Saturday surgical tip: how to hold the needle holder ⤵️🪡! Finger grip technique: useful for precise and atraumatic suture of critical structures! Palm grip technique: ideal for sutures that requires more strength and power!
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Vascular Surgical tip: be careful with the vascular clamps 🗜️ only use one clip of the ratchet, two could be to much for the vessel ⤵️ and damage the endothelium 🔑🩸🔪💥🗣️!
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Pneumoperitoneum creation! How I do it: Hasson open technique! Introduced in 1971 by Dr Hasson H to eliminate the risks of Veress technique of bowel injury! Advantage: peritoneal cavity is accessed under direct vision! Tip: Always return the scalpel to the scrub nurse!
Vascular 🩸surgical tip: Never repair a vascular anastomosis leak under pressure because the tissue will teared and the defect will get bigger and bigger! The best option is identify the leak and them put again the clamps and repair the leak without pressure!
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Saturday surgical advice: never forget that operate an open abdomen is to open the Pandora’s 📦 box and you must be ready for everything! This is one of the main advantages of the Borraez 💼 bag: allows to see directly the bowel and to evaluate its state and perfusion ⤵️💡‼️🗣️🚨
How to avoid suture cuts ✂️ in your non dominant hand🪡fingers: don’t put the passive loop of the suture on the back of your finger 🖐️ but on the tip of the finger to prevent the friction of the suture from cutting 🧵!
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Vascular surgical tip: always take out the air 💨🌬️of your vascular anastomosis ⤵️ with a jet of flow before complete the last two stitches of it! Specially during carotid surgery! Eversion carotid endarterectomy example 🩸📌✂️!
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@Cirbosque
How not to perform ⤵️💡surgical knots 🪢 : 1. Speed is not a probe quality 2. Always tying the knot down using the index finger 3. Never forget to perform post with your non dominant hand 4. You must cross your hands to perform square knots!
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How to avoid eversion of the skin edges when performing a Sarnoff suture (vertical mattress suture): Far - Far but try to perform the Near - Near part with a subcuticular (intradermal) technique ⤵️🔑🔪!
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How it started: My 1st open rAAA repair when I was a 1st year graduated general surgeon / How it goes: My last week open rAAA repair as a 1st year graduated vascular surgeon!
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🔑: persistence, resilience and mentorship!
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@XavierBerardMD
3 ways of how to use the tissue scissors ✂️ (Metzenbaum): vertical for deep tubular surgical fields, dissection and palming 🥋! (For the example we used a Mayo scissor because in that moment we didn’t have Metzenbaum scissors) Only in the
@BBASS_skills
by
@David_ukan
!
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Surgical tip: If you are performing a surgical suture and you need to put a stitch back, you can change the direction of the needle immediately just by using the surrounding tissue and the needle holder🔪⤵️🪡! How I do it 🪢🔑🥊!
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@debby_keller
Remember: silk suture 🪡 (biologic, non absorbable, braided without memory) only requires 3 knots 🪢 due to its highly friction coefficient!
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@Cirbosque
Finger grip technique to handle needle holder and clamps: always use 1st finger but if you use 2nd finger you lost precision and direction, if you use 3rd finger gain just a little bit of precision so you must use 1st and 4th finger to have the best precision and direction!
Basic tip: Surgical 🪢 using the needle holder! Remember, two initial turns and then only one turn to one side and then to the other side of the needle holder making it in an alternately way!
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Surgical scissors: The Metzenbaum tissue scissors, for delicate cuts and blunt dissection developed by Dr Myrion Metzenbaum, ear, nose and throat specialist at
@MountSinaiNYC
. He was a national authority in reconstructive surgery!
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@jmills1955
Happy new year and the best wishes for this 2024 to all the futures surgeons and surgeons in the world! Remember you are the exponents of the art and science of surgery!
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Surgical Consideration! The Hypoglossal Nerve 🧠 is the 12th Cranial Nerve! It is mainly an efferent nerve for the tongue musculature! The hypoglossal nerve is at high risk of injury during carotid endarterectomy and carotid body tumor resection 🫀🩸!
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The Blair Donati’s suture (vertical mattress suture) has a far-far-near-near configuration where the far-through stitches seize the subcutaneous tissue and the near-through stitches seize only the dermis: how I do it 🪡🪢🔊💡!
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Basic surgical tip: never tie too hard an active soft drain as a Jackson Pratt because you will have a total occlusion of the drain and a malfunction of it 🪢! Post cholecystectomy, Parkland V, bile leak due to necrotic cystic duct (Strasberg A bile duct injury)!
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The Cambridge twist technique using the needle holder with palm grip to avoid torsion and rupture of monofilament synthetic suture 🔑⤵️🪢💥☝🏽!
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The Anchor ⚓️ stitch technique: teach to me by professor
@Ciruvillarreal
! An excellent technique to perform the stitch to fix the mesh to the cooper ligament during an open Nyhus pre peritoneal posterior groin hernia no tension repair ⤵️☝🏽🗣️!
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Monday basic surgical tip: be careful when you perform knots with the instruments in your hands and the needle holder with the needle in it ⤵️🪡💥! Because you can turn the needle easily in to a stab and have you or generate in your surgical staff an accidental needle puncture!
Locations of the vermiform appendix ⤵️🔑: Subhepatic appendicitis is a very uncommon entity (0.08 %)! The 1st case of subhepatic appendicitis was reported in 1955 by King! The 1st description of the subhepatic appendix was done by Dr Turner in 1863 at autopsy!
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Monday Surgical tip: as in open surgery you can use the Maryland dissector to gently push and modify your needle 🪡 position and adapt it to perform suture in difficult angles during minimally invasive surgery 💥⤵️✂️⚡️!
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