Lessons From A Heart Attack | Dr. Warrick Bishop | TEDxDocklands
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- Dr Warrick Bishop, author of "Know Your Real Risk of Heart Attack” shares a personal story of how current assessment for heart attack risk is not good enough and how we must do better. Cardiac CT imaging can bring precision to prevention and save lives. He’s on a mission to make sure that nobody dies of a surprising, yet preventable, heart attack - and he needs your help! Dr. Warrick Bishop graduated from the University of Tasmania, School of Medicine in 1988, and completed advanced training in cardiology in Hobart, Tasmania, becoming a fellow of the Royal Australian College of Physicians. He was the first cardiologist in Tasmania with specialist recognition in CT Cardiac Coronary Angiography. He is an accredited examiner for the Royal Australian College of Physicians and the Medical School of the University of Tasmania, teaching medical students & jnr doctors. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Hi Warrick,
I remember when meeting you back in Tasmania in 2011 as a backpacker and telling you about my own dad passing at 52 years from a blocked artery, a non-drinker, non-smoker , with a skinny physique and played basketball until he was 50, with his father at 46 years (who was the opposite of my father) dying from a similar blockage to the heart. You mentioned this scan and told me my brothers should be checked. Last year one of my brothers (aged 45) went for a stress test and only at the very very end, they noted something, checked it and found that he was on the same path - 'a widow maker' they called it, asymptomatic no signs whatsoever! He is a non- smoker non -drinker and relatively fit and had to get a serious stint put into one of his arteries. I thought of you and what you mentioned recently and have now shared this video in the hope that it will raise some questions which those 'non-candidates' for heart disease and heart attacks. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and best wishes with all your work in the future. Aisling from Athlone , Ireland.
Really interesting thank you!
Well spoken 👍
Great talk. Congrats :)
Very informative!
What you present is very easy to understand. Great talk!
💖🙏🏻 thank you
Fantastic Information - it's something everyone should know about!
Thank you John
@@DoctorWarrickBishop My grandma had a heart attack half year ago.. what to do for her? she had a plaque in artery that caused it .. now what can i do for her?
Thank you Warrick! Because I always highly appreciate stress tests before, but now I can realize the cons of this test that we always put our patients in a particular way of their actions in the future, not by the statistic on the paper or risk calculator. CT scan may be a better way to identify calcium and break down the truly risk on this patient. So, we can prevent heart attacks as soon as possible!
Did you guys do a full blood work
CAC scan 👍🏼👍🏼
I wouldn’t want to drop dead around my family, they would just started stand there and look at me.... No CPR maybe if you called emblems maybe they won’t
Instead of giving useless statics about the past,Can’t u just give solutions to prevent and never have heart related issues instead of beating around the bush
Look at Dr. Esselstyn's video and get his book.