What this Dr. did in video is extremely rare on RUclips. Usually, in an opthalmology procedure view, you see it from the examiner's side, or you at most will see the machine itself, but you almost NEVER get a look at what the patient sees, and this is a shame. I think when a procedure like this is being performed, they should show the patient's view like this Dr. just did. He let us see what the patient sees, by holding the camera up to the eyepiece that the patient uses. I'm extremely pleased with the way that he did the video.
Jason...want to really help people...learn about Keto and Carnivore diets...good starts would be with two well known MD's: Dr. Ken Berry Dr. Robert Cywes / both on UTube teaching about "why sugar is killing us". Listen, question and then inculcate this obvious information in your life.
Hi Jason, we certainly have come a long way with instant viewing capabilities of our digital cameras, I hope your presentation went smoothly, and thank you!
This procedure is pretty much ubiquitous in an opthalmology office...and the nurses usually to the whole treatment...meaning; give the "dye"...take the pics, etc. This leads an Opthal., to choose or not to choose "treatments" such as laser oblation to try and "cut down" on overly "leaky" vasculature. Does laser oblation work? It's questionable...but very lucrative for the practice. The best way to circumvent "these poor circulation" problems in the first place is to "eat according to our ancestral diet". Food does matter,...not supplements...the food itself. One MUST give up eating "massive amounts of carbohydrates in one's diet". Sugar...causes the Insulin Effect/Metabolic Effect...which most MD's just "PooPoo"...and have no understanding of. Learn about "Keto-Carnivore" diets today....change your health for tomorrow. Cut the SUGAR!!
Hello Max...I'm just a retired RN sir. Do you want to really help people and yourself sir? Learn about Keto and Carnivore diets...good starts would be with two well known MD's: Dr. Ken Berry Dr. Robert Cywes / both on UTube teaching about "why sugar is killing us". Listen, question, and then inculcate this obvious transformational information into your life.
Hi Marites, thank you for the compliment, though I am a 'CRA' or Certified Retinal Angiographer, thru the Ophthalmic Photographers' Society training and certification program which can be found at www.opsweb.org, I am not a physician. The procedure is safe for children, provided your Retinal Angiographer is following the correct guidelines for infusion of the FA Dye which according to the manufacturer [Akorn Pharmaceuticals] is 35 mg per ten pounds of body weight (7.7 mg/kg body weight), Tell your child not to be afraid and they should do just fine!
What this Dr. did in video is extremely rare on RUclips. Usually, in an opthalmology procedure view, you see it from the examiner's side, or you at most will see the machine itself, but you almost NEVER get a look at what the patient sees, and this is a shame. I think when a procedure like this is being performed, they should show the patient's view like this Dr. just did. He let us see what the patient sees, by holding the camera up to the eyepiece that the patient uses. I'm extremely pleased with the way that he did the video.
Hi Peter, we try to include the patients perspective in almost all of our diagnostic testing procedures. Thank you for your kind comment. Jim
I'm having this procedure done today. You have put my mind at ease, thank you!!
Thank you Jaclyn, I hope your angiographer explained the procedure to you before hand.
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Very clear explanation doc.. Thank you ❤
I am getting this done in a few months. Thank you for the information 😊
Soon giving a presentation on this procedure. Very helpful!👍🏾
Jason...want to really help people...learn about Keto and Carnivore diets...good starts would be with two well known MD's:
Dr. Ken Berry
Dr. Robert Cywes / both on UTube teaching about "why sugar is killing us".
Listen, question and then inculcate this obvious information in your life.
Hi Jason, we certainly have come a long way with instant viewing capabilities of our digital cameras, I hope your presentation went smoothly, and thank you!
Thank you Sïr!
This procedure is pretty much ubiquitous in an opthalmology office...and the nurses usually to the whole treatment...meaning; give the "dye"...take the pics, etc.
This leads an Opthal., to choose or not to choose "treatments" such as laser oblation to try and "cut down" on overly "leaky" vasculature.
Does laser oblation work? It's questionable...but very lucrative for the practice.
The best way to circumvent "these poor circulation" problems in the first place is to "eat according to our ancestral diet". Food does matter,...not supplements...the food itself.
One MUST give up eating "massive amounts of carbohydrates in one's diet". Sugar...causes the Insulin Effect/Metabolic Effect...which most MD's just "PooPoo"...and have no understanding of.
Learn about "Keto-Carnivore" diets today....change your health for tomorrow.
Cut the SUGAR!!
Thanku sir
With pleasure Chuddy!
Im sorry. I'm going to have the procedure scheduled next week.
Hello Max...I'm just a retired RN sir.
Do you want to really help people and yourself sir?
Learn about Keto and Carnivore diets...good starts would be with two well known MD's:
Dr. Ken Berry
Dr. Robert Cywes / both on UTube teaching about "why sugar is killing us".
Listen, question, and then inculcate this obvious transformational information into your life.
I hope your testing turned out normal Max!
Doc I ask is this procedure is advisable to 10 years old.thanks
Hi Marites, thank you for the compliment, though I am a 'CRA' or Certified Retinal Angiographer, thru the Ophthalmic Photographers' Society training and certification program which can be found at www.opsweb.org, I am not a physician. The procedure is safe for children, provided your Retinal Angiographer is following the correct guidelines for infusion of the FA Dye which according to the manufacturer [Akorn Pharmaceuticals] is 35 mg per ten pounds of body weight (7.7 mg/kg body weight), Tell your child not to be afraid and they should do just fine!
Is this curable???
Needle phobia
Why do you so tense when start narrating it. You scare me.