When I was preparing for my MS General Surgery theory exams, I kept running into the same problem — there was no single place that had everything I needed at the right depth, organised the way a final exam demands. Textbooks are comprehensive but they don’t outline what’s exam-relevant. Question papers from previous years are scattered across the internet in varying states of legibility. And most paid platforms felt like they were built by people who hadn’t actually sat in that exam hall.
So I started building my own notes. Topic by topic, question by question, organised around what I knew the papers actually tested. Over three years of residency those notes grew into something substantial — and at some point it seemed wasteful to keep them locked in a OneNote folder that only I could see.
Suture Line is that folder, turned into a website. Every topic note on here comes directly from my own exam prep — the same notes I used going into my theory papers. No ads. No paywall.
To provide surgical residents with high-yield, structured, and textbook-accurate revision material, with no ads and no paywall. Suture Line exists to remove the administrative pain of exam preparation, allowing surgical candidates to focus entirely on learning and clinical logic.
Suture Line is built incrementally. Here is where the project stands and where it is going next:
This site is run independently with zero advertisements or corporate sponsors. I compile the notes, write the code, and keep the server running in my free time. If these notes have saved you an hour of searching, feel free to buy me a coffee to support the hosting costs.
Educational Purpose Only: Suture Line is an educational archive built for candidates preparing for the MS General Surgery, DNB General Surgery, and MRCS examinations. It is NOT a clinical guide and should not be used as clinical advice for patient management. While every effort has been made to ensure textbook accuracy, surgical practices evolve rapidly. Always cross-check surgical parameters and classifications with standard textbooks (Bailey & Love, Sabiston, Schwartz) and local institutional guidelines.
If you spot an error, outdated classification, or want to contribute to notes compilations, reach me directly at navneethsankar@gmail.com.
This site is free. No ads, no paywall — just a surgeon trying to make exam prep a little less painful. If Suture Line saved you an hour of searching, that’s worth a coffee.
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