I don't know what it is about your voice and the way you communicate information but it is wonderful. You make things easy to understand and you keep me interested, Thank you :-)
Hi my name is Linda I’m from Philadelphia and I have a aortic aneurysm I thank you for the information and explanation I understand it better.I found out in March of 2021 it was 3.7 cm, I had it checked this March 2022 it’s now 4.1 cm I am petrified nervous and stressed out 😰 so bad . I feel like the doctor should just go ahead and do the repair would like your take on it.
It was good video however, does not relate to NCLEX-RN since the presenter is diving more into surgery and how doctors put in a stent instead of nursing intervention preoperative, postoperative. It does not really depict NCLEX-RN review but good information liked the video!! :)
When prescribing a beta blocker, wouldn't the patient get low HR with high blood pressure due to the SNS kicking in? Or is that that the Beta blocker will also block the RAAS system, preventing for the BP to go up
yes, in cases of AAA around 95% of the aneurysm occurs below the renal arteries due to the fact that the lower the aorta the less collagen and elastin there is in the media layer of the aorta thus less strength and elasticity to recoil increases its risk for it to be dilated. Other factors that can also predispose the patient into developing an aneurysm are aging (which also decreases collagen and elastin over time) , genetic malformation of elastin/collagen, and many other factors.
JOmana Alkhater awesome thank you for your response. Do you happen to know if smoking is one of the biggest risk factors because of its association with alpha-1 antitrypsin?
@@jomanaalkhater6524 A TRUE STORY OF A CORPORATE HOSPITAL IN INDIA My father , who relied immensely on a world ranking so called great and humanist cardiologist of South India , became a worst victim of false promises and lies :- 1. On 19/10/2019, he recommended the double open surgeries of abdominal aerotic aneuyrism and bypass in a single OT . It was a fatal surgical decision , but he promised all positive outcome of the surgeries without telling us a single word about risks . 2. On 12/11/2019 Dr. his assistant told me that operations were successful , but they did cholestomy next day citing gangrene in the intestines. But in their own test report there was no trace of gangrene. 3.On 25/11/2019 Dr. Nair told me in the ICU that he will apply an imported bandage worth Rs.40,000/- on the deep and wide surgical cut in the abdomen . But the gory wound did not heal till death on 03/12/2019. 4.The doctors in the ICU claimed that it was the world class AITU, but my father had blood infection and septocemia before death. 5. Due to their wrong decisions they had to conduct three other surgeries like cholestomy, treakestomy and thoracentesis Why did the doctors at NH committed organised butchery of my father by applying 5 surgeries ? Why did they use my 74 yr old father as a guinea pig for experiment ? I would not have lost my father if Dr Devi Shetty told me the truth on the very first day about the risks and complications of the open surgeries like AAA and CABG together. My father became the easy prey to their medical negligene, corruption and cheating at the private hospital They don't feel the trauma of taking home the dead body to WB. I have no intention to hurt or malign anybody , but massive injustice was meted out to my innocent father .
I had an open repair 8 months ago, the main problem I had, apart from risk of death , was an Ileus, this lasted 2 weeks post surgery. I'm still having problems with movement, you need to take care of yourself. Open repair is very serious surgery. May I suggest prior to surgery, an effort to get into shape, I think I just wasn't fit enough or prepared enough for this level of surgery.
But does aneurysms have a correlation to a persons height. For instants if I’m 7 foot tall and have a 5.5 Aneurysm will that not be equal to some one 5-5 with aneurysm measured at 5.0cm?
A TRUE STORY OF A CORPORATE HOSPITAL IN INDIA My father , who relied immensely on a world ranking so called great and humanist cardiologist of South India , became a worst victim of false promises and lies :- 1. On 19/10/2019, he recommended the double open surgeries of abdominal aerotic aneuyrism and bypass in a single OT . It was a fatal surgical decision , but he promised all positive outcome of the surgeries without telling us a single word about risks . 2. On 12/11/2019 Dr. his assistant told me that operations were successful , but they did cholestomy next day citing gangrene in the intestines. But in their own test report there was no trace of gangrene. 3.On 25/11/2019 Dr. Nair told me in the ICU that he will apply an imported bandage worth Rs.40,000/- on the deep and wide surgical cut in the abdomen . But the gory wound did not heal till death on 03/12/2019. 4.The doctors in the ICU claimed that it was the world class AITU, but my father had blood infection and septocemia before death. 5. Due to their wrong decisions they had to conduct three other surgeries like cholestomy, treakestomy and thoracentesis Why did the doctors at NH committed organised butchery of my father by applying 5 surgeries ? Why did they use my 74 yr old father as a guinea pig for experiment ? I would not have lost my father if Dr Devi Shetty told me the truth on the very first day about the risks and complications of the open surgeries like AAA and CABG together. My father became the easy prey to their medical negligene, corruption and cheating at the private hospital They don't feel the trauma of taking home the dead body to WB. I have no intention to hurt or malign anybody , but massive injustice was meted out to my innocent father .
An excellent and exceptionally easy to follow presentation. Congratulations.
I don't know what it is about your voice and the way you communicate information but it is wonderful. You make things easy to understand and you keep me interested, Thank you :-)
Thank you, very clear to follow and very informative.
How can Abdominal adhesion disorder affect cardiovascular function? Can it also affect abdominal aortic aneurysm?
It would be nice to hear the cons of stenting!
Wow, most informative and reassuring
Great as usual ❤️
i absolutely loved this btw! so informative :)
This is helpful thanks!
Very clear thank you.
