Bronny James Cardiac Arrest Cause Is GREAT NEWS - Doctor Explains
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- A new family statement reveals what the cause of Bronny James cardiac arrest was.
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As a person who had a mitral valve repair and returned to full activity, I'm glad to hear this; surgery has come a long way. Best wishes to him.
If they hadn't found a cause, I'd be terrified for Bronny. Now that they have one, they just need to eliminate the problem and he can move on.
How does this ai generated comment have 14 likes lmao
@@WhoKnowsCA Al Gore Rhythm, baby.
He's times is up them snow bunnies lol. Get a get not marry a good rich snow bunnies call it a day. Your got two yrs to go. No chips father time gets the best of us.
Cardiac surgery is definitely not this simple
@@patrickkavanaugh8482Right, he said it like if you got a splinter and finally were able to find the tip and pluck it out. Not that simple at all, can’t just get this easily fixed and move on, I’d say it’s a pretty delicate organ lol.
My dad was born with a congenital heart defect, which was only picked up as his dad was an orthopaedic surgeon and they were playing with this stethoscope and my grandfather picked up the issue. He was ultimately flown from Australia to the Mayo clinic and was the first child to under their evolutionary heart valve replacement. He was the older person to have this heart surgery. I hope Bronny can make a full recovery.
Can we just appreciate how this man can crank a video out the same day news breaks with appropriate models and explanations all while making it look effortless? I 0:24 don’t see credits at the end of the video, so I assume he’s doing all the work.
Teach me your ways🙏
Yes, Doc is a pretty impressive guy! 😊 I'm sure he works extremely hard to get these videos out so fast, and with great accuracy and insight...
hes def got a team of ppl that edits, etc
This Dude is LITERALLY GOD'S 😇‼️He loves what he does
It ain't about the money 💰
@@wokksipperWell SHOUT OUTS 2 THE BEHIND THE SCENE NINJAS‼️
TEAMWORK MAKE DA Dream WORK‼️
Sounds like BRONNY NEEDS 2 QUIT BASKETBALL‼️
But when you got a Clout ☁️ Chaser for A Father AKA Le'Bum James 🤡‼️👈
His SELFISH ways won't allow that 2 Happen‼️
My newborn son was diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot, this hits close to home.
I hope things end up being okay for you and your family.
My cousin and nephew both have it. My cousin is about to turn 30 and is doing great and nephew is almost 3 doing great. Good luck to you and your family! 🙏
How was your son screened for it? Or what was the signs?
Son has TOF and he is 9 months old! Two open heart surgeries later and he is crawling and standing on his own! Long journey and very mentally draining for the family, but thankfully was diagnosed before even birth so kind of knew what to expect 🙏
Just give him some Kratom
One of the craziest things outta this situation is that people real blamed bron & accused him of putting his son on steroids just crazy how the man could’ve lost his first born son & child & people saying things like that
That’s crazy, those accusations came from folks just hating lebron
They also said the shot too. I hate social media a lot of the time
the hate runs deep. hated for being good… insane
@@mikehunt368 HAHA you think the only reason people hate this idiot is he is good. (NOT EVEN CLOSE)
People were sure it was the vaccine too. Confidently so. Just goes to show people jump to conclusions way too fast. Unfortunately I'm sure there are people who will still argue this is just some sort of cover story.
Thanks Brian Sutterer! Very straightforward explanation with no speculation, just the facts. Appreciate your videos!
He is the best doctor who gives full details on any sports injury. For all of us who do not know what happened to an athlete we admire he gives all the information we need to know. At the same time he gives us an idea how we can understand medical terms and so on. I subscribed to him for the first time i saw his video review about a sports injury. More power and god bless doc Brian
I have CPVT, so one of the congenital heart defects, among some others, which was thankfully caught before any arrests or fainting issues. I love playing basketball so it was a difficult time when I was having symptoms and the doctor told me not to do any strenuous exercise. The good news is that there are very effective treatments these days and I currently am able to do anything I want, including long days of basketball and weight lifting, without any symptoms. I'm sure it will be the same for Bronny and he won't have to give up his dreams for being unlucky with this birth defect.
