The look surgeons and physicians have when the anaesthetists arrive at the scene is enough testament to how critical our role is. Like angels hovering over unseen, unheard, not acknowledged often but always there when it matters the most. Love being an anaesthetist.
In my internship, I've called for help from the internists in the infectious disease ward for a COVID patient who was deteriorating. There I witnessed three internists (an attending, a fellow and a resident) just screaming and jumping around the patient, exclaiming the patient needed to be intubated and none of the three doctors dared to perform the intubation, even though all three had reportedly experience in medical intensive care. They ultimately called for an anesthesiologist who calmly entered the scene, examined the patient carefully, and transported him awake and breathing spontaneously to the anesthesiological ICU to intubate and prone him there all in due calmness. That was the day I realized I wanted to become such a deliberate, thoughtful and skilled physician too and started my residency in anesthesiology after my internship was over.
A difficult, outstanding helping career choice. I almost became Nurse anesthesia, my best friend did, chief Nurse anesthesia in 1000+ bed hospital. Noble helping career. One has to be focused on trauma & hard cases👍
I’m a final year Anaesthesiology resident in India. My inspiration for anaesthesia was similar to that of yours. I used to see the code blue team working in the emergency as an intern. I noticed that it’s always the anaesthesia resident leading the resuscitation whereas the internal medicine resident used to stand with his arms folded in the background. That was the time I realised what I want to do in life.
Yeah. Anaesthesiologist intubates… that’s it ^^ the internist is taking care of everything else in the ICU. ATM I do my internship in anaesthesiology and one of the most experienced anaesthesiologist said before my first intubation… don’t worry everyone can learn this easily… a haircutter as well as a student. I am 10 days into my internship and are able to intubate, cannulate and calculate narcotics. Obviously there is more to this speciality but in the operating room, where most anaesthesiologist work, it is super boring 99% of time.
I became anesthesiologist by chance , but as soon as I started anesthesia I regret all the years I spent before being anesthesiologist, and day after the other I get more and more proud of my job , because we are really life savers ... Thanks alot.
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These situations are routine for anesthesiologists - resuscitating in the operating room during a trauma case, or helping the floor team with a patient in distress, and we do these things particularly well. The reason for that is training from day 1 of residency. The only reason we don't enter the spotlight is because we don't particularly care for it. We love what we do and will offer help whenever we have a chance.
Almost the same story as mine. As an intern, I wanted so bad to be an Internist, but it shocked me when my attendings, being so brilliant in many aspects of Medicine, didn't know how to act in moments of sheer panic and took forever to do something. Then I fiddled around EM, but something wasn't quite right. Then, during my clinical rotation in ObGyn, and, after a few difficult patients and seeing Anesthesia in action, I went and talked to them so i could learn more. The rest, is history. One of the best decisions of my life!
Thanks for sharing your story Dr Hadzic! I decided to become an anesthesiologist during my anesthesia rotation as a medical student , I saw how they save many lives securing the airway during codes and also placing impossible IV access that no-one else could've done. I also realized that not many people even in the medical field understood our role , but it didn't bother me even now. I don't care if they don't know my name or they don't recognize me , for me the satisfaction of saving a life or helping another human being during surgery is enough .
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Anesthesiology is the most romantic part of medicine 👍. Love my job and colleagues all around the world! Dr Hadzic, you are really excellent mentor and icon in regional anesthesiology.
Thanks for your incredible story, Dr. Hadzic - I'm a critical care paramedic starting medical school in 2 days, and stories like this are exactly why I want to be an anesthesiologist.
i had 2 choices anesthesiology or surgery..I choose anesthesiology just like that...but since that time i never regret my choice I am getting more and more proud of it 🙂
a very motivational video. My wife and I are anesthesiologists and we highly value the importance of our specialty. thank you dr. hazdic for his valuable contribution so useful for our professional practice. Hugs.
I love the mix of critical thinking and hands-on skills in anesthesiology, especially in situations that require swift and decisive action. Thanks for sharing your story. I’m glad you became an anesthesiologist too, Dr. Hadzic.
This video resonated with me very much. I have a similar story, did Internal Medicine residency first followed by Critical Care medicine fellowship. Yet, still "something" was missing. Doing anesthesiology residency was the best professional decision so far
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A doctor who has both, the in depth knowledge of internal medicine and procedural skills of anaesthesiologist is the best person to be in a critical care scenario..
