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Knotting techniques

Knotting techniques

Knot types Simple knot

Knot types Square knot

Knot types Granny knot

Knot types Square knot vs. Granny knot

Knot types Surgeon’s knot

Simple Knot Two-hand technique 01

Simple Knot Two-hand technique 02

Simple Knot Two-hand technique 03

Simple Knot Two-hand technique 04

Simple Knot Two-hand technique 05

Simple Knot Two-hand technique 06

Simple Knot Two-hand technique 07

Simple Knot Two-hand technique 08

Square Knot Two-hand technique 01

Square Knot Two-hand technique 02

Square Knot Two-hand technique 03

Square Knot Two-hand technique 04

Square Knot Two-hand technique 05

Square Knot Two-hand technique 06

Square Knot Two-hand technique 07

Square Knot Two-hand technique 08

Simple Knot One-hand technique 01

Simple Knot One-hand technique 02

Simple Knot One-hand technique 03

Simple Knot One-hand technique 04

Simple Knot One-hand technique 05

Simple Knot One-hand technique 06

Square Knot One-hand technique 01

Square Knot One-hand technique 02

Square Knot One-hand technique 03

Square Knot One-hand technique 04

Square Knot One-hand technique 05

Square Knot One-hand technique 06

Square Knot One-hand technique 07

Square Knot One-hand technique 08

Square Knot One-hand technique 09

Surgeon’s Knot 01

Surgeon’s Knot 02

Surgeon’s Knot 03

Surgeon’s Knot 04

Surgeon’s Knot 05

Surgeon’s Knot 06

Surgeon’s Knot 07

Surgeon’s Knot 08

Surgeon’s Knot 09

Surgeon’s Knot 10

Surgeon’s Knot 11

Surgeon’s Knot 12

Surgeon’s Knot 13

Surgeon’s Knot 14

Surgeon’s Knot 15

Surgeon’s Knot 16

Surgeon’s Knot 17

Surgeon’s Knot 18

Surgeon’s Knot 19

Surgeon’s Knot 20

Surgeon’s Knot 21

Knotting with an instrument

Knotting with an instrument RIGHT WRONG

Knotting with an instrument Needle holder’s lock

Knotting with an instrument Needle holder’s lock - closing

Knotting with an instrument Needle holder’s lock - closing

Knotting with an instrument Needle holder’s lock - closing

Holding the needle RIGHT WRONG

Holding the needle RIGHT WRONG

Square Knot With instrument 01

Square Knot With instrument 02

Square Knot With instrument 03

Square Knot With instrument 04

Square Knot With instrument 05

Square Knot With instrument 06

Square Knot With instrument 07

Square Knot With instrument 08

Square Knot With instrument 09

Surgeon’s Knot With instrument 01

Surgeon’s Knot With instrument 02

Surgeon’s Knot With instrument 03

Surgeon’s Knot With instrument 04

Surgeon’s Knot With instrument 05

Surgeon’s Knot With instrument 06

Surgeon’s Knot With instrument 07

Deep Knot 01 02

Deep Knot 03 04

Deep Knot 05 06

Deep Knot 07

Suturing techniques

Holding the needle-holder RIGHT WRONG

Holding the scissors RIGHT WRONG

Holding the forceps RIGHT WRONG

Holding the scalpel RIGHT WRONG

Simple subcutaneous suture

Simple subcutaneous suture

Simple subcutaneous suture

Continuous subcutaneous suture

Continuous subcutaneous suture

Continuous subcutaneous suture

Simple skin suture

Simple skin suture

Simple skin suture

Continuous skin suture

Continuous skin suture

Continuous skin suture

Non-absorbable intracutaneous suture

Non-absorbable intracutaneous suture

Non-absorbable intracutaneous suture

Absorbable intracutaneous suture

Absorbable intracutaneous suture

Absorbable intracutaneous suture

Absorbable intracutaneous suture

Absorbable intracutaneous suture

Absorbable intracutaneous suture

Absorbable intracutaneous suture

Absorbable intracutaneous suture

Absorbable intracutaneous suture

Allgöwer suture

Allgöwer suture

Allgöwer suture

Donati suture

Donati suture

Donati suture