Me: not listening to the doctor speaking science, reading comments instead…
Science or propaganda
@@jvanek8512the anatomy and physiology of the heart
@@jvanek8512see this is what is wrong with the world , you have a doctor telling you something but nooo these experts on TH-cam know better than the doctor, people are just stupid.
@@austinb5063Live look at a lack of critical thinking skills
@@oseianderson4554 dude is wholesome wanting to learn about the heart… no way that triggers you bruh??
Being an elite athlete's son, wouldn't this young man have access to top tier medical care throughout his development and have physical exams on a regular basis to determine his overall state of health for athletic performances?
A bit leery that a heart condition has *just* been revealed as the cause for his collapse given who he is and their level of access to resources.
Of course. This guy is just a shill for Pharma. The likelihood of a highly competitive athlete who's father is a billionaire yet Bronny never received a heart scan before? Sounds highly unlikely.
Doctors barely care about patients unless it’s serious
Praying his treatment is a success, this young man has so much potential ❤️
I believe you gave the best, shortest, , straight to the point, clear and most articulate explanation of how the blood circulate thru the heart. Thanks for all your vids. They re great, well explained, interesting, and very informative.
All these comments on social media about the covid shot were so funny. I thought we had a big problem with these people in Germany but you Americans are on a different level
What so funny? Is the truth!
@@jameh2o406it literally wasn’t the truth in this case. He has congenital heart disease. If you don’t understand still, search up the definition of congenital
Not all hearts are created equal.
As a designer going into the world of sportswear and equipment I love learning about human anatomy and injuries from your channel. I would love to hear more about female athletes however. Would be interested to learn more about how WNBA players injuries differ or are the same as NBA athletes etc. Keep up the educational content!
Thank you Dr. Sutterer. Always very interesting and insightful.
I was born with both ASD and VSD. My circulation is non existent and my extremities get cold super quick in the winter, but I still played ball through college with minimal complications. Only had 1 cardiac event during a high school game but it wasn't serious
What is your resting heart rate. If you don’t mind me asking?
Bro what any cardiac event is serious it's a condition that can literally kill if left untreated
It was definitely the clot shot. This guy knows if he tells the truth he won’t have a youtube channel anymore 😂
As someone studying for STEP 1 rn, this was a really fun way to review some heart anatomy
I have sick sinus syndrome tachy brady. I was going asystole. Got a pacemaker put it. It was an electrical problem for me and congenital. I had the pacemaker put in in like 2015.
Having a congenital cardiac defect doesn't rule out other possible contributory factors which could have led to the cardiac arrest. In fact, most cases are preceded by some sort of electrolyte imbalance, viral/bacterial infection, myocarditis, etc. These factors work collectively to exacerbate cardiac strain and lead to SCA.
It wasnt the factors you mentioned, its CONGENITAL.
So happy they found the cause. I was born with a congenital heart condition. And played professional soccer for 3 years before returning before Covid.
Can’t wait to See Bronny do amazing things at USC. Happy to hear he is healthy and will be back on the hardwood soon 🫶🏿🙏🏿
Hi there Brian, it would be really cool if you did a video on the NWSL Forward Sophia Smith’s injury from this Sunday’s game between the Portland thorns and Washington Spirit
Sophia is a very young and exciting player who won MVP last year so it was a sad moment to see her go down.
THIS IS THE GUY WHO SAID IZZY GYNO IS NATURAL😂
Bro could of had broken his legs jumping of the roof and people would still be blaming the vax, y’all took an L simmer down
Great work doc
I was waiting on your video
A brand-new medical product with no analog in the history of medicine is *INHERENTLY UNSAFE.* Not debatable. I feel sorry for people who don't know this, but it's just so obvious.
Dr. Sutterer, he had been recently checked for congenital heart defects as part of a pre pro screening. Why/how did they miss it then?
