What are you doing to this poor girl. I’m an anaesthetist here in the U.K. and this is blatant abuse! No anaesthesia should take this long and ventilation through the nose is rarely if ever used nowadays. It’s just too risky as your video shows with the blood stained tube being removed from her nose when you fail to incubate her. A simply procedure of the tube down the airways into the lungs is safe, fast and less traumatic to the patient. It’s a known fact that patients still feel pain and pressure as they go under as your video shows when you try to sedate her again with her body making small convulsions and shakes. This is all too common with plastic surgery where the surgeons care more about the money than the patients overall well-being. I hope she sees this video and takes you to court for malpractice and bodily harm.
@@yongsheree4660 I hope she sees this video and takes them to course for physical abuse. This is all too common among plastic surgeons who care more about the money than the patients wellbeing.
@@jaydavies-burrell5952 Im an American I noticed how rough these people are I've had 38 surgeries and it actually looked like she was waking up I don't want a mask on my face until I'm asleep they should have given her meds to calm her first I had surgery 5 months ago and I had a lite sedation they didn't even use a breathing tube for a interstym battery replacement it looks like they aren't well trained🤔
When they gave me anesthesia for my knee surgery it felt so weird because I was awake and all of a sudden I fell asleep and boom 1 minute later I was awake. If you’re wondering what it feels like while you sleep, trust me you won’t remember anything about it. It’s like so weird to me just to think that a dose of that liquid can put you to sleep almost instantly and you won’t remember a thing about it
I had open heart surgery. I guess when they turned off my heart to make the repairs, I found myself as an orb. I popped out of a loud machine that was making a swooshing sound, because I heard someone talking. I saw an angel hovering near me. I could see and hear things going on in the operating room.
@@melissasullivan5899 I am an operating department practitioner and therefore involved with anaesthetics every working day of my life. We talk to the patients a lot more than here and explain what is going on more.
Yeah u r right actually...while giving propofol one can experience alot of pain ... As in this case...well the patient will feel it for only few seconds but they should have communicated...maybe the doc was camera shy or something
@@melissasullivan5899they mean before that. I’ve had a handful of surgeries in the UK. There is 4 people, they chat to you, ask you to confirm your name and address, and I choose not to have the mask on until I’m out. They also cover you with a blanket. This looks so impersonal and unprofessional.
This poor woman. Intubation was seriously compromised. I can assure that when she was in recovery upon waking up that her throat & nasal passages were in pain.
This video clearly shows:Don't get surgery in India!These are the butchers that will work on you.I'll be surprised if she didn't come through this without brain damage.
This is the exact reason I came home to the US to give birth to my kids from a different country I lived in with my then husband, their father. I had complications so I wouldn't risk it never.. Nope.
@@luv.jenn1 How are you going to tell me I'm being dramatic? You weren't where I was. I was literally hemorrhaging out of my vagina due to placenta previa.. in a room where other women were in labor and I was not attended to until my then husband went out to the front of the building to pay the fee. Only then was I seen by a LPN who only took my vitals and ordered an ultrasound in which again I had to wait for my then husband to go and pay again in full. So don't give me the 'I'm being dramatic'. Imagine being pregnant and blood pouring out of you like your pissing yourself. Ok. Long story short, I was diagnosed with a complete previa & they wanted me to be hospitalized & on strict bestest the complete duration of my pregnancy. Fyi by the time of the ultrasound the blood had clotted so I wasn't pouring blood out but more so like a heavy period. We declined, went home, where i laid up for 2wks until the bleeding was barely then i boarded a plane home.. In which my doctor told me I was very lucky that the change in pressure didn't cause me to bleed mid flight.. As you bleed out in the time it takes to land a plane (20 minutes). I spent 3 months in the hospital here in the US on bed rest... Scheduled ç-section at my 28wk mark, on that morning it became an emergency as I was dry heaving due to fasting for 24hrs which with the heaving caused baby to push down on my placenta causing the severe bleed. Nonetheless, here I am today and my daughter just turned 18. Had I stayed, I would've died. Not only did I have placenta previa but a number of other pregancy related complications. I call my daughter at times, my million dollar baby .. because the bill had i not had insurance....wheewwww... Over half a million. Oh and by the way, I work in healthcare. How they did this woman .... Totally unprofessional and negligent.
When they give it to me, everything starts to get brighter, and my hearing gets louder. I feel like I’m floating and then I count back from ten and usually make it to three before passing out
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I don’t like it how they didn’t reassure the patient and talk through what they are doing. I wonder why the first attempt didn’t work?! The man handled the instruments so roughly!! 😖I could see her throat getting pushed away from inside by the instrument!! Hence, the bleeding.
That's how it is done sometime it is done finely and sometimes it hurts bleeding in both the time is expectable because of that instrument no alternative.
Really? Heaven was never part of my experiences. I'm awake, then asleep, then awake in a completely different location. No visions or dreams for me, just harsh reality.
@@warpedweirdo You were more than likely given versed and propofol for induction and the mask was just used for oxygen. It works really fast. Gas induction is completely different. It can be a very scary feeling for kids and/or adults who are put on it for the first time. In general, it begins to distort your reality, giving you the feeling of being disconnected from your body. As you breath in more of it, you become careless of what's happening around you as you slowly drift off.
