to have

subbed, thanks Micheal!

Very informative thank you for the time do you have any videos on different types of wounds and suturing such as right angle or T or X wounds

I have benefitted alot from you . Thank you very much for your understanble vedio

This is good to know just in case your kids get hurt 👍great tutorial

Very helpful! Thank you!

amazing tecineques i really appreciate your working means alot

This is super helpful. I'm a ACNP student and will be doing a lot of these one day. This was better than my instructor's class. The kit looks awesome. I have a cheaper one and the silicone pad is not very realistic. I might get one of these when my student loan kicks in this summer!

@richardturner6981

4 жыл бұрын

@ Mari G: Good luck to you in the future. don't let anyone force you to quit medical school like my Hematology instuctor did. Read my comment above. Btw, what is an ACNP?

Wonderful video!

Great tips, and overview!

Great job, thanks a lot.

Cool video! Thank You for nice video!

nice elaboration and demonstration✊

Great video. Super informative.

this is a very good demonstrative video, thank you

It was Amazing and helpful thank you so much wish you all the best.

Sample complex Deep wound suture Simple Running suture 9:32 Length of suture thru the entire? Vertical mattress suture 6:54

This plastic surgeon (there's the hint) is so smooth, it's hard to even see what he's doing. Beautiful technique. Lovely to watch. Unfortunately, I'm better off watching a clumsy (hungover) ER resident hack his/her way through a set of simple interrupted stitches with huge suture material ( 3.0 gut) and dull scissors that you can hear scraping from the break room. I will be watching this repeatedly and wishing things.

Easy to grasp concept.