suturing

A loose analogy: A surgeon who loves the task of suturing may extend his work past the surgical incision.

By the end of the day she was suturing sponges and putting canulas in a fake arm.

Amputations, suturing lacerations, and so on didn’t really change at all until antiseptics and antibiotics.

So the surgeon will input all the parameters, and the robot does the suturing.

Editing text efficiently is not the same as being a productive dev That's like saying suturing dexterity does not a good surgeon make.

If the resolution to a steep learning curve is automation and I, then I posit an at-home suturing machine.

As far as I'm aware suturing is always treated this way, it's not just for-profit medicine and artificial gatekeeping.

Regulators and prosecutors have expended a similar deal of effort suturing the loopholes.

Laparoscopic suturing is currently seen as an art form, and it’s a such a great example, so he usually just tells people to practice.

It is like testing a surgeon's suturing skill during a job interview.

Different wounds and incisions require different sutures and different suturing techniques.

Those students will have a much harder time developing the necessary dexterity and fine motor skill required for even basic tasks like stitching and suturing.

And now the "suturing" billing code only pays $90.

So now it's billed as "suturing" at $100 (paying $80), plus "antiseptic gel" at $20 (paying $8), plus "cotton swabs" (to soak up the blood) at $30 (paying $17).

So some clever person at the clinic comes up with an idea: instead of billing "suturing" for $102 and getting $90, they can bill for "antiseptic gel" at $20 and get paid $12, and bill for "suturing" at $100 and get paid $90, which means the clinic gets the $102, but now on a total bill of $120.

I found this super interesting, especially the stuff on the early evolution of the game and how various cheating ("trick") plays were used, such as hiding the ball under a player's jersey and running away with it, or suturing ball like patterns on the jerseys of players so it wasn't obvious who was carrying the ball.

Suturing is on the borderline of of falling into first aid.

Suturing is not the only thing a Surgeon does...