Ischemic Heart Disease (Coronary Artery Disease)

In this lecture, Dr Mike explains ischemic heart disease (coronary artery disease) and how it can lead to acute coronary syndromes like angina and myocardial infarction (MI) (heart attack). He also explains how to use an ECG to identify which part of the heart has been affected and blood vessel may be responsible.

[@nexwww]

You are the best, Mike! For one month of your lectures i get more knowlage and understanding than at university for 3 years. (i studied in Ukraine 2006-2012 and now preparing to a doctor exam in Sweden) best regards, Alexander

[@DrMattDrMike]

Thanks!! So glad I can help!
- Mike 😊

[@caitlinmoore8740]

You were born to teach! Thank you so much for this super helpful video

[@anp2920]

1 videos better than multiple lectures, thanks!

[@DrMattDrMike]

Glad you like it! 😊

[@mentalhell4846]

You explain far better than the useless proffesors in my collage, thank you Doctor 🙏, you are the best !
I wasted my money in a collage that doesn't care about students.

[@Kalala3411]

By far THE BEST video I have ever seen on this! Thank you so much for the amazing explanation of the ECG ST evaluation/depression. Huge thanks from the PA community in Canada!

[@DrMattDrMike]

This makes me happy! Glad it was helpful! 😊
- Mike

[@anukamboj9715]

You are the best teacher ever. You make everything so understandable and easy that it all makes sense. Thanks a lot!

[@martinromney6871]

I just had a drug eluting stent done, this video was so helpful in understanding where they put it and where my other artery problems are. Thanks.

[@ТетянаКолодій-и2й]

Thank you so much for the great lectures you give students all over the world. This is extremely helpful.

[@sunrhym]

You are making me more confident in my nursing profession here in Australia ❤❤

[@Bingchillin0]

ya he also making me more confident in my medical school here in india❤❤

[@adjabengbright9140]

So marvelous lectures from fantastic lecturer, thank you so much.

[@IvyChepcheng]

The points are well explained you are even extra better than my lecturers classes big ups to you🎉🎉❤❤

[@DrMattDrMike]

It's my pleasure

[@NarendraNaren-qt3rb]

I never seen, sir like you are the lecturer forever ♾️ ,, this video so helpful for me and others thanks sir 😊 ,, never give up sir continue please 😊

[@MOHAMMADQAISARUDDIN]

praising u will be showing candle to the sun. THANX A LOT.

[@vanlen5423]

Thanks for the lecture and how to treat ischemia would be great.

[@AsifKhan-mg9vl]

Thanks for this lecture, it's really helpful for my day to day Job

[@mortezahabibnia8120]

Thanks for your great presentation.

[@cure73]

Awesome. Wish you can be my teacher for Patho 😀

[@Ebo11go]

So I'm learning patho and english together, 2×1
I love Ur accent and Ur explanation 😭💜

[@tinzhappy5915]

Thank you so much, now I know what is Ischemia. my ecg result is leads V3 to V6 suggestive of Ischemia.

[@thekrutchinator]

I have 2 blocked arteries and discovered through an Angiogram that Collateral Circulation around the blockage has occurred and kept me alive! The human body is indeed miraculous!

[@UncleSaulsa]

Glad you are ok! I have to be checked for blockages soon. I am 31, hbu?

[@thekrutchinator]

@@UncleSaulsa 70 this year. Walking and dietary changes absolutely helped me out. I'm not perfect with the diet but generally do ok.. good luck .

[@Amarns]

Wonderful explanation

[@KrishGawande-i8e]

Great explanation
Thank you dr Mike

[@HadinRobertson]

Thanks Dr Mike. Can you make a video about MONA for cardiac emergencies. Us in the prehospital environment use it to decide our treatment options.

[@gina4168]

Great video.

[@ughsirius]

Thank you soo much!! This was very, very helpful ❤

[@TaaliahSathar]

Whohoo @drmike can you please do a detailed video on the 12 leads and why there are difference in sizes in the qrs complex.

[@DrMattDrMike]

Coming in the next few days!! 🥳

[@habebaesmat2567]

Thank you very much for your efforts ❤️✨️

[@DrMattDrMike]

You are so welcome 🤗

[@khusheasypianospanish9460]

for inferior wall of heart its only right coronary artery. very useful video md1 student

[@duadkhan-kc1od]

Yess he is best but nanja is also soo best

[@realtorangelicaortiz]

I appreciate your great lectures! You are extremely helpful!!

[@barzykawa]

You are the best 😍😍😍😍😍

[@alexanderkeber4257]

So which blood test or test would you get to see if you were at risk for this disease?

[@Jess-wk5jo]

I have question. What is more common to get damage in from idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis in lungs one lung or both?all i know what real turth is it one or both side of lung for Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis

[@Kuruppz]

Takotsubo myopathy is not usually included in ischemic heart disease, right??

[@MardMayle]

Oh mike ! i have nothing to say just love 🩵🩷

[@SetuPetaia]

You're the GOAT

[@funwithsums9519]

Hello had a brain stroke which paralyzed my left side but after treatment my left side got some power where I am be able to lift me left leg and hand .... But my tropinin level increased to 900 but I never had any heart problem or pain age is 66

[@saifsaad9141]

I hope if you can discuss ECG pls

[@RuqaiaGurb-tk8xr]

Awesome Thank you 🔥🔥

[@PreceldaSurio]

Is Ischemic Cardiomyopathy and Ischemic heart disease the same?

[@DrNour-pr1ik]

Can you give me a reference tittlle in therapeutics mcqs

[@zahrahussain6287]

Thank you a lot 🙏🏻

[@yasesaka]

when I hear that the main arteries sit on the epicardium my face is like:😯

[@qautharleenjimenez2439]

I have ischemia

[@مرتضىعلاء-ز3و]

I love you so much ❤❤❤❤❤

[@DrMattDrMike]

🙌

[@safa_ra7856]

THANKKKK YOUUU 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷

[@nwayswe2511]

🎉

[@Nora-dx9cy]

Ily

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