Thanks Dear colleague . very useful, i am an anesthesiologist from Egypt, last time i herd such cardiology lesson was in internal medicine round in 1994, it helped and refreshed by forgotten knowledge and added some new topics. Very ethical i shared the video. Dr mostafa ali maher.
Thank u for such knowledgeable videos...started watching your videos yesterday and they are very helpful. Firwt year Resident pediatrician from Pakistan.
Believe it or not, I'm a Pharm.D. and I've studied a lot and prepared notes of Heart sounds, but all of it went over my head just after few hrs. But I'm glad I've gone through your video and I've stored the heart sounds in my mind. Thankyou so much sir. I appreciate your work. Loads of respect! 😇🙌🏻 P.S. Subscribed after your intubation video 😇👍🏻
Glad I found you, excellent source for my study ^^ Can someone give short explanation of what is the connection between the heart sounds and the blood pressure? •Systolic pressure •Diastolic pressure
yes, soon there will be a video on heart murmurs and rhythm abnormalities including ventricular tachycardia. and thanks a lot for your words of appreciation dear, means a lot to us..😊🥰
Amazing Vedio Sir Really Helpfull Watching You always knowledgeable To Us Medicose, With Love and Respect wishing You happy And Better Journey Ahead, Love ❤️ thank you sir -7si
Sir can u plzz make an cardiovascular and respiratory examination video on patient specifically covering on where to percuss and auscultate in patients for final year students
Sir can you kindly describe the physiology of splitting of S1 in asd... Because as I know that in asd there is loud S1 and splitting of S2 through out the respiration... So if you kindly describe it then the concept will be more clear to me... Thank you
Why in VSD is wide & variable splitting of S2 & wide & fixed splitting of S2 in ASD? In both condition volumes are same. Can you please elaborate more?
With Respectfully..Dear..Dr. Chirag Boss apse ek request hai BAMS(2020) krne ke baad khi shi job nhi mil rhi hai kya ap apne supervision me naye skill sikha sakte ho mujhe plzz.. Kyoki family problm ki vjah se stress me rehne laga hu.. Mn me negative thought aane lage hai....apke jaisa banna chahta hu apko ideal manta hu...Apki kafi videos dekhi hai ... Kya ap meri help kroge plz sr 😔😔plz reply sr..
One doubt, you said that S4 represents the contraction of left artia and falls before S1, my question is, the sequence i understand is first there will contraction of the atria following it the blood will rush from the atria to the ventricle ( but the rushing of blood from atria to ventricle is S3) so shouldn't S4 be heard before S3 and not before S1? As the mitral valve will close only after the blood rushes, so S1 will be heard after S3.
1st ,I'm sorry to reply to your comment which is not directed to me. Now ,let's reason it out. We understand that both s3 and s4 only occur in either pathology or in given physiological conditions like pregnancy(s3) S3 occurs rapid feeling of ventricle, meaning the ventricles take lesser time to fill . Now ,S4 is described in relation to s1 not s3 because all cases with s4 will never have s3, Since s4 only occurs in non compliant ventricle whereas s3 occurs in compliant ventricle. So it will be wrong to say s4 comes after s3 yet in conditions with s4 you'll not get s3 , The most constant variable is s1 and s2 that's why the description of both s3 and s4 are done in relation to s2 and s1 . That's my understanding ✌️🙏. I come in peace
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Thanks Dear colleague . very useful, i am an anesthesiologist from Egypt, last time i herd such cardiology lesson was in internal medicine round in 1994, it helped and refreshed by forgotten knowledge and added some new topics. Very ethical i shared the video. Dr mostafa ali maher.
For the first time, I understand the sounds😭😭💙💙
3:51 s1
7:33 normal s2
9:11 split
12:17 asd
12:48 s3
14:21 s3 and split s2
14:54 s4
Demo sounds added real value to your video. Very helpful in clinical practice!!
