This is awesome ! First yr Cards fellow here--great basic concepts overview!

Can feel the shin part quit well

Amazing ❤

Kindly make a video on hardware in cath lab

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Thank dear doctor. Do you have video about guidewires and catheter selection for pci

Good video. I learned a lot. Thank you.

Can you please do a video on right heart nitric oxide study?

Hello sir, very informative and detailed explanation. It will be helpful if you can give a detailed explanation about the possible factors for the cause of LIMA GRAFT failure.

Thank you vey much. Most perfectly said. Clear explanation. 🙏

Your lectures are amazing! Sooo good! Thank you!

Very educational

Sir..is this coronary flow reserve and fractional flow reserve are same?

Extremely helpful and detailed presentation!

Thank you so much.Very useful video.May God bless you sir❤

Hello! Thank you so much for this very helpful and clear video! My only question is regarding the BMB charts- my understanding of what you said is that after the PVC we have increased LV filling and that causes increased pressure/ force of contraction (Frank Starling Law) leading to more obstruction in HOCM. But isn't the treatment of HOCM also geared at increasing LV volume to decrease obstruction? These seem like opposite results of the same mechanism. I would definitely appreciate some clarification if you have time.

Beautiful talk.

Thanks a lot sir ❤

Tq you so much sir

Thanks sir

Thank you so much for this video! I do have a small question, do you obtain FFR 1min into administering adenosine?

Brilliant. Thank you very much.

very informative as usual. Great talks. Cannot find the words to thank you.

Your videos are invaluable. Thank you for the information.

Thank you very much for your kind effort. I really helped me a lot.

I am a nurse practitioner working in a peri- Cath lab in a community hospital. We are not a teaching hospital and I find your teaching module is the best on KZbin! Very well presented and very educational. Thank you so much! Highly recommended! DL

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Thank you so much for this I don't mean to repeat the comment before me but also a cath lab nurse, really appreciate this.

Promptly standing up from the squatting position results in sudden pooling of blood in the legs, decreasing venous return (preload) with an increase in the LVOT obstruction and hence an increase in the HOCM murmur.

Love this video. Thank you.

On June this year I survived a malfunction of a rt heart cath. The balloon ruptured the pulmonary artery and I hemorrhaged into my lungs. My cardiac team was able to rush me back to the cath lab to patch the hole and save my life. I was awake for this until a newIV was placed to sedate me and a breathing tube was placed. I can’t get this out of my mind and am going to see a therapist to help me deal with the memory. This is a very rare complication and usually has a 78% mortality rate.

Just curious why you guys don't use ultrasound and access through the brachial artery?

Simple and explains the concept.!

unhurried yet concise , nice

Excellent overview. Thank you!

Thanks a lot for making easy to understand..!! ❤️🪄

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crystal clear explanation on FFR. Thanks a lot sir.

Thanks dear

Make more related videos sir

Very nice conceftual

Thank you very much!

Thank u so much ,really helpful

Sir what is distal artery ? I have distal LAD 50% blockage. What should I do?

Concise and easy to follow. Thank you for this. Making life easier in my first month of Cath lab in fellowship.

Thanks a ton. Very clearly explained. Simply wow...

Excellent indeed

Thanx