First of all, an excellent video, which showed the essence of what it means to be an anesthesiologist. In addition to manual skills, anesthesiologists possess extensive medical knowledge. During my training in anesthesia, I realized that anesthesia is more than a profession, it is simply a passion. As my mentor said, the anesthesiologist does not have a workplace, his workplace is the entire clinic or hospital. It's a wonderful occupation that offers a lot, not only in business but also in life.
You almost made me cry... A very similar story here... I was an undergraduate when I witnessed a similar situation, but the Anesthesiologist was wearing a really long robe, and came in running to take the AW... I swear it looked like a cape... And as a superhero (that later I understood we are...) Saved the day!! Well after a couple of years working as a general practitioner I said to myself, who is the best prepared MD to lead an emergency... In the ER, OR or an Ambulance... And here I am... Think I just couldn't do anything else... I luv this game!!! Love to read all the comments
Amazing story yet so familiar. I am a junior resident in anaesthesia in the pacific-Fiji. I always watch your videos and it's extremely helpful for my upcoming exams! I say I see familiar situations on a daily basis especially during times of crisis how cool and collected Anaesthetist are and how much difference they make. It gives me pride in my work and motivates me to be the best I can. Hope we may cross paths someday in the future. Warm wishes, Loreen.
Anesthesia wasn't my first choice. Tried for six months then fell in love and 30 years on, never looked back or regretted, in fact that was the best decision I ever made in my life.
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Anesthesiology was my first and ONLY choice. Love at first sight, man. As soon as I passed the residency exam, I started revision all over again in case I fail to get. Told myself: I'll take this exam three, four, five times if needed if this is what it takes to nail my anesthesiology spot. Got it on the second try. Never seen myself belonging elsewhere than anesthesiology. Best speciality in the World!
ICU nurse now in CRNA school. Thank you for sharing your journey Dr Hadzic. I’m even more inspired by the work that anesthesia does and will not take that responsibility lightly 🙏
I love the part about the medicine residents arguing over the interpretation of the monitor trace, I finished my internal medicine residency in California on a Friday then drove down the highway to start my anesthesiology residency ten days later on a Monday in New England. This was early 1980s, aids was brand new.
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Greetings to you sir.😇🙏 This video resonates the feeling of many anaesthesiologists like me. Proud to be one .❤ A huge fan of regional anaesthesia and the educational videos shared by a Pioneer like you .❤🙏🙏
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Thanks so much for your contribution to the specialty. I have benefited immensely from your books and videos and look forward to when I can see you one on one! Keep up the good work.
Thank you for this, Doc. Being an Anesthetist in the Pacific Islands has it's challenges so watching this has a positive impact and am blessed to be one 👏🏿👍🏿🙏🏿.
Although I took aesthesia by chance, I have loved my speciality so much later. Your video is so encouraging, and it cause my love for our speciality to increase and to be refreshed. The scenario of life saving is repeated for me for everyday practice especially I work in a paediatric hospital. The hospital team usually call us for venous line insertion or tube insertion as life savers after they fail to do it.
I’d add to that the unique position we have of transitioning through the widest variety of medical specialties and the broadest spectrum of patients , whether considering their age span or their physical status. It’s also great to be able to establish a deep connection to the patients within a matter of minutes.
Well told! I laughed when you mentioned the internal medicine residents were consumed by the ecg while they couldn’t ventilate the patient without iv access. Classic!
¡Así es doctor! No dejo de decir que ha sido la mejor decisión que he tomado. Ingresé a la especialidad de pediatría. Había estudiado medicina porque quería ser pediatra. No aguanté 15 días. Como usted dice, elegí anestesiología sin saber muy bien lo que haría. Principalmente porque no me gustaba pasar consulta. Hoy puedo decir ¡Amo a la anestesiología!😍 Los anestesiólogos somos unos chingones. ¡Que viva la anestesia! That's right doctor! I can't stop saying that it was the best decision I've ever made. I entered the specialty of pediatrics. I had studied medicine because I wanted to be a pediatrician. I couldn't last 15 days. Then I chose be an anestesiolgist. And as you say, I chose anesthesiology without really knowing what I would do. Mainly because I did not like to pass consultation. Today I can say I love anesthesiology! Anesthesiologists are chingones, bacanos . Long live anesthesia!
