๐ชก๐ฉโโ๏ธ๐Online Surgical Skills Courses for Medical Students and Doctors Worldwide ๐ Free Forever
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๐As our mission expanded, our logo evolved to reflect our growing global community and our commitment to accessible, high-quality surgical education worldwide.๐
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Our priority this year is to expand course access and materials while continuing to deliver high-quality, learner-focused resources for medical students and early-career doctors worldwide. ๐
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๐ Entering 2026, weโre building on five years of providing free surgical education to a global community spanning more than 50 countries.
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16 May 2025
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25 Apr 2025
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24 Apr 2025
Exciting news! Weโre now SUTURE GLOBAL! ๐
1K students in 50 countries have joined our free online courses. Ready to level up your surgical skills? Check out our new website๐ sutureglobal.com
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19 Nov 2024
Late to this party because I'm over on Le Ciel Bleu more now, but my fave for open surgery is the insulated, teflon coated diathermy blade tip. Used properly it can cut, coag, dissect, and be used as a teaching pointer- and comes in endless extensions.
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18 Nov 2024
Cooley โmyโ scissors. Only instrument that I asked to be added to the thoracic tray when I started. Great for PA dissections #surged #medicaleducation
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Lahey for me. Great instrument to dissect, sling etc Also really love Supercut McIndoe scissors
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18 Nov 2024
Lots of votes for the Lahey forceps
Iโm all for it over here @LaheyHospital @LaheySurgery
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Suture Global retweeted
18 Nov 2024
Oneโs non-dominant hand is the finest surgical instrument ever devised. ๐ค๐
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18 Nov 2024
Have always liked a laparoscopic peanut. Simple, but there are few more complex instruments that give the same combination of dissection, haemostasis and tactile feedback.
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Suture Global retweeted
17 Nov 2024
A little bit more from Pearsonโs AATS address & impact Belsey made on surgeons in Toronto, Chicago, and other places:
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17 Nov 2024
Yes- my fav for open thoracotomy as well. The Matson-Alexander is the best tool for harvesting an intercostal muscle flap, which is the most underappreciated flap we have. ICM flap can butress, rebuild tracheal wall, close esophageal leaks, and interpose to separate structures.
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16 Nov 2024
For Thoracic, I'll go with the Finochietto and the Matson-Alexander. Countless uses for the Matson during open thoracotomy, especially for chest wall resection.
#thoracic #surgery @TomVargheseJr @BrianMitzman @BrendonStilesMD @ShandaBlackmon @okusanyamd
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16 Nov 2024
Nothing beats a Foster-Gillies needle holder. Two instruments (needle holder and scissors) in one!
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16 Nov 2024
Now, I do like a good penny backer! So useful in a myriad of circumstances!
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