@@traxxlamarion2124 Based on what you said, I don't think I've ever been induced by gas. That, or the anesthesiologist was good enough that I didn't notice the effects. Reality distortion and disconnection from my body aren't my idea of a good time. My major outages were both induced by IV. Valve opened, a little discomfort in my arm, and memory ceased within seconds. I don't remember what was done for my lesser outages.
@@warpedweirdo The feeling can be scary when experiencing it for the first time or as a kid but other than that, its really not a bad feel because the gas will eventually make you feel careless as to whats happening.
I’ve had surgery a couple months ago and watching this made me break down and cry. Is this normal? UPDATE 6/5/21: Going for surgery in two days and will be doing this process all over again
I had surgery two days ago and idk why I’ve been feeling so emotional and I’ve been watching all these videos cuz I was curious about what they did to me. I wish I could watch a whole film of the process of my pre and post surgery.
@@beingclaire_. It’s now been a little over a week since my surgery and I am not feeling depressed anymore. I really hope that if you can talk to someone about it I should, because it really helps to vent. I also went out for walks and the cold air really somehow helped me. I was feeling down because I was still hurting but I think the fact that I’ve been recovering quickly has helped me heal.
The anesthesiologist told me to count backwards from ten Me: onnneeee...toooooo...threeeee....Ah shit, which is the number after that? Doctor: what number? Congrats, you've made it beautifully!!! - okay... 🙃🙃
I always heard my doctors say 'everything will be fine, just relax. I'll explain to you a little bit more about this procedure so you dont have any questions, if you do, let me know'. Yeah, that definitely makes you feel better
I wish these places looked less terrifying, something about doctors freak me out but here I go for nerve decompression surgery for a headache condition I have, gonna be wild af
Omg right?! Yesterday I was taken into the operation room for a colonoscopy, endoscopy, and biopsy, and I started freaking out so they gave me the anesthesia right away so I would go to sleep and stop freaking out because the surgery room was so scary and looked similar to this video 😭
@@wishuwerejakefromstatefarm1035 I know! I was teaching in Dubai and I swear it was super nice in there and not at all this vibe! I had to get a biopsy for Celiacs disease and undergo a tiny bit of anesthesia. It didn’t feel like I was in a hospital at all. One good thing about the UAE is there amazing hospitals! I had an Israeli doctor who studied at Oxford. I don’t recommend ever teaching out there unless you can handle stress! 😂🤪
This seems like it took for ever for her to go under, When i went under i was already hooked to bp cuff and heart monitor i remember breathing deep 4 times and thinking what's going on before completing the fifth breath i was out when i woke up it was several hours later in recovery. I had a great experience now I have 12 weeks of recovery ahead
What scared me was they were still hooking her heart monitor up. Like what if in the brief minute between her going to sleep and the heart monitor being put on afterwords something happened. My surgeries have never been like this. So this just looks scary.
@@candywilson3884 so if you give too much anesthesia it can kill them.. is there a specific amount to use? Is it easy to go over that boundary of ‘too much’?
@@nakoda787 Hi! I am not what so ever a licensed doctor of any kind, but I’ve taken a couple of health care classes where this was covered. Yes! You can go overboard, and under board. There is a specific amount of anesthesia given to you by your race, health, weight, etc. Normally, anesthesiologists can detect immediately if it was too much or too little! I hope that helps.
Dennis And this is why I am a strong advocate against General anesthesia. First, you should understand that you are not asleep. You are in a coma that is reversible. Secondly the drugs that are administered erase your ability to form a memory of what is taking place. Also, if you have co-morbidities or are over 60 years of age, your body’s ability to vacate the drugs can be greatly diminished. Postoperative cognitive decline is a real problem for people who are senior citizens and need surgery. I have refused general anesthesia for three surgeries and instead opted for regional anesthesia. All of the anesthesiologist wanted to give me versed but I made it clear that under no circumstances was there to be any drugs that would impact my awareness. I’ve had colonoscopies without any anesthesia and there is no pain whatsoever.
I'm having an open mynomectomy on the 23rd of this month. The doctor mentioned having an epidural plus general anesthetic. I'm sure he said the epidural was for pain. I was told so much today it was hard to take it all in. I have a large fibriod at 17cm. Firstly I thought I could have a c section incision but the doctor said it will probably be a vertical incision. And that I'm at risk of complications due to the size. I didn't realise it was such a big procedure.I was positive regarding the procedure but I'm now scared. Questioning myself if I'm doing the right thing. One of my fears are anesthesia awareness. And I'm unable to let them know I'm awake. My friends mums teeth was damaged due to the brearhing tube. My doctor said yes this is possible. That teeth can get damaged. I'm just so worried about so many things.
If you want amazing, go watch anesthesiologist video's that are filmed here in the US. This video is a very horrible version, and well just go watch the other videos is all I'm saying.
Todo lo que sucede en una intervención quirúrgica y los pacientes ni cuenta se dan, hay operaciones que son verdaderas carnicerías pero lo principal de todos estos procedimientos son los buenos resultados, vivir o morir esta en las manos del personal medico que nos hace la operación.
