Medicine is hard. but not the hardest. fabricating chips (CPUs) in tech is much harder and more precise that only few people on earth can do it. still have to give credit to doctors given the fact they are working with humans and not machines
Look at the figgin' diameter of the aorta, its huge. And folks, remember, someone had to be the FIRST to do this surgery at some point in the past... I think I would be a tad bit nervous if I was the Doctor. Well done Sir!!
I have immense respect for these doctors and nurses. My father underwent open-heart surgery last year. I didn’t watch this video before because I was scared, but now that he has healed and is absolutely doing fine, ma sha Allah, I have gathered the courage to watch it. It’s painful, but I’m amazed by the doctors. Please say a prayer for my parents. May Allah grant them a happy and healthy life. Ameen.
I had this same surgery a few months ago at age 22 & it’s scary to see what I had to go through and knowing how my heart was stopped during surgery but I’m so thankful for the doctors who saved me 🙏🏼 I’ll be having a second open heart surgery in a few days & it’s a little nerve racking to know I have to go through this again but I’ll be in good hands
I don't have the stomach, the steady hand, or the capacity to do this but it absolutely amazes me that these doctors are able to do this so gracefully. Thank you for your work
The expertise of the doctors and nurses, and the seemingly flawless execution of both the operation and the film, never ceases to amaze me. Thank you so much, for another fantastic, and undoubtedly inspiring, video.
I always wanted to be a surgeon but medical schools were so expensive. Now i just watch these types of videos because my interest in the medical field never seemed to fade away.
Okay. This was the first time I watched an open heart surgery recommended directly after a brain tumour. I’m absolutely flabbergasted. I don’t know how many times I’ve said oh my but it was a lot. Huge respect to the doctors and nurses! I mean what?! I want to learn this, do this and just experience this live. This is so amazing. You are amazing! I’m still young but this… I think I’ll think about becoming a surgeon now way more because this is art.
i had this surgery preformed on me when i was 9 months old. im 15 now, i love watching surgeries and im both shocked and amazed by how the procedure is done. im so grateful to be here, and much respect to all doctors !
Oh-my-gosh. All I have to say is thank God there are surgeons out there willing to do this. I myself tried SO HARD to watch the video and I literally could not. Couldn't even watch it much less be the one saving a life.
@@Joel-s8q I don't have the burden of proof. You do. Also, I wouldn't worship specific gods like the biblical god because that God is immensely immoral
It must feel so good to finally have finished the most important bit of the operation and be able to close up the patient, knowing you and your team were able to come together and make it happen in just the way you hoped after such a grueling process. Such a weight off their shoulders, and a job well done. Someday, I hope to be a Neurosurgeon, and watching things like this both teaches me how surgical operations work and how to act and think as the one performing the surgeries. Thank you for this footage, so much respect to every doctor capable of these responsibilities.
Beautiful work , biomedical engineer here , the graft and the pacemaker placement, the suturing person is a professional 🔥., the impact you guys have on a person’s live , Insha Allah one day I’ll be aiding a cardiac surgeon in a life saving surgery like this .,
Woah... I'm never put off by medical or scientific videos, but I actually started crying and had to stop at the 2:30 minute mark. My family has a lot of health issues, including heart issues. I've never been scared by a medical video. Thank you for sharing this procedure. I hope I can come back and finish watching it one day.
medical student here with in an interest in the cardiac side of CTS, your videos are incredibly high quality with great explanations! have always wanted to see a Bentall procedure so thank you! really hope to see more content from you guys in the near future 🙏
I’m having this procedure done in a few weeks. Being able to watch the process is amazing. The skills of the surgeons- Wow!! What amazing Gifts from God!! I will not be afraid!🙏🏾❤️
These kinds of doctors deserve every penny they make. I have no idea how they keep all those strings from getting tangled up. I can barely sew a hole in my pants.
