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Teach Yourself to Stitch & Suture Lacerations & Cuts Using Oranges for Practice

Scared to hurt someone while learning how to stitch? So was I. So as a Medical Student I got my gumption up to do the real thing by practicing closing cuts on orange peels. The texture is surprisingly similar to real suturing and the orange won't mind. Doesn't matter whether using dissolvable or non dissolvable sutures or the materials - vicryl, ethilon, prolene, silk - they all will work. Over my career I have stitched hundreds and hundreds of times including my own 5 year old after a spill from a play structure opening their chinny chin chin. Suturing is a very useful yet simple technique for turning gushing gaping wounds into tamed cuts. In this instructional video we will look at the suture thread, introducer curved needle, forceps and needle driver and demonstrate how all of this comes together to make a successful human skin stitch.