Remove 4000cc fluid from abdomen using ultrasound guide | Paracentesis

[@MedixMedicine]

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[@SusanMusukwa]

I hop shes okay 🥳🥳🥳😍

[@SusanMusukwa]

Napapata

[@sarabrown3821]

Hope it went ok. At least theres no need to numb up.

[@loisdunbar2612]

❤is ❤

[@Venice805]

EXACTLY!!!!

[@skatedanzz]

My sister just died on April 20,2024. She went into the emergency room for a regular paracentesis ( belly fluid drainage ) and they did not do a sonogram on her belly prior to the procedure and they puncture one of her arteries and she immediately started bleeding internally. She lost a lot of blood and they immediately did a blood transfusion and within hours her kidneys started failing so they put her on dialysis immediately. She did not had any kidney issues ever but one wrong artery puncture and this happened. She had been shopping the day before and not knowing that was gonna be her last day shopping 😢 My sister was transfer by plane from McAllen Tx hospital to San Antonio Texas Transplant Hospital where she died a few days later. Please always ask for a sonogram before the procedure because one puncture on the artery and you’re dead. I am heart broken 💔 😢

[@SanMan0407]

My God! Sorry to hear of loss. Thank you for sharing. Praying God mends ur brokenness. 😞❤️🙏

[@jeromieramirez9705]

Am sorry for your lost ill be praying for you and your family. May God give u peace and strength. God bless you

[@shemiibrahim817]

I am so so sorry for your loss angel. May your sister’s soul rest in perfect peace Ameen

[@sherrieanorman2816]

I am SO SORRY for your loss. I don't know what else to say. God Bless you and yours.

[@KP-qz4zd]

I’m so sorry for your loss.🕊️🙏🏽

[@maryannsarkady7950]

As a retired RN (47 years) I assisted in many of these procedures, the patients feel so much relief after getting that fluid out ! I wish this patient luck

[@Vnuk_Velesov-7]

47лет на пенсии!!!??❤❤❤😮😮😮

[@VVal1900]

Hello, good morning, what causes so much liquid to stay there and not come out through the urine?

[@keyanajohnson869]

Best feeling ever I have this done like maybe twice a year

[@axisgarm]

@@VVal1900cirrhosis of the liver

[@Irishanels]

@@Vnuk_Velesov-747 лет опыт работы.

[@SSSeagurllAndHex]

I had this caused by ovarian cancer. January will be my 5yr cancerversary. Praying for this cancer patient

[@roshanamarasingha9586]

My mother also has ovarian cancer ascites ,what was your stage ?

[@KathStill-rj6ct]

Congrats on your remission and may it last forever.

[@Shylark777]

Fluid build up in belly is a severe serious condition. I wish this person health and prosperity

[@annepol3285]

Always wear gloves everytime you assist medical procedures. GOD BLESS

[@ElderandOakFarm]

😮 right!?!

[@marcogarza4457]

I work as a test engineer, and sometimes tape is so handy for so many situations. I'm hoping this person is feeling some great relief. Great video.

[@ewaolanike7984]

Great job by the Surgeon but lack of medical asepsis by the medical assistant

[@IO-zz2xy]

Looks like Indian sub continent. The needle and equipment were sterile pre-packed sealed one time units. The procedure does not require full surgical gowning as it is considered a relatively minor procedure. It is only withdrawing fluid. Very similar to withdrawing fluid that has built up in the knee that is often just done in a doctors consulting room. Regards from South Africa

[@22Purplemist]

It doesn't require full surgical gowning but he should have worn something to cover his scrubs which he walks around in plus the asceptic technique was questionable

[@lindacarruthers3423]

The removal of that fluid must be an enormous relief to the patient.These bodies of ours that with luck we can mostly not worry about too much when we’re young certainty engage our attention as we age .

[@paulmeade2113]

YES IT IS .MY BROTHER HAD THAT DONE TWICE TTHREE TIMES A MONTH WHILE HE WAITÈFORA LÌVERTRÀNSPĹANT.

[@lindacarruthers3423]

@@paulmeade2113 I truly hope your brother’s health is restored now ,that he received a transplant and it was a success.

[@fralinsandfriends]

That is the most fluid from ascites I've ever seen. I understand why you used the music. As an old nurse. I would love to hear the doctor explaining the procedure. I'm glad the patient got the treatment. It has to be a huge relief not to carry that around. 😃😃👋👋💖💖

[@garyfletcher844]

I had way more fluid in me from edema. About 80 pounds or about 10 gallons.