This is truly terrific doctors have studied so much about this their entire life, saving someone is was harder than anything else they are literally inserting their souls right back in with the patience a normal person cannot endure a huge respect awaits
I am practicing for the medical school entry exam, and before seeing this, i did say, "Why do i have to know the exact layers, the functions, the connectivities, etc" But now, i'll go for em as delicately as possible. God, give me the honor. From now on, i will bow to all the surgery staff that bear all the hardship to draw the art of life on their patients. ❤❤
My daughter had this procedure when she was 24yrs old. Originally they were to just replace the aortic valve but when they opened her up they found that the aorta was about to explode so had to repair it. They said they don't know how it hadn't blown and she was very lucky to still be alive. She had complications afterwards in ICU and had a heart attack. She was rushed in for an angiogram and they found she had a blockage of the right coronary artery from the surgery and therefore was rushed back in to surgery for a bypass....she was then placed in a coma for 10days not knowing if she would survive....they really didn't expect her to pull through...but she did. Thanks to doctors just like those in the video. She is now married for 23yrs and has two sons...one aged 22 and one 19. 🌹🇦🇺
I can't imagine how breathtaking this is. Allah keep you doctors. I'm on my way to be a future doc. I pray to be a trusted, talented and expert in my field. ❤️ One day, i'll save lifes♥️
My highest respect for doctors and nurses all over the world that has to go through this and my prayers for all the patients with nothing but successful outcome!
i can't fathom how it's possible to not only perform these tasks but also compensate for the blood loss and be in good faith that everything holds up after that traumatic event. humans amaze me.
what i am seeing right now was unbelievable.this is the underrated video i seen in youtube.I cant explain my feeling about seeing these.salutw to all the doctors.
@@usamamehar9857 yes, I had my second open heart surgery & I’m currently still recovering from surgery. Thankfully the surgery went well but I have to keep a positive since I have Endocarditis
Wow... it must be crazy to be in a middle of delicately moving sharp tools around and suddenly realizing "This is another living, breathing human who will probably never see what I'm seeing in reality." Huuuuge respect for the guts to do this!
Thank you for an excellent video of the procedure I should be going through soon. I was so impressed with the proficiency of the operating team. It's incredible what medical science has perfected and a life extension granted to persons like me. Age 68, looking to be 80 with this operation.
is crazy how much passion a doctor has, like having the life of someone in your hand and be that precise during insane time periods, is honestly incredible for me
What an absolutely crazy era we live in. You just watched someone get their aorta and valve replaced in your bedroom while their heart was stopped for over an hour AND THEY LIVED. Unthinkable 80 years ago
as someone that had open heart surgery when i was 3 (i have SVASD and PALVR tho) watching this makes me feel weird loll. also, gives me a new amount of respect for the surgeons that saved my life. thanks for all you do
Wow.. I gave a giant ascending aortic aneurysm and awaiting repair this september. This video is amazing and gives me comfort with the knowledge that I will be in good hands. The skill is remarkable; now I can visualize what will be happening. Thank you....Glad I came upon this video.
That so scary but amazing Doctors with the gifted hands..Bless you all.i have mitral valve operation tomorrow im sure im in a good hand.so help me God.my dear almighty.
Thanks so much for sharing ! Unbeleivable !!!!! Thanks to all the scentists, engineers, Doctors, nurses , and staffs….. Lives are saved ! They work extremely hard !!!!!!
The main expertise shows that oh this my daily routine work. I amazed about his expertise. I also saw that the nurse hand was shaking when help the doctor under the heart area. But the doctor think it is so normal for me for this operation. ❤❤❤
We thank God the Almighty for giving us wisdom and knowledge to conduct these surgeries. A big thank you to all the medical personnel out there for saving lives
Can i ask, what equipment do u use to record these videos? I am working as a gynaecology resident and we want our rare debulking procedures as well as placenta percreta procedures recorded too. So it would be so kind of you if you could share the technical details & equipment. Thankyou
Hello Usman, of course! We shoot our videos with a dslr camera (a Canon 5D Mark IV) with a 24-105 F/4 lens. Some of our POV videos are shot with a go pro hero 8 black. The go pro shoots can be handled by one person. If you guys want to shoot with a dslr, you are going to need a separate filmer.
all of us are standing on all shoulders of each and every breakthrough in the last 3000yrs. That is the power of transferred learing. My oh my what an amazing feat.
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This is why Medical studies are so Tough. Big salute to all the Doctors and Nurses.
Yea, never seen surgeries maybe a couple, it does looks daunting. I would HOPE they would tough all across the world.
Потому что это дело очень сложное
It’s a miracle have people willing to do this
Medicine is hard. but not the hardest. fabricating chips (CPUs) in tech is much harder and more precise that only few people on earth can do it. still have to give credit to doctors given the fact they are working with humans and not machines
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if you fail as an engineer you can try it again
If you fail in medicine (specifically doing surgeries) you kill people
Bro this is so scary, huge respect to the doctors .
