Small-bites fascial closure after elective midline laparotomy reduced long-term risk and size of incisional hernia vs traditional large-bites technique, supporting small bites as standard practice for abdominal closure. https://t.co/QlsAKiNraq
🧵regarding the 'figure-of-eight' suture. I did a similar one 3 yr ago, but the students and interns are new.
We'll go over the surgical application of the 'figure-of-eight' stitch, some technical pointers, and compare it to a similar stitch (the' horizontal mattress').
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Revisiting one of my most popular🧵:
Ways in which you can inadvertently damage fragile tissues when approximating them with sutures.
These ideas are important mostly when the tissue is friable, because this is when you won't get away with using sloppy technique.
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A bipartisan coalition of state lawmakers has so far introduced 10 bills this year as part of an unprecedented legislative package aimed at confronting California’s permissive roadway safety laws. https://t.co/zWGQPKf65S
📸 Miguel Gutierrez Jr.
Had the opportunity to present our global surgery work on Lay First Responders in Cameroon with @pase_UCLA. Thank you for having us at American Surgical Congress, @AcademicSurgery! #ASC2026
Enjoying a weekend of firsts: visiting Chicago, presenting at a surgery conference, & meeting folks at @AmCollSurgeons's #ACSCC2025. Grateful for my mentors & the opportunity to present our research on the Lay First Responder pilot in Cameroon on behalf of @pase_UCLA.
After adjusting for patient characteristics, patients managed non-operatively for appendicitis were approximately twice as likely to re-present to the ED, be hospitalized, or undergo a CT scan within one-year compared to operatively managed patients.
@PawanMathewMD@kadtraumamd@kevinMschuster@YaleSurgery
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At @nycHealthy, we will always follow the science to ensure the health of New Yorkers. Thank you to NYC Health alum @Dr_Demetre for his leadership and commitment to public health. https://t.co/00O24C3vKp