Figure 4.
(a) Surgeon's knot, step 1: the suture needle is wound around the needle holder twice in the direction of the wound. (b) Surgeon's knot, step 2: the free end of the suture is grabbed with the needle holder and the knot is tightened to the tissue. (c) Surgeon's knot, step 3: the suture needle is wound around the needle holder once away from the wound, and then the free end of the suture is grasped and tightened, completing the knot.

(a) Surgeon's knot, step 1: the suture needle is wound around the needle holder twice in the direction of the wound. (b) Surgeon's knot, step 2: the free end of the suture is grabbed with the needle holder and the knot is tightened to the tissue. (c) Surgeon's knot, step 3: the suture needle is wound around the needle holder once away from the wound, and then the free end of the suture is grasped and tightened, completing the knot.

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