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0:00 Intro
0:14 About This Video
0:36 Right Handed Throw A
1:16 Right Handed Throw B
1:49 Transitioning Between Throws Right Handed
2:09 Tying with Short Suture Righty
2:35 100% Speed Righty
2:48 50% Speed Righty
3:02 25% Speed Righty
3:17 10% Speed Righty
3:52 5% Speed Righty
5:03 Left Handed Throw A
5:43 Left Handed Throw B
6:16 Transitioning Between Throws Left Handed
6:35 Tying with Short Suture Lefty
7:01 100% Speed Lefty
7:14 50% Speed Lefty
7:28 25% Speed Lefty
7:43 10% Speed Lefty
8:18 5% Speed Lefty
9:30 Conclusion (For Both Righty and Lefty)

I know there are a lot of videos out there describing how to tie surgical knots, but I could never find a video that I thought was optimal for how I wish I had learned how to suture, so I decided to make that video.

I originally learned very quickly how to tie knots on shoe laces by watching videos on youtube of people doing so. I thought I was decently competent at knot tying, so I was in for a rude awakening when I first tried to tie knots in the operating room with gloves on with actual suture material. I never found a video that showed the details of how suturing with gloves on with a fine thread must be done differently that with a pair of shoelaces. There is value to first learning with shoelaces, but you must practice with gloves and suture if you want to truly become proficient. I hope you find this video helpful and efficient for learning! Feel free to share with any other learners.

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