In my opinion if a surgeon doesn't have a good anesthesiologist it's like he doesn't have his right hand. It's a team effort to help that patient and everyone's role is crucial.As knowdlege anesthesy includes so so many fields of medicine...just hats off.
Poštovani doktore puno hvala na promociji naše profesije.U Tuzli sam naučio jednu dobru izreku jedina prava gospoda u medicini su Anesteziolozi.Da li se može uraditi nešto na popularizaciji Anesteziologa u medicinskim serijama u Americi,vrlo rijetko smo uopće zastupljeni.Amel Avdić spec.Anesteziolog Univerzitetski Klinički Centar Sarajevo
i chose a different speciality, mostly because of age and necessities of life when you are a migrant but anaesthetics is in my top 2, i watch this channel for fun and like repeating fun facts or techniques to my colleagues. You guys are more in the spotlight than you admit, one of the divers that saved the kids was an australian anaesthetist (thats how i found out you guys even have your own magazine... :) )
My motivation become anesthesiologist to save critical patient from death, give hapiness to their family, and give operation anesthesia for many people. Becouse when im yong in junior high scholl i had saved from Angiofibroma nasofaring juvenile, 23 times go into hospital only for blood transfusion because shock et cause profused epistaksis, i had use epinefrin for my nasal tamponade every time epistaksis by my self as emergency before arived in hospital. Until high school operation angiofibrome transpalatal. On my jurney in clerkship in medical faculty in surabaya indonesia i had trepanation becouse rhinorhea LCS becouse destruction basis cranii and regretion angiofibrome. God saved me with long jurney as a patient. Now its my turned, my duty, as His toll to give hope and cure to patient.
You are thrilled only because you can work in the right place. Try to be an anesthesiologist in Italy or in the worst case in Sicily and let's see if you stick with the same idea
Every italian anesthesiology i know, regrets to be one. In my opinion is a wonderful job if you don't need gratitude and recognition from outside. Otherwise it becomes a very frustrating job, considering that he earns the same 3000€/month as every other chillaxed phisician in the hospital. The science behind anesthesiology and the immediate impact of what you decide to do doesn't have any equals in medical field.
Honestly physicians should get critical care skills .... It's embarrassing when all you have is mostly academic knowledge and little critical care skills , come on...
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The look surgeons and physicians have when the anaesthetists arrive at the scene is enough testament to how critical our role is. Like angels hovering over unseen, unheard, not acknowledged often but always there when it matters the most. Love being an anaesthetist.
Angels is a good word! Cheers and thanks for watching!
In my internship, I've called for help from the internists in the infectious disease ward for a COVID patient who was deteriorating. There I witnessed three internists (an attending, a fellow and a resident) just screaming and jumping around the patient, exclaiming the patient needed to be intubated and none of the three doctors dared to perform the intubation, even though all three had reportedly experience in medical intensive care. They ultimately called for an anesthesiologist who calmly entered the scene, examined the patient carefully, and transported him awake and breathing spontaneously to the anesthesiological ICU to intubate and prone him there all in due calmness. That was the day I realized I wanted to become such a deliberate, thoughtful and skilled physician too and started my residency in anesthesiology after my internship was over.
Anesthesiologists rock! Like volves.
A difficult, outstanding helping career choice. I almost became Nurse anesthesia, my best friend did, chief Nurse anesthesia in 1000+ bed hospital. Noble helping career. One has to be focused on trauma & hard cases👍
I’m a final year Anaesthesiology resident in India. My inspiration for anaesthesia was similar to that of yours. I used to see the code blue team working in the emergency as an intern. I noticed that it’s always the anaesthesia resident leading the resuscitation whereas the internal medicine resident used to stand with his arms folded in the background. That was the time I realised what I want to do in life.
its always a pain when staff cant talk or nobody wants to take leadership
Yeah. Anaesthesiologist intubates… that’s it ^^ the internist is taking care of everything else in the ICU. ATM I do my internship in anaesthesiology and one of the most experienced anaesthesiologist said before my first intubation… don’t worry everyone can learn this easily… a haircutter as well as a student. I am 10 days into my internship and are able to intubate, cannulate and calculate narcotics. Obviously there is more to this speciality but in the operating room, where most anaesthesiologist work, it is super boring 99% of time.
I became anesthesiologist by chance , but as soon as I started anesthesia I regret all the years I spent before being anesthesiologist, and day after the other I get more and more proud of my job , because we are really life savers ...
Thanks alot.