This is so fascinating , I had a cycectomy and I don’t even remember walking into the OR , just remember having anxiety meds and in 2 seconds I was dead asleep , then woke up but oh man my throat was so bad , getting better tho
Nice! I’d definitely recommend taping the eyes first, and some oxymetazolin spray for the nares would help with bleeding. She looks like has a smaller mandible and likely has an anterior larynx
@@sofkincool it was a laryngospasm. This can happen when you take too long to intubate. The larynx starts to spasm, and even though she was asleep, air was being pushed through her vocals cords and it sounded like she was in pain. hope this cleared it up. Nothing too scary
@@sofkincool before late than never, this “convulsion” it is fasciculations of succinylcholine a paralyzing muscular agent that should’ve been used before the intubation attempt
Kinda sorta like a coma. In reality anesthesia skips right to the deep sleep phase, and beyond where the brain is extremally quiet. The muscles get their quiet time drug also.
An NPA or Naso-Pharyengal Airway being used for General Anesthesia as oppose to an Endrotracheal Tube is definately different. Perhaps there is a contraindication for using the typical ET Tube?
@@MichaelJTritter44 I was wondering that as well. Maybe they need the mouth and cheek area for the plastic surgery? Although there are contraindications for an ET tube, I don't think she has any of them
No these people are being way too rough. I wonder if they even know what they're doing. Things are just not done like this outside of India. I don't know if I'd ever want to get operated on by these folks! 😨
That’s not a nasopharyngeal airway. It’s a nasal Rae tube. It’s a precurved endotracheal tube that you use to intubate through the nose. If you look you see the darker blue pilot ballon attached to it, ET tubes have pilot balloons to occlude the airway around the tube so no secretions/ blood/ stomach contents can enter the lungs. The nasal Rae is a secure airway. Usually it’s the surgeons preference what type of tube you use. Regardless what everyone is thinking this is a perfectly normal nasal intubation. They can get bloody since you are going past the nasal turbinates and hitting adenoids. They also take longer because you have to use the clamps (they’re called Macgills) to guide the tube into the airway while you’re trying to hold your view and push the tube in at the same time…very difficult intubation and skill. She was moving at around 11:20 because her anesthesia was wearing off since it too so long, they had to stop and redose her.
The tissue (mucosa) of the nose is delicate and can be easily damaged. They had some difficulty placing the breathing tube through the left nostril, and that extra manipulation caused her to get a small nose bleed. It comes out her mouth because blood drips from the nose to the back of the mouth. It's not uncommon for nasal intubation, using a vasoconstricting agent like Afrin usually helps.
@@Outpost1977 I don't know if they slower, I was knocked out cold in seconds. I only remember saying "hey this hurts, I can't breathe" and then sleep lol
I got put under today when getting an IUD placed in, and they used a mask on me. The only thing I actually remember before passing out was that my arm was really hurting, I tried telling but because of the mask I wasn't able to because it muffled my voice, but it definitely went slow and felt relaxing. Not that I've gotten anesthesia through IV yet, so I don't have anything to compare it to.
Intubation is just traumatic in general, and the tissues are fragile. If you poke around too much or too hard with the laryngoscope blade, it can cause bleeding. Definitely something you want to avoid if possible, but it happens occasionally
Dr asked me to take deep breath for that high concentration oxygen then I can hear he said....and he goes to sleep...then the next thing I know my surgery was done 😁
I was in this process 16th dec 2020. I remember the anesthesiologist told me to breath in and look at him. Then in just afew second i'm out. The next thing i knew was i'm awake and the surgery is done. Then the first question i had with the nurses around me was 'where's my wife, does she knows i'm awake?' i had cervical spondylosis and must be operated.
Gosh this looks scary, I've got hiatus hernia which can only be fixed through surgery, now watching this gives me the creeps, I thought they just inject you and dahs all. Merrrrn I'm scared
1. Mask is too big for face. Maybe a pink mask might have been better option. 2. Rapport would do wonders. 3. Loxicard 2% would ease pain of propofol injection. 4. Why wasnt the laryngoscope light working? Not checked prior? 5. Can hear her HR shoot up in the wait. 6. Nasal tube pilot balloon looks overinflated. Alert for postop sore throat.
Intubation (tube that goes down throat into lungs go assig breathing by being connected to intubation machine) although they seemed to struggle a lot with doing it!
@@sofkincool yeah, they really looked like they didn't know what they were doing, how they are qualified anesthesiologists I have know idea 😂. I'm having surgery in a few weeks, but luckily I know mine is really good and really kind 😊
It looks like their first intubation attempt was not successful. In short, when you are intubating a patient you given them a medication that stops their breathing for a few minutes while you pass the tube through the vocal cords. While the intubation attempt is happening, they arent breathing because of the medication so their O2 levels get low. So they tried the first attempt, took the tube out, and put the mask back on for a little bit to get her O2 levels back up before trying again I wasnt there so i cannot tell you for sure, but thats my guess :)
@@hotjesssica954 well, I am anesthesiologist in a third world country and I put a pillow in all my patients, except the ones with cervical collar. But Somewhat it’s true what you said, lots of my colleagues simply don’t use the pillow
Just curious, why she had her surgery done in India. She could had her surgery done in Korea or Japan easily (judging by her accent and appearance.). And btw could anyone explain why is she bleeding?