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Also salute to those engineers who invented and manufactured all those delicate and accurate instruments
True.
unified effort
They’re are doctors as well
Thats my major medical Engineering doing my last semester now :)
@@souhaibloudili7694 good luck on your studies! 👍🏻
Look at the figgin' diameter of the aorta, its huge. And folks, remember, someone had to be the FIRST to do this surgery at some point in the past... I think I would be a tad bit nervous if I was the Doctor. Well done Sir!!
Aorta is insanely big. When I first saw it in anamomy practice class I was astonished
The aorta is the biggest artery in the body with a diameter of about a garden hose
I have immense respect for these doctors and nurses. My father underwent open-heart surgery last year. I didn’t watch this video before because I was scared, but now that he has healed and is absolutely doing fine, ma sha Allah, I have gathered the courage to watch it. It’s painful, but I’m amazed by the doctors. Please say a prayer for my parents. May Allah grant them a happy and healthy life. Ameen.
Ameen
Ich wisch mir mit dem Koran den Arsch nach dem Scheißen ab.
they stopped the heart and then make it running again.. hats off 👍
This is disgusting but Interesting At the same time W Doctors
Having a panic attack just thinking of the pressure they’re under.
W doctors
And im here not being able to start my poket bike...
How is that even possible 💀💀💀💀
im going down a rabbit hole of surgerys
yup same, im disgusted and invested
yep. started at pimple popping, then to toenail surgeries, then foot surgeries, and now open heart and brain surgeries
Yeah. But im kinda happy bc i didnt knew that yt was allowed for this content. Better than search at Google and fundo just gore...
Same💀
Me to
I had this same surgery a few months ago at age 22 & it’s scary to see what I had to go through and knowing how my heart was stopped during surgery but I’m so thankful for the doctors who saved me 🙏🏼 I’ll be having a second open heart surgery in a few days & it’s a little nerve racking to know I have to go through this again but I’ll be in good hands
I had open heart surgery almost 2 months ago and I’m 23. And why are you getting it again ?
🙏Praying for you my guy
Hope you are doing fine.
R u okay now?
ESHA DWIVEDI Yes, thankfully I’m doing okay
I am 2nd year medical student and one day I will be performing these surgeries too INSHA ALLAH
Same here from Canada. One day.🙌
in Jesus name, yes you will someday!
May Allah helps you. IAM praying the God who Jesus Christ prayed, the mighty messanger of God.
Same hère second year medical student may allah grant us knowledge and power
Inshallah ameen 🙏🏼all the best with your journey!
Recommended just after watching brain tumor surgery💀
Same
we might be living the same life bc i just watched a brain tumor removal surgery right before this too omg😭
Same
Same lol
@@DYZERYT dude this is very scary 😮
I don't have the stomach, the steady hand, or the capacity to do this but it absolutely amazes me that these doctors are able to do this so gracefully. Thank you for your work
The expertise of the doctors and nurses, and the seemingly flawless execution of both the operation and the film, never ceases to amaze me. Thank you so much, for another fantastic, and undoubtedly inspiring, video.
Thank you for your kind words!
@@cardiacsurgerycrete Man Doctors
are some Different creations
Ur pfp is so cute 😻😻😻
Doctors are second in human form😢
Thank you sir
Words are not enough to thank such doctors and nursing staff.
All this is possible because of medical SCIENCE.
True.
I always wanted to be a surgeon but medical schools were so expensive. Now i just watch these types of videos because my interest in the medical field never seemed to fade away.
We're in the same boat
You have your own way, fighting !! 🙌
Whatever, A huge respect for you bro ❤❤❤
Same here my dream to become a doctor
Never it's too late, my aunt started medical scool at 36 years old, he's now a general doctor.
Good luck mate
Okay. This was the first time I watched an open heart surgery recommended directly after a brain tumour. I’m absolutely flabbergasted. I don’t know how many times I’ve said oh my but it was a lot. Huge respect to the doctors and nurses! I mean what?! I want to learn this, do this and just experience this live. This is so amazing. You are amazing! I’m still young but this… I think I’ll think about becoming a surgeon now way more because this is art.
How so ? Even I'm seeing an open heart surgery video just after a brain tumor removal surgery video
X3
i had this surgery preformed on me when i was 9 months old. im 15 now, i love watching surgeries and im both shocked and amazed by how the procedure is done. im so grateful to be here, and much respect to all doctors !