Because it was really the 💉
🤦
Because it can be misdiagnosed as something else
Because medicine is imperfect that’s why. We all want to think that doctors are supposed to be these prophetic geniuses who can spot a horrible illness from a mile away but that’s just not the case. There’s a reason it’s called practicing medicine not perfectly applying medicine. Doctors are human beings they do tons of scans everyday on tons of patients. On every scan or test there will be incidental findings anomalies you don’t know what to do with questionable results etc. No one knows for sure what will or won’t come of those potential issues. Medical doctors can speculate make educated guesses but the truth is things happen. A issue thought to be serious ends up being not serious, an issue thought to be minor becomes life threatening. It happens a lot sadly. It doesn’t matter if you’re worth a trillion dollars or don’t have a penny in your pocket mistakes happen. Rich people die of unexplained issues so do poor people. Rich people bet misdiagnosed so do poor folks. Money is not always a golden ticket to brilliant treatment and wonderful medical care. Doctors who work in expensive clinics frequented by the wealthy are not always better than those who work in less well of places. Things are missed things are not properly considered and understood. It’s an unfortunate part of medicine but it does happen. There’s no need to inject conspiracies into it when there’s perfecta logical explanations for everything
It is common for congenital heart defects to occur because of changes, or mutations, in the child's DNA.
Doc, player from Serbia playing in the world cup had his kidney remove after an elbow from South Sudan player can you check that out
I’m a pediatric cardiologist. There is no scenario I can imagine that a VSD or ASD resulted in cardiac arrest during exercise in a previously healthy high level athlete.
My hunch is that he had a congenital coronary anomaly- anomalous coronary origin or coronary myocardial bridge (both surgically correctable and both can stay clinically silent prior to presenting with arrest).
A left heart obstructive lesion such as aortic stenosis could lead to arrest during exercise but produces a heart murmur and so would not have gone undetected for so long.
Arrhythmia syndromes such as long QT, brugada, CPVT, are common culprits, but would not be cured surgically.
was an athlete until 16 when I found out i had WPW - glad they found it early and I never had a cardiac arrest. So glad they figured out what is up with Bronny, hope he's okay soon.
cardiac arrest with WPW is EXTREMELY extremely rare - most people live there whole live with WPW and never get it ablated. I first had symptoms at 16, lifelong competitive swimmer, swam in college, drs never recommended to treat it, finally had drs tell me to get it treated at 24 when my palpatations started getting longer and more frequent. Completely cured now.
@kitmarlowe6604 I'm glad yours was okay! mines been not that easy I have a rarer case i guess. they went in to ablate during an EP study but could not due to the conduction paths being too close to eachother. I'm very symptomatic daily and on two medications to treat it since I'm not able to have the surgical ablation. it's going okay with the meds but my lifestyle is significantly altered and I am not medically cleared for competitive sports or running. each case is different, some people are fine, others not so much. 🤷
I have WPW and was told to live with it as it’s not an “issue”, I definitely feel the symptoms everyday of my life but the DOC told me it’s really just a feeling . Unless it flares up no suregery and I’m a competitor athlete
they figured it out and he's getting it treated and be ready to play ball again
I pray God's blessings upon Bronny, Bron, and their families
God's the one that gave him a f***ed up heart. Now science has to go in and fix God's mistake.
Amennn
i had ToF, and VSD at birth. after 4 open heart surgeries i’m fine. i played hockey between my 3rd and 4th one with no complications. Bronny will be in good hands❤
Hey would love to see you do a video on Ryan Preece and his bloodshot eyes from his Daytona crash last week. Would love to hear the medical explanation!
There is ZERO chance they would admit it's the shot, even if the cardiac arrest occurred the same day as the shot.
Absolutely! When Hamlin went down this doctor went off on a tirade about how this had nothing to do with the jab. That might have actually been legit that it wasn't jab related but to auto dismiss it within an hour was laughable. Seems like this guy is a big pharma guy
@@anthonydandrea2288 Hard to know if people are clueless, or liars. He could be clueless, but the people behind YT/Google like what he says, so he's promoted.
I pray that he’s fully recovered before returning to playing.
Dont worry USC will not clear him till 24
Oh trust and believe he will be this is BIGGER THAN BASKETBALL at this point trust me that’s the last thing they’re concerned about
@@davidmoser3535as they shouldn’t this is absolutely nothing to play with and they most definitely don’t want a major lawsuit on their hands
My son at 3 years old had the same issue had open heart surgery my son is now 43 and very healthy man.
Bro that scream at 7:40 got me thinking something was in my house 👀
Now the other question is why wasn't this caught earlier on an echocardiogram or something? Why is very specialized testing needed?
I am an echo tech, and most of the time it is. Why it was missed doent make sense to me, unless its something unusual like artery misplacement, or electrical conduction problem.Something an echo wouldnt show.
