Biomaterials (SUTURES) | General Surgery | Lecture 07

#VeterinarySurgery #PriciplesOfSurgery #Sutures
A brief lecture on
01 - Suture Characteristics
02 - Suture Classification
03 - Suture Materials
04 - Surgical Needles
Video Credit - Dr. Debashis Parija
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[@Vetlove76]

Thankyu sir💖

[@vetsurgeryatease]

Most welcome 😃
Do share the video with your friends, juniors and seniors

[@KashifKhan-pp3pp]

Very helpful ....Thanks

[@vetsurgeryatease]

Thank you 😊
Please share with your friends, juniors and seniors 🌼

[@satwikpanigrahi6163]

really helpful.. keep up the good work bhai

[@vetsurgeryatease]

Thank you very much 😊

[@sandeepthind8444]

Keep it up dear sir keenly need this

[@vetsurgeryatease]

Thank you 🙂

[@priyobrata2]

This is very helpful to people like us who work for street animals.

[@vetsurgeryatease]

Thank you. Are you a vet?

[@priyobrata2]

@@vetsurgeryatease No sir, I provided basic and free treatment to injured and diseased street animals. Your tutorials are very much easy to understand (for non medical students like us) and very much informative. Thank you once again. 🙏🙏🙏

[@mridulkumar5606]

Very nice sir ji

[@vetsurgeryatease]

Thank you very much 💛

[@ananyasahu6022]

Silk is natural NA so phagocytosis occurs due to this tissue reaction is high

[@vetsurgeryatease]

No 👎 Wrong Answer!

[@ananyasahu6022]

Silk is multifilament 😌😅

[@prernayadav5540]

catgut is multifilament

[@vetsurgeryatease]

Technically it is. But it doesn't have characteristics properties like braided appearance or surface irregularities. Also it doesn't produce the tissue drag like other multifilament sutures. Instead it acts like monofilament.

[@monicamunda1571]

👌👌

[@vetsurgeryatease]

Thanks Monica 😍

[@dr.jasobantapradhan2314]

Nice nice nice

[@vetsurgeryatease]

Thank you very much bhai.