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I am an Lvad patient with same model how can I do this it’s my hearts desire to swim again😢❤

The video is very much informative and helpful , excellent work .

Too much talking through out the breathing is 1:47 unwanted and makes one very disturbed. So limit your instructions to bare minimum.

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@12:00 That study can't be found anywhere, only articles about it.

So does the machine tell you what type of pictures to take next on any exam requested?

I have occlusion, left thigh. Flow into foot. Given repatha, im thinking, that they are thinking, they can open it up, with repatha or is this an experiment? Thanks

Do you need xray for placement verification prior to starting the balloon pump?

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Anyone has an idea how to get similar mannequin used here (with vascular accessible inlets) I need it for college student teaching? appreciate help

Thank You. I am a 65 year old woman and found a old medical record from 2015 on 6/16/2024 and was never told that I have a birth defect called a Bovine Aortic Arch. Today is 8/5/2024 I just had my blood test so tomorrow they will do a CT scan.And I am grateful for your video. I may not know the words but I will learn. Thank you from Eden,NC Marie

Our beautiful 36 year old Pharmacist niece died from the major coronary artery 85% blocked last October. Her mother found out from autopsy and had whole family checked Lp(a). The husband and son both have high Lp(a)values. My father in law has many atherosclerosis, cardiovascular disease including all three heart muscle arteries clots and arrhythmia. He is 93 and has been in an out of hospital and on tons meds for decades. His family history has strong cardiovascular disease history. I am talking to my husband and children to have the Lp(a) test soon. I heard it is around $100 without insurance.

This is informative video about LP(a) from a cardiologist based in Texas. Dr. Nadir Ali. ruclips.net/video/zZH_zU1h7GM/видео.html

Excellent presentation

Mine is <10. Grateful at 55.

Wow this is a cool technique!

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Dr. Catherine, I really enjoyed the video presentation and learned alot. My wife just had an abnormal stress test 2 weeks ago. The findings were LV anterior perfusion with reversibility consistent of ischemia. Th ejection fraction was 51% the Global 17%. Also there is a moderate sized area of moderately reduced activity at the basal to apical anterior wall and septum. Dyspnea upon exertion and dizziness. She gets nausea as well and has digestive issues .Is bedridden because only lying down helps these things. When is a device that heart patients get something that is needed? What should she expect when we see her heart doctor in 2 weeks to discuss the findings? She had a dizzy spell and a heavy feeling on her chest&between the shoulders., when she was trying to shower and the family doctor sent her for a stress test, which came back abnormal. Shes 52., Diabetes,smoker, overweight, fatigued badly. Again, TY.

Thank you for this Presentation! Great JOB!!!

Good bless doctor imen for help me cure my cardiovascular diseases dr imenherbal on RUclips channel

Thank you

You guys are doing well but as a doctor everyone wants to see happy endings.

Thank you for the demo and instruction! I’ve never had to do this before

Excellent. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me using this equipment. I would love to keep in touch and exchange experiences, regardless of the distance, or even become a part of your team.

Terriblely undisciplined chaotic presentation. It a very rough draft that says everything that comes to mind. This guy should have edited this down. There is way too much unnecessary verbiage.

Best treatment for atherosclerosis: Vitamin C Why do only coronary arteries clog with cholesterol and not veins or small capillaries? Scurvy = No vitamin C in your diet. Symptom: Your blood vessels break and you bleed to death. Think of the sailor of the past. Scurvy of the heart = Just enough vitamin C from food. Symptom: Arteries around the heart are not strong enough to resist high blood pressure. Damage is repaired with cholesterol LP(a) to prevent worse. After years of repair, your arteries become clogged. Enough vitamin C supplement of at least 3000 mg. per day gives strong and flexible arteries. Cholesterol is not needed as a repair agent. Cholesterol in your coronary arteries is broken down and burned in your liver. Source RUclips: Cardiovascular disease and vitamin C (Dr. Rath Foundation) or Breakthrough Towards The Natural Control Of Cardiovascular Disease - Dr. Rath's 2018 Cyprus Lecture

If Lp(a) is such a "BAD" lipoprotein, why is it that there are a significant number of elderly humans who have lifelong elevated Lp(a) blood levels, yet their coronary angiograms show pristine coronary arteries-ZERO plaque? Please see Dr. Nadir Ali's RUclips presentation on Lp(a).

Would blood thinners reduce the chance of stroke for those with elevated LPa?

My Lipoprotein-a is 31 nmol. I'm a 63-year old female who eats 80 percent animal based. No inflammation.

LPa: 31 nmol! 63 years old, low carb no sugar since 2018. HDL 71, tg 93. LDL 179, VLDL 16 mg. cAC zero. Carotid arteries all clear. Heart MRI all clear. Folks it's obviously all diet related

My Lp(a) is 315 nmol. Supposedly this is a genetic inheritance. Yet my parents lived into their 90s with no CVD and I (age 78) have had no symptoms of CVD or aortic stenosis. Clearly, there must be protective factors that mitigate the risks of elevated LP(a). As a scientist, it is obvious to me that our understanding of the role of this lipid in disease is still in its infancy.

Inflammation as the mechanism is more important than lpa which is the effect not cause. You stated yourself events continued with lowered lpa, reinforcing my point

Do true anticoagulants (not just aspirin) offer any protection since Lp(a) promotes blood clotting?

??? From a molecular structure perspective, do you know if the cholesterol found in animal based products, like say ground beef, or different types of steak, is the exact chemcial nature and structure produced organically by our internal organs, (namely the liver) I find it very curious that ''cholesterol'' from diet sources, got so much negative attention the past 50 years, while the public remained largely ignorant that 75 to 80% of cholesterol in the body is made organically, but I think we need to be first asking how human liver made cholesterol our body's have been making is potentially different dietary cholesterol from cattle and eggs? (maybe it's time to zoom out and question first the chemical nature of each, than move on to any mechanical differences, rather than just assume ''cholesterol is cholesterol'' (maybe that assumption all along should be re-analyzed) P.S. 10% apx of our brain matter is cholesterol.

Role of diet in lipoprotein a

Everyone should have their Lp(a) tested once. As a primary patient with no other obvious risk factors, I was surprised that my ApoB was 120. My primary was not even sure I needed a statin because my LDL-C (tested three months later) was 107. Fortunately, I tested my Lp(a) which was 280 nmol. The statin dropped my LDL-C to 79 and ApoB to 80. Without the Lp(a) I would’ve been satisfied. But with this knowledge, I started a PCSK-9 inhibitor.

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I had an andiogram last year right after having good stress test results, they found multiple calcified blockages from dialysis, needed a triple bypass but had stents placed for now, im 33

It always bothers me when you have to face away from a critically ill patient while doing your charting. The fact that the computer is fixed to the wall and cannot be swung around so you can chart while facing the patient bothers me. Otherwise, great educational video! Thanks for posting.

Why not use a larger cutting balloon or NC. Probably good enough.

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Great case. Not sure why people still have a notion that CSI is better for larger vessels. A 1.75 burr will have the same ablation as a CSI at high speed. No valid argument for CSI here especially with a 7Fr guide.

...chf here watched all the way ... answered a few questions ...ty

Excellent presentation. I think you'll be hearing from me (a physician).

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As a medical student this video was great to understand the clinic of PAD and its importance. very good. thank you

These type of cases are not rare very commonly seen treatment is more important talking with a continuation is done here treatment part nothing’s