Hi my name is Linda I’m from Philadelphia and I have a aortic aneurysm I thank you for the information and explanation I understand it better.I found out in March of 2021 it was 3.7 cm, I had it checked this March 2022 it’s now 4.1 cm I am petrified nervous and stressed out 😰 so bad . I feel like the doctor should just go ahead and do the repair would like your take on it.
It was good video however, does not relate to NCLEX-RN since the presenter is diving more into surgery and how doctors put in a stent instead of nursing intervention preoperative, postoperative. It does not really depict NCLEX-RN review but good information liked the video!! :)
Thank you.
When prescribing a beta blocker, wouldn't the patient get low HR with high blood pressure due to the SNS kicking in? Or is that that the Beta blocker will also block the RAAS system, preventing for the BP to go up
Does an aneurysm usually form in the abdomen below the kidneys? If so, why?
yes, in cases of AAA around 95% of the aneurysm occurs below the renal arteries due to the fact that the lower the aorta the less collagen and elastin there is in the media layer of the aorta thus less strength and elasticity to recoil increases its risk for it to be dilated. Other factors that can also predispose the patient into developing an aneurysm are aging (which also decreases collagen and elastin over time) , genetic malformation of elastin/collagen, and many other factors.
JOmana Alkhater awesome thank you for your response. Do you happen to know if smoking is one of the biggest risk factors because of its association with alpha-1 antitrypsin?
@@jomanaalkhater6524 A TRUE STORY OF A CORPORATE HOSPITAL IN INDIA
My father , who relied immensely on a world ranking so called great and humanist cardiologist of South India , became a worst victim of false promises and lies :-
1. On 19/10/2019, he recommended the double open surgeries of abdominal aerotic aneuyrism and bypass in a single OT . It was a fatal surgical decision , but he promised all positive outcome of the surgeries without telling us a single word about risks .
2. On 12/11/2019 Dr. his assistant told me that operations were successful , but they did cholestomy next day citing gangrene in the intestines. But in their own test report there was no trace of gangrene.
3.On 25/11/2019 Dr. Nair told me in the ICU that he will apply an imported bandage worth Rs.40,000/- on the deep and wide surgical cut in the abdomen . But the gory wound did not heal till death on 03/12/2019.
4.The doctors in the ICU claimed that it was the world class AITU, but my father had blood infection and septocemia before death.
5. Due to their wrong decisions they had to conduct three other surgeries like cholestomy, treakestomy and thoracentesis
Why did the doctors at NH committed organised butchery of my father by applying 5 surgeries ?
Why did they use my 74 yr old father as a guinea pig for experiment ?
I would not have lost my father if Dr Devi Shetty told me the truth on the very first day about the risks and complications of the open surgeries like AAA and CABG together.
My father became the easy prey to their medical negligene, corruption and cheating at the private hospital
They don't feel the trauma of taking home the dead body to WB.
I have no intention to hurt or malign anybody , but massive injustice was meted out to my innocent father .
WHAT ARE THE COMPLICATIONS AFTER OPERATION
I had an open repair 8 months ago, the main problem I had, apart from risk of death , was an Ileus, this lasted 2 weeks post surgery. I'm still having problems with movement, you need to take care of yourself. Open repair is very serious surgery. May I suggest prior to surgery, an effort to get into shape, I think I just wasn't fit enough or prepared enough for this level of surgery.
I have AAA,
Please don't opt for open surgeries . My father died after the unsuccessful surgeries in an Indian hospital
does the bulge just disappear with Endovascular stenting?
zahraaa no, the bulge stays. But its not going to rupture because the blood isnt flowing against the artery wall, its flowing against the stent.
Jessica Cundari actually, over time the aneurysm tissue closes around the stent.
What about spiking your blood pressure during exercise ? Mine is a 4.3. I worry that cardiovascular exercise is spiking my BP
But does aneurysms have a correlation to a persons height. For instants if I’m 7 foot tall and have a 5.5 Aneurysm will that not be equal to some one 5-5 with aneurysm measured at 5.0cm?
There is no height correlation. I'm 6ft5 inches tall had a 5.2 cm aneurysm..a normal aourta is 3cm in everyone. How are you?
USMC MSgt No. if you have anything over 5.4 cm, get treatment. Height has no influence.
hurting for a few weeks....
Can any one please tell me so worried
A TRUE STORY OF A CORPORATE HOSPITAL IN INDIA
My father , who relied immensely on a world ranking so called great and humanist cardiologist of South India , became a worst victim of false promises and lies :-
1. On 19/10/2019, he recommended the double open surgeries of abdominal aerotic aneuyrism and bypass in a single OT . It was a fatal surgical decision , but he promised all positive outcome of the surgeries without telling us a single word about risks .
2. On 12/11/2019 Dr. his assistant told me that operations were successful , but they did cholestomy next day citing gangrene in the intestines. But in their own test report there was no trace of gangrene.
3.On 25/11/2019 Dr. Nair told me in the ICU that he will apply an imported bandage worth Rs.40,000/- on the deep and wide surgical cut in the abdomen . But the gory wound did not heal till death on 03/12/2019.
4.The doctors in the ICU claimed that it was the world class AITU, but my father had blood infection and septocemia before death.
5. Due to their wrong decisions they had to conduct three other surgeries like cholestomy, treakestomy and thoracentesis
Why did the doctors at NH committed organised butchery of my father by applying 5 surgeries ?
Why did they use my 74 yr old father as a guinea pig for experiment ?
I would not have lost my father if Dr Devi Shetty told me the truth on the very first day about the risks and complications of the open surgeries like AAA and CABG together.
My father became the easy prey to their medical negligene, corruption and cheating at the private hospital
They don't feel the trauma of taking home the dead body to WB.
I have no intention to hurt or malign anybody , but massive injustice was meted out to my innocent father .
Perfectly explained. Thank you so much 👏