[@PiyalimandalSaha]

​@@garyfletcher844❤❤

[@fayvendreashylla1813]

Music in this procedure is not necessary an information of the procedure to the patient is a must verbally.

[@donnawade5787]

You see this a lot with Ovarian cancer. I had it done too. I felt so much better after. I had to have 3 surgeries and 20 weeks worth of chemo. It was brutal.

[@sammie20]

wishing you well and speedy healing

[@kathryncopley7239]

So sorry to hear that, I do hope and pray that you will get better 😊

[@zoraidita2022]

❤ I am sorry. Hope it helped ❤

[@valdemiraraujo7981]

9:03

[@jc10907Sealy]

❤😢praying 🙏

[@brendahamrick6169]

My friend had paracentesis cancer and she had to go twice a week and get this done .felt so sorry for her she pass away

[@ilovemyservicedog8862]

Isn’t there some kind of permanent system they could’ve used like a catheter

[@Indygrandma56]

I've been there myself.. I have stage 4 cirrhosis not due to drugs or alcohol. The process is not particularly painful until it gets to end..!the suction would grab my bladder. I had like 10 procedures until my medication was taking care of the ascites.

[@anglophils645]

You're supposed to be given a port attached to a bag, that constantly drains your ascites, if it comes back even once, after initial draining. You should not have been given this procedure ten times. My brother is a physician, I know.

[@BebeesHuman]

Golly! Hope she is doing a lot better now. Imagine doing all that under a local, too. Good on them!

[@kuvyoghmoobamelica6883]

I don't know about doing better. Pretty the person is gone by now. This seems like a liver failure.

[@elizabethrobert-g6o]

incroyable !! les patients avec leurs vetements,,l'assistant avec sa montre et sans gants etc...

[@aprildegele1510]

I worked in the ED for nearly 20 years and I lost count as to how many of these procedures I had to be present for. 4000 CC is nothing. Try 7500 cc. And there was more, but we decided to stop as to not compromise the blood pressure. Believe me, every CC over 5000 I was like white on rice with that patient. I can't believe they tolerated 7500 cc. We could have easily gone probably 9000 CC with a post drain ultrasound. I seriously have NO idea how that patient was still able to breath as well as they did. It was like a male being pregnant, but their bodies aren't designed for this amount of space to be taken up by intra-abdominal fluid.

[@robinmallow5949]

I would think it would be so painful to breathe in the ribs also.

[@garyfletcher844]

I had 80 lbs of fluid from edema.

[@janethollman7894]

All that care being taken but no one other than the surgeon is wearing gloves. They are entering the body through an incision more should be done to have complete infection control. Everyone should at least wear gloves.

[@jescahokoth2409]

Excellent procedures

[@eamoroso56]

Often see this in alcoholics/cirrhosis of the liver

[@ИринаЗдоренко-т3л]

Спасибо докторам!Сколько нас здесь,со всего 🌍 людей,болезни косят всех.В медицину надо вкладываться и в профилактику.Женщине облегчения.Дай Бог здоровья.

[@igors3459]

Там уже нет здоровья Асцит в 90% симптом рака

[@Lynn-fg2yu]

She has to be so uncomfortable. Well done Drs!!

[@StancristinaStancristia]

Cand eram gravida miau bagat un a in burta sa ia din placenta pentru analize copil si aveam burta mare era un ac lung si subtire dar foarte tare nu se indoia si farà anestezie am stat 3 minute nu trebuia nici sa respir doar incet sau sa misc si vreau sa zic ca nu am simtit nimic nimic am auzit si am vazut cum baga acul am auzit un pac si nimic. Dar vreau sa va spun ca doua zile aveam dureri groaznice. Eu cred ca da se simt mai legeri dar cred ca au dureri groaznice. Sanatate numai bine la toata lumea si fereasca Dumnezeu pe toata lumea

[@silviasilveriovilasboas462]

Cadê a luva da assistente?

[@chantalbarry3023]

Courage a vous les chirurgiens que dieu la Protège Félicitations au personel Medicaux aussi BRAVO salutations distinguées de ❤❤❤

[@ArsalanSattar-y6v]

Incidental turnings slip edge injury ruber defracler repact left aproach

[@shirleythomas2154]

Great procedure@!

