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I was s Perfusionist for 32yrs and a member of Amsect.

This is amazing, I had a quad bypass in 2020, and I cannot even fathom the knowledge these people have and how they communicate. I am also very thankful for another shot at life.

What was the purpose if you are not maintaining pressures above 90 while going on bypass

Atleast you kept the machine on main plugging nahi toh kuch chutiye battery pe chalate pump

What's the purpose of turning on the gas flows when the perfusionist has not connected the gas pipes

Without Turning On The Gas 02 Flows The Patient Deoxygenated Blood Would Turn Into Deoxygenated Only

And you didn't even on the gas flows 02 Blender

Heparin is so so important inadequate heparinisation can lead to death due to blood clots

Thats The Reason You Never Got A Proper Venous Return

Why Didn't You Add On Your Suckers

That's So Freaking Important

Why Didn't You Inform The Surgeon Relating To ACT

There Were So Many Corrections You Needed To Make

How Can Be You So Improper Relating To Perfusionist ?

Thank goodness I'm not the patient.

I would love to observe this. So neat.

That OR needs some music!

Not good team work, especially with the Perfusionist.

Do you warn patients about 'pump head', a form of brain injury caused by the time spent on bypass and the cooling down of the body and brain required? You can see the results in Bill Clinton after his CABG. It's a problem in a percentage of all cases.

Had a double mechanical valve replacement (mitral and aortic) I find this fascinating. Thank you

Eeeee bawokku wes dioperasi manok e rosidi lorooo.........

What the beast solution can be used priming for patient liver cirrhosis

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What a great offering at the conference!! I'd recommend this to anyone that is involved (or wanting to be involved) in quality/cost initiatives. I took a Lean Six Signs course several years ago and have used those skills ever since. It's a great tool kit on how to approach just about any process in your workspace (eg drug waste, patient transport, communication loops, etc). Every OR team needs to have this training!

Will I be able to get the student discount if I recently got into a program

Will I be able to get the student diccount if I recently got into a program ?

i will be there

i will be going

Welcome to all

My partner had aortic dissection type A Jan 2021

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December 2, 2019 ascending aortic aneurysm with rupture and dissection. They found an abdominal one as well but was too risky. Going to Cardiologist at 10am this morning. After going through the first one without warning I am terrified because my right side of stomach and lower back has been hurting for a while and sadly this is the first appointment I could get. During the surgery they took a huge chunk of muscle and cartilage under my right shoulder almost 2 to 2.5 inches deep im guessing. I was on a wound vacuum for two months with 30 staples in the shoulder area. It looked like my twin nephews were there having fun with staple gun. I have lost a lot of feeling in right hand, mainly thumb and pointer finger. My right shoulder and elbow have random sharp pains and dull aches. I also had veins stripped from my right leg near the calves. I always some plaque psoriatic on elbows, sides, neck, and on my head. I now have psoriatic arthritis as well. I'm not complaining because I'm still here and I promised my Dad I would take care of my mom literally 15 minutes before he left his cancer behind and went home pain free. Yes, I am a Mamma's boy and very proud of it. My parents are my best friends, I live back at the house I grew up in with my mother who is 75 and I'll be 45 june 20th. When dad got sick I was able to be here so he didnt have to go to hospice, my mom couldn't do it alone because he was 6'3" as am I so he was able to be where he wanted to be and well taken care of. Two and a half years ago I bassically died then 3 months to the day I was back at work as a Food Safety Specialist. That lasted until a seizure in company car 2 months later and have been out since. I get very depressed because I dont get to help my mom financially even though i took short and long term disability with my company insurance which declined me the first time and waiting next week for the second their decision again. I miss working so much to where I wasn't always honest with my dr's about little things and trying to get back to work. My rehab was nonexistent due to Covid. Im worried about the abdominal one but other than that I am thankful, eternally grateful, and happy to be alive so me and mom can take care of eachother. God has a plan and I have faith in his plan! I do get down, depressed, angry because things I can't do anymore but there are people a lot worse off than me. I'm still able to watch my Chicago Cubs play and my mom's team, the Braves, play just about everyday with her and my huge ferocious pug Lemmy. Before all this we would drive down to Atlanta for a lot of games and fly to Chicago as well for weekend games 3 to 5 times a season. I'm just happy spending time with Mom, my nieces, nephews, brothers, and friends. I'm even happy to see my exwife. She lost me by playing in the grass on the other side of the fence at her work! I have forgiven her and even though she broke my heart and trust not just for her I asked for forgiveness from her because we were a team and I failed her at some point for that to happen. We are lucky to still love and care for eachother and even made friends with her fiancée. Again, im just thankful to be alive and above ground so maybe one day another beautiful heart will see me on my side of the fence.

Survived a Type A Dissection Jan 7 2020. I month in the hospital. Fluid trapped in my left lung, PFO opened up had to have a double plug installed. Doing fine almost 2 years ago now. UNC Chapel Hill Medical Center saved my life.

Was this seriously a simulation? It was very well done!

Great point about the Perfusionist fixated on the line pressure. The ability to “see the big picture” is difficult when he doesn’t have the proper information flow. However, could this event have been prevented by the anesthesiologists TEE studies prior to cannulation? Indeed, aortic dissection in this scenario probably happened upon initiation of bypass due to the aortic cannula positioned in the false lumen. But working through the problem, in the Perfusionist’s brain, starts with line pressure, because it is more common to have faulty disposables, transducers, etc than an actual dissection. Great simulation!

That's great !

Is the Perfusion and Anesthesia talking to each other or the Doctor❓

Hello Hofstra classmates watching this

Yea that's the best way for building skills of students just like me through these videos. I salute you ppl and thank you soo much.

Wow that is insane how they can take over the bodily function so easily

colud you PLEEEEASE do more videos simulating aspects of Cardiopulmonary Bypass? I see you are using the Biomed Simulation Inc simulator. Please perform more videos with CPB. RUclips lacks videos like these. These are something of which RUclips needs more. Like maybe simulation of the propper actions prior, during, and Post Deep Hypothermic circulatory Arrest.

I'm a surgical tech. and I'm three weeks post op cbg x 5!! Scrubed in once when I was in school..so yeah, thanks for the video.

How do u guys check for arterial cannulation site? I see u check for pressure swing, and why do you test running volume for a certain flow then focus on the pressure back with low flow with the higher pressure, i think its should already tell u that the cannulation site might be in false lumen or might be clamp or wrong position, i think rather going on for bypass u already should tell ur surgeon that the arterial line were not good position rather to take a risk to go on and might worsing the dissection more, just my concern about it

Awesome video

shit,,there is nothing to see

I have a triple A and will be having surgery soon. I'm scared shitless.

why the anaesthetist is always in so hurry to switch off ventilation.... ideally he should wait for perfusionist to announce that he is on full flows and oxygenation is good....