What are you doing to this poor girl. I’m an anaesthetist here in the U.K. and this is blatant abuse! No anaesthesia should take this long and ventilation through the nose is rarely if ever used nowadays. It’s just too risky as your video shows with the blood stained tube being removed from her nose when you fail to incubate her. A simply procedure of the tube down the airways into the lungs is safe, fast and less traumatic to the patient. It’s a known fact that patients still feel pain and pressure as they go under as your video shows when you try to sedate her again with her body making small convulsions and shakes. This is all too common with plastic surgery where the surgeons care more about the money than the patients overall well-being. I hope she sees this video and takes you to court for malpractice and bodily harm.
I was thinking the same
@@yongsheree4660 I hope she sees this video and takes them to course for physical abuse. This is all too common among plastic surgeons who care more about the money than the patients wellbeing.
@@jaydavies-burrell5952 Im an American I noticed how rough these people are I've had 38 surgeries and it actually looked like she was waking up I don't want a mask on my face until I'm asleep they should have given her meds to calm her first I had surgery 5 months ago and I had a lite sedation they didn't even use a breathing tube for a interstym battery replacement it looks like they aren't well trained🤔
If the surgery made for jaw or mouth area... Is the intubation should made by the mouth too???
True, wtf with this doctors :(
When they gave me anesthesia for my knee surgery it felt so weird because I was awake and all of a sudden I fell asleep and boom 1 minute later I was awake. If you’re wondering what it feels like while you sleep, trust me you won’t remember anything about it. It’s like so weird to me just to think that a dose of that liquid can put you to sleep almost instantly and you won’t remember a thing about it
Same I just had my surgery and it’s the craziest thing. I swear once they put the mask thing on I just went out and then I was awake a second later
I had open heart surgery. I guess when they turned off my heart to make the repairs, I found myself as an orb. I popped out of a loud machine that was making a swooshing sound, because I heard someone talking. I saw an angel hovering near me. I could see and hear things going on in the operating room.
That exactly how I experienced it!
@@flexthought7655 you had OHS too?
Same...I just had my knee done a little while ago...I remember going to sleep and being back in the room and then trying to get me to walk.
why it took so long ... mine was like they put on the mask .. took 4 5 breathes and boom 4 hours passed like blink of eye
When you’re nervous time tends to go faster, of corse some people are different. But i assume you were nervous?
Ya mine took quite long too until they had to inject me to make me sleep
@@chloegriffin9468 in anesthesia you dont feel passing of time , like you do during normal sleep
mine to was after few seconds then sleep
@@chloegriffin9468 I never heard that before interesting
Im astounded by the lack of communication with patient
Patient is sleeping. No communication necessary after induction.
@@melissasullivan5899 I am an operating department practitioner and therefore involved with anaesthetics every working day of my life. We talk to the patients a lot more than here and explain what is going on more.
Yeah u r right actually...while giving propofol one can experience alot of pain ... As in this case...well the patient will feel it for only few seconds but they should have communicated...maybe the doc was camera shy or something
@@melissasullivan5899they mean before that. I’ve had a handful of surgeries in the UK. There is 4 people, they chat to you, ask you to confirm your name and address, and I choose not to have the mask on until I’m out. They also cover you with a blanket. This looks so impersonal and unprofessional.
@@ianmasters4225I agree I’ve always had people putting me at ease before anaesthesia in the UK. They’re always so lovely and so professional
Wow. That intubation attempt took way too long. Scary stuff.
Too long ..but failed.. not enough care for patient
yeahhh. especially it is done by anesthethic in operating room, and ideal place for intubation (it is not even RSI), takes too long
I had anesthesia NFL really weird
Most intubation procedures don't take this long
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This poor woman. Intubation was seriously compromised. I can assure that when she was in recovery upon waking up that her throat & nasal passages were in pain.
This video clearly shows:Don't get surgery in India!These are the butchers that will work on you.I'll be surprised if she didn't come through this without brain damage.
this woman seemed traumatized even while asleep while they were attempting to intubate. I think I'll stay in America for surgery, thank you very much.
This is the exact reason I came home to the US to give birth to my kids from a different country I lived in with my then husband, their father. I had complications so I wouldn't risk it never.. Nope.
false! i got surgery in the same place and it felt like nothing
@@charlcieg1 Nope ur being dranatic
@@luv.jenn1 How are you going to tell me I'm being dramatic? You weren't where I was. I was literally hemorrhaging out of my vagina due to placenta previa.. in a room where other women were in labor and I was not attended to until my then husband went out to the front of the building to pay the fee. Only then was I seen by a LPN who only took my vitals and ordered an ultrasound in which again I had to wait for my then husband to go and pay again in full. So don't give me the 'I'm being dramatic'. Imagine being pregnant and blood pouring out of you like your pissing yourself. Ok. Long story short, I was diagnosed with a complete previa & they wanted me to be hospitalized & on strict bestest the complete duration of my pregnancy. Fyi by the time of the ultrasound the blood had clotted so I wasn't pouring blood out but more so like a heavy period. We declined, went home, where i laid up for 2wks until the bleeding was barely then i boarded a plane home.. In which my doctor told me I was very lucky that the change in pressure didn't cause me to bleed mid flight.. As you bleed out in the time it takes to land a plane (20 minutes). I spent 3 months in the hospital here in the US on bed rest... Scheduled ç-section at my 28wk mark, on that morning it became an emergency as I was dry heaving due to fasting for 24hrs which with the heaving caused baby to push down on my placenta causing the severe bleed. Nonetheless, here I am today and my daughter just turned 18. Had I stayed, I would've died. Not only did I have placenta previa but a number of other pregancy related complications. I call my daughter at times, my million dollar baby .. because the bill had i not had insurance....wheewwww... Over half a million. Oh and by the way, I work in healthcare. How they did this woman .... Totally unprofessional and negligent.