You watch these videos at age of just 15 months, strange
@@Chargesheetaccountant I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic but he meant that he’s 15 years old now, not 15 months.
@@XxHUNT3RN4T0RxX he meant months only 9 months then only because he was 15 months old back then
Oh-my-gosh. All I have to say is thank God there are surgeons out there willing to do this. I myself tried SO HARD to watch the video and I literally could not. Couldn't even watch it much less be the one saving a life.
Don't thank God, thank science
@@KC-py5vq thank god for science
@@Joel-s8q prove a God exists first and then prove its the God you worship
@@KC-py5vq Try prove a God doesnt exist first then tell me why you dont worship it
@@Joel-s8q I don't have the burden of proof. You do. Also, I wouldn't worship specific gods like the biblical god because that God is immensely immoral
اللہ تعالی اپ ڈاکٹروں کو اسی طرح سے ہمت دیں صحت دے تندرستی دے تاکہ اپ لوگ سب مریضوں کی جان بچا سکیں امین
Amin
Amen
It’s amazing how they are able to “Stop” the heart, and then get the heart to start pumping again. These doctors are really amazing.
It must feel so good to finally have finished the most important bit of the operation and be able to close up the patient, knowing you and your team were able to come together and make it happen in just the way you hoped after such a grueling process. Such a weight off their shoulders, and a job well done. Someday, I hope to be a Neurosurgeon, and watching things like this both teaches me how surgical operations work and how to act and think as the one performing the surgeries. Thank you for this footage, so much respect to every doctor capable of these responsibilities.
jha bhai jha
Its miraculous how much humans have progressed and the marathon continues ❤
Beautiful work , biomedical engineer here , the graft and the pacemaker placement, the suturing person is a professional 🔥., the impact you guys have on a person’s live , Insha Allah one day I’ll be aiding a cardiac surgeon in a life saving surgery like this .,
Inshallah mere vai Inshallah🙂Jao jake jo log takhlif me he unlogo ko madat karo 😭😭😭
لقد أجريت نفس العملية قبل 3 سنوات بارك الله في كل طبيب كان سببا بإذن الله في شفاء كثير من المرضى ❤
يا رب تكون أحسن الحين ❤
شسمه هاي عمليه😢
هل قمت بتغيير الصمام؟
Thanks to all the surgeons out there who perform these complex surgeries😢
Nonsense, the truth is ukraine is winning
@johnwi-l_l-iamsf3763 okay? I guess. How is that related to this?
This actually gives me nightmare@@Kalpanasalunke5402
@@johnwi-l_l-iamsf3763what???
Shut up, Ukraine is literally winning right now
Woah... I'm never put off by medical or scientific videos, but I actually started crying and had to stop at the 2:30 minute mark. My family has a lot of health issues, including heart issues. I've never been scared by a medical video. Thank you for sharing this procedure. I hope I can come back and finish watching it one day.
medical student here with in an interest in the cardiac side of CTS, your videos are incredibly high quality with great explanations! have always wanted to see a Bentall procedure so thank you! really hope to see more content from you guys in the near future 🙏
I’m having this procedure done in a few weeks. Being able to watch the process is amazing. The skills of the surgeons- Wow!! What amazing Gifts from God!!
I will not be afraid!🙏🏾❤️
R u fine now ? If so I m happy for u
Como te fue?
@@samparik7424 she passed away on the table
bro answer us what procedure are you ok?
I’m well everyone, recovering, thank you for checking on me 🙏🏾
These kinds of doctors deserve every penny they make. I have no idea how they keep all those strings from getting tangled up. I can barely sew a hole in my pants.
😂😂😂
This is truly terrific doctors have studied so much about this their entire life, saving someone is was harder than anything else they are literally inserting their souls right back in with the patience a normal person cannot endure a huge respect awaits
I am practicing for the medical school entry exam, and before seeing this, i did say, "Why do i have to know the exact layers, the functions, the connectivities, etc" But now, i'll go for em as delicately as possible.
God, give me the honor.
From now on, i will bow to all the surgery staff that bear all the hardship to draw the art of life on their patients. ❤❤
“ Thank you all “ will not be enough to appreciate all that amount of giving, God bless you all 🙏
i've seen lots of insane stuff but this is the top one. Highest respect to the doctors and nurses who have done their best to save people's life.
