Ward Rounds #2 with Prof. Chintamani

[@abcdefghi9]

I am a medical student in Jamaica.I enjoy listening to your teaching rounds sir.Thank you for your teaching and kindness. I always believe that a person with alot of knowledge that doesnt teach others during his life ,is like a rich man that dies without children to inherit his wealth.Children is considered a persons legacy, the legacy(offsprings) of a person with alot of knowledge is his students. After all it is known that a mans wealth is his children, and a teacher's wealth is his students. Having many students is like having many children, these students becomes a teachers intellectual offsprings.

[@jillakedi3112]

UHWI?

[@dksdmusic]

This was an amazing experience, I was literally nodding along to all your words and answering questions that you asked. Im a 3rd year MBBS student and I loved how you asked atypical questions from outside medicine, like “what is coprophagia?” And the significance of evolutionary shortening of Appendix. I wish they taught like this at our postings but they just don’t care about teaching us. Thank you for posting this video Sir.

[@drpulakranjandas]

I remember my MBBS days. In wards i also have this kind of ward round with our visiting surgeons and Visiting physicians. Now I am rebrushing my knowledge. This kind of ward teaching is absolutely necessary for juniors..

[@subhashgrover3087]

Professor Chinta mani you teach whole India Surgical Postgraduate students not only of Safdarjang. Even many foreign students learn from you. You deserve Padmashri award award from Government of India. You are a true Saint.

[@ProfChintamani]

Thank you for your very kind words..

[@ashutoshkar294]

​@@ProfChintamani are you a general surgeon ya gastro surgeon

[@rajanikantkumar1513]

I still cherish your teachings to this day sir. Feel like it was yesterday.

[@MrChintamani7]

God bless you…

[@drkalpesh111]

Impeccable,I ll never loose any opportunity to meet this legendary person

[@nova9672]

During my time in medical school , I was always hide in the back during rounds so I never got asked questions during all my years😂 glad I am done that part of my career

[@MsrReema1999]

Now you’ll be on the front line my guy

[@eno-dieumercassociates2933]

If you get asked a question and you fail it, you will never forget the answer for life.

[@ashutoshkar294]

So what is the difference between ms general surgery and mch surgical gastroenterology

[@BhuvanaReddy-gr2cz]

A really good practical session hope we. can continue to see and learn more through this series sir! Thank you!

[@gauravraikar3881]

if i ever get hospitalized(which i wont), I would be glad if you'll could diagnose me in this way. this is really informative. Great teachings.

[@DrTechsavvy]

I'm a Post MBBS doctor and I enjoy listening to his rounds

[@irfanarahan]

Bedside teaching has gone so poor nowadays (esp post Covid), most rounds are a checklist for ward works even by senior consultants. Pleading to get CT/MRI scans and references are the main work these days in Govt institutes. Good to see this for a change.

[@mr.athensblink4891]

Sir I m a first year student…and looking you with supreme knowledge gives me a huge motivation ahead for my studies

[@ProfChintamani]

Glad to hear that

[@yogeshlakshman8488]

@@ProfChintamani Your passion is very inflammable… Thank you for sharing your wisdom doc

[@STETempest]

Engineering students watching this video for no reason, show your presence. 😂😂

[@Invincible96]

Saale sari machines Jo tum hospital mei use karte ho woh engineer ne hih banayi hai.......saala har jagah stethoscope lejakar khudko bhagwan samajhna shuru ho jate ho, aukaat mei raho

[@sanjithkarthikeyan3023]

@@tHe3tFaiLuRe127 pure facts bro!

[@nooralikhan9645]

I really enjoyed it

[@Harsh-on9km]

@@tHe3tFaiLuRe127 believe me bro without doctors there is no existence of humans. Note it✅

[@tHe3tFaiLuRe127]

@@Harsh-on9km take a deep breath and think again bro. U must visit the hospital u will get every thing 🙏

[@physiosp4109]

Dr.MAINAK GHOSH! Feel happy to look there .. BE A EXTRAORDINARY SURGEON.. GOD BLESS YOU..

[@mao939]

Very effective and helpful for residents. If only they find time to watch this.

[@ptamanzubin3114]

thank you so much sir and the team to provide us this sort of priceless content....we are actually privileged to get such masterpieces..thank you so much for making us part of such informative ward rounds

[@ProfChintamani]

God bless you

[@viki19910]

@@ProfChintamani sir one query how to manage post corrosive gastric ulcer bleed and esophageal ulcer bleed .

[@gujjarji9785]

@@ProfChintamani sir is english compulsory ?

[@tusharpotdar5762]

In first part I got a impression that although this Professor is wise, intelligent, having great knowledge but also is short tempered, angry, than I tell myself wisdom comes with arrogance. But in in this 2nd part, what I previously thought about him, is proven completely wrong, It was my mistake in passing a judgement on someone just by viewing a single Short video, I have no doubt that he is very very good teacher, very wise, intelligent, interactive one, those students who are getting lesson, learning under him are really fortunate.

[@drsundipshenoy2471]

Role model Gentleman Professor Dr Chintamani who is worth emulating across disciplines who has a listening ear for his Postgraduates avidly listening to him.😊👏

[@ghungroogangatesh3549]

I watched this video for fun, , because You Tube recommended it to me, I am into IT . After this video I went and researched about Sigmoid Volvulus, now I have terrible pain in my abdomen , and started hiccuping , I really felt for this poor patient on the bed …. God please heal him 🙏🏾🙏🏾..so be it..so be it..so be it

[@raviarcot3145]

Sirji, namasthe,time all grand rounds be captured for the benefit of students.

[@drsudeeppediatrics]

Good evening sir.......I done my Internship under your guidance sir ....nice to see you to sir 🙏

[@aamiribnihassan9874]

Sir please continue this series' of ward rounds and seeking patient history....it helps us alot...

[@umeshdhakar4820]

I am from aiims patna ctvs ot staff and i think ur rounds are next level in koweldge and i really appreciate ur politness with everyone

[@yousafraza7218]

Every Single word spoken by respected prof sb is worth it.

[@sanjeevmathur9957]

Myself Dr Sanjeev in Radiologist thanks best