Deluxe Suture Kit & Online Training Course

Perfect for:

• Medical students
• Dental students
• Nurses
• Veterinary students
• EMTs / Emergency response personnel
• Survivalists & Preppers

Order your deluxe suture kit today & receive:

• the deluxe 20-piece suturing kit
• the online suturing mastery course with step-by-step instructional training videos.
• eBook: The how to stitch-up wounds
• eBook: Guide for choosing the right suture material
• our money-back satisfaction guarantee

Suture Kit Contents

(The Deluxe Kit contents differ slightly from Standard and the Compact Suture Kits)

Suturing Instruments

• ‍‍x1 Suturing instruments black zipper case
• x1 Straight needle holder with latch
• x1 Medium scissors (blunt/sharp)
• x1 Small scissors (pointed)
• x1 Scalpel (38 mm / 1 inch)
• x2 Skin hooks
• x1 Medium tissue forceps (rat-toothed)
• x1 Small forceps (flat)

Also:

• ‍‍x1 A link to the Apprentice Doctor® online surgical knot tying and suturing course
• x1 Three-layered imitation skin sheet
• x5 Sachets surgical sutures with needles attached
• (….x2 Sachets of 3/0 silk braided sutures
• ….x2 Sachets of 3/0 nylon monofilament sutures
• ….x1 Suture Sachet 3/0 chromic catgut absorbable)
• x2 Silk suture thread rolls
• x2 Sachets of x5 half-circle no. 16 eyed suturing needles

Training & Tutorials

You will learn:

• How to remove sutures (the correct technique)
• How to correctly line up wound margins
• How to evert a wound’s edges when suturing and why that’s important
• How to correct the “dog’s ear” suturing defect
• How to avoid ugly scars
• The best way to professionally care for wounds
• The correct techniques for holding your suturing instruments
• How to treat wounds aseptically to minimize the chance of infection
• The complications of suturing and how to prevent them
• Real world suturing case studies

How to tie various surgical knots:

• a square knot
• a granny’s knot
• a surgeon’s knot

How to tie surgical knots using:

Hand tying methods

• 1-handed instrument methods
• 2-handed instrument methods

How to place:

1. subcutaneous sutures
2. interrupted sutures
3. interrupted sutures with buried knots
4. continuous sutures
5. continuous interrupted sutures
6. horizontal mattress sutures
7. vertical mattress sutures
8. “far-and-near” sutures
9. continuous subcuticular sutures
10. purse string sutures