🙏🙏🙏🙏
My daughter had this procedure when she was 24yrs old. Originally they were to just replace the aortic valve but when they opened her up they found that the aorta was about to explode so had to repair it. They said they don't know how it hadn't blown and she was very lucky to still be alive. She had complications afterwards in ICU and had a heart attack. She was rushed in for an angiogram and they found she had a blockage of the right coronary artery from the surgery and therefore was rushed back in to surgery for a bypass....she was then placed in a coma for 10days not knowing if she would survive....they really didn't expect her to pull through...but she did. Thanks to doctors just like those in the video. She is now married for 23yrs and has two sons...one aged 22 and one 19. 🌹🇦🇺
I can't imagine how breathtaking this is.
Allah keep you doctors.
I'm on my way to be a future doc.
I pray to be a trusted, talented and expert in my field. ❤️
One day, i'll save lifes♥️
insha'Allah
My highest respect for doctors and nurses all over the world that has to go through this and my prayers for all the patients with nothing but successful outcome!
I don't know what i will say about this videoo.... No words.... Doctor's hand is the hand's of God proud of uuuu and ur profession
Even after being a paramedic for 2 1/2 Years now, it still baffles me how amazing the Hearth is...
i can't fathom how it's possible to not only perform these tasks but also compensate for the blood loss and be in good faith that everything holds up after that traumatic event. humans amaze me.
what i am seeing right now was unbelievable.this is the underrated video i seen in youtube.I cant explain my feeling about seeing these.salutw to all the doctors.
Being a doctor is not really easy 😢 big respect to all doctors and nurses ❤
Wow......a major surgery by great doctors,,, thanks to all doctors for his/ her activists ❤️❤️❤️ love you all doctors
That surger was done of me Arotic root replacement.
May God sucess every ones surgery
Обалдеть, смотря подобные видео я в очередной раз убеждаюсь, что хирурги-невероятно крутые ребята!
I'm a pharmacist and I'm so glad for what we in the medical line do for humanity.
Doctor's hand is so freaking stable salut to all of you!
I’m surprised how surgeons can do this really complicated surgery to help a person when they need it the most
Have you done youe second surgery .?
Reaply me if ever you seen my coment
Yes have u ever gone through second surgery plese reply ...????r ur surgery takes place
@@usamamehar9857 yes, I had my second open heart surgery & I’m currently still recovering from surgery. Thankfully the surgery went well but I have to keep a positive since I have Endocarditis
@@deepaksinghsisodiya5690 yes, thankfully I had my second open heart surgery & I’m currently recovering from having major surgery 🙏🏼
These folks are amazing, I’ve been through this surgery twice in my life to replace my aortic valve only, my aorta was fine
wow glad you are fine after that.
Heart surgery is the toughest one......🙏🙏Salute to the efforts of Doctors ....
I want to be a doctor.. Currently preparing for neet.. And i promise to be a great doctor and give my 200%
How beautifully our creator has created us. All praise to the most high 🕋
Wow... it must be crazy to be in a middle of delicately moving sharp tools around and suddenly realizing "This is another living, breathing human who will probably never see what I'm seeing in reality."
Huuuuge respect for the guts to do this!
Thank you for an excellent video of the procedure I should be going through soon. I was so impressed with the proficiency of the operating team. It's incredible what medical science has perfected and a life extension granted to persons like me. Age 68, looking to be 80 with this operation.
Thank you for helping all the doctors.
is crazy how much passion a doctor has, like having the life of someone in your hand and be that precise during insane time periods, is honestly incredible for me
i have absolutely no idea what's happening, but i have never felt so much gratitude for the absolute legends carrying out thedr operations!
I bet their mindset is "the blood and flesh may look scary and gross, but you'll get used to it" 😅😂. Good job, doctors and nurses. Glad to have you.
What an absolutely crazy era we live in. You just watched someone get their aorta and valve replaced in your bedroom while their heart was stopped for over an hour AND THEY LIVED. Unthinkable 80 years ago
Isn't this soo amazing! To think that human beings have evolved to such great heights is soo amazing to think of..thank you doctors and surgeons!
as someone that had open heart surgery when i was 3 (i have SVASD and PALVR tho) watching this makes me feel weird loll. also, gives me a new amount of respect for the surgeons that saved my life. thanks for all you do
Wow.. I gave a giant ascending aortic aneurysm and awaiting repair this september. This video is amazing and gives me comfort with the knowledge that I will be in good hands. The skill is remarkable; now I can visualize what will be happening. Thank you....Glad I came upon this video.
