Heart -Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG off-pump) PreOp® Patient Education HD

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[@muhammadtasleem2336]

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[@unbeliveableknowledge3880]

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[@agagshshshshs853]

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[@ايوبدرويش-ن3ر]

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[@prakashtaknet1991]

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[@slaneyriver8177]

My husband got quadru bypass 20 years ago in Ireland and he is still healthy and well. Thanks a million to his Irish Surgeon.

[@John-ml8qf]

Glad to hear about your husband.I had my quadruple bypass end of February this year.

[@michaellockhart4493]

JUST HAD THE SAME , P.A. HOSPITAL BRISBANE, ALL GOOD!

[@flawsome7552]

Can u share contact of that irish surgeon

[@chiquitita103]

My husband just had Quadruple Bypass surgery he got pain on right leg because of that ,does this happen to your husband after surgery??

[@ileanaramos7048]

And thanks to Dr René Favaloro, who created the tecnique.

[@jameshillis3417]

I had 6 blockages which turned out to be 5 bypass surgery, 5 veins taken from 5 places on my left leg. That was in July 2005 I was three weeks pass my 73rd birthday. I was in the hospital for 9 days. I was very weak after being released from the hospital and had no appetite which was probably good for loosing excess weight, gradually my appetite returned. After a short time, I don’t remember, when i returned for a follow up visit and an X-ray showed I had fluid around my heart, this happens to about 25 percent of these surgeries, a doctor used a large syringe to remove a large amount of fluid. I was urged to do the rehab program which I did 3 timesaver week for about months and I completed that. I started making regular visits to a cardiologist which I have been doing. In December of 2015 I was diagnosed with A-fib and resulted in me now having a pacemaker which is working well for me. God has been better to me than I deserve. I know this has been long but I trust some will be encouraged, it does leave a prominent scar but my shirt covers it. Thanks!👍❤️

[@johntruckdriver5048]

I had triple bypass in Sept 2015. Only 51 years old. 6 years later doing well. Thank You to all surgeons who preform these miracle surgeries.

[@markfox566]

what changes in your life did you have to do?

[@timvest8141]

I had a double bypass in Aug. of 2012 at 51 yrs. old. I made it 10 yrs. so far. Also had a defibrillator in 2012 and had it replaced in 2020.

[@ritorno100]

I had off-pump CABG 5 years ago and it is one of the best things that ever happened to me. This advanced procedure was provided free of charge on the UK's National Health Service, and finding this on KZbin has reminded me that I have a debt to society which I have not been paying very well of late as my sugar and fat intake has gone up recently. Time to pull my socks up and make the most of this amazing second bite at life that I have been given.

[@leepinggoh1092]

Until today I don't know how to get it's who they can teach me how what must be true

[@paulkinsella6536]

@@leepinggoh1092 Great invention. People alive today that wouldn't be only for it. My mother had the operation done in 1988 and she died in 2014, she got 26 years out of it, and was well and healthy for most of them.

[@antohosm43]

I had my quad CABG in October 2004 when I was aged 63. It was very hard to come to an acceptance that it had to be done following a heart attack 6 months previously. However I feel fine in general and I'm diligent in taking the cardiac medication which is important for the rest of your life! My main tip : Be a good patient and don't try to rush your recovery to full health - let your body heal slowly and plan your exercise regime sensibly. DON"T WORRY!!!

[@oriolesfan129]

THANK YOU to my by-pass surgery team. They saved my life on April 13, 2020 to write this. The only side effect is the nagging and at times painful cough. Otherwise, two weeks after surgery, I AM ALIVE AND BREATHING.

[@sweetnsassyjjfoote]

Congratulations and thank God you are still here 🙏🏼 I am getting ready to go through quadruple bypass surgery and the plan is to have it next week. I am scared! I was shocked to find out that I have 4 blockages. I’m scared of how am I going to be when I wake up and also about the breathing tube still being in me. What was that like for you?? What was it like when you started to come around and wake up? Was you scared and wondering what was going on or what? This Friday I have to get vein mapping, carotid artery test, echocardiogram and another test to get me ready 😩

[@John-ml8qf]

@@sweetnsassyjjfoote No worries.I had my quadruple bypass February this year.I am not going to lie,it was a scary experience for me,but with the development of technology this kind of surgery is considered a normal procedures nowadays.I pray for the success of your surgery.