The only thing that I find convenient is that the kids doctors notice this now that questions come up. It’s not like he didn’t already have the best doctors that should’ve known this
Thats a cop out
Doctors don't check this stuff out. I've never had a scan of any part of my body before (other than my jaw at the dentist's). Neither has my kid. It's not something that is pre-emptively checked.
Feeling blessed and happy to hear Bronny is going to make a full recovery ❤️🩹🙏. Thank you for a thorough breakdown of this Dr. Sutter 🤝💯
Hey Dr. Sutterer, I was wondering if you could do a video on the Serbian player Borisa Simanic who recently lost his kidney due to an elbow at the basketball world cup? As an active player I wasn't even aware of that being possible.
I know it would get less views than your other NBA related basketball content. Thanks :)
Thanks to everyone involved with helping this young talent to recover i wanna see him with big Bron on the court.
Surely he was getting regular physicals from top doctors his whole life? How was this missed?
Probably because they never did a Cardiac CT or MRI, as the symptoms were absent or subtle and didn't indicate a heart problem at any point. A physical doesn't actually cover very much, it primarily reveals symptoms which can then be investigated further.
Dude this is literally what I just got diagnosed with ASD, at 28 years old, right side of my heart is severely dilated but I have never had any symptoms in my life and am active, play basketball, etc and am skinny as heck lol. I have MRI next month to determine location of the hole and then determine next steps. Pretty scary to find out but my mom had a hole, my brother did, and some older family of mine that have passed had it as well. It’s definitely congenital mine was just never caught :/
Same, can we speak in private? If possible
you vaxxed?
Never had symptoms until recently = You took the vax and it inflated your heart just like millions of others.
mm
@@warwid5419 nah
I was diagnosed with mitral valve prolapse at 14 after multiple incidents of almost passing out playing basketball it definitely makes things a lot harder as an athlete
I've just always had this chest pain I don't know why
Sir seems this platform has alot of engaging and useful content i dont want to sound absurd or oblivious to the fact that being able to due proper research when it comes to a properly sports related scenario or situation acquired through an activity either way i think i am diverting from my intent in even being able right in this box when will you be willing to post a biomechanical analysis of a few players in the nba b4 the start of the szn this upcoming year say jordan clarkson, zion williams , anthony davis. I dont want to sound like a vapious talking head/ sports analyst. Would you be able to use previous years video for these players also could branchout or discuas possible crossover for how this organ can influence affect a nfl players
I know this is a longshot, but can you possibly do a video on Ricciardo having a break on his metacarpal?
I hope he covers Formula One, MotoGP, Pro Cycling and Tennis.
Glad Bronny can play, to continue with his passion. Thanks Dr Brian.
I’ve said it once and I will say it again. We need to normalize heart screening in our kids going from high school to college athletics. I know this is a rare occurrence but if it saves 100-150 kids life a year then it’s worth it imo. We’ve been doing these screens for decades now so the price should be more reasonable and this needs to be covered on children’s insurance. I had a friend who died 15 years ago at 19 from this happening when he was playing a pickup game at the college he played basketball at. This is real and it’s also avoidable.
I agree. A D1 track athlete that lived on my street died when she was 18 and a few years later a soccer/basketball player on my street, that was likely going D1, died at 17. Both died of heart failure, because they had unknown CHD.
The medical screening I had in 1969 for frosh basketball was rudimentary. Thank God it is so much better now.
@@davidmoser3535 yea it’s crazy that was back in 68 but screening young athletes still isn’t common practice, smh.
All the anti-vaxxers that claimed the vaccines did this are going to ignore this and keep using him as an example of the vaccine causing blood clots and myocarditis, though.
Explain the massive increase of heart issues among healthy young men, notably soccer players.
@@Whitesquall123do you have any actual evidence that there has been a massive increase? Any studies or other reliable sources that statistically prove that there’s been an uptick in these events?
Pfizer website literally says it can cause heart issues.
I'm not anti-vax I'm pro-choice. I'm not telling anyone not to take the covid jab, you're the one wanting to force everyone to take it.
@@Lucy-yc4bc Have you ignored all the reports about the increase in cardiac events? Or do you exclusively watch CNN and MSNBC?
