A different take on needlework – a hands-on course in surgical suturing techniques

Before trainee doctors begin working with patients, they can practise important surgical techniques on specialised anatomical training models. These models are fitted with silicone skin and realistically replicate various areas of the head and face. This enables trainees to practise different suturing techniques and methods for closing wounds.
Here, you can get hands-on: pick up surgical instruments and suture material and try your hand at closing wounds with surgical sutures. Test your skills and gain a fascinating insight into medical training!

Further information can be found on the website of the Biomaterials Laboratory Research Group, Department of Otolaryngology.