[@Noobie_14_]

Can you tell me What should we eat and drink, and what should we stop drink and food

[@heloisavaz6173]

Náo podessr oporadocom a roupa que o paciente está usando.Segundo o homemque está dando os instrumentos cirurgicod ao médico,está sem luvas.Este video ,não poderia eztar no ar.😢

[@pietrinaabeltino9560]

Anche io ho notato qst, non c'è niente di sterile li dentro

[@tksmith3901]

Why is the dude who is opening the packages, handing it to the gloved person, inserting the instruments into the patient isn't wearing gloves?

[@carolapoochies8340]

I was thinking the same thing

[@hiro08523]

液体がこれだけ排出されたんですね。すごい量ですね。お大事に。

[@Rocketss]

Excellent work, you are a very good doctor😊

[@alibi247]

Attaching the bag to the bed? Surely they have some sort of stand to hang it on. Why don’t they show the completion to see how much they managed to drain?

[@tyson0929]

Without anesthesia,man where is this and the assistant not wearing gloves and the patient is awake.

[@MedixMedicine]

Local anesthesia is sufficient to numb the area where the paracentesis needle is inserted. And it was done in this patient

[@tyson0929]

Yea, I work in surgery also, everyone has to be suited up with gloves and surgical hat,and the patient are always anesthetize unless it’s a life n death situation and the doctor has no time to anesthetize the patient.

[@patriciawashington4125]

this is so fake and the patient is full clothes doing a procedure like this a patient will not have on they clothes and no gloves all the utensils was dirty take a good look

[@hiko73]

This looks so unprofessional! She’s not lying on a pad so get fluids? She’s in street clothes? Why weren’t any of the items put together while she was having her ultrasound? The tape work and the bag 3 inches from the floor? They have all got to be students, bad ones. Only one person wearing gloves? Yikes!

[@irenedavo3768]

Bag has to be low for gravity!

[@riviell]

Can anyone medical tell me why a person with this fluid buildup can't have a shunt placed with a permanent drain until the patient's condition improves or they get the necessary transplant? Having to go to the hospital to get this done every 7-15 days or so seems very costly to the patient.

[@Gun5hip]

That's ridiculous to charge money for this.

[@cathybrown4102]

Good question

[@moses7874]

They do have the one they leave in, BUT they put you on Hospice care where they come to your house to drain as often as needed.(or so they say) Then they give you morphine liquid form to shoot into your mouth. Also they quit giving you your regular drugs, like blood pressure and such. My Dr. "offered" it to me as a favor? Sounds to me they are trying to kill me faster. They gave me a have to pee pill and a potent blood pressure pill. The pee pill worked good for 3 days and stopped working. The BP pill put me to sleep most of the day. Always tired and couldn't stay awake. Now, if I have pain and take liquid morphine, I am a dead man. I've only been once about a week and a half ago to get 4 lt. drained. Now I can take a breath again for now. I don't know, but it seems like they don't care if you live or die. I had CANCER ELECTRICLY burned out of my bladder, then after a few months 4-5 I'd say, I needed draining for the first time. Then he gives me excuses why my appt. won't work today. Didn't do the right test on my urine or something, and they sure don't try to get in touch with you after you make another trip to get the right test. Funny! (not really) but I never heard of a transplant until I saw it on u-tube. Now at 68 she is telling me I am too old to get one. and is always putting down the d's that do it. And talking about them that they don't answer their phones! I have talked to someone in her office after numerous calls maybe one time. All automated. gone to lunch, dr. not in, etc. leave a message, which I have, still no call back. Left my BP machine down there, almost an hour away, they don't want to talk about it!

[@ElizabethLueders]

What causes this problem? What happened inside the patient? Why wait so long to get procedure done?

[@Ariyan2O12]

i have this often, for me its from liver failure. just a lot of fluid build up over time. its such a hassle to get it removed. i am close to needing this done again now, and I already did it like a month ago. its just a hassle, you know?

[@petchimommy9897]

They take a little bit out and give you a prescription for water retention, which can be bought over the counter. I've experienced this.

[@juicequad]

When you had fluid build , when you would inhale or exhale (if belly breathing) would the abdomen make a gurgling sound? I'm currently experiencing gurgling if belly breathing and can't explain why with a doctor.

[@judytregarthen9094]

So is her stomach flat now? I wanted to see the end result.

[@evaolivo4602]

My sister in law needs a liver and she gets this done in the same way. She is awake while the liquid is being drained. She feels good after the liquid is removed because she does not feel the pressure any more.