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These situations are routine for anesthesiologists - resuscitating in the operating room during a trauma case, or helping the floor team with a patient in distress, and we do these things particularly well. The reason for that is training from day 1 of residency. The only reason we don't enter the spotlight is because we don't particularly care for it. We love what we do and will offer help whenever we have a chance.
So true! Amen!
Almost the same story as mine. As an intern, I wanted so bad to be an Internist, but it shocked me when my attendings, being so brilliant in many aspects of Medicine, didn't know how to act in moments of sheer panic and took forever to do something. Then I fiddled around EM, but something wasn't quite right. Then, during my clinical rotation in ObGyn, and, after a few difficult patients and seeing Anesthesia in action, I went and talked to them so i could learn more. The rest, is history. One of the best decisions of my life!
Great to know you are "not alone"! Greetings and thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing your story Dr Hadzic! I decided to become an anesthesiologist during my anesthesia rotation as a medical student , I saw how they save many lives securing the airway during codes and also placing impossible IV access that no-one else could've done. I also realized that not many people even in the medical field understood our role , but it didn't bother me even now. I don't care if they don't know my name or they don't recognize me , for me the satisfaction of saving a life or helping another human being during surgery is enough .
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Anesthesiology is the most romantic part of medicine 👍. Love my job and colleagues all around the world!
Dr Hadzic, you are really excellent mentor and icon in regional anesthesiology.
I can't imagine myself in another speciality! Anaesthesiology is the best! I'm so happy for my decision!
Our pleasure! Thank you for sharing! Greeting from Nysora to you and all your colleagues!
Thanks for your incredible story, Dr. Hadzic - I'm a critical care paramedic starting medical school in 2 days, and stories like this are exactly why I want to be an anesthesiologist.
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i had 2 choices anesthesiology or surgery..I choose anesthesiology just like that...but since that time i never regret my choice I am getting more and more proud of it 🙂
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Thankyou for the great information and story .Refreash our mind also ,why we became Anesthesiologist .Anesthesilogist from Pakistan.
Thank you for commenting. Cheers!
Am going to start my residency in anesthesiology next week and am glad to hear this.
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a very motivational video. My wife and I are anesthesiologists and we highly value the importance of our specialty. thank you dr. hazdic for his valuable contribution so useful for our professional practice. Hugs.
Thank you for your comment. Funny in that my wife is an anesthesiologist as well. We chose well! ;)
I love being anesthesiologist
I love the mix of critical thinking and hands-on skills in anesthesiology, especially in situations that require swift and decisive action. Thanks for sharing your story. I’m glad you became an anesthesiologist too, Dr. Hadzic.
"mix of critical thinking and hands-on skills" sums it up well! Greetings and thanks for watching!
This video resonated with me very much. I have a similar story, did Internal Medicine residency first followed by Critical Care medicine fellowship. Yet, still "something" was missing. Doing anesthesiology residency was the best professional decision so far
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A doctor who has both, the in depth knowledge of internal medicine and procedural skills of anaesthesiologist is the best person to be in a critical care scenario..
Hi Abhinav! "depth knowledge of Internal Medicine and Procedural skills of anesthesiologist" sums it up well! ! Greetings and thanks for watching!
First of all, an excellent video, which showed the essence of what it means to be an anesthesiologist. In addition to manual skills, anesthesiologists possess extensive medical knowledge. During my training in anesthesia, I realized that anesthesia is more than a profession, it is simply a passion. As my mentor said, the anesthesiologist does not have a workplace, his workplace is the entire clinic or hospital. It's a wonderful occupation that offers a lot, not only in business but also in life.
You almost made me cry... A very similar story here... I was an undergraduate when I witnessed a similar situation, but the Anesthesiologist was wearing a really long robe, and came in running to take the AW... I swear it looked like a cape... And as a superhero (that later I understood we are...) Saved the day!! Well after a couple of years working as a general practitioner I said to myself, who is the best prepared MD to lead an emergency... In the ER, OR or an Ambulance... And here I am... Think I just couldn't do anything else... I luv this game!!! Love to read all the comments
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Amazing story yet so familiar.
I am a junior resident in anaesthesia in the pacific-Fiji. I always watch your videos and it's extremely helpful for my upcoming exams! I say I see familiar situations on a daily basis especially during times of crisis how cool and collected Anaesthetist are and how much difference they make. It gives me pride in my work and motivates me to be the best I can. Hope we may cross paths someday in the future.