[@doraldeddy1836]

Had triple graft on the 23/9/21. Now nearly 12 weeks in , and hoping to resume light duties in the New Year🤞🤞🤞! Had what I call the “silent assassin” inside me(ie. No symptoms of pain or breathlessness !) so am very grateful to the Derriford Team (Plymouth UK) for sorting me out, in what are difficult times 👍. Healed outside, and now “running in” the internal repairs. Scary but the alternatives weren’t too attractive😎

[@alwaysopen7970]

I had 2 infarctions while in the hospital following extensive plastic surgery and was exhausted/out of breath for a month. A stress test showed I had blockage of LAD and stents wouldn't do it so surgery was my only option.6 weeks since quadruple bypass. For the love of God, don't stretch while yawning. The pain is real after this surgery, take my word for it. I still have another upcoming plastic surgery in about 6 weeks. I had 6 surgeries last year including CABG. Life can be cruel and getting old sucks. I am only 64. INOVA doctors and health system are top notch.

[@GregSr]

I am now recovering at home after getting a triple bypass six days ago. It's too soon to see the benefits. I never had a heart attack, just a slight feeling of indigestion if I walked briskly for more than 15 minutes. Using stress tests and an angiogram, the cardiologist determined that I am vulnerable to a heart attack. So the triple bypass was performed. Now, what I am struggling with is the recovery process. My chest cavity hurts everywhere. But sometimes it doesn't hurt at all - with or without pain medication. My throat is very sore due to the breathing tube they put into my lungs. Urination burns due to the catheter they inserted after they knocked me out. I know the surgery was necessary and it likely extended my life. But, my 67 year old body is not happy about being so severely violated.

[@Lucky_1222]

My father got same surgery 3weeks ago , He is also recovering from the surgery, don’t worry you will be alright soon, be strong and eat well to get Normal soon. Don’t be tensed everything will be alright, be patient.

[@donaldwo.willie]

Hang in there,I walk everyday on my treadmill for 30 min eat lots of fruit,@smoke good weed anytime I can find it.

[@Pjto]

Hi Greg, my father had surgery a week ago, let me know how you are feeling now, I am so scared.

[@GregSr]

​@@Pjto My triple bypass was on 3-1-21. I'm doing fine overall. I'm not having any heart problems. There are a few things I wasn't expecting. For example, the incision in my chest is still very sensitive to any contact. My doctors don't really provide an explanation. Also, I am struggling with some strange mental issues. My doctor says some patients get a temporary issue called "pump head". That seems to be caused by the external pump that they use when stopping your heart. Somehow, the re-routed blood flow alters how the brain reacts to the blood. For details, you can do a search for "pump head" in Google. My short term memory is worse than normal. I'm also dealing with depression. Doc says these issues will clear up eventually. Let's hope. Hope your Dad does well.

[@Pjto]

@@GregSr Thank you very much Sir, take care!

[@jordana8899]

All respect to the doctors/surgeons, this is truly

[@adamhawksworth261]

Lion Paw How's that sarcastic?

[@himansudaretodream2893]

Adam Hawksworth nnnmmmmmmm

[@PawanBhakuni]

Thnx man

[@irfankhanvlog999]

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[@OFFSHOREDOUG]

My father had a triple in 1988. Still here even after having cancer. I had my quadruple 4 years ago. The surgeons are ace.

[@Saint_Ann]

Were you and your father about the same ages when you had your surgeries?

[@waldenhouse]

I find it amazing that the arteries crucial to life are some of the smallest and most vulnerable in the body!

[@namataflorence3877]

I search for this videos just because l want to become a cardiothoracic surgeon but the only problem l have is that l haven't known the steps of becoming a cardiothoracic surgeon. May the almighty God guide and protect the cardiac doctors because they are doing a very important role in this universe.

[@ziyaniza26]

May Allah make ur dreams come true Aamiin Yaa Rabbal’alamiin

[@ChrisB-vx3lz]

I go in tomorrow at 1pm for mine. The video helped me understand a lot more then what anyone has told me.

[@tonyoliver2334]

Hope you're doing well!

[@stephenmartin9393]

In April, 2021 I had a 4 way bypass procedure done followed by a month stay in the hospital and a 3 week stay in a rehab facility. It has been 16 months since the procedure was completed. I resumed a normal lifestyle including normal exercise ,p regular healthy meals and regular visits to my cardiologist .

a month stay too long, any complication ?

[@hossamgamal2960]

magnificent..i don't know what i want to say but any way i thank the man who did that video and who post it on youtube..#thank_you

[@vahiuddinxec5288]

I did bypass surgery for 3 blocks in 2012 , now I am alright , but my diet consists of fruit and vegetable and I avoid non veg foods , that has kept me healthy.

[@asivaraman128]

Can you share ur diet habit?? It will be useful for me.

[@sivosethundubela6810]

I had two open heart surgeries and its quite amazing to see the procedure that is done by the surgeons.

