Whether you’re an experienced practitioner or a new graduate, it pays to keep your suturing skills sharp. This hands-on suturing webinar for veterinarians will provide a unique opportunity to work on your technique while you watch and revisit how to apply common suture patterns and knots.

In this webinar, participants will learn advanced knot-tying techniques used in veterinary surgical cases, such as the Aberdeen knot and its variations.

This webinar will provide a hands-on introduction to wound closure suturing and knot-tying techniques through small animal case studies.

This free webinar will discuss wound closure principles and the phases of wound healing by tissue type, as well as how to select the best polymer for the different tissue type.

You know Halsted’s surgical principles, but how do they vary when it comes to minimally invasive surgery? In this webinar, learn the indications, patient benefits, and equipment needed for minimally invasive procedures in small animals. Plus, learn when to convert to an open procedure.

In this webinar, explore new clinical approaches to common veterinary surgical cases using clinical evidence. Attendees will also review the challenges associated with hemostasis and how to tackle its related risk factors, among others.

Join Dr. Lynetta Freeman and Dr. Elizabeth Swanson in discussing suture selection, challenges, and suturing techniques in feline soft tissue surgery.

In this webinar, enjoy an expert‑lead discussion on common challenges and novel approaches to your most frequent surgical procedures.

No two wounds are the same. For some wounds, surgical closure can provide an incredible benefit to the patient. Join us in this webinar geared toward veterinary technicians to learn all the tips and tricks on how your veterinary team can optimize wound healing by perfecting their suturing techniques.

Learn why surgical smoke may be potentially hazardous, and develop a smoke evacuation plan to help keep your team healthy.

Learn how to place tensioning sutures with this illustrated guide.

Prophylactic gastropexy is performed to prevent gastric dilatation-volvulus in at-risk dogs; however, the ideal incision length and number of sutures to use is undetermined. Explore what this study found when comparing these variables.

How can you promote collagen synthesis and a water-tight seal after gastrointestinal surgery? Here are 9 specific tips.

Most acute incisional hernias stem from surgeon error, and although perhaps rare, their prevention and prompt detection are paramount.