Warm wishes,
Loreen.
Hi Loreen, Glad to hear this from you. Brothers in arms! Greetings to you and all your colleagues. Cheers!
Thank you for letting me proud for my profession as an anesthesiologist!
Our pleasure!
Thanks so much for your contribution to the specialty.
It's my pleasure. Greetings from NYSORA!
Anesthesia wasn't my first choice. Tried for six months then fell in love and 30 years on, never looked back or regretted, in fact that was the best decision I ever made in my life.
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Anesthesiology was my first and ONLY choice. Love at first sight, man. As soon as I passed the residency exam, I started revision all over again in case I fail to get. Told myself: I'll take this exam three, four, five times if needed if this is what it takes to nail my anesthesiology spot. Got it on the second try. Never seen myself belonging elsewhere than anesthesiology.
Best speciality in the World!
Great. Vision at the onset! Greetings and thanks for watching!
@@DRBLUESNYC Thank you!
ICU nurse now in CRNA school. Thank you for sharing your journey Dr Hadzic. I’m even more inspired by the work that anesthesia does and will not take that responsibility lightly 🙏
Best of luck!
The hands on nature of anaesthesia. The skillsets you can develop and master. Its addicting!🙌🏼👏🏼
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I love the part about the medicine residents arguing over the interpretation of the monitor trace, I finished my internal medicine residency in California on a Friday then drove down the highway to start my anesthesiology residency ten days later on a Monday in New England. This was early 1980s, aids was brand new.
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Because you care, are a helping professional. And extremely good without working directly with you
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Greetings to you sir.😇🙏
This video resonates the feeling of many anaesthesiologists like me. Proud to be one .❤
A huge fan of regional anaesthesia and the educational videos shared by a Pioneer like you .❤🙏🙏
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Thanks so much for your contribution to the specialty. I have benefited immensely from your books and videos and look forward to when I can see you one on one! Keep up the good work.
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Thank you for this, Doc. Being an Anesthetist in the Pacific Islands has it's challenges so watching this has a positive impact and am blessed to be one 👏🏿👍🏿🙏🏿.
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Although I took aesthesia by chance, I have loved my speciality so much later. Your video is so encouraging, and it cause my love for our speciality to increase and to be refreshed. The scenario of life saving is repeated for me for everyday practice especially I work in a paediatric hospital. The hospital team usually call us for venous line insertion or tube insertion as life savers after they fail to do it.
Hi Ahmed! Agree. Boss-man! Greetings and thank you for watching!
I’d add to that the unique position we have of transitioning through the widest variety of medical specialties and the broadest spectrum of patients , whether considering their age span or their physical status. It’s also great to be able to establish a deep connection to the patients within a matter of minutes.
Indeed. Not for everyone though. Will release another video soon on why should NOT study anesthesiology. ;) Cheers
It's important to take pride in what we do. Thank you Dr.Hadzic for reminding us of this
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Thanks for sharing your story to be anesthesiologist. Her in Iraq we struggling to be anesthesiologist.
Did my anesthesia training at St Joe's. Great training, I was ready for any case they could throw at me when I was done.
Hi Jim, Thank you for commenting. Greetings!
Great story my friend great videos. I'm a Mexican anesthesiologist and it's my pleasure to have your feedback.
Hi Gerardo! Great to hear and thanks for watching. Greetings to you and your colleagues!
Same journey, same age, same love in ultrasonic tech. and may nearly the same look 😂 Best regards from Berlin, Germany 👋🏻
Cheers Rob. Brothers in arms! Thanks for watching!
I’m an M2 and interested in anesthesia. This video is truly motivational ✨
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Proud of you and Proud to be one!
Well told! I laughed when you mentioned the internal medicine residents were consumed by the ecg while they couldn’t ventilate the patient without iv access. Classic!
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¡Así es doctor! No dejo de decir que ha sido la mejor decisión que he tomado. Ingresé a la especialidad de pediatría. Había estudiado medicina porque quería ser pediatra. No aguanté 15 días.
Como usted dice, elegí anestesiología sin saber muy bien lo que haría. Principalmente porque no me gustaba pasar consulta. Hoy puedo decir ¡Amo a la anestesiología!😍 Los anestesiólogos somos unos chingones. ¡Que viva la anestesia!
