I appreciate your effort in making this concept so simple. Thank you very much. It will be very helpful if there is simple concept on aortic or pulmonary valve like this.

Thanks for the great explanation 👍

Great

I wish I had known

can i do this sciatic nerve block for piriformis syndrome?

YUP, I didn't even realize it, but suddenly it hit me… I was actually letting it flow after the movies, my best guess is that when I go'ogled Beck Reznark's guide and read it, something changed inside me. Can’t quite explain it, it’s been months, I can’t believe I even had paruresis to begin with.

Perfect

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Awesome. Thanks a lot

On Chest xray can I use this PLD x 20 formula also?

Excellent. I learnt well about hyoerdynamic circulation.

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Very nice comprehensive

Amazing, thank u so much

so good! thanks

so helpful! :)

Wow , well explained

you've explained what an 1 hr uni lecture couldn't in just 11 mins! HAT OFF TO YOU!

Starting my emergency department rotation in 2 weeks and I have no previous introduction to Pocus in a detailed way but that video provided me so much information especially by doing cases. Thank you again for providing that.

Lovely & crisp explanation. Thank you!

A Tiny little person jumping on a trampoline! Such a good tip

Any New Studies or research related to this?

Good video , when E>A can we just compare the peak velocity during early and late diastole to their mean normal values respectively to decide whether it is diastolic dysfunction

Such a great tutorial. Thanks for sharing it.

I Just had this procedure done to me about an hour ago. I'm not gonna lie, it was a bit painful so don't be afraid to ask for more numbing. Hopefully this stops the constant pain in my shoulder and I won't need a shoulder replacement.

Beautifully explained! Can't be any better! Thank you so much!

Great case but the heart rate is more like 184 not 125.

hey i have minimal pelvicalyeal dilation and this Minimal hydronephrosis In ultra sound report please help me what should I do 🙏🏼🙏🏼 I'm very frustrated 😭

That was a brilliant presentation by a fantastic presenter I fully understood it and I'm a non-medical person Thank You

Useful

nice

How many blocks did you make like this

Do you take E from left and divide by e’ from right to measure LVEDP?

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Thank you very well explained

Have you seen patients with a clogged subclavian artery or aneurysm??? If so what were their symptoms??

I believe there is more mitral regurgitation here than we see on that clip and it causes LA dilatation. IMHO there is no significant mitral stenosis here - as you said anterior leaflet is moving well. Still it is an interesting case, fortunately as an cardiology resident in developed country I’m not really familiar with rheumatic heart disease

Thank you for making this video!Minute 1:55, both appear to be without lung sliding.

Amazing lecture. So helpful.

amazing and simple explanation of a very useful tool, thanks

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Thank you for this clear and concise lecture.

thank you so much that was so useful and simplified ❤❤❤

E’ and E/e’ normal but e/a is 0.8 and decel time is 250ms. EF is 70%. What would you say about this patient? he is young. 6 years ago e/a was 1.3 and decel time 160ms ago and EF 60%

Sorry, I think that is possible to use ultrasound guidance

Thank you!

Thank you 🌺

I hope that you do the full Echo and explain. That would be fantastic!! I will keep checking in!!

Outstanding how you explained this!!!! Outstanding!!! Please make more content. You broke it down and it wasn't complicated to understand!!

Very useful but irritating background music dominating