Intra-aortic Balloon Pumps: A Review for Healthcare Professionals

[@justineweelopez9494]

wow. This is the best training I've ever had. Thank you.

[@kamraninamdar2086]

great explanation...thanku ...just the systole and diastole got switched... but helped me alot to understand iabp technical skills

[@AbrahamFuentesfreelife]

Thinking the same thing.

[@nathanbimrose7574]

Thank you so much for both the video and the associated documents! These will prove a great help as I prepare for my FP-C exam!

[@skidy12]

Sameee

[@joseaquinoesperanza3677]

The best ever explained video for IABP! Thanks!

[@FamilyLover-h5f]

Thank you so much 🎉 the best video❤❤

[@Doc832]

Much appreciated review when operating the pump. Well done for sure. Thanks

[@Rehanabmw]

Excellent explanation. Really grateful

[@0vdu6]

Wow! The guide is amazing. Thank you for sharing

[@MohamedRamadan-tu4il]

Thank you very much, can you please make another video like that for CRRT, Please.

[@effiejefferson5379]

Clear and easy to follow. Thank you

[@jayronan1]

Thanks for the video. I couldn’t seem to open the link to your guide. Pls send me an updated link. Would appreciate it much.

[@nater88dawg]

Thank you, excellent review

[@moremlv]

Awesome dude! Just re edit audio in the timing chapter for systolic and diastolic pressures. Systolic is above diastolic.

[@cdanss]

Great video! Helped me a lot, thanks man

[@SYBhat1990]

Excellent

[@andreaorsenigo7939]

Thank you so much! Super Video!

[@АрестАрест-ш8й]

Thank you! Why we only inflate the balloon with helium?

[@winnerfromindia2309]

Excellent explanation..Thanx Bro.

[@jai11301966]

Does the fiber optic catheter automatically does everything... with no transducer?

[@ibrahimhelmy3089]

Thanks So much

[@bushraaltayeb831]

Great, Thanks a lot

[@barbaratanis1667]

Thx you

[@drummerboy7491]

Awesome video thank you

[@jai11301966]

Awesome video btw

[@dr.mithilaprabhu3508]

Pardon...but systolic is the upper digits over the line that is 98(101 unassisted)/diastole is the lower digit below the line 48(unassisted 53)

[@lyalzimmerman474]

You had your systolic and diastolic reference backwards....might wanna double check video before publishing

[@maheshpawar1828]

Awesome video nice installation

[@tommytwotimes2838]

Why is it called pump if it dont pump the blood? :) impella pumps blood but not iabp

[@ICU306]

Because it’s causing back pressure to “pump” back into the coronaries to prefuse them in cardiogenic shock or post MI

[@doridia23]

Sorry, but you pointed the systolic BP as diastolic ...Very good video otherwise!