“NOT THE SHOT”😂 That says a lot in itself
Heard about this, Didn’t know what the condition was, so I came straight to the place I can learn about it 😄
He’s still going to have that scary feeling when he returns
Yup
The first few practices maybe, but he’ll be fine after that
So it's not the shot right? Nothing to see here. It could be anything but the shot, right doc?
Proof that it was?
@@agag2684proof that it wasn’t? Oh that’s right you got your doctors to tell you that… looks like they will always win.
Doc please explain what happened to boris simanic of serbia on fiba. Got elbowed in the kidney then after that needed a surgery asap he keeps bleeding per report
My son had the samething, however in his case it was really small and I was told it will close on its own, no follow up required, now with this lbj case it makes me wonder if it has not closed or not
His draft stock plummeted. If you were a GM, why would you risk drafting a player who had cardiac arrest over a player that hasn’t. I’m not talking about skill I’m talking about health
Because LeBron will also sign with said team
@@maxp2305yea but Bronny won’t be drafted
@@maxp2305
Lmbbfao
He was never on the draft board his game is barely Div2 level. His skill set is below average but the hype put him on the map. His high school is built to carry players at the next level college he will get exposed to an average roll player. Game recognize game his skills are boo boo.
I'd wouldn't be surprised if he goes undrafted.
Do I hear a meow at 5:24?
I hear it too 😂
hey man can you make a video about Borisa Simanic, the serbian player who lost his kidney? Really curious about his basketball career moving forward. thanks
I went to high school with a girl who died from a congenital arterial defect in her brain. She just lost consciousness in the shower one day. Her parents were home, but they thought she was staying at a friend's. It took them like 6 hours to figure out something had happened. She was kept on life support for a few days, but her brain was already dead. Obviously her parents were destroyed. They wanted to move out and go back to wherever the mom was from. But when they went to put their house on the market, they discovered that their accountant had embezzled and lost their entire savings. Just brutal.
At 40 - after playing sports and being active for years, and serving in the military - I had a stroke. Docs found a PFO (a form of ASD, I think you can say) and told me that the only way I'd have known was that I had the stroke or could have had a heart attack. Unfortunately, AFTER they closed it, I developed atrial fibrillation. The specialist says it's pretty rare and usually self-reseolves, so... fingers crossed. The surgery wasn't bad and they claim that - barring lifeline AFIB - I'm as good as new. Best of luck to him!
Were you diagnosed with PFO via an echocardiogram, or a different procedure? Did you ever have an echocardiogram previously that missed it? Also, can you share any symptoms prior to the stroke?
Regarding your AFib, ask your dr about Flecainide if it persists, it’s life changing! Beyond that, keep an eye on pulse field ablation too - very promising advancements.
I have no idea what any of that means 🤷🏾♂️
@@sammueller131 They thought they saw it on a regular ECG, so I then had a TEE to confirm.
I had just started a muscle relaxer for back pain and my face went numb. Went to the ER and they called it an allergic reaction. It went away, but I then had vision problems for a long time and headaches. Finally, maybe a year later, I went in for an MRI and they found it. Said it was “old” but no telling how old, just that it wasn’t recent. Main lingering issue now is tinnitus.
@@T1Oracle The gist: you can go your whole life with these types of heart conditions and the only way you know is if something bad happens. Happened to me later in life, and I’m doing well in recovering. The surgeries are good, but carry risks.
If I'm LeBron, I will encourage Bronny to turn his career choice. It's not worth the gamble.
It's not a gamble if it's fixed.
It's easy for you because he's not yours. Imagine being LeBron. You almost got everything. Your son didn't even needed to work. 😅
What makes you think it's not worth it? Are you familiar with the disorder and how it's treated?
CHD's not that rare bro, many cases are fatal. You have to research before you believe in some optimistic blogs bro. "I know, I know someday we're all gonna die." But much better to prolong your life with your family specially if you're rich. 🤣
@@donrosal9655 they're fatal if they aren't fixed. This is literally fixing a structural abnormality in the heart. He will no longer have the issue so the risk is not greater for him than anyone else.
So some online doctors who are self taught said vaccine or steroid or saying how come people of such wealth didn’t know or why didn’t the usc physical reveal this already. Thank you experts, let the real doctor explain.