@@charlcieg1 so scary right … unbelievable how they have the guts to post this video on TH-cam… Uk 🇬🇧 for me
please never let me have these doctors perform any operation on me.
I wouldn't let these cloens work on my dog
I wouldn't want these quacks working on my fish
Same
don’t go to india lol
@@KimoKimochii don't have surgery in India, or get sick there
When they give it to me, everything starts to get brighter, and my hearing gets louder. I feel like I’m floating and then I count back from ten and usually make it to three before passing out
I have The same feeling
I just always remember talking and the boom nothing
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When I got it it sounded like the ppl were talking like robots to me and I felt soooo dizzy
I had surgery couple of times and I usually didn’t even get to 9 😂😂😂😂
I don’t like it how they didn’t reassure the patient and talk through what they are doing. I wonder why the first attempt didn’t work?! The man handled the instruments so roughly!! 😖I could see her throat getting pushed away from inside by the instrument!! Hence, the bleeding.
Right!!. That's why she was bleeding.
After getting put to sleep for surgery the throat hurts for like days
Then you can see her body struggling to breath because they took to long how reckless
This was horrendous & my heart was racing for that poor girl! Scary stuff
That's how it is done sometime it is done finely and sometimes it hurts bleeding in both the time is expectable because of that instrument no alternative.
General Anesthesia.. gives you the feeling of being in heaven❤
Really?
Heaven was never part of my experiences. I'm awake, then asleep, then awake in a completely different location. No visions or dreams for me, just harsh reality.
@@warpedweirdo depends on the Anesthetist I suppose.
Mine was really a good pilot🤣
@@warpedweirdo You were more than likely given versed and propofol for induction and the mask was just used for oxygen. It works really fast. Gas induction is completely different. It can be a very scary feeling for kids and/or adults who are put on it for the first time. In general, it begins to distort your reality, giving you the feeling of being disconnected from your body. As you breath in more of it, you become careless of what's happening around you as you slowly drift off.
@@traxxlamarion2124 Based on what you said, I don't think I've ever been induced by gas. That, or the anesthesiologist was good enough that I didn't notice the effects. Reality distortion and disconnection from my body aren't my idea of a good time.
My major outages were both induced by IV. Valve opened, a little discomfort in my arm, and memory ceased within seconds. I don't remember what was done for my lesser outages.
@@warpedweirdo The feeling can be scary when experiencing it for the first time or as a kid but other than that, its really not a bad feel because the gas will eventually make you feel careless as to whats happening.
I’ve had surgery a couple months ago and watching this made me break down and cry. Is this normal?
UPDATE 6/5/21: Going for surgery in two days and will be doing this process all over again
You are someone with golden heart!! That’s why... God Bless you!
I had surgery two days ago and idk why I’ve been feeling so emotional and I’ve been watching all these videos cuz I was curious about what they did to me. I wish I could watch a whole film of the process of my pre and post surgery.
@@salma-pf5sj I agree. I also feel like the process was just traumatic for me which is why it’s so hard for me to watch this video without crying
@@beingclaire_. It’s now been a little over a week since my surgery and I am not feeling depressed anymore. I really hope that if you can talk to someone about it I should, because it really helps to vent. I also went out for walks and the cold air really somehow helped me. I was feeling down because I was still hurting but I think the fact that I’ve been recovering quickly has helped me heal.
@@salma-pf5sj Thank you, I have been feeling a little bit better and reached out too a friend.
The anesthesiologist told me to count backwards from ten
Me: onnneeee...toooooo...threeeee....Ah shit, which is the number after that?
Doctor: what number? Congrats, you've made it beautifully!!!
- okay... 🙃🙃
Thanks 😊
@@malemokie4775 I'm also confused
@@lotus8965 me too, this doctors, this video, wtf
4 is after 3
Why was no one communicating with the patient? This was sad to watch.
I always heard my doctors say 'everything will be fine, just relax. I'll explain to you a little bit more about this procedure so you dont have any questions, if you do, let me know'. Yeah, that definitely makes you feel better
I wish these places looked less terrifying, something about doctors freak me out but here I go for nerve decompression surgery for a headache condition I have, gonna be wild af
Omg right?! Yesterday I was taken into the operation room for a colonoscopy, endoscopy, and biopsy, and I started freaking out so they gave me the anesthesia right away so I would go to sleep and stop freaking out because the surgery room was so scary and looked similar to this video 😭
@@wishuwerejakefromstatefarm1035 I know! I was teaching in Dubai and I swear it was super nice in there and not at all this vibe! I had to get a biopsy for Celiacs disease and undergo a tiny bit of anesthesia. It didn’t feel like I was in a hospital at all. One good thing about the UAE is there amazing hospitals! I had an Israeli doctor who studied at Oxford. I don’t recommend ever teaching out there unless you can handle stress! 😂🤪
why do the nasotracheal intubation? what procedure will the patient have?
