Whether you are looking to throw your first suture or to refresh your clinical skills, SurgiReal is here to support your ongoing education.
Ongoing Education
SurgiReal supports leading medical education programs in the US and around the world with simulation tools and ongoing education for
suturing and surgical practice. Explore the training material below to strengthen your clinical skills and on-the-job confidence.
Things to Consider Before You Make Your Own Suture Pad
Find out why cost in terms of time, effort, and re-usability should all be considered before using a home made suture pad for mastering suture skills.
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.
What to Expect When Practicing on Cadavers vs. a SurgiReal RealSuture Pad
While cadavers are often more true-to-life than a video, they still react, feel, and look quite differently than living tissue does. As such, there is an important place for realistic, reusable training tools such as SurgiReal’s suture pads.
Benefits of Maximizing Suture Pad Reusability for Student Use
Given the amount of practice required, it is critical that educators are able to provide their students with quality materials that maximize reusability and will last long past the length of a course.
Comparing High Quality Suture Pads to Subpar Alternatives
There are a number of factors to consider when screening a suture training pad for quality. Looking at the materials, the feel and texture of the practice skin, and the durability of the product are just some of the key determinations of a quality training tool.