Aortic Stenosis Remastered (Symptoms, murmur, aortic valve stenosis treatment)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ย. 2018
- Aortic valve stenosis explained clearly with illustrations by Dr. Roger Seheult of www.medcram.com/?Y...
Includes a discussion of heart anatomy, aortic stenosis pathophysiology, heart sounds and murmurs, valves, symptoms, atrial fibrillation, cardiac output, LVH, pulse pressure, paradoxical splitting of the second heart sound, and treatment of aortic stenosis.
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Speaker: Roger Seheult, MD
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Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine.
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Excellent presentation. The aortic calcification by age and value anatomy was something I hadn’t understood. Thank you.
The best way AS was explained to me so far. It will stick in my mind forever. Just discovered your channel today and it is such a win!
I have a presentation on aortic stenosis next week and this gave me so much new information. thank you so much :)
Great lecture. Very clearly explained. Thanks.
Thanks Dr!
Nicely explained pathophysiology
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EXTREMLY HELPFUL
Is this hereditary? My dad died of AS per his death certificate. Then my 50 yr old younger brother collapsed during Army reserve training because of this. He got his valve replaced. Thank god it happened with people and medics around.
Very cool - Nice to go through the physiology/patho with each change! Regards and thanks!
I freaking love your lectures man
Very helpful lecture.
thank you it was a wonderful explanation ..
Thank you so much !
Most helpful explanation so far! Made AS so much easier
Great to hear!
Excellent explanation
Brilliant! Thanks!
Thank you for such a superb lecture :-)
I loved this video as a nursing student thanks
You are so welcome!
Thank you this was very helpful.
Just an extra thought: I know quite recently doctors are using more trans catheter aortic valve implants for treatment of aortic stenosis in select patients.
Thank you again 👍
Tks teacher
thanks
Good stuff
easy, the best preparation, good for my knowledge for presentation. tq so much
too good
TY
sir how decreased co causes peripheral vascualture dilation? at 4:14.
Dr Seheult, do you have another channel or email where one could ask questions?
Best hospitals in lndia for treatment
Pathophysiology of S3-gallop plz.xllent video
Is there any medication to overcome this situation of Valvural heart disease. Severe aortic stenosis. I am 66 yrs old, with this diagnosis, as perfection is not there in procedure performed, is there any medication which can help me to overcome this pain, while walking and lifting stuff. I have stable angina. Need your advice what I do next, not interested in putting any artificial valve. Any medication, food or herb which can help me to overcome this. Will nitroglycerin can help to overcome this pain. Please reply as soon as possible. Your opinion is very important for my life. God Bless and thanks for all your help.
Why I’m the case of high lp(a) is it just the aortic value that gets affected … or is it just the aortic value ?
Is narrow pulse pressure consistent with aortic stenosis or only at rest?
Wow
My mum is 73 and been offered a bio valve, but her mother lived ton98 and father 88 I feel they are not giving her a long enough valve and thus long enough to live, should we ask for a mechanical valve?
Pls what is a enlarged heart?
14:00 Symptoms
Are you a Cardiologist?
I was actually born with this problem.
In case of my father (67 years) ecocardiograph report shows that my father has severe aortic stenosis but according to city angiogram it is mild calcified. Which report is more acceptable?
I believe calcification lead to stenosis if aortic valve
I usually like your videos but this one isn't one of them. You're just jumping around and telling the consequences without explaining the physiology behind it.
Man I just found a gym of a channel
Learn more form www.pediatriconcall.com/articles/pediatric-cardiology/aortic-stenosis/aortic-stenosis-introduction#884
What if I was born with aortic stenosis?
Same I'm born with it
シaraaye I wasn’t born but diagnosed very young. So far I only have mild thi