[@shyamprakashm6325]

😪😮😮😮😲😲 how much pain have you had ??

[@patito7486ify]

😣 ouch, I just had mine done on August the 29, 2020, 3 weeks after having my baby. It’s very very painful 😖

[@sivosethundubela6810]

@@shyamprakashm6325 it wasn't bad

[@sivosethundubela6810]

@@patito7486ify wow you are so strong❤

[@sivosethundubela6810]

@@shyamprakashm6325 and that's when I decided to write a book about my life it is called "Miracle Girl" please check it out

[@wizzy8391]

Thanks for the tutorial i will try this tomorrow

[@marwanoori3025]

Are u a surgeon?

[@markfox566]

can this be done at home?

[@kevinrichards8119]

It’s not just the surgeon,there’s a team of people,including anaesthetists,perfusionist ,ODPs ,scrub nurse,runners,recovery staff ,ward staff,porters ,pharmacies x ray staff,cleaners .......

[@musicman1956]

Excellent. I wish I'd seen this before my own CABG 12 years ago. It would have removed the mystique and helped understand what it looked like in there.

[@unbeliveableknowledge3880]

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[@TheStarfish27]

So you just don't really need the vein in your leg ? Is there any side effects by not having that vein ?

[@allualex2606]

Nope

[@KiranSharma64414]

I am a physics student and its 1:29am why I am watching this but still educational!!!

[@rockyesterline7942]

How do they know that the new vains will stay connected and not bleed do the steel stiches come out! and won't it clog up were the new vains were contcted in side ! over time??

[@johnhu337]

Doctor, you are excellence. It is not easy work to do.

[@amrehasheikh2670]

I am not a doctor 😷 nor a medical student... But still I like this video because I wanna be a cardiology surgen in future 😊😊

[@mahfuzakhatun6901]

Same here...😊

[@anbuarivu8031]

Best of luck

[@markfox566]

did this video make you change your mind?

[@jeffnaslund]

You left out the two tubes that go into your pleural sac. Was so glad when those tubes came out.

[@rileydj8764]

Off pump.CABG x3 in Dec 2017. Doing great, exercise twice a day for 30min each. The worst part was the healing of the sternum!

[@aparnapaul1999]

what a mother to a baby , youtube is the window of knoledge of learner

[@jjjksohyudid7903]

vagir .

[@unbeliveableknowledge3880]

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[@leongasperment3343]

I was told I needed a bypass 14 years ago I Had one Stent placed at that time instead . I got nine more years out one Stent. I was told I need a bypass again I got a second opinion and the surgeon said I highly doubt you will survive a bypass. More stents were placed . I am 72 now and not worried about what might happen next

[@ziyaniza26]

Today my father in law is being observed by the doctor because he have heart issue, he is given medicine right now n have to come back for check up in a weeks later hopefully he doesn’t need to have this surgery, may Allah make him healthy again Aamiin Yaa Rabbal’alamiin

[@toddlehman928]

I had quadruple bypass on a Friday morning and was sent home Monday afternoon. I'm 47 years old and that's part of the reason I recovered quickly. It's now been six days and I'm able to do pretty much everything on my own I just can't drive or work yet.

[@dwaynemingus5955]

How long did it take you to go back to work

[@pazirmuhammad4838]

I will undergo a bypass surgery on next Tuesday 17Jan 2023 Insha Allah Please pray for me. Thanks

[@naqashahmed7057]

Thank you because I like to get information plz give us informative videos 🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@YASIRALIVIRK]

Excellent

[@prahladpanwar8744]

I want to know that how a doctor decide that patient needs stent or bypass surgery, I carry 3 stents.

[@johnferrarini2626]

Thank you Dr Duval at Elmhurst hospital il

[@happyavacado1495]

How will the drainage hoses be removed will the chest be re-opened to remove the drainage lines?

[@GregSr]

Mine were removed by simply sliding them out. Very uncomfortable, but not painful.

[@jmjm3]

What is much better long life span? Stent surgery ? Or bypass surgery?

[@dattaparanjape4320]

Thanks and nicely shown with comments

[@edimichaelchannel1162]

This video should be shown or promoted extensively to the public so that the people will aware what will happen to them if dont take care of their heart!!! 😐😐😐

[@alwaysopen7970]

You never know until it's your time.