[@LauraQuarles11]

The correct term is ultrasound TECHNOLOGIST, not technician. Of course sonographer is also correct.

[@maritzamartinez7388]

entonces el líquido está x fuera de los intestinos xq le meten el aparato en la piel???😮

[@DesipurnamiPurnami-uw3yn]

I have big stomach too.....can you give me good medicine so I can health by the doctor?

[@Vladimir_Mayakovskiy]

Помощь временна. Асцит - показатель тяжелых изменений в брюшной полости. Могу лишь подсказать, прием завара (1литр в день на свободный желудок, 1 столовая ложка с горкой на литр и столовая ложка сахара) листьев дикой сибирской, северной брусники в течении двух месяцев уберет начало асцита и полностью уберет воспаления брюшной полости, в первую очередь нормализует печень и желчный пузырь, далее профилактика в течении года.

[@nancyskids5696]

And then a random pair of sandals under the gurney???? If they were the patients shoes, they still should’ve been put away. Yuck.

[@breanachapman3128]

You just trying to find something to criticize but you literally know nothing about this so just shut up

[@НатальяЧекняева]

Почему вы все думаете, что это больно. Нет это не больно, потому что на животе есть места, где ничего не чувствуется. Мне уже три раза выкачивали жидкость по двадцать литров

[@betzabethguerra6263]

DESPUÉS DEL PRIMER PROCEDIMIENTO DE EXTRACCIÓN DE LÍQUIDO, A MI PAPÁ, PASO UN MES, LE DIO UNA INFECCIÓN GENERALIZADA Y YA NO ESTA CON NOSOTROS 😔 NO CONFÍO MÁS EN EL HOSPITAL DEL ESTADO EN PERÚ. HOSPITAL CARRION.

[@terriatca1]

Back when I was a student nurse I assisted with a paracentesis, the doctors just drained it into a large bucket. I had to measure out how much, it was 4 litres.

[@juicequad]

When presenting the symptoms, when the patient would inhale or exhale (if belly breathing) would the abdomen make a gurgling sound?

[@hotfreakaa]

Ummm.. they all should be wearing gloves.. even if your opening a package.... Hats not as sterile as it should be .

[@ArsalanSattar-y6v]

Basket drain pipings of apendicular torn pined fluid.

[@lameramera1856]

El asistente sin guantes. eso desespera

[@Brassy49er]

My hubby just had this done. 8 litres. Notice they don’t show the patient gripping and swearing withe the pain!

[@McAllen07]

1:35 Was stating that having sterile gloves and the right supplies is crucial really necessary? Literally everyone knows that this is the case for every procedure carried out in a hospital's OR. It just pads out the video.

[@NorahHadede]

Nice doctor

[@elizabethlorance4848]

My husband had thus done. They said he NAFLD or non alcoholic fatty liver disease, first we heard of it and he lived three days

[@gracecatz3996]

What causes fluid to build up like that

[@sheilahodson7040]

My guess is that she had liver failure. (retired nurse here) but no way to know for sure. I can't imagine how she could wait for so long to have that procedure done. But then this looks like it was done in China or an Asian country and likely she might not have even had the transprotation to go to the hospital.

[@chewy6942]

What causes this fluid to build up?

[@jeanneparisot237]

Not a doc, but I see that in liver disease and hemochromatosis (too much iron building up in the blood stream.)

[@iannanson3951]

With my sister in law it was a symptom of ovarian cancer

[@fernioyeah]

from liver disease the oncotic pressure decrease, so water in the body get stuck in stomach

[@glamhc.]

Tuve un gato que le dio este Síndrome de Ascitis..el abdomen se le crecio enormemente y le sacaron liquidos en dos ocasiones, es muy triste ver a mi gato en ese estado. No sabía que a nosotros también bien nos da, y cómo podemos presentar este síndrome?

[@evilangel8194]

Where does all the fluids come from what is kinda looks like urine

[@MrSgdfga]

Why not use a three-way tap and a large syringe? At the straight end an infusion cutlery and bag and at the side exit the large syringe to pull out and inject into the bag.

[@albertopaz647]

Es un procedimiento hecho en un lugar que no cuenta con el set de paracentesis ...pero ese set aqui en USA lleva una valvula de tres vias y un trocar 14...hay que hacer un corte pequeno en la piel para introducirlo...y se evacua el liquido en frascos de cristal de 1 litro

[@zuleyha4867]

Peki bu asitli su neden oluyor?

[@marthagarrett4997]

Music is a bit annoying. I hope the patient got relief.

