Cardiomyopathy | Clinical Medicine

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As a newly diagnosed person with cardiomyopathy, this was SUPER helpful! Thank you!

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Thank u so much for these great clinical videos, better than actual classes

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the blend of the physical and the digital whiteboard illustrations is the best for me. 👍originally we would miss out on the diagnostic images like x-rays and Echos, but now we get them all. I also like the diagnosis and treatment part.thanks alot . we love you so much prof.❤

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Right in time for my cardio final 😅

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Thank you so much for clarifying the topic so incredibly ❤

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Nice and sumerized lecture

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[@15medezekwemchukwuebuka68]

For HOCM wouldn't administering miodorine (alpha-1 agonist) work as a treatment since it increases preload and afterload while also reflexively reducing HR and by extension contractility achieved from ß or calcium blockers?

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This is so dope

[@امتثاليوسف-ب2ذ]

I have a question if anyone here can answer: if the EF more than 40% in hypertrophy, then why would a person sever from syncope??

[@muthukumarvignesh5846]

Ejection fraction above 40 % doesn't meant enough blood is coming out of the heart it is percentage of blood in there. In hypertrophy there is no enough space for blood to fill in. So less amount of blood is filling in that 40 % is coming out. Hence less blood leads to systemic perfusion leads to syncope

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