Internationally renowned plastic surgeon.
Lifelong educator.
As an internationally renowned plastic surgeon, Michael R. Zenn, M.D. has practiced for more than 20 years and produces high-quality educational videos of basic suture techniques. He is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery as well as a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
For a decade, Dr. Zenn served as Director of the Duke Plastic Surgery Residency Program, responsible for training and mentoring the Duke plastic surgery residents. He serves as a national board examiner for the American Board of Plastic Surgery. While his plastic surgery roots are in North Carolina, Dr. Zenn is regularly invited to lecture and teach plastic surgeons around the world. He has written plastic surgery textbooks, invented and patented surgical procedures, and is the author of hundreds of peer-reviewed published articles.
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1. Five stitches of the simple interrupted suture 2:59 2. Five stitches of the interrupted horizontal mattress suture 8:06 3. Five stitches of the vertical mattress suture 6:16 4. Five stitches of the figure-of-8 suture 9:04 5. Continuous locked sutures - 1 set of 10 suture 12:53
To all non-surgeon watching there: You won't have these equipment in the field. You can simply wrap bandage or tape the wound and call the ambulance. Haha!
What about the thing that older (ED) doctors say about "locking" the first knot by pulling the strings both to one side? And also I was taught to pull the knot to one side instead of overlying the wound because the knot can be irritating to the laceration?
Superglue has better results
That was awesome. Thankyou!
Great teaching,thank you.
Thank you! This helped my dog tremendously. Twice.
I don't get what you mean same side as the loop
Пока учусь 4 год на массажиста, вот и хирургию решила подучить, спасибо огромное за видео❤
Молодец швы невидимые, операции чистая, не гнойные, меня мама также оперировать научила уже лет 20 операции делать приходится, ни одной гнойной, и ни одного рубца на теле, последний год ещё поддучиваюсь, если раньше иногда тоненькая ниточка оставалась, сейчас уже точечные не видно микрошрамм от 1мм до 3мм. Оперировать приходится в условиях сильнейшей жары. С большим уважением за ваш не лёгкий труд. Сколько людей спасли молодец ❤
Ive got my national certificate in primary wound closure (peripheral IV also). Possibly a good idea to have the knowledge for basic interupted suturing for those who spend time outdoors with others, a basic kit is inexpensive. Still, practice required.
I love this! What is the best option for skin closure over joint and tougher skin?
The same. I'm not sure how much knowledge you have? Cutting needles for skin closure are used instead of tapered (tapered for internal soft tissue). I carry Ethilon black monofilament polyamide in sizes 2/0-5/0 for most cutaneous tissue. Sizes 5-4, finer thread better off for eg. Facial or more delicate areas (also for cosmetics). Mono is good as it has low Friction compared to braid and, unlike braid has stretch which is better for use over joints. Suturing and choice of suture materials can be mind boggling. I've only been trained in primary. Black mono is not absorbable, ability to stretch and would suggest using in the circumstances you mentioned. A reverse cutting needle pack in size 2/0 strong and good for this. Hope this helps ❤
@@Countryboy071 thanks 😊
Procedure of suture before ingection technique
Thanks for good knowledge of suture.
FABULOUS
Thanku sir❤️
Good video about suturing and the different varient of it, thank you Dr. Zenn.
Hello, which technique you would recommend for a post delivery laceration or a episiotomy. I know you are not an OBGYN but your techniques are clean. Also, explanation is clear and concise Also, I know the technique maybe different for the each layers. The recommended suture/vicryl would be appreciated (a video to this would be good, but whatever I get is kindly appreciated ❤)
But u can keep without cutting the sutur?
Is this real skin?
definitely
i think a corpse lol
Cool
What is the benefit of everting the skin edges vs a simple buried suture? Is it strength and also different cosmetic outcomes?
Great educational clip ❤🇮🇶
Is that real skin?? The Yellow fat underneath is kinda gross.😅😬
I think the camera should've faced how the surgeon is actually facing the suture. It's the opposite and creates confusion.
I am surgical nurse i want to becom good surgen in the next
I am surgical nurse i want to becom good surgen in the next
Thanks 🙏
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Great work sir
I’ve help my dad when he got wound on his head, its an emergency, but luckly i’ve watch this before it happen
Im a freshman watching stuff like this😂😂
How the instruments are called?
Would love a video series on common mistakes and pitfalls, demonstrating errors such as buttoning or dog ears
I luv d subcuticular running suture ❤
Excellent sir
The best والحسين
Can't we print the slides???
Thats a real cadaver!
Beautiful stitching and suturing techniques
this video re-kindled an old but ardent passion, thank you...
Great instruction. Students, do needlework stitching on fabric ! This was so familiar to me.
GREAT video. Thank you!
Thanks for help..
That last way to bury the knot was really interesting because that's exactly what I do in sewing sometimes!
Thank you so much. very informative video. I was looking for this info and it was delivered perfectly. a great Teacher. I hope I can one day teach what I learned like you do.
Am new here please am I welcomed
Vertical mattress 6:18