This seems like it took for ever for her to go under, When i went under i was already hooked to bp cuff and heart monitor i remember breathing deep 4 times and thinking what's going on before completing the fifth breath i was out when i woke up it was several hours later in recovery. I had a great experience now I have 12 weeks of recovery ahead
I dont like the way they did the anesthesia to the girl!!!!its traumatic.
Whether you like it or not, this is how an Anesthetic procedure goes 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
Right I just went under today and had it through IV which is better and faster and with the tube ventilator. I refuse to go with mask
No good what is that?
What scared me was they were still hooking her heart monitor up. Like what if in the brief minute between her going to sleep and the heart monitor being put on afterwords something happened. My surgeries have never been like this. So this just looks scary.
@@oblongfan1 i have had 8 surgeries so far. I have small veins, had it thru IV few times was painful like hell. I prefer the mask, no pain at all
I need someone to talk me through what is happening at each stage lol
I find it all very interesting
Hi
I’d be glad to help. What questions do you have?
@@candywilson3884 when someone is going to surgery do they feel it
@@candywilson3884 so if you give too much anesthesia it can kill them.. is there a specific amount to use? Is it easy to go over that boundary of ‘too much’?
@@nakoda787 Hi! I am not what so ever a licensed doctor of any kind, but I’ve taken a couple of health care classes where this was covered. Yes! You can go overboard, and under board. There is a specific amount of anesthesia given to you by your race, health, weight, etc. Normally, anesthesiologists can detect immediately if it was too much or too little! I hope that helps.
I really dont know why I watch all your videos. But you and your team are doing a wonderful job. Stay blessed.
Thanks 🙏🏻
That's not true she's suffering while she's asleep
Dennis
And this is why I am a strong advocate against General anesthesia. First, you should understand that you are not asleep. You are in a coma that is reversible. Secondly the drugs that are administered erase your ability to form a memory of what is taking place. Also, if you have co-morbidities or are over 60 years of age, your body’s ability to vacate the drugs can be greatly diminished. Postoperative cognitive decline is a real problem for people who are senior citizens and need surgery. I have refused general anesthesia for three surgeries and instead opted for regional anesthesia. All of the anesthesiologist wanted to give me versed but I made it clear that under no circumstances was there to be any drugs that would impact my awareness. I’ve had colonoscopies without any anesthesia and there is no pain whatsoever.
I'm having an open mynomectomy on the 23rd of this month. The doctor mentioned having an epidural plus general anesthetic. I'm sure he said the epidural was for pain. I was told so much today it was hard to take it all in. I have a large fibriod at 17cm. Firstly I thought I could have a c section incision but the doctor said it will probably be a vertical incision. And that I'm at risk of complications due to the size. I didn't realise it was such a big procedure.I was positive regarding the procedure but I'm now scared. Questioning myself if I'm doing the right thing. One of my fears are anesthesia awareness. And I'm unable to let them know I'm awake. My friends mums teeth was damaged due to the brearhing tube. My doctor said yes this is possible. That teeth can get damaged. I'm just so worried about so many things.
Can someone just sit down and explain everything so amazing!
If you want amazing, go watch anesthesiologist video's that are filmed here in the US. This video is a very horrible version, and well just go watch the other videos is all I'm saying.
No idea why I would watch these type of videos at 4 am in the morning [][][]
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2.49 .. impresionada
So spectacular. Shame we dont see the getting unconscious phase on her eyes and the succesful intubation part.
Uh, wuh? You better mean for educational purposes.
@@jssolan5207 I like watching them go unconscious too
@@crayoneater68.5 me too!
I am also gonna be a great doctor one day..
Please pray for me🙂🙂🥰
So now old are you now ?🤔🥴😅
Todo lo que sucede en una intervención quirúrgica y los pacientes ni cuenta se dan, hay operaciones que son verdaderas carnicerías pero lo principal de todos estos procedimientos son los buenos resultados, vivir o morir esta en las manos del personal medico que nos hace la operación.
i think youre doing a good job.
This is so fascinating , I had a cycectomy and I don’t even remember walking into the OR , just remember having anxiety meds and in 2 seconds I was dead asleep , then woke up but oh man my throat was so bad , getting better tho
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Nice! I’d definitely recommend taping the eyes first, and some oxymetazolin spray for the nares would help with bleeding. She looks like has a smaller mandible and likely has an anterior larynx
Hey there. You seem to know what you're talking about. Do you know what is happening at 11:04 and onward until it cuts? She is almost like convulsing?
@@sofkincool it was a laryngospasm. This can happen when you take too long to intubate. The larynx starts to spasm, and even though she was asleep, air was being pushed through her vocals cords and it sounded like she was in pain. hope this cleared it up. Nothing too scary
@@ashleyjones2691 wow ok. Thank you
@@sofkincool before late than never, this “convulsion” it is fasciculations of succinylcholine a paralyzing muscular agent that should’ve been used before the intubation attempt
I have NEVER had any problems with surgery from beginning to end!!
I never knew this was so difficult, thought they just give injection and thats all.
