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Chase Surgical

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Chase Surgical

@ChaseSurgical

Surgical training | made simple, and taught by enthusiasts | skills for Core Surg Training | [email protected]

Stoke-on-Trent, England

Joined June 2019

Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
Oct 29, 2022
Important to be familiar with instrument names. I know different names used depending on Geography. Anyone do a North American version for me? #SurgEd #CoreSurgicalTraining #BasicSurgicalSkills
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Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
Nov 18, 2022
Good old ‘swab on a stick’… Easier said than done. 😀
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Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
Nov 20, 2022
Something else which seems simple but detail very important. 👍👍
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Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
Jan 17, 2022
Here’s the full set (nearly). I’ll start with the ‘clips’. Any other names for them or facts please let me know. 👍👍
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Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
Nov 26, 2022
Different haemostatic clips. Missing the Moynihan, one of my favourites to wield. 👍
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Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
Dec 17, 2022
Side to side hand sewn Anastomosis with Connell. Virtual anastomosis course in the Spring. Simulator and instruments sent to you. DM or contact via link below to express interest. Places limited to 25 on first run through. 👍👍 chasesurgical.co.uk/contact.html
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Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
Dec 17, 2023
Securing a drain. Lots of ways of doing this or as I was taught….lots of methods but this is the right one…. Don’t believe it. Learn from each other. 🥸👍 One of the skills in our foundations course. Seems simple but very important to get it right.
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Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
May 20, 2023
Steps: 1. Mesenteric apex stitch (tied and cut) 2. Near side mesenteric apex friend 3. Far side mesenteric apex friend 4. Far side wall 5. Far side stay stitch chasesurgical.org/courses/virtua…
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Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
Nov 22, 2022
To accompany the video of needle mounting. Probably even more important not to use fingers! 👍👍
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Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
Nov 19, 2023
The Connell stitch to turn the corner on a side to side. Ignore the chipmunk commentary. Always struggle to explain this coherently…. Doing it is best way to understand. [email protected] for upcoming F2F workshops in Staffordshire. March and May.
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Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
Mar 1, 2021
The Connell suture, named after American surgeon Gregory Connell (1875-1968). When doing a hand sewn side to side anastomosis this technique allows you to turn the corner very neatly. Often used with Lembert stitch for second layer. More to follow. #SurgEd
Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
Nov 20, 2022
The Babcock atraumatic forceps were designed by William Wayne Babcock (1872-1963) who was, firstly chairman of surgery then head of department and professor of surgery at Temple Medical College, Philadelphia.
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Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
Dec 4, 2022
The start and end of the outer layer of back wall of side to side anastomosis…. Virtual training course coming in 2023. 👍👍 Get in touch if interested. 👍
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Chase Surgical
@ChaseSurgical
May 13, 2023
Our virtual anastomosis course is now open for bookings at below link. It’s limited to 25 places this course. MS Teams links will be sent separately once course booked. 👍👍👍 @fatimahalsaeed5 @Andresbgjj @VasilisKalatzis chasesurgical.org/courses/virtua…
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