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Vaginal Cuff Closure with Quill® Bidirectional...
Vaginal cuff suture performed with bidirectional barbed suture QUILL is a safe and effective procedure that reduces operative times.
Robot Assisted Sacrocervicopexy with Bidirectional...
Laparoscopic sacrocervicopexy is an effective option for women with pelvic organ prolapse. The use of the Quill surgical suture enabled the procedure to be completed quickly and effectively.
Use of Quill® Barbed Suture in Robot-Assisted...
RARD using Quill bi - and unidirectional barbed sutures to perform Santorini Plexus, posterior reconstruction and UVA in an asymptomatic 63-years old man, with no previous history of abdominal surgery,...
Tissue Approximation of a Cadaver Knee by Dr...
Video case: tissue approximation of a cadaver knee using bidirectional Quill barbed suture technique.
Tissue Closure in Primary Total Knee Arthroplasty...
Upon completion of a less invasive or minimally invasive primary total knee arthoplasty, Quill barbed sutures are used to close all 3 layers, starting at the corner of the vastus medialis obliquus.
THA: 3 Layer Closure Using Quill Barbed Suture
This video is based on the technique of Dr. Jonathan Danoff, an orthopedic surgeon specializing in primary and complex joint reconstruction surgery. After THA, he explains his closure tenchique using...
TKA: 3 Layer Closure Using Quill Barbed Suture...
Standard 3-layer closure for a typical knee arthroplasty wound, utilising the Quill barb suture technique.
Posterior Incision Closure Following Scoliosis...
In this video Dr Erickson shows how he utilises Quill bidiectional barbed suture to close all 3 layers after a scoliosis surgery.
Tissue Closure of a Uni-compartmental Knee Arthroplasty...
Following completion of a mobile bearing partial knee arthroplasty, Quill barbed suture technique is used to approximate the tissue in all 3 layers.
Tissue Closure of a Knee Arthoplasty by Dr Della...
Video case: tissue closure of knee arthoplasty. In this knee artriplasty procedure, dr Della Valle is closing the wound using Quill barbed sutures.