2008 a marathon runner Ryan Shay was at mile 6 in the NYC Marathon and died suddenly from a heart defect. It may have been a valve defect.
Shh. They don't want to hear fact. They want to believe in a gran conspiracy
Doc always explains it well. 🎉🎉 I don't even watch basketball but go Bronny!!
there were a ton of comments on the first video about the covid shot that Bronny received. I think it's quite hilarious that people think that every major illness or health scare is caused by that, had the person received the shot.
And now, we're seeing the same thing happening with Bray Wyatt's death. It just doesn't stop man.
The same people that are like “I don’t live in fear” are also like “THE SHOT😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱”
@@Lucy-yc4bc The same people who said "trust the science" ignored that big pharma people stated under oath that they didn't properly test the poke before jabbing people.
The shot is perfect. Nobody should say anything bad about it because it works and nobody should question that. Just trust authorities everybody.
@@pocketfullofry question authority all you like, but making things up to fit your conspiratorial agenda is just ridiculous.
@@pocketfullofry Not only should they trust authorities, people should donate all of their saving to them for keeping them safe. Or donate it to Ukraine. Either or.
Thank you
I do not know which is the medical and cardiological work-out that even non-pro but agonistic athletes have to do in the US. It is somehow strange that ASD or VSD were not shown in a heart US scan
Isn’t it unusual to have VSD significant enough to cause SCA that goes undiscovered in an athlete like a Ronny?
Shaqs son had sone sort of congenital heart defect aswell
I don't think it is, I can think of several cases where the athlete was way way older than bronny when they suffered a heart attack. Bronny is only 18 years old, he's basically a kid. An older athlete would be bound to get thorough checks throughout their career but his pro career hasn't even started yet.
There's been athletes well in their 30's who only discovered a congenital heart defect when it started causing trouble at +30.
I'm sure a lot of people have such defects, but most of us don't strain ourselves to the point where it'd show itself.
Where did you go to medical school?
@@rantanen1 yes, understand things show up suddenly. My question was specific to VSD. Bronny has been an athlete at a high level for a number of years. I’m just surprised it would not have caused symptoms in the past. But I’m far from an expert.
@@jimbollenbacher368 most likely, it's a medium-sized defect.
If the defect is quite large, it will be noticed (with symptoms) in the neonatal period.
If it is too small, it will be notice only on examination (ie, the patient will not have any symptoms, but the defect can be heard on cardiac auscultation with a stethoscope). Think of the noise from a tiny leak in a garden hose: it is loud but most of the water still comes out from the sprout. A very large hole that will be silent, but sometimes diverts water to the extent where it doesn't reach the sprout - these kids present with symptoms around birth, and you have to treat them real quick.
Most "medium-sized" defects can go entirely unnoticed - especially in someone who does not exert themself. In those that do exert themselves, detection depends upon the level of exertion, and the extent of cardiac muscle remodeling from to compensation. The remodeling might eventually distort the electrical wiring of the heart, and this could lead to arrhythmias and sudden cardiac arrests.
Even though medicals are required in signing new athletes, they still miss some cardiac defects. And since I started following European soccer in the 80's I know of not less than 10 (active, healthy, and young) players that had cardiac events. I have even witness some of these live on TV....
1) Marc Vivien Foe - 2003 - did not survive
2) Fabrice Muamba - 2012 - never returned to active sports
3) Christian Eriksen - 2021 - returned to active sport in 2022
They’ll pay whatever for a doctor to say and to try and save Bronnies career
That's great news for Bronny! I haven't really followed his career as a basketball player, but I'm glad it hasn't been cut short due to this... It must have been really scary for him and his entire family... I'm glad there was a positive outcome...
yeah i don’t follow basketball as much as i used to but i agree . i felt bad for him if he couldn’t play . he is going to attend college to which is a good move hope he finishes his degree.
i had this and it was found when i was 1-2 years old soo i got treated for it early i had heart surgery and im glad it worked out 💯🙏🏾 prayers for bronny hopefully they cure it for life
And you think bronny James was just walking around this whole time with the same thing you got diagnosed with at 2 years old? You know his dad is one of the most health conscious people on the planet right?