[@MauraP]

It was used to hide the patient screaming in pain!

[@lulu573]

Esta despierto el paciente ???

[@veronicae3957]

Desafortunadamente si. La anestesia es local. Desde hace 4 dias, a mi papá lo drenan diario debido a cancer de estomago muy avanzado y es un sufrir. Le han sacado 10 litros en total. 😢.

[@ветерветров-г3п]

Асцит?жидкость откачивают?

[@periyasamyp3356]

My sister died at the age of 34 She's an affribrinogenemia patient for that she's undergone treatment for nearly 10years. Suddenly liver acities diagnosted within 3 months my sister died due to abdominal fluid. Doctors said she's died due to bacterial attack of abdominal fluid. I don't know whether it's curable or not doctors too didn't said properly someone plsss reply about this why it's not curable?

[@kfwilliams5773]

Why do you not use Vacutainers? It is a closed system which provides negative pressure (suction) and does not require cutting of tubes which then must be attached to other tubes (which is why you see the tiny bubbles in the tubing that then passively drains into a gravity bag.). That is because there is air infiltration which provides an open way for bacteria to enter and is unsafe. It should be an entirely closed system. Use Vacutainers!!

[@jela9174]

I would never be conscious for this procedure 😵😵😵😵

[@DeepakKumar-hx9zr]

Does anything is injected like protein etc during the process of removing fluid

[@MedixMedicine]

Yes, albumin is needed after removing more than 4 Liters of fluid

[@SamsungTaba8-hi3pc]

One day we will be going to our wedding to make up and celebrate 🍾❤💕✨

[@jeanieologist4456]

It’s just gonna keep filling back up again oh the damage that was done to her body. So sad.

[@GODDESS1966]

The man opening, handling and handing the doctor the sterile supplies should be wearing gloves. It matters not that this is a minor procedure, sterility is always important.

[@raewren]

Anytime something crosses the skin barrier is definitely a double down on gloves and proper hand hygiene. We do biopsies in the clinic I work, and gloves are 100% for anyone handling the items.

[@janiceyoung7273]

This seems really really wrong.

[@sayantan1645]

Why🤨

[@kayigambarichard7469]

Why some time water is replaced by Gaz after drainage

[@tksmith3901]

Especially when the possibility of infection is a major concern

[@lui_tha_don_]

Bro casually got 3+ ZX10R'S from his gut. Diabolical work

[@zathrasnotzathras2270]

2:00 - Ripped right sterile glove!

[@deanna5090]

Wondr what kind of fluid that is. It could be from an organ like pancreas or bladder or kidney or uterus or ovaries or anywhere

[@Ariyan2O12]

i have mine from the liver. its just water and protien mostly.

[@justmeinhere5905]

The odor is horrible even prior to the procedure!!

[@helendsouza5880]

Why do they spen somuch time to drain fluids from abfdoman

[@ArsalanSattar-y6v]

Procedure kidney dialate edge consider rebel way

[@joanmarshall6861]

Where is his gloves?

[@53158]

It can be painful since it's close to the bowels. I have this done twice a week because of Chirrosis of the liver.😢😢😢

[@bysagtv]

Nice job doc

[@samidua2168]

Good job

[@annagnasso1920]

Perché l'assistente non indossa i guanti?

[@StancristinaStancristia]

Si ce este acel lichid de unde provine

[@dm607]

Soooo, how did her tummy look after the procedure??

[@perlentaucher1215]

Wieso tragen diejenigen, die "sterile" Hilfsmittel zurechnen, keine Handschuhe? 🙈

[@Наталья-ц5н7с]

Почему ассистент без перчаток ?

[@elenacarlosdoprado3522]

Técnico sem luva

[@neelamtalum3281]

Very easy procedure.

[@mjb12141963]

It looks like plasma in the line.

[@jamessimmonds3773]

Interesting video. Music sucks.

[@irinkamoy]

It’s look like this in Russian cabinet . I recognize , only they use solution brown , this tray …. I’m pretty sure

[@hormigacristiana7089]

Y QUE HAY DEL EFECTO REBOTE?

[@perryhtc]

He got Liver diease?

[@TYPESTOP]

That assistant needs gloves on!!

[@tomperkins5657]

GREAT music! (and rare)

[@ГаляТимчук-н6х]

Бажаю здорв,я цій людині.лікарі полегшують їй життя випускаючи рідину з черевної порожнини.це важко.🙏🙏🙏