PPT-SUTURE MATERIAL AND SUTURING

TECHNIQUES IV Dr Archana Kumari Asstt Professor cum Junior Scientist Veterinary Surgery and Radiology BVC BASU Patna SUTURE MATERIAL Polydioxanone It is synthetic monofilament polymer of paradioxanone. is a . medical device. used to hold . body tissues. together after an injury or surgery. . It . generally consists of a . needle. with an attached length of . thread. . . A . number of different shapes, sizes, and thread materials have been developed over its millennia of history. MATERIALS. Suture Names and Material Type. Suture . TYPES. Monofilament or multifilament strands. Absorbable. or . Non-Absorbable. Absorbable loses strength in tissue and degrades within 60 days. Non-absorbable greater than 60 days. Terren Trott. Objectives. Understand Basic Suturing Anatomy . Indications for Suturing. Materials and Preparation. Suturing Techniques. Options to Sutures. Dermabond. Superficial lacerations. Facial lacerations. Tim Brandys MD FRCSC. Objectives. At the end of this teaching session the student will recognize the following:. The importance of suture needle design for performance of different tasks.. The importance of differences in suture material for different tasks.. Original by. Rance. . Redhouse. Lane . Atene. Kyle . John. Craig Kohn. Modified . by . Jamie Propson. Materials from Boston School of Medicine and other sources . Sutures. Sutures are used to repair cuts in the body and keep the edges of the wound closed. . Suture . TYPES. Monofilament or multifilament strands. Absorbable. or . Non-Absorbable. Absorbable loses strength in tissue and degrades within 60 days. Non-absorbable greater than 60 days. Suture . While small wounds can usually keep themselves closed, large wounds require additional assistance or they will re-open and delay healing. . Sutures can be made of absorbable material, wire, nylon, and other sources. . Suturing Dr. Shoshana Weiner DNP, FNP-BC Types of Suture Material Absorbable sutures, such as polyglactin 910 (Vicryl), polyglycolic acid (Dexon), and poliglecaprone 25 (Monocryl), are used to close deep, multiple-layer lacerations. Zamantha Marshall. Lissann Wolfe. What will be covered…. . Choosing an appropriate suture material . How to make a surgical incision. How to bury a knot. Intradermal suture patterns. How to perform an Aberdeen knot. Sutures. Suture plays an important role in wound repair by providing . hemostasis. and support for healing tissue.. Tissues have different requirements for suture support, depending on the type of tissue and anticipated duration of healing. Some tissues need support for only a few days (e.g., muscle, subcutaneous tissue, skin), whereas others require weeks (fascia) or months (tendon) to heal.. Sutures. Sutures are used to repair cuts in the body and keep the edges of the wound closed. . While small wounds can usually keep themselves closed, large wounds require additional assistance or they will re-open and delay healing. . Department. of . Surgical. Research and . Techniques. Basic . Surgical. . Practicals. . Knotting. . techniques. Viennese. . knot. . Surgical. . knot. Department. of . Surgical. Research and . Dr. . Rudra. . Pratap. . Pandey. Defined to be a device or contrivance to keep the wound edges together to facilitate healing by first intension.. History & Definitions. Historically. Ants held over the wound and when the cut edges were . 2024/5/10. lqy. 1. 2023 IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP). Background. Micro-suturing: under a surgical microscope - OSATS and NO-MAT. I. mbalance in the neurosurgeon-to-population ratio - automated scoring system for an overall score and parametric feedback to the trainees.