No words sir to appreciate your explanation which helps alot to all medical professionals...in such a beautiful way your teaching is...🙏🙏🙏 dr chirag
Most awaited topic is here thankyou sir
Oh, I’m so happy to see that you were waiting for this topic! 🥰
Thank u for such knowledgeable videos...started watching your videos yesterday and they are very helpful. Firwt year Resident pediatrician from Pakistan.
These heart sounds you introduced into the tutorial is very helpful for me. Genuinely thank you ❤❤
Dr.u r a excellent teacher.....i love to learn many things from ur teaching
Believe it or not, I'm a Pharm.D. and I've studied a lot and prepared notes of Heart sounds, but all of it went over my head just after few hrs. But I'm glad I've gone through your video and I've stored the heart sounds in my mind. Thankyou so much sir. I appreciate your work. Loads of respect! 😇🙌🏻
P.S. Subscribed after your intubation video 😇👍🏻
Very true
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Excellent Teaching Sir.
I'm eagerly waiting for your next video.
Thank you sir.. ❤️
Thanks for the appreciation! Will upload more such videos soon! 🥰
Excellent 👍👍👍,thank you so much for your time
Thank you so much for the clear explanation! Wish me luck for OSCE exam
Nice Explanation 👍👍
" These way of teaching method easily understanding for all medical students 👏 👍.Thanks Dr, ji ".
I’m so glad to see that you found these videos easy to understand 🥰
AA brother thanks for your exceptionally outclass demonstrations really thankful to you for your efforts for the clinicians
Wish could have such guidance in clinical posting! Quiet helpful
I never saw this type of video before love you sir❤❤❤❤❤
Well concise info! Thanks a lot.
Pleasure is all mine 🥰
Glad I found you, excellent source for my study ^^
Can someone give short explanation of what is the connection between the heart sounds and the blood pressure?
•Systolic pressure
•Diastolic pressure
Ye connection kbi smjh ni ay ga 😅
type of explanation is very good sir
Salute to ur interest and clear explanation sir🙏👏👏
Thank you so much! ❤️🤗
Excellent teaching . Thank you sir . Thanks to Apollo !
Thanks for appreciating our efforts! 🥰
Salute to you Sir. A big respect to you🫡
Ventricular tachycardia class please sir your classes so super do to practice well tq sir more class soon tq so much
yes, soon there will be a video on heart murmurs and rhythm abnormalities including ventricular tachycardia.
and thanks a lot for your words of appreciation dear, means a lot to us..😊🥰
Thanks for. Your valuable teaching sir👍
Thank you sir, your learning method is so good
Thank you sooooo much sir.... The best ever Vedio on heart sounds i found. It is brief as well as understandable. 💯 Thanks alot
3:54 First heart sound
S3 12:50
S4 14:56
Phy split 9:13
Great information!
But sir can you please explain splitting of S2 in detail as it was not clear to me.
Amazing Vedio Sir Really Helpfull Watching You always knowledgeable To Us Medicose,
With Love and Respect wishing You happy And Better Journey Ahead,
Love ❤️ thank you sir
-7si
Thank you so much for all those kind words of appreciation! 🥰 You made my day! ❤️
Perfect sir,thank you very much
My pleasure 🥰
Awesome teaching thank you Dr !
Great sir you have a lots of information
🎉Excellent explanation.
Good, from Ethiopia
C1 student
I like your teaching session Dr, your frd from Rwanda keepup 🙏
Good teaching. Thanq so much sir.
Sir can u plzz make an cardiovascular and respiratory examination video on patient specifically covering on where to percuss and auscultate in patients for final year students
Nice explanation
Thanks chirag sir...plz upload more videos regularly 🙏🙏
Sure, will try to upload more such videos soon! 🥰
Wow ❤ super sir
Nice explanation doc
Thank you so much for the nice explanation 🌹
So glad to know that you liked the explanation dear Satha Kamara..😊❤️
thank you for a lecture...
Doctor please make a lecture on valvular lesions of heart.🙏
Great explanation
Sir please continue your advice and video
Amazing Vedio 👍👍
Thank you so much sir 🥰
I heard it in 2x speed , had a good experience 😅
Excellent!
