It’s about confidence, it’s about competence, it’s about developing tomorrow’s medical skills today.
4 Reasons to Invest in Quality Suture Materials
As a medical, PA, veterinary, nursing student or any medical professional performing suturing, the importance of practicing your suturing skills cannot be left to the wayside. Perfecting your suture techniques frequently throughout your time in school, and even during your professional career, will ensure that you score high on your clinical exams, and ultimately will provide the best service to your patients
Dermal Lesion Simulated Tissue Pad Showcase
Learn why the Dermal Lesion Pad is a great companion to any dermatological training program and how this product can be used when practicing punch, shave, excisional, and snip biopsy as well as mole removal and skin reconstruction.
Questions to Ask When Looking for A Suture Kit
When looking to Invest in equipment that will help improve your medical skills, you want something that is both effective and economical. In this blog post, we will answer common questions regarding suture kits that assure that you are getting the most bang for your buck.
The SurgiReal Difference
Learn more about why SurgiReal Products excel over any other suture practice materials, including a brief history and descriptions of product quality.
Product Spotlight: Injection Pad
Learn more about SurgiReal's Three-Depth Injection Pad designed to help students practice injections.
Product Guide: Which Product is Best for Me?
To learn more about our RealSuture 6-Layer Suture Pad click here. We frequently receive questions like “Which suture kit or pad would be best for m...
New Product: Lipoma Tissue Pad
To learn more about our Simulated Lipoma Tissue Pad click here. Lipomas are fatty tumors that are often located in the subcutaneous tissues of the...
How to Avoid Common Mistakes in Suture Practice
To learn more about our RealSuture 6-Layer Suture Pad click here. Suturing is a skill that can be acquired with practice. Like any other skill, su...
The Art of Knot Tying
Knot tying is an important skill for any surgical or procedure-oriented rotation. We will briefly review some of the basics of knot tying in this article.
Suturing Techniques (How to!)
There are many types of suture patterns to close incisions and wounds. The medical practitioner should understand the basic fundamentals of suturing techniques in order to perform the best closure for healing.
Product Insight: I&D Simulated Cyst/Abscess Tissue Pad
A cyst is a sac or cavity that can form inside your body or on the surface of your skin that is filled with fluid, and may feel like a hard lump. Similarly, an abscess is a localized collection of pus that occurs within the dermis and subcutaneous space of the skin. Currently, there are just not a lot of options on the market for I&D practice materials, thus forcing students to make up models on their own.
The Evolution of Suture Training Materials
SurgiReal products grew out of the emphasis for simulation-based training in medical education. Essentially, suturing is a basic skill expected of many professionals in the medical field, and due to the high cost of anatomy laboratories and real specimens, various types of models have been used to simulate human tissue