A "congenital heart defect" is a general term that could mean a number of things, so Doc is making an educated guess as to what the defect is. A "CHD" is something you're born with, so Bronny has had this “CHD” for eighteen years seemingly without any issues. Why now? What changed?
Why after eighteen years of intense physical activity, would he all of a sudden have a cardiac issue? Is it possible that something he acquired could have stressed the defect and caused the heart to malfunction? Could something like myocarditis (an inflammation of the heart muscle) have triggered a cardiac issue?
A viral infection or the introduction of an MRNA vaccine could possibly cause myocarditis which could possibly trigger a cardiac issue. Do I know for a fact that's what happened? No, but neither does Doc. It's still speculation at this point.
You have to wonder why Doctors are so quick to dismiss something that we're still learning about. That's a new phenomenon. They used to be curious, but now they're defensive. Why?
What is a new phenomenon? Please explain?
Then explain why Flo Hyman suddenly died on the bench of a mid 1980s volleyball game from symptomless marfans syndrome at the age of 31?
Then explain why Reggie Lewis in 1993 collapsed during an NBA game of undiagnosed Cardio Myopathy at the age of 27? He died months later. Lots of speculation on what caused it but it was sudden.
People can have congenital or non congenital health issues related to the heart and be asymptomatic, undetected or both.
Try using skepticism instead of cynicism
@@ronalddepesa6221 Before Obamacare, Doctors were largely independent contractors. Most of their decisions when it came to diagnosis, treatments, and prescriptions were their own. Some think that encouraged an entrepreneurial spirit and creativity that contributed to a higher quality of care.
Since Obamacare and the implementation of “Evidence Based Medicine,” there has been a mass consolidation at all levels. As a result the majority of doctors are now employees, and their decisions now are heavily influenced by national studies coming out of federal agencies. Some think that centralized planning from the federal level would make healthcare easier to control and lead to higher qualities of care.
People can draw your own conclusions as to what’s better. I think the best answer like most things is found somewhere in the middle. I do think our response to covid would have been much different under the previous system prior to Obamacare.
Reggie Lewis, Flo Hyman, Len Bias, Hank Gathers, etc all died due to cardiac issues for various reasons some due to drug use. Can you explain the spike in cardiac issues in 18-25 year olds since January of 2021. I haven’t drawn any conclusions. I’m simply pointing out abnormalities and asking questions. Science should be the pursuit of knowledge. It shouldn’t be just to prove a point. We shouldn’t be threatened by questions.
I’m just curious. I wish more people were
@@ronalddepesa6221trying to relax the anxiety because you took that 💩 huh?
Because covid was when we found out you people are evil too.
That is the million dollar question, with no real answer. Life is sometimes like that.
Maybe the lebron genetics isnt perfect afterall
This is pure cap.
or maybe you're a fictional genius.
Genetically, LJ fell off of the cliff at 37.
He looks fifty
Bronny looks like 25-27ish to be honest.
Or he took something that other people took post 2020 that caused other proof in his age range drop dead or all of a sudden have heart issues. So his genetics might have spared him.
You should do a video on Mitch McConnel I know it’s not really sports but it’s twice now on camera that he’s frozen up. Would love to hear your take on what you think is happened or is happening
Crazy, all my coworkers and I immediately said 'WPW'
So funny how people think a tiny shot can cause congenital heart defects LOL. Same people who probably can't differentiate a 1st degree heart block from pre-excitation
It could very well be WPW - typically diagnosed easily with ECG+echo but there are some rarer variants that can be hidden, and only revealed with more invasive electrical mapping.
How is it a good thing that it's not one thing but another that is a issue from birth? strange way of putting it.
I think the key thing is it’s been identified and can be treated. It’s a sign of progress towards recovery, in a sense. Not a great situation to be in, for sure, but one might just need to look towards recovery over any alternative at that point.
It’s good because they know what the defect is and it’s treatable and he can live a long and healthy life still. That’s not just good that’s very good news. They did the tests they ran the scans they found what it is and thankfully it’s not a fatal untreatable issue it’s very treatable and Bronny can still be a healthy active athlete and do a lot of amazing things in like.
Lots of dunning Kruger in these comments 😂
So why do you want to force people to take the jab
@@jvanek8512 when did I say that?
Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Robert Malone, Dr. Pierre Kory and others have exposed it. Please look into it!
