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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ค. 2024
- VET Talks is a project by the IVSA Standing Committee on Veterinary Education (SCoVE).
This VET Talk is by Dr Malcolm Cobb, MA VetMB, DVC, PhD, MBA, FHEA, MRCVS, Professor of Comparative Veterinary Medicine - Deputy Head of School, School of Veterinary Medicine & Science, University of Nottingham (UK)
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You can access the summary fact-sheet for this VET Talk lecture on the link below: drive.google.com/open?id=0Bww...
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The imitation of sounds are spot on. Thanks!
Normal 4:35
S3 5:51
S4 6:26
Gallop 7:03
Systolic 10:21
Diastolic 10:37
Continuous 10:47
Band-shaped 12:23
Crescendo-decrescendo 12:36
Decrescendo 12:48
Your heart sound imitations are really helpful in this video. Thank you.
This was by far the BEST explanation of heart murmurs in dogs - thank you so much!
In my 5years of learning veterinary science, nobody explained it in such excellent way.
Thanks a lot Doc.
Me too,
Thank you very much. ( I'm veterinarian in korea, south)
My cat was just diagnosed with heart murmurs, thanks for helping me learn more about it and stay informed :-)
The heart sounds were great. Thank you
This is wonderful. Thank you.
excellent explanation.
Excellent presenation...especially the sounds made .....thank you so much
Thanks for a wonderful presentation
Excellent video esp how Dr. Cobb produces the murmur sounds. TYVM for the video!
Fantastic and informative. Thank you so very much
Very informative. The sounds were especially helpful. Thank you
Very informative. Thanks!
Great webinar! Thank you!
Sounds effects are awesome
Simple and essential.
I think that a good examination makes a big difference.
Thanks from Brazil.
Sorry for my English.
Nice video!
Thank you very much from Portugal :-)
I loooove this video! Thank you,
This was awesome, thank you so much
Thank you sir
Thanks it was really awesome!
Thank you
Absolutely brilliant video - so well explained and loved the examples of how the sounds differ!
Yoo what an excellent academic video. Very useful
excellent video! thank you very much! :)
Thx you i was told my dog has a heart murmur but i wanted to listen to it myself so thx for this video it helps alot
Thanks
Omygod.. this was so helpful😍😍😍
I am learning only for animals help. Thanks to you. I will share to anyone who want help in animals save.
ER/TRAUMA RN my entire career but with PEOPLE! 🙈 LOL! This IS an EXCELLENT learning tool! My dog actually likes the stethoscope!🤫
TYSM for posting and teaching. God bless you all!💕🙏💜✝️✡️🙋♀️
Thank you so much for making a great video! My in-laws just got a puppy with a heart murmur, and just for fun I listened to the puppy’s heart, and it’s noticeable even to my untrained ear!
Your video helped me understand what I was hearing, and I may just have another listen of her heart now.
We have a really good veterinarian that we are working with, I just want to understand what’s going on.
He said not all Heart Dieseses have Murmurs .but does that mean a sethscope can't pick up a heart problem?
MSC Channel Not ALL heart diseases have murmurs. Some do. If you can hear it with a stethoscope, it might be a murmur.
@@marthahawkinson-michau9611 oh I see so wait , ok my baby had episodes of passing out like one day she just passed out in my arm I thought I lost my angel that day that's how scary it was , But there was never a Murmur found , also one doctor visit had my baby Harsh lung sounds / Tachycardic 190 , I also noticed a Very sick Dry cough? .. episodes that look like Seizures but last seconds ( 35 ) to a minute .. Restless Nights , breathing fast .. loss Appetite , ect ECT but every hospital visit no Murmur or anything Strange with the heart ?? My baby is 12/ Dachshund
@@MoneyManuel To my memory(and I am NOT trained, I play with stethoscopes for fun,) a tachycardic episode should sound like a normal heart rhythm for the most part. Well, mostly. The last time I listened to anyone with tachycardia, it was myself and it sounded like my normal heartbeat-just on fast forward. Thankfully I stopped having problems with my heart rate about the same time I recovered from my eating disorder.
As for your dog? Tachycardia normally has a cause, and keep asking your dog’s doctors however many pesky annoying questions until you get the right answers.
I’m definitely not qualified to give advice, as most of my medical knowledge has been gained from life experience. Unfortunately, I do feel like I’ve had more opportunities than the average person to gain “medical life experience”. Still doesn’t count as qualifications.
@@marthahawkinson-michau9611 It's along story I'm going threw so much Pain I'm going Crazy Everyday I'm devastated I talk to many um one lady doctor said she believes of a brain tumor .. another one said to me because of my angel passing out was 100% so I'm trying to see what happen there was a very dry cough I noticed long story short i was blind there was something going on
Can a murmur come and go?
What heart Dieseses Don't have a Murmur??
Sorry, the link of the google drive summery isn't working. Can somebody send me the correct link, please?
Thanks for the info! The link should work now!
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