Surgical Knot Tying: One Handed (Concept + Demo)

In this video, we hope to break down the concept of the one handed surgical knot. This tutorial is designed for you to first understand the logic before we go into the details, so while it may not have the same step by step approach as some other videos, it will ultimately allow for longer term retention and ease of learning between hands. Enjoy!
Timestamps:
What is a knot: 0:20
How does it differ in surgery: 0:40
One handed knot: 1:15
Tips/Common Mistakes: 3:41
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[@zerakhu]

You are such a gifted teacher thank you

[@themodernsurgeon]

Wow, thank you!

[@Johndoenut]

by far the best video on the topic

[@joshuachen2342]

Really clear!

[@robertschultz3693]

Great video! The explanations of the basics and how to know when to throw back hand or forehand was great. Would really like to see a video on advanced one handed tying. e.g. Do you reposition on a forehand between your third and forth finger or keep it wrapped all the way around your fifth finger as you guide the knot down? Does this differ if you are securing pericardium with silk, tying a purse string on the aorta with proline, or tying a coronary with hair like monofilament? Details please!

[@bahaeddinenasri2916]

Thank you

[@حوریهفیضاللهزاده]

Thank you😊😊😊😊😊