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jontte

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to close wounds, no need for seweing...
Bills post got me thinking...

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did order two a couple of minutes ago to my First-aid kit...
 
I’ve got suture kits but imagine the stapler would hurt less with no anesthetic. It’s quick and done, where as a suture needle takes longer to stitch through both sides of the wound. Good idea, I’ll look for a couple staplers now.
 
I want to get a practice kit like he's using. This seems pretty cool but I would want to know what I'm doing before I staple on a person's skin.
Suturing is easier than most think, and stapling is even easier. It’s pretty forgiving too. Skin is wonderfully forgiving, where even the worst suture job can smoothen back out in time. The most important thing is to get the tissues back together relatively quickly. It’s better on the tissue and reduces the exposure to infection. The thing I saw the most with inexperienced rookies suturing was making it too tight. All you want to do is gently close the wound, not tie it up with force. Stapling is much easier for a person that’s never done it before.
 

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