[@나나나나나나솨]

Lol I'm still in highschool but I'm watching this for advance couz I wanted to be a surgeon(cardiothoracic surgeon😊)

[@jennaashley1031]

I want to be a surgeon too! I'm leaning more towards ortho, general, or peds tho

[@vjkumar313]

Jenna Ashley to

[@neeionazar2871]

Me to. I'm a freshmen (in high school) but I've wanted to be a cardiothoracic surgeon since the 7th Grade

[@izakhan3694]

Same here,i am already in medical school, 1st year MBBS hope so i will become a great cardiac thoracic surgeon but now i don't focus on study because i am in hostel and homesick so can't handle situation I feel very sad how i handle this hope so Allah will help me and fine every thing for me insha'Allah

[@kifaaabdi8077]

Same I used to do that and now am going to medical school hhh gonna start anew journey again I guess

[@mallikarjunpanji2890]

I got operated coronary bypass surgery before four years back,now I am quite o.k.

[@filc4963]

hi is it normal to feel compression or heaviness in my chest 1 month from operation? is this sign of healing my breastbone?

[@unbeliveableknowledge3880]

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[@shankarboddu9877]

I really want to express my gratitude towards u ..........for helping.....i too want to become cardiologist

[@jackyaung8336]

My doctor pushed me to get colonary bypass surgery in January 2019. I refused. I'm still very healthy right now (January 2022).

[@JB-sv7nq]

Please do it immediately.. I lot my dad because of late treatement

[@sanjaykumar-ew6mb]

Wonderful ❤❤🙏🙏

[@albertjackson6514]

I have had triple bypass three years ago and I have bad chest pains till this day

[@Bruvvers_by_Adamkhalil]

My father went through this and he has long scar on his arms and legs and worst of all his scar is keloid (raised scar). The raised scar on his chest is the worst. Made him feel uncomfortable. He went through depression after surgery. Took him quite awhile to actually feel normal again. He was in his 60's.

[@dribbens91]

Guys I'm not learning medicine or anything but I missed the part where he has to deal with the Sternum bone which suppose to be more or less in the cut area?... Where did it gone? How does the bone won't interrupt the surgeon?

[@ereshkumar799]

Nice information

[@JamesBond-xl4fh]

Yes one day I will also be a great surgeon either oncologist or cardiothoracic surgeon

[@allentapanes6242]

nice... i need more videos like this.

[@theomer0002]

Rotating the heart does not effect its efficiency?

[@jackyaung8336]

After your array was taken from your foot what will happen to your foot?

[@mottabbirhossainbappi2956]

I have TOF with VSD. and still not operation 😔

[@jennaashley1031]

Can't they just open up where the artery is clogged and take out what is clogging it? Someone please tell me.

[@ahmarahmad4408]

its is too invasive and could cause internal bleeding, look up stenting though which is probably along the lines of what you are thinking

[@jennaashley1031]

Ahmar Ahmad Thanks for explaining! I had tried to research myself... But I was way less educated than I am now.

[@fikshun1326]

Jenna Ashley that's why you are not a surgeon

[@ccoop3774]

Jenna Ashley, that is how they do a carotid endardectomy. The doc dissects down, puts a temporary stent in and cleans out the plaque. The stent is then removed and the carotid is sewn back up.

[@rodneyzurek4900]

My plaque could. Not be penetrated by the arm catheter. So off to surgery! Not fun but not as bad as you might think. Feel terrific now!

[@kkakughachishy2776]

After surgery we live long or not suggestions

[@ronaldrobertson2332]

That all depends on you, if you live a very healthy lifestyle. Eat right, exercise and see your doctor regularly, you could live a very long time.

[@huttonr02]

I think your dad needs to be having an Aspirin a day. If there are blockages forming around his heart, they should try a coronary angiogram. This is a much less invasive procedure. However, the blockages need to be prevented. Are the blockages blood clots or fatty deposits?

[@arififtianto8465]

so you just leave the damage vein inside

[@warsaw4745]

your bone will heal and the wires will stay in as well because thay dont want to go back in to take them out...mine healed fine and looks good. i feel better then ever. hope this helped

[@charlesnjoya4058]

thanks for the good initiative

[@rahaf9347]

How to cross the chest bones to reach the heart????

[@imanipatrice9492]

Why are the drainage tubes sticking out of the body? Will you have to perform surgery again to take them out? I’m so confused

[@mikeivanov4227]

imani patrice Those tubes are usually made of polylactic acid. Polylactic acid is biodegradable, so you don’t have to remove them.

[@randomhighguy3872]

imani patrice sometimes during healing, liquids are created that need drained, so they use a two tiny tubes in the outside protection layer of the heart, and those Tubes do not need to be removed or changed

[@shivisharma1633]

all respect doctor surgeon and specially respect for nurse

[@wafabalushi6148]

Nice video س

[@ljman6789]

Looks Extremely painful, you definitely feel sore after .

