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Laparoscopic Intracorporeal (IC) Knot-Tying (Rosser Technique): 7
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The maneuver of grasping the needle is shown. The convex side of the needle can be stabilized on the target tissue. The assist device releases the suture after the needle is grasped.
Laparoscopic Intracorporeal (IC) Knot-Tying (Rosser Technique): 8
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The needle tip must be rotated so that it enters perpendicular to the surface of the tissue (90-degree attack angle).
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Laparoscopic Intracorporeal (IC) Knot-Tying (Rosser Technique): 9
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The needle tip is rotated into the proper position by pronating the wrist and abducting the elbow.
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