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Re: Ob: staples at C/SFrom: DMECNM@aol.comSun Jul 30 19:30:30 2006
In a message dated 7/30/2006 2:46:54 PM Pacific Standard Time, forcep@intercom.net writes: Ashley: ref tagging of the incision. Always thought that a waste of time and effort . Maybe some used for traction. Joe C One of the docs I assist with tags and then uses it to tie his knot when he comes back with his second layer. He uses the same suture forward and back. He has the shortest piece left when he is done with his second layer. I have always thought he would probably be good at petit point. (Needlepoint technique.) Along this same line, one of the other docs, uses the cautery for everything that sheds a drop of blood. It isn't a gentle tap either. He burns until it is black. Good G-d, it looks like a barbecue when he is done. I know I'm going to get some kind of cancer related to the fumes. Using the suction barely touches the smoke coming off the field. Denise, CNM So Cal
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