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suturekit.com

Behind the Knife’s Suture Practice Kit + Knot Tying Simulator is designed to help you DOMINATE THE DAY.  The suture kit contains everything you need to hone your surgical skills, including high-quality surgical instruments, multiple different kinds of sutures, and a best-in-class suture pad. The Knot Tying Simulator is designed for beginners and for those with more advanced skills.  The simulator includes a free-standing hook ideal for high-repetition knot-tying practice, a hook set within a cylinder to replicate tying knots in a deep body cavity, and adjustable bands to simulate tying knots under tension. This kit comes with free access to premium how-to videos from the Behind the Knife team.  Worried about your performance in the operating room? Don’t be! These videos cover everything you need to know with clear, easy-to-follow instructions. From two-handed knot tying to a running subcuticular stitch to closing a laparoscopic port site, we’ve got your back (lefties too!). You can even test your skills with Behind the Knife challenges. Your satisfaction is important to us. Please contact hello@behindtheknife.org with questions, concerns, and feedback.

lacerationrepair.com

When I show emergency physician colleagues the inverting horizontal mattress suture technique, most everyone finds it interesting; but most also have the question: When would I ever use this? In th…

inovus.org

Explore Inovus Medical's innovative approach to surgical training through advanced simulators and educational tools. Discover how we are shaping the…

suture-expert.com

monofil & resorbierbar 90-110 Tage bis zur vollständigen Resorption

bioplate.com

Listen to the Cranial Closure Podcast as the President of Bioplate, Thomas Hopson, join host Matt Boutwell.

aesculapusa.com

Aesculap Implant Systems offers high-end surgical instruments and implants for orthopaedic and spinal surgery. Chronic pain makes an active lifestyle challenging. Treatments, including surgery, are available to help reduce pain and regain activity level.

operativereview.com

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leeannbrady.com

I am a big fan of chair-side air abrasion. It is an incredible clinical tool to clean temporary cement off a tooth prior to adhesively placing a final restoration, prepare certain restorative materials for bonding and even complete some small cavity preparations. For years I have pushed through the inconvenience of the equipment for air