Nice explained.
Thanks sir 🙏
My pleasure! 🥰
Excellent Explanation 👌
Nyccc... explanation.. easily understandable sir. 👍..Lub Dub.....make more vedio sir... 👍 🙏... about all diagnosis of heart.. 🙏
Great video
Excellent one Dr Chirag 👍. Thank you so much for making video on this topic. 🙏🏻😊
Thank you 😊
Good one...please do one on murmurs
VERY VERY THANKS SIR
Thanks
Sir can you kindly describe the physiology of splitting of S1 in asd... Because as I know that in asd there is loud S1 and splitting of S2 through out the respiration... So if you kindly describe it then the concept will be more clear to me... Thank you
Greatful to you, thanks
thank you so much sr 👍
How to differentiate between S4 and S1 split ? They both sound quite similar
Thank you so much Sir🙏...
Sir please explain how to do TMT? From register their name in pc and till the end of procedure.
Thankyou.. Sir..
thank you somuch sir ji
Excellent
Thank you very much Sir for these awesome videos 😊😌
You’re most welcome dear! 🥰
Thanks doc.
It's just excellent 👏
Sir when r u going to make video on other heart sounds??
Helo sir! Upload the video about defibrillator
sure, will keep that in mind..thank you so much for the feedback..😊
Very nice sir
Love you sir ❤️
Sir try to upload videos on weekly thank you sir for helping to the students👩🎓
Thank you for your perfect explanation.❤️👍🙏.
Thanks
You’re most welcome! 🥰
Very beautiful
In which points we should check the sounds?
We have described the auscultation points in this video at 02:22 🥰
Sir waiting for your murmur video with immense excitement 😇
Sir, If you give a video about carotid pulse.
Thanks sir 😁
Thanks sir
Most welcome! 🥰
Lub Dub are my heart sounds 🐻❄️💕
Love you sir.
Wonderful 😊
Why in VSD is wide & variable splitting of S2 & wide & fixed splitting of S2 in ASD? In both condition volumes are same. Can you please elaborate more?
Recognizing points for M1 T1 A2 P2?
Nice
Wow❤
I'm watching this at outside my practical exam room 😢
With Respectfully..Dear..Dr. Chirag Boss apse ek request hai BAMS(2020) krne ke baad khi shi job nhi mil rhi hai kya ap apne supervision me naye skill sikha sakte ho mujhe plzz.. Kyoki family problm ki vjah se stress me rehne laga hu.. Mn me negative thought aane lage hai....apke jaisa banna chahta hu apko ideal manta hu...Apki kafi videos dekhi hai ... Kya ap meri help kroge plz sr 😔😔plz reply sr..
One doubt, you said that S4 represents the contraction of left artia and falls before S1, my question is, the sequence i understand is first there will contraction of the atria following it the blood will rush from the atria to the ventricle ( but the rushing of blood from atria to ventricle is S3) so shouldn't S4 be heard before S3 and not before S1? As the mitral valve will close only after the blood rushes, so S1 will be heard after S3.
1st ,I'm sorry to reply to your comment which is not directed to me.
Now ,let's reason it out.
We understand that both s3 and s4 only occur in either pathology or in given physiological conditions like pregnancy(s3)
S3 occurs rapid feeling of ventricle, meaning the ventricles take lesser time to fill .
Now ,S4 is described in relation to s1 not s3 because all cases with s4 will never have s3,
Since s4 only occurs in non compliant ventricle whereas s3 occurs in compliant ventricle.
So it will be wrong to say s4 comes after s3 yet in conditions with s4 you'll not get s3 ,
The most constant variable is s1 and s2 that's why the description of both s3 and s4 are done in relation to s2 and s1 .
That's my understanding ✌️🙏.
I come in peace
Use rode 🎙 mic so that it’s audible ur voice bit low dr
Okay, thanks dear for the suggestion! Will keep that in mind for my next videos! 🥰
Make more videos....😊
Sir tricuspid is in the 5th ics.... na?? Not in 4th