I was blessed to witness Dr CD Williams perform open heart surgery decades ago when I was a. Novice. I I definitely knew I had to UP my GAME 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
What a good teacher, perfect for residency
That so scary but amazing Doctors with the gifted hands..Bless you all.i have mitral valve operation tomorrow im sure im in a good hand.so help me God.my dear almighty.
i got a friend who's studying to become a cardio surgeon, mad respect for y'all
Who ever shot this video , did any amazing work ! the subtle elements to make it cinematic truly helps us to understand and view the operation better.
Médicos = Anjos da Terra. Lindo, fascinante!!! 🫀🫀🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thanks so much for sharing ! Unbeleivable !!!!! Thanks to all the scentists, engineers, Doctors, nurses , and staffs….. Lives are saved ! They work extremely hard !!!!!!
The main expertise shows that oh this my daily routine work. I amazed about his expertise. I also saw that the nurse hand was shaking when help the doctor under the heart area. But the doctor think it is so normal for me for this operation. ❤❤❤
We thank God the Almighty for giving us wisdom and knowledge to conduct these surgeries. A big thank you to all the medical personnel out there for saving lives
big respect to all the doctors and nurses, this seems like a very complicated procedure and they managed to do it👏👏👏
coming back here when I eventually become a nurse and a doctor after 🤞🤞🤞
The world of surgery is art itself
Amazing sir iam also heart patients open surgery in my heart at SRM hospital thanks gods to all doctors ❤️❤️
After God there are Doctors hats off to you sir 😍
First open heart surgery was to Hazrat Muhammad SAW by Jibraeal AS
Glory be to God...the human body is complex and it is one of God's miracles❤️💙🙏
Surgeon cries in the corner
Hearing your words the surgeons cries in the corner
Why would surgeons cry? They “preserve” (at some extent) God’s creation, it is an honor to do so.
Salutes to all doctors of the world 🌎🌍
The people are so great
The real heros 🙏
From this video I learned to appreciate this body. And I want to start a healthy lifestyle from now on. Thank you to all doctors for their hard work.
I love the additional takes where we see all the personell and machines. Incredible
Real gods..unparalleled esteem and selflessness ..i bow down before you
You are a real hero
Salute to the skilled Doctor ...
Just imagine being that person….ik this can’t happen but what if you where even awake lol😅😂❤
Doctors help patients to get relief from their pain. 🔥🔥
I wonder how many times you have to be the assisting surgeon before you can become the primary surgeon?
Can i ask, what equipment do u use to record these videos? I am working as a gynaecology resident and we want our rare debulking procedures as well as placenta percreta procedures recorded too. So it would be so kind of you if you could share the technical details & equipment. Thankyou
Hello Usman, of course! We shoot our videos with a dslr camera (a Canon 5D Mark IV) with a 24-105 F/4 lens. Some of our POV videos are shot with a go pro hero 8 black. The go pro shoots can be handled by one person. If you guys want to shoot with a dslr, you are going to need a separate filmer.
10:59 - he just went "shakey-shakey" on the guy and then tickled his heart? Made me chuckle ngl.
Exactly lol. I thought i was the only one
it’s crazy but the professionalism between all of them and how it’s so well coordinated makes it simple for them
Insane respect to the person who came up with this surgery idea 👏👏
Thanks for the tutorial
all of us are standing on all shoulders of each and every breakthrough in the last 3000yrs. That is the power of transferred learing. My oh my what an amazing feat.
I’m on the edge of my seat watching this. Omg I would never want to be responsible for another persons life like this. My hands would be shaking
the timings of these suggestions is so damn random.. im seriously watching this at 1:27 am 😭😭
Same 😂
bhai mera to door door tk lena dena nhi medical field se i m doing my engineering but still i m watching this .........doctors are osm
Knowing that I'm watching the real thing and not what is shown in the medical movies makes it even more amazing.
Very tough😢😢 We should respect such this doctors 😢😢
Oh my god, i was not expecting it to beat this hard????!!! It was huge and unexpected…It s surreal
I was shocked when i heard greek. I am so proud of iur doctors
I am still in the second stage of medical school and I hope to reach this experience ! ♥️
My mother is recommended open heart surgery for aortic valve replacement,
Came here to see the procedure and work.
Just imagine the very 1st heart surgery of human . Salutes and respect to Surgeons and doctors ❤