She probably requested the Mask which most people won’t want yeH mask
@@SlavicUnionGaming why would someone prefer a mask over injections?
yeah, they usually just inject it into my IV line and I'm out in 10 seconds
They need to administer the oxygen during surgery. Thats why the endotracheal tube being inserted.
@@MarcLloydZ because injections hurt
Sometime something is not gonna well. This was one of them, seems very complicated, this lady hurt badly.
Does it make u nauseous before you pass out?
General anesthesia is not like going into a deep sleep. Instead, it is a state of coma that can be reversed.
Kinda sorta like a coma. In reality anesthesia skips right to the deep sleep phase, and beyond where the brain is extremally quiet. The muscles get their quiet time drug also.
Wow, I had never seen an intubation through the nose and with blood at all.
There’s a first to everything.
Ouch.
An NPA or Naso-Pharyengal Airway being used for General Anesthesia as oppose to an Endrotracheal Tube is definately different. Perhaps there is a contraindication for using the typical ET Tube?
@@MichaelJTritter44 I was wondering that as well. Maybe they need the mouth and cheek area for the plastic surgery? Although there are contraindications for an ET tube, I don't think she has any of them
No these people are being way too rough. I wonder if they even know what they're doing. Things are just not done like this outside of India. I don't know if I'd ever want to get operated on by these folks! 😨
That’s not a nasopharyngeal airway. It’s a nasal Rae tube. It’s a precurved endotracheal tube that you use to intubate through the nose. If you look you see the darker blue pilot ballon attached to it, ET tubes have pilot balloons to occlude the airway around the tube so no secretions/ blood/ stomach contents can enter the lungs. The nasal Rae is a secure airway.
Usually it’s the surgeons preference what type of tube you use.
Regardless what everyone is thinking this is a perfectly normal nasal intubation. They can get bloody since you are going past the nasal turbinates and hitting adenoids. They also take longer because you have to use the clamps (they’re called Macgills) to guide the tube into the airway while you’re trying to hold your view and push the tube in at the same time…very difficult intubation and skill.
She was moving at around 11:20 because her anesthesia was wearing off since it too so long, they had to stop and redose her.
May my God keep me far away for such kind of doctors.must be sued.
I didn't know India has so many anaesthesia experts...
Clearly they don't...
Oh! Is this where this unfortunate event took place no wonder ! I knew it was somewhere rough! Wow!
can someone explain this? Why did blood come out of her mouth and nostrils?
The tissue (mucosa) of the nose is delicate and can be easily damaged. They had some difficulty placing the breathing tube through the left nostril, and that extra manipulation caused her to get a small nose bleed. It comes out her mouth because blood drips from the nose to the back of the mouth.
It's not uncommon for nasal intubation, using a vasoconstricting agent like Afrin usually helps.
@@jinshifu Wow, thanks for the explanation! I thought something awful was going on there 😅
Scaring doctor.dramatic.poor girl.
Mask inductions are rare. I really like it. Unfortunately we couldn't see her eyes.
Really? I had surgery done years ago when I was a kid and they used a mask
@@whitepudding6018 mask inductions are the best. Slower and you go much more relaxt through all the stages of going under.
@@Outpost1977 I don't know if they slower, I was knocked out cold in seconds. I only remember saying "hey this hurts, I can't breathe" and then sleep lol
@@whitepudding6018 Than it must be with propofol. With sleeping gas it goes slowly.
I got put under today when getting an IUD placed in, and they used a mask on me. The only thing I actually remember before passing out was that my arm was really hurting, I tried telling but because of the mask I wasn't able to because it muffled my voice, but it definitely went slow and felt relaxing. Not that I've gotten anesthesia through IV yet, so I don't have anything to compare it to.
Poor lady 😢
Hello Doctor, I am from Iraq and my son moved two years ago and the cartilage of the ear shone and I want to straighten his ear. How can I contact you
Dear god don't use these guys on your kid! That was one of the most frightening intubations I've ever seen! They are NOT good at anesthesia!
where was the blood coming from?
Intubation is just traumatic in general, and the tissues are fragile. If you poke around too much or too hard with the laryngoscope blade, it can cause bleeding. Definitely something you want to avoid if possible, but it happens occasionally
Interesting that the patients can just walk by themselves back to the room for surgery were used to being rolled in
yeah, thought the same
Thank you very much for the video with kindness and respect
What surgery is this?
Facial plastic surgery
This video should be called the longest to put someone to sleep…
I remember when I was a kid I was apparently trying to shoot space ships out of my noise
LOL
I want to watch the scene intubation was successful.
This is difficult intubation you can watch oral intubation
Dr asked me to take deep breath for that high concentration oxygen then I can hear he said....and he goes to sleep...then the next thing I know my surgery was done 😁
Which country is this?
This is in India
Why the patient look like Chinese or maybe from north east India?
Meu Deus esse médico deveria ser afastado de suas funções, ele é um carniceiro 😲
got his kJ. Praying for you
another great movie from abott and costelo, no way
I just got my surgery for my broken big toe today and they didn’t tell me to count down but I just passed out and started to dream.
so scary to watch but this is the reality that is happening inside OR..thanks for the video
Actually is not ... this looks like it was done in a third world country 🤔 🤦♀️
I can't wait sir 😍
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Why takes so long..
