Youre very efficient professional in performance and in instruction.

Thank you!

cool. it explain why it is new and complex.

I had this procedure today. Came back to youtube comments to try and help anyone else who is worried like I was. Half a litre of fluid drained from my left lung. I had a main doctor and 3 trainee doctors. I blocked out the distraction focused on my breathing and thoughts. My top tip I took 2 stress balls squeezed hard in each hand. The doctors said a great idea, they might get some for the patients. Thankfully, I didn't feel much, only the slight movement of the tube going in and taken out and a slight bee sting like scratch from the needle when the anasthetic first went in. It's very similar to a catheter being inserted into your arm. The anticipation before the procedure is the worst bit. I sat leaning forward for approx 15 mins whilst fluid was drained into a bag. I felt an uncomfortable pop like sensation and called out. The doctor checked said fluid had slowed removed the tubes etc. For 2hrs after I felt a bubbling sensation on breathing in. The doctor said nothing to worry about. I had a chest xray after procedure. The doctor reassured me no air pockets everything normal. I will get the fluid biopsy results in a week or so time. Meanwhile anesthetic wore off approx 1.5 to 2hrs later. 12hrs later im a bit sore probably mostly the incision site. Hurts if I try to breathe in too deeply, move around, cough sneeze burp and yawn. Basically anything that involves breathing deeply. I've since taken paracetamol and codeine. Lots of rumbling from high up in my stomach causing gas build up discomfort. Probably things adjusting now the fluids gone. Another good tip so glad I bought some really good A shaped pillows at home before hand for extra support to prop myself upright comfortably in bed. I will see how everything feels when I wake up tomorrow.

thank for your professional video for a freshman in ICU field. Wish your more and more courses in this topic. Actually, it is difficult to identify each segment of lower lobe.

I love this.

That suture needle process was nowhere near the local anaesthetic. The patient would have felt massive discomfort from that part. The whole procedure local really uncomfortable for the patient. No would do that to me unless I was out to it. Cheers guys

Very interesting

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Is it more risky to insert temporary pm? VS going straight to permanent pace maker?...meaning skip temporary pm? Only do permanent pm?

Spectacular demonstration. What a wonderful medical provider in Prague. Better than what I have seen in the US!

It's a lot different than when we had to do a tracheotomy in the field. Former Army Combat Medic.

Why we are using helium?

Nice video

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I ****ing love these two gentlemen! - Kinking - Bending - Introducer - Inzert Much love ❤

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Tried to convert my Atrial fibrillation twice but it returned the next day. I have persistent Atrial fibrillation which is medically controlled.

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Having this done tomorrow and I'm terrified

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Question: is it safe to do thoracentesis if the pleural effusion is say 5cm but the lung tip gets close to pleural line at end inspiration? If yes, what can be done to mitigate risk of pneumothorax in this case? Edit: to be clear, I mean _only_ the lung tip gets close to pleural line/chest wall.

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I literally hate doctors all you know to do is to destory the body...

Hospitalist PA here; watching in 2024. Thanks for sharing this with us!!😃👋🏽👨🏽‍⚕️

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Thanks for great explanation

8:56 I think you mistake the bubble sensor with the flow sensor here

Why on Earth in the nurse not wearing gloves?

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How do you adjust the Heater Cooler Temperature on the Cardiohelp? Is the temperature control on the cardiohelp console itself, or is there a separate heater/cooler with separate controls?

Doubt Why using sutures to hold in place?. A high duct tape isn't sufficient?

This is definitely a life saver

Compared with other method, this method is relatively simple and easy. Other catheter use dilator but this method is easy to learn. I want to know this catheter name! I will wait your fast answer!!

Por que lloraba si estaba anesteciada por completa a que se debe

Kindly tell the name which he used to fix triple lumen catheter

The nurse assisting, touching the patient, the BP Cuff and then the Pleural Puncture Kit ... No Gloves - Not Sterile !

Very informative video