@@jvanek8512so less people die!
Will you be covering Basketball World Cup?? Unfortunately there has already been quite bad injury in Brazil team...
Great video, please touch on weather he could have exerted abnormal effort on the day of his cardiac arrest, thus increasing the likelihood of it happening
It’s so weird that Shaq’s son Shareef also had a heart defect discovered when he was in college
Doesn't sound weird to me. Their both athletes and at the college years the body is still maturing, and they're trying to go pro. That's going to expose things that most of us could live with and ignore. Also, both Shaq and LeBron have crazy growth genes.
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@@T1Oraclehis point is why didnt they catch Bronnys defect in college? Maybe cause its bullshit
USC hazing is brutal, allegedly
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The real blessing is that he's got a built in excuse when the long odds of earning an NBA roster spot don't happen.
Hello Dr. @Brian Sutterer can you make a video about Serbian Borisa Simanic's kidney loss after a hard painful elbow during the FIBA World Cup game against South Sudan? Thanks
definitely covid19 vaccine related!
I don’t understand how please explain
Nothing is great about having such a serious problem like that happen.. idc how much he recovers its still something to monitor now..🙏
The great news is that they were able to pin point the cause. I know that title may be misleading
It's better than the conspiracy theorists
Finding the cause is great news for the kid and his family.
@@bdubs532 Exactly. Any time a player goes down, for any reason, out of nowhere people are like "it was the vaccine!". Meanwhile, players have been heart issues in sports for decades (particularly soccer, where they run 7 miles per game), and there's no "rise" in the number of cases, its just in the news more.
@@atkaschawhich analyses were you referring to that show “there is no increase” in the rate of athlete collapse or cardiac arrest after the rollout of the jabs?
I can’t help but have the feeling that Dr Suterer’s elation and labeling this as GREAT NEWS is he finally has one that can’t be blamed on the jab
Hey Doc, can you do explanation on the news about Borisa Simanic who lost his kidney due to complications after an elbow from the opposing team during the FIBA world cup.
1:31 and some ytubers claiming "it's happening" blaming vaccine lmao.
Vaccine has correlated to many heart conditions like pericarditis
It is. The vaccine speeds up these things. Stop running.
@@julianbarragan9646 Show me a source.
@@julianbarragan9646 Give me a credible source then maybe I'll consider
@@robwhitesays”they use this guy” lmfao
the unearned confidence of anti vaxxers will never cease to amaze me
Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Robert Malone, Dr. Pierre Kory and others have exposed it. Please look into it!
@@countryboy_christianr you're exhibit A of my comments brodie
Don't forget your fall Covid shot.
@@earlthomas6295 i dont even have it, im just not a paranoid schizophrenic like yall lmao
Yeah unbelievable. Every medical problem anyone has ever had is because of the shot.
Can you make a video about how Serbian Forward Borisa Simanic lost his kidney in a basketball game from being elbowed.
Of course the media won’t say it’s from the jab that’s obvious
Thank you Dr Hard MD
@@davidmoser3535 your welcome.
Spin it however you want to lol. I'm sure the 💉 certainly didn't help the situation. Yall can believe what you want. I'm sure if I had taken it I'd want to believe nothing was related to it too.
Okay anti vaxer. When your on a stretcher going to an icu getting a breathing tube because you didn’t take covid seriously. Your gonna wish you took the shot. I’ve taken the shot and I’m perfectly healthy.
If he commited suicide you would still say your stupid nonsense.
My question is how can a congenital defect go undetected for so long? We’re talking about the son of a billionaire athlete. I would have assumed he got his heart checked out by world class doctors once a year at least.
Doctors don’t really check for certain things until there’s reason to
Some players don’t know they have health issues until the draft or being pros
Bronny after getting treated:
'Damn you mean my chest isnt supposed to hurt ALL the time?'
and the conservatives will call bs and still blame covid lmao
Bingo! They are in such a toxic relationship with their narrative, I weep for them.
No way should he play again. No doctor can say this. And I’m wondering was this the first opinion. He should have at least 5 opinions. Basketball is constant pressure on the heart imo. He has so much money. I think he should find a new hobby. But wish him the best
Bronny seems to be a good piano player
Im waiting for this video thank u doc 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