A continuous suture is superimposed with a long thread from one end of the wound to the other. It is distinguished by the relative simplicity and speed of execution. This seam compares the edges of the skin and carries out hemostasis.

After the first injection of the needle, tie the knot, then evenly grasp all the wound layers in depth and width. Do not forget to keep the thread tight so as not to weaken the previous stitches. In the last stitch, hold the double thread and tie it to the loose end.