Aortic Regurgitation (Aortic Insufficiency) Explained Clearly - Remastered
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- Get clarity on aortic regurgitation (aortic insufficiency) with illustrations by Dr. Roger Seheult of www.medcram.com/?Y...
Includes discussion on the causes, pathophysiology, clinical features of aortic regurgitation. Also covers aortic regurgitation murmur, diagnosis, treatment, and indications for valve replacement.
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Speaker: Roger Seheult, MD
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Clinical and Exam Preparation Instructor
Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine.
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This was literally the most useful information dense video I've ever seen, and I've seen many, thank you.
beautiful demonstration, Thanks to TH-cam which brought this wonderful lecture alive .
Thank you this helped a lot and matched my study content from LEIK. Studying for FNP BOARDS through AANPCB. Your video was the perfect speed, and visual aids were perfect!
I was just diagnosed with aortic regurgitation. This video was very helpful.
I was just diagnosed with this thank you. You explained this far better than my primary doctor.
You do a great job conveying the information in a digestible way.
So clearly explained thank you so much
This is *super* helpful - thanks! Just diagnosed with this and pulmonary hypertension, plus systemic HTN, and the paramedic in me was needing a more detailed explanation than what I've been finding out there. Quite fascinating - and your presentation is fantastic.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for that explanation. I have a bicuspid aortic valve and have too much regurgitation.
Great explanation! The drawing helped a lot with visualizing the reason for the Austin Flint murmur. Thanks so much.
Your videos have been so much help. Thank you so much!!!
This is making so much sense to me. My diastolic does go down low. 30's and 40's. When that happens my systolic goes low to 80's and 90's. My pulse goes high.
thank you so much! God bless ive been so so so confused bout this
Gracias doctor, saludos desde Chile
Awesome, I'm dealing with aortic stenosis now... waiting for appointment with cardiologist.
Amazing, thank you so much!
thanks!helped a lot.
Thank you
Very well explained. Thank you
Thank you.
I feel like I finallly understood this. Thank you!
Thanks Excellent
I will soon have surgery to repair/replace an "leaky" (aortic regurgitation) aortic valve. Recent discussions with my surgeon have resulted in three options, repair, a biovalve (pig) or mechanical. Both my surgeon and myself prefer repair, but that may not be feasible. the next is the pig valve with the mechanical valve being a last resort. I am 71 (72 in August) and if the pig valve is implanted, does it's "lifetime" depend on how active/inactive I am after surgery? I work out and used to lift weights, but all that will be tempered due to my upcoming surgery. Thanks for any info you might be able to provide.
Do I need to worry about At baseline, trivial aortic regurgitation was noted
I know this is an old video, but I hope for an answer. I wish you would have delved into the wide pulse pressure a bit more. I have a stenotic AV and at best a pulse pressure of 70 and usually 100, even with every med known to man. Unfortunately, there are no Systolic specific meds today and talikng anything available drops my Diastolic below 60 and then I feel pretty suggish. I am under care with tests coming up, but would love your thoughts so that my questions are better targeted. I am a male, 65 years of age. Thanks!
Precious ❤❤❤
I am hyper mobile age 28, just gave birth and now my echo shows slight regurgitation. Will this correct? I didn’t have pre pregnancy
Is volume overloaded etiology of aortic inefficiency
I am diagnosed with Moderate to Severe AR (asymptomatic) secondary to Infective Endocarditis. Vegetation is located at the Anterior and Posterior leaflet of my Aortic Valve. Currently on my 5th week of Antibiotic Treatment. Can anyone let me know (for my peace of mind), will the AR disappear once the bacteria/vegetation is cleared by the Antibiotics? Thank you in advance to anyone who can answer my question. 🙏
Best
Great videoo
Think EDS can cause this too
Hiya , I was diagnosed with trivial aortic regurgitation leaky valve when I was 23 that’s 10 years ago I’m 33 years old now . The cardiologist didn’t mention I would require surgery because the leak is presenting as a trivial leak , I’ve children now too and hopefully I don’t require surgery I also have rheumatoid arthritis so it makes sense to have that condition . I guess I should consult my GP doctor again for a referral to the cardiologist again just for another echocardiogram. Should I be ok with the trivial leak just wondering if there’s a huge difference in trivial or non trivial leaks . thank You for sharing much appreciated, happy new year
Where is isolated aortic inssficency
isnt the aortic valve best auscultated at RIGHT sternal border 2nd intercostal space? @7:01
When my grandma died her body was convulsing, filled with fluid and she was spewing it up like an endless stream out of her mouth, the liquid color went from black to blood red to yellow to clear, what is this called? The convulsing while spewing liquid?
Why is it somebody else's call? Why isn't it the patient's call?
I need a medical dictionary.
same here haha
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