[@jeffnaslund]

Stamina wise, it kicks your ass. As far as pain goes, the drugs take care of it for the first few days lol They literally get you up and walking the next day

[@doraldeddy1836]

@@jeffnaslund Jeff had mine Thursday pm, woken in intensive care Fri am. Left ITU on Sun pm, back too ward. Left for home midday Tuesday . The worst pain was being exercised by physios (Emma from Oz😘) on the Fri pm, then daily until hometime! OMG! But needed to be done, but as you say painkillers are a blessing. Take care. Best wishes from Cornwall UK

[@mrovigaming3013]

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[@boompowcow]

The music scares me. Although this is a good video.

[@شركاءالوطن]

An operation like this has been done to me at 21th Sept 2018 Now my left arm does not work properly. whats the best advise

[@fancygirl1017]

ik ben op zoek naar mensen die tijdens een bypassoperatie ppf is uitgevoerd, pericard,dus hartzakje gespoeld is. het is in amc aangeboden

[@enamoldoctor1429]

Thank you very much. ডাঃএনামুল হক বাংলাদেশ

[@selincherian261]

its very useful for me! ,,,

[@siyamodhvadiya6448]

After bypass surgery why bliding in internal area

[@calvinellis4610]

Been there done that 2yrs ago quadruple bypass and I’m just 50 very painful for 3 weeks 3 month recovery.

[@nikkoangeles1914]

I'm 29 and i am going to have a bypass surgery too.. wish me luck

[@patito7486ify]

I just had this done 3 weeks ago and recovery has been very painful 😣 thanks for letting me know how much time recovery takes

[@rileydj8764]

Shame the top of the video is chopped off. And nothing showing the off pump process.

[@maxamedcalibulay1612]

Good surgical in the world

[@doddsalfa]

Best to never let this happen

[@anjalichauhan5432]

Today is my father's surgery for the same...he is in OT...waiting to see him

[@anaarjan1127]

how was the operation?

[@anjalichauhan5432]

@@anaarjan1127 He is good recovering fast

[@BhagatSingh-fx6pf]

आपके पिता को कितना time लगा रिकवर् hone me. मेरे पिता को 40 Day's हो गए पर अभी बहुत प्रॉब्लम हो रही हैं

[@anjalichauhan5432]

@@BhagatSingh-fx6pf don't worry take all precautions. He will be fine . It's been more than 6 months. He had taken all precautions like bed elevation, diet, med. , Walk, positive attitude. He will be fine soon 🙂

[@enakshidutta]

@@anjalichauhan5432 my father in law dead after by pass surgery

[@durustol9854]

I'm from Türkiye istanbul. My father 5 years ago died. By pass operacion after died. 40 years smoking . Hearth attack . I feel so bad.

[@joaocarlosavancini3374]

Já passei por isso estou muito bem Ag

[@MadhanASX-B]

mam what happen to sternum

[@BubblesPothowari]

So well explained. Thank you......

[@kouamek.samson7626]

Yeah but what happens next? Do you live with the metal plates inside of you?

[@ЕдикНаги]

Wich tablet we most drink?

[@raselAhmed-qi2ch]

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[@balramkumarpandey6959]

Great and nice information

[@DurgaPrasad-yw8kf]

Iam cardiac technician in vizianagaram iam 300 cardiac surgerys participating

[@gilbertsibarani855]

Tks kepada para tim dokter yg sangat hebat2 itu yg telah melakukan operasi jantung Bypass terhadap saya Gilbert Sibarani di RS WAHAB SYAHRANI Samarinda 6 thn yg lalu hingga kini saya sehat wlafiat. Thanks God in Jesus Christ, amen.

[@DhaliTravelling]

So good

[@anilshinde742]

Great information

[@rubinshrestha8581]

Doctors are god

[@markfox566]

well not all, but most

[@kanyialal2346]

Thanks

[@mujeebfazal2398]

Thanks for video

[@fathimafathi983]

I wanna be a cardiologist

[@I_am_BiG_Al]

I want to be a gynecologist

[@abhinayapanuganti719]

Nice video good information

[@KiranSharma64414]

what will happen to leg arteries

[@prokashnandi1500]

Nice

[@dtrimarchi5]

This is fascinating

[@pichu63]

Muy bueno el video, demasiada informacion explicada sencillamente! Muchas Gracias. Saludos de Argentina.

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[@kaylaself5967]

I know this is a comment section however, my dad started off knowing and finding out that he had a blockage in his abdomen leading to his groin and one behind his knee on the same side. He had tests ran and now it is leading to blockage in his heart. He is recommended to have bypass surgery in his heart. Will this elimenate the other blockages? If someone has been in this similar situation please comment.

[@chitralahari3229]

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