Understand Right Ventricular Myocardial Infarction in 12 mins!!!

[@kaylashepler9937]

You deserve more views!! This was easy to comprehend and I’m such a visual learner so really appreciate the drawings!!

[@cowbotech463]

Thank you, brother. You just saved me.

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[@upplifevideos372]

Very nice and helpful video 👍🏻

[@acepance5592]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@kkcul]

Love it!! keep it coming!

[@acepance5592]

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[@vishvajitwakade9974]

Nice presentation

[@maujunior9483]

This was awesome, thank you.

[@acepance5592]

Glad you found it helpful

[@IngramToenail]

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Nice video!

[@acepance5592]

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[@jamesalexanderhuruve7297]

surprisingly good!

[@acepance5592]

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[@nasmaismail6723]

excellent explanation :) Thank you

[@acepance5592]

Glad it was helpful!

[@drgadham]

Excellent but rapid fire presentation 👏

[@acepance5592]

Thank you!!

[@docterdad1]

Sorry my understanding is that preload is volume related as it occurs during relatively very low pressures of diastole; ie. diastolic volume…

[@acepance5592]

Preload is defined by the stretch of the myocardium at the end of the diastole once the ventricles are fully filled before the next contraction. End diastolic volume refers to the volume.

[@tubeysr]

Nicely explained, thank you ))

[@acepance5592]

Very welcome

[@fatemenikseresht929]

Could you please answer me
My mom have done CABG after inf and lat MI, with EF 20% you think her situation become better????

[@Payw4and]

My grandpa passed away due to RV infarction. but still didnt get why its fatal?he got cardiac arrest in the end.

[@fatemenikseresht929]

I am from Iran and I really need your help

[@fayezaltrad1129]

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