Ron Barbosa MD FACS on X: However, biting down on tissue but not cutting it may not be *totally* without consequence. Here I have decided not to divide the tissue bridge. You

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🧵regarding several ways in which you can inadvertently damage the tissues when approximating them with sutures. These are particularly important to - Thread from Ron Barbosa MD FACS @rbarbosa91 - Rattibha

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Ron Barbosa MD FACS on X: However, biting down on tissue but not cutting it may not be *totally* without consequence. Here I have decided not to divide the tissue bridge. You

Ron Barbosa MD FACS on X: You can do these faster (and minimize the number of motions), by doing the 'near-near' bites FIRST, and then lifting up on them. The lifting up

🧵regarding some observations about the LigaSure device. In

🧵regarding several ways in which you can inadvertently damage the tissues when approximating them with sutures. These are particularly important to - Thread from Ron Barbosa MD FACS @rbarbosa91 - Rattibha

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Ron Barbosa MD FACS on X: 🧵regarding several ways in which you can inadvertently damage the tissues when approximating them with sutures. These are particularly important to recognize when the tissue is

Ron Barbosa MD FACS on X: You can do these faster (and minimize the number of motions), by doing the 'near-near' bites FIRST, and then lifting up on them. The lifting up

Ron Barbosa MD FACS on X: It's actually a bit of a misnomer that the yellow and blue buttons are called 'cut' and 'coag', especially since the yellow 'cut' button produces a