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- ✓Medical students
- ✓Core surgical trainees
- ✓ED doctors
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Master essential surgical knot-tying, suturing techniques, and wound management.
Course overview
An intensive practical workshop designed to build fine motor dexterity, instrument handling, and sterile wound closure skills.
Master essential surgical knot-tying, suturing techniques, and wound management.
Clinical SkillsThe Medically Enlightened Learning Approach
A structured journey from knowledge to real-world impact.
Understand suture materials, needle geometry, and wound healing.
Practise interrupted, mattress, and subcuticular stitches on synthetic tissue pads.
Execute safe debridement and sterile closure under timed supervision.
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