That's right doctor! I can't stop saying that it was the best decision I've ever made. I entered the specialty of pediatrics. I had studied medicine because I wanted to be a pediatrician. I couldn't last 15 days.
Then I chose be an anestesiolgist. And as you say, I chose anesthesiology without really knowing what I would do. Mainly because I did not like to pass consultation. Today I can say I love anesthesiology! Anesthesiologists are chingones, bacanos . Long live anesthesia!
In my opinion if a surgeon doesn't have a good anesthesiologist it's like he doesn't have his right hand. It's a team effort to help that patient and everyone's role is crucial.As knowdlege anesthesy includes so so many fields of medicine...just hats off.
That is 100% correct, everybody in the process is precious.
Very inspiring! Love the video! 🤩
Thanks so much! 😊
Thanks a lot dear doctor. You've made me realize I made a great choice
Totally agree Boss-man! Greetings and thank you for watching!
You are great person
Thank you for every thing 💙💙💙💙
Great video...!
Thank you for commenting! Cheers!
Poštovani doktore puno hvala na promociji naše profesije.U Tuzli sam naučio jednu dobru izreku jedina prava gospoda u medicini su Anesteziolozi.Da li se može uraditi nešto na popularizaciji Anesteziologa u medicinskim serijama u Americi,vrlo rijetko smo uopće zastupljeni.Amel Avdić spec.Anesteziolog Univerzitetski Klinički Centar Sarajevo
Hi Amel! Totally agree! Greetings and thank you for watching!
i chose a different speciality, mostly because of age and necessities of life when you are a migrant but anaesthetics is in my top 2, i watch this channel for fun and like repeating fun facts or techniques to my colleagues. You guys are more in the spotlight than you admit, one of the divers that saved the kids was an australian anaesthetist (thats how i found out you guys even have your own magazine... :) )
Same Sir. Become live safer make me happy and proud my live usefull for other as anesthesiologist.
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Thank You
May you please teach us how you desolve the most popular drugs in operation room and ICU such as adrenaline .noradrenaline and dopamine
Will do! Good idea!
I am sorry dilution drugs 🙏
@@DRBLUESNYC thank you doctor I really appreciate your commen
nice story very interesting respect!
Hi Omar, Indeed. Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing!
after watching your video, Dr Hadzic here I am even more sure of my choice of specialty!
Anesthesia♥️♥️♥️
Hi there! Glad it was helpful!
Anestesia lo es todo !!!
Thank you for for these lovely words!
Amazing😉
I am also proud to be an anaesthesiologist
Brotherhood!
thank you for reinforcing my pursuit of being an emergency doc :p
We love you Sir (Kartvelians)
Thank you so much. Greetings from NYSORA!
Very good
Thanks!
My motivation become anesthesiologist to save critical patient from death, give hapiness to their family, and give operation anesthesia for many people. Becouse when im yong in junior high scholl i had saved from Angiofibroma nasofaring juvenile, 23 times go into hospital only for blood transfusion because shock et cause profused epistaksis, i had use epinefrin for my nasal tamponade every time epistaksis by my self as emergency before arived in hospital. Until high school operation angiofibrome transpalatal. On my jurney in clerkship in medical faculty in surabaya indonesia i had trepanation becouse rhinorhea LCS becouse destruction basis cranii and regretion angiofibrome. God saved me with long jurney as a patient. Now its my turned, my duty, as His toll to give hope and cure to patient.
Thank you so much for sharing your story! This is what NYSORA's community is all about. Kind regards from NYSORA - you're an inspiration!
Wow!!!
Thanks!
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👏👏👍👌 Good story GRINGO LOCO 😜
🤣Greetings Alvaro!
You are thrilled only because you can work in the right place. Try to be an anesthesiologist in Italy or in the worst case in Sicily and let's see if you stick with the same idea
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Every italian anesthesiology i know, regrets to be one. In my opinion is a wonderful job if you don't need gratitude and recognition from outside. Otherwise it becomes a very frustrating job, considering that he earns the same 3000€/month as every other chillaxed phisician in the hospital. The science behind anesthesiology and the immediate impact of what you decide to do doesn't have any equals in medical field.
In India anesthesiologists are considered burden by healthcare planners. Low income and no recognition.
Honestly physicians should get critical care skills .... It's embarrassing when all you have is mostly academic knowledge and little critical care skills , come on...
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We are life saver proud to be an anaesthesiologist,🦸
Totally agree Boss-man! Greetings and thank you for watching!