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[tuwuesday]

my crochet brain: alright, next row is a chain 5 and finish off

[reginabossong]

This is the same technique, minus a hook, that is used to make a chain stitch in crochet.

[adamlembke-qojr]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought, "HEY! He's crocheting!"

[thetipinatorR]

Thank you so very much for sharing this! I’m not a doctor but I’ve always been the person in my family to take care of everyone else. My mother had a hack doctor that almost killed her from a straight forward hernia surgery so hat led to 56 major operations!
I have no ability to learn languages so I am horrible with Latin and a lot of medical terms are from Latin. However I’m still the person that advocates for everyone else and if I can take care of it myself, I do. I’m practicing my stitching now and I came across you by accident. Or was it…
I appreciate you very much!🙏🏼❤️

[jaminorman]

I've watched several of these now. Dumb question... why so many? What's the guideline for which suture/knot for which procedures? Do they heal differently? Is it a personal preference based on who's doing the sutures? Also, what determines if stitching or stapling is preferred? Thank you for spending so much time doing these videos... they're fascinating!

[cgme]

I’m closing an open wound right now, people. If I can finish it I’ll try to some magic to bring the guy back to life 👌 I lost him

[esqueci_meu_nome]

Okay, YouTube just randomly recommended me this, and now i'm watching all your videos because it's interesting and i don't know why but your voice sounds calming....

[kasiajackowska]

Thank you for your knowledge sharing ❤

[rachaelleann]

I wish you'd explain which part of the body each technique is for. Love these tho

[auberjean]

@minimedlessons
This is the one that made me hit Subscribe. Wow!

[blendofdays]

I had some of these after a c section & my lord the "corner" pain I had! Nurses said sometimes that happens from those stitches being so tight. Recovery was gnarly!

[heatheralbert]

This is how my great grandma taught me to tie off stitching sewing. Also, i felt the crocheting familiarity.

[Ebuliogenic]

Love ur videos really helps with med school

[MrLee-cypw]

Shout out to the guy who donated his skin to make this video possible!

[RandomsFandom]

Its a rope chain. I prefer external loop stitches. Less chance for infection from the string. I have had stitches a few times, somehow the places never have anesthetic

[former_emo_future_goth]

I use this knot to tie off my thread when I sew ladder stitches

[hellosweetheart]

All I can think about are Aberdeen hooks for perch fishing 🤣

[alialdugaim]

After watching this video, I can confidently say that I am a qualified surgeon.. 🤓

[aelucif]

love this vids for learning regular cloth sewing jajaj

[jeffreykreft]

I believe they used to use this knot when tying off the gallbladder duct when the gallbladder is temoved. Dont ask me how i know this, bad memories!