Advanced Suture Techniques Workshop for Tendon Repair
Explore the intricate world of tendon repair with a hands-on workshop focusing on suture techniques for goat tendons. Learn to master the 4-strand core cruciate, epitendon, and silfverskiold techniques in a well-equipped setting. Discover the essentials, from tools like sutures and scissors to the detailed process of pre-session dissection. Elevate your skills under expert guidance in a bright and spacious environment. For detailed information and registration, reach out through the provided channels.
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Session Objectives To be able to perform the following suture techniques on a goat tendon model; 4 strand core cruciate Running epitendon silfverskiold epitendon bssh.ac.uk
Faculty Information Requirements - Drinking straws to facilitate demonstration of technique Goat tendons Fridge for storage Pre-session dissection of goat tendons Trays for goat tendons to be placed for session Tables Gloves and aprons A bright spacious room Sutures (prolene/ethibond), needle holder, scissors Sharps bins bssh.ac.uk
4 strand core cruciate technique Green s operative hand surgery, 6th ed. Wolfe et al. bssh.ac.uk
Epitendon technique Green s operative hand surgery, 6th ed. Wolfe et al. bssh.ac.uk
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