I was in this process 16th dec 2020. I remember the anesthesiologist told me to breath in and look at him. Then in just afew second i'm out. The next thing i knew was i'm awake and the surgery is done. Then the first question i had with the nurses around me was 'where's my wife, does she knows i'm awake?' i had cervical spondylosis and must be operated.
So you are this girl? Wow ! 那我能不能加你微信呀美女😊😊我也想找这位医生做手术😁😁
What is the difference between general anesthesia vs. deep IV sedation?
They put a breathing tube in for general not with sedation
I am due for a manual manipulation soon. I am going under Anesthesia looks creepy. U dud a central line also?
Saw this anesthesiologist in many videos, he
doesn't get one right at first attempt.
I guess he’s just not very good at what he does 😂
Are doctors malayalees ?
We have multilingual staff here in Richardsons
what is intubation? can someone explain to me? thanks.
Great video
I had to be put under Anastasia today and I got to hold the mask, and went to sleep in like 4 breathes.
where the hell is this place?
Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu
Loving that and thanks
I feel sorry for her poor nose
i dont know yet why they choose nasal intubation..... any fracture in oral-maxillofacial region? if not, they took risk too much
If you sleep in surgery The pain will you feel??
No
Unconscious doc?
Why the nasal pharyngeal intubation and not a straight oral intubation?
Nice...all doctors 🙏🙏
Já fiz algumas cirurgias, mais graças a Deus depois que acordei não senti nada, tive pena dessa moça, o nariz ficou ferido, isso aí não está certo.
Waoooo watching from Nagaland kuknalim
When I go to sleep in those mask idk it makes my head hurt and I count and breath and I pass out in takes the 1 sec
What surgery did you do
FACEMAKEOVER
Yeah, most people call in plastic surgery...
what did they do?for?
I wonder why you failed with Mac coy and choose to proceed with Mac intosh for intubation ! Traumatic intubation....overall !
RIGHT!! I was wondering why nobody said anything. Dude was all rough! Heck no! Why couldn't they put her out before they did all of that
True, this doctors are trash idk
They sure do things different here in the US.
Gosh this looks scary, I've got hiatus hernia which can only be fixed through surgery, now watching this gives me the creeps, I thought they just inject you and dahs all. Merrrrn I'm scared
You always get the best care in the USA!!
LOL 🤣
Thank you so much for uploading
My pleasure
This looks like a difficult intubation
I have surgery tomorrow and this is terrifying
same☹️
I pray for you we all are made by the Lord,!
Hahahahaha there lyrengoscope is not working 😂😂😂
Tq to all doctors
1. Mask is too big for face. Maybe a pink mask might have been better option.
2. Rapport would do wonders.
3. Loxicard 2% would ease pain of propofol injection.
4. Why wasnt the laryngoscope light working? Not checked prior?
5. Can hear her HR shoot up in the wait.
6. Nasal tube pilot balloon looks overinflated. Alert for postop sore throat.
Why pink?
@@fazefin2023 smaller size, better seal, less pressure to eyes.
@@Renji200 why do they even use a mask?
@@fazefin2023 provide preoxygenation or denitrogenation to allow a longer latent period for intubation.
More of these 👍🏻
Sure!!
Richardsons Face Hospitals Appreciated. I’m a trainee theatre nurse, it’s interesting to see.
Genious....
11:04 what is happening here?
Yeah, what did happen? That's weird
Intubation (tube that goes down throat into lungs go assig breathing by being connected to intubation machine) although they seemed to struggle a lot with doing it!
@@beckysblurredperspective oh wow ok. It almost looks like something is going wrong lol
@@sofkincool yeah, they really looked like they didn't know what they were doing, how they are qualified anesthesiologists I have know idea 😂. I'm having surgery in a few weeks, but luckily I know mine is really good and really kind 😊
It looks like their first intubation attempt was not successful. In short, when you are intubating a patient you given them a medication that stops their breathing for a few minutes while you pass the tube through the vocal cords. While the intubation attempt is happening, they arent breathing because of the medication so their O2 levels get low. So they tried the first attempt, took the tube out, and put the mask back on for a little bit to get her O2 levels back up before trying again
I wasnt there so i cannot tell you for sure, but thats my guess :)
Con razón despierta uno con dolorón de garganta que horrible la estrujan 😒
Looks can be deceiving, but if they had put a flat pillow making the head about 10cm above, they could had a much easier time with the intubation
Third world country ... they don’t think about pillows 😂 or anything for that matter. This was Wild amd savage to watch 🤦♀️
@@hotjesssica954 well, I am anesthesiologist in a third world country and I put a pillow in all my patients, except the ones with cervical collar. But Somewhat it’s true what you said, lots of my colleagues simply don’t use the pillow
Im not ready for that
Just curious, why she had her surgery done in India. She could had her surgery done in Korea or Japan easily (judging by her accent and appearance.).
And btw could anyone explain why is she bleeding?
Yes she could have... But she wanted the BEST!! 😊
Why intubate on the nose??
That was so stressful to watch. I’m not in this profession but to me the process of getting the tube in was too long.
How old was she?
Around 30
@@RichardsonsFaceHospitals She got a Sevoflurane induction? Only gas?
How many cc of air in the tube cuff?
God bless you doctor👏👏👏