Pelvic Fractures - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim

Dr. Ebraheim’s educational animated video describes pelvic fracture classifications.
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[@miqrib9596]

Simply the best. Hats off to you, Dr. Ebraheim, and THANK YOU 💜

[@mitchellelisachikava6479]

I am watching in preparation for exams. I really needed to understand. Thank you so much

[@ibtissemmaadoune1715]

never before have pelvic fractures been explained so clearly to me !! thank you doctor

[@syedafatimanaz2501]

That was absolutely helpful sir. Can't thank you for such a good lecture

[@apexxxx10]

*Dr Nabil. Always the best - better than all the rest. Merci Danke Kiitos*

[@nabilebraheim]

Thanks

[@jiayinglee]

Best orthopaedic videos ever, thank you so much!

[@duaakhalid3102]

We don’t know how to thank you for making these informative videos God bless you

[@TheDYNAMITE001]

I love this video, your voice was great! Slow and steady very clear

[@johnhandjis626]

Excellent job!! Thank you!!

[@epikjderu9309]

i have apc type 1 and i haven't been able to walk for 3 weeks (since the accident) i can't wait to go to the doctor and be able to walk again :) edit: apparently i misunderstood i didn't have apc type 1, but two ischiopubic fractures one on the right and one on the left, i am doing so much better now and am walking with crutches :D the doctor said in a month i won't need them anymore

[@ibrahimalwahshi2507]

What a Great Doctor you are Sir! Great respect

[@nabilebraheim]

Thanks

[@vijayalakshmikv5916]

excellent lecture !

[@ACHILLESDRILL]

This is very helpful Thank you💫

[@AsadKhan-lm6yr]

Thank you. It was very helpful

[@TheAdalias]

Sir this is a really great and helpful video, but sir i have read in textbook that major source of bleeding in pelvic fractures is venous rather than arterial, moreover, associated visceral injuries are in LC-2,and closed head injuries are in LC-3..thanks for the video sir...

[@afsalrasheed621]

Superb video sir

[@erkindalkilic]

Ouww this information very interesting... Thanks for sharing...

[@meriemzekkaoui3215]

very helpful .thank you

[@yusufsediqi9760]

Excellent!

[@TheAdalias]

Sir please make a video of management of pelvic fractures from ortho point of view... Your videos are really helpful for us students... Thanks!!

[@balsonnaoshekpam6240]

Nice explanation

[@danielbohn]

Masterpiece!

[@drparvez84]

Thank you. It was a v good video. Plz upload a video on acute management of trauma pts from ortho point of view.....acute management of fractures, external fixators....and types

[@islamsiddig6452]

Very helpful!

[@thegiantNour]

Major thx to you prof .. 👍

[@mehaktaufiq5287]

awsome video

[@cgregister]

Thanks Dr. Ebraheim. Makes me so glad I’m a chiropractor and not a surgeon ((

[@neelimashinde6763]

Thanks, helpful

[@betterbonesph]

Thank you

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

I had a bad accident in which my horse somersaulted head over heels and I was still in the saddle. I had a vertical fracture of my pelvis at the front (pubic rami) and a compression fracture of my skull which went largely unnoticed until much later. They were definately more worried about my head although ligament damage put me in a brace for over a year. If I had been a good patient and not loaded up on pain meds in order to get back in the saddle I am sure I could have avoided years of back pain. But you cant tell kids especially if theyre out on their own and think they know best!

[@tytytyme33]

Did your pelvis open book fracture?

[@mertyamanlar2232]

hello I will have questions about the heart 1- Is it necessary to increase the end-diastolic volume to increase systolic pressure? 2- If peripheral resistance increases, does diastolic pressure and systolic pressure increase? 3 - If the heart is pumping 70 cc of blood, where does the remaining 40 cc go? 4- If the pulse volume peripheral resistance and diastole remain normal, does cardiac output and blood pressure increase even if only the pulse is fast? 5 - If blood pressure increases, does blood flow accelerate or if blood pressure decreases, does blood flow stop?

[@meryamlazrak1329]

thank you sir

[@koasugm4433]

thank u sir, very helpful;)

[@sarahkiani1990]

Unfortunately I still have too worse problems according to my very complex painful inducted pelvic fracture wich was caused because of a heavy fall and in Belgium the medicals really even didn't care about these huge serious problems neither unfortunately. In Uz-Gent this Dokter even was already too afraid and declared me just to live like this but because I really can't hold this any longer I am going now to a good Professor in UZ Leuven instead and I really hope that this Professor can improve all the best to can be able for recovering everything about this instead now 🤞🍀💯

[@villageinbangladesh5640]

it is good subject

[@ahmedsrssamir8192]

شكرا

[@rhonda9698]

My mom died from a pelvic fracture… she was on the blood thinner Coumadin. If you know anyone and they have a pelvic fracture and are on a blood thinner.. their life is in jeopardy.

[@mehzabinakter4601]

How head injury occurs in lateral compression plz anyone tell me

[@littleblue7487]

Epic!!!!

[@DrWaqarAhmed]

Thank You!

[@swes4273]

In my home one child has got similar to type one fracture he is 12 years how much time it will take to recover

[@YoungShizzie]

I got slammed on my rite side hip and I went to the hospital because I was walking funny and they said I needed surgery rite away I never got it and 2 years later im having trouble walking !

[@souad_joubbane]

Vielen Dank

[@gissie391]

I realy wish youd help me with malptactise i had fall whilst pregnant as far back as 1992 i never been properly examinedcnor ask how i fell.

[@jovanlazic6216]

👏👍

[@TheSshhhh]

With a type 1 pelvic fracture, no surgery fracture, how long would it take to full weight bearing?

[@majapetricic4667]

I can tell you when I get to that point. Almost two months after my car accident I'm still using crutches and can't make a single step without holding onto something.

[@isaiahmorales3847]

@@majapetricic4667 did you not get a surgery? I broke my sacrum a week ago and got a surgery done. No pain after but can’t walk for 3 months

[@majapetricic4667]

@@isaiahmorales3847 Noup, I would have had a surgery if the bones had moved only 5mm more. Lucikly, I wasn't operated. Now it's 10 weeks after the accident and I can walk around the house without the crutches if I need to. I don't practise that, but while I'm cooking in the kitchen or smth like that I can do that without them. I also didn't have much pain. I've used painkillers maybe only 2 weeks after they have let me go home.

[@wahyuullah9467]

Bisa di artikan bahasa indonesia...soalnya saya senang degan chenel anda...cuman ga ngerti artinya

[@achimgruen8040]

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[@guldenaydin9918]

⚘🍃.

[@veenaabhosale9030]

I sending my X-ray on your twitter account plz explain me