How to use basic surgical instruments and techniques
Incision and dissection Knife(mes), Scissors
Grasping and Traction Tweezers, Forceps, Retractors
hemostasis
ligature (thread knot)
Suture 1 Needle holder, needle and suture
Suture 2 Automatic suture machine, stapler
Positioning of the surgical patient, preparation process, and handling of instruments between the surgeon and assistant

Skills required for primary care (emergency room and anesthesiology)
Airway securing and intubation
Peripheral venous catheter insertion
Central venous catheter insertion
Arterial puncture and arterial catheterization
Local infiltration anesthesia and spinal subarachnoid anesthesia (spinal anesthesia)
Disinfection method
Wound management and skin suturing
Treatment of crush damage
Incision and drainage of the abscess
burn treatment
Initial treatment for fractures
Laparotomy and drainage
tracheotomy

Treatment and surgical techniques experienced in each department
Laparotomy and Laparoscopic General Surgery
General Surgery: Representative Surgeries of the Stomach and Intestines
The Ins and Outs of Laparoscopic Surgery General Surgery
Thoracic Surgery Thoracic Surgery
Thoracic Surgery for Chest Tube Insertion and Removal
Brain trauma neurosurgery
Lumbar puncture neurosurgery
Scalp Suture Neurosurgery

index

What I want to say to the trainees
Relax your right hand - as if you were playing an instrument
My Technique Practice Method
Steal the technology
Skill and clumsiness
Do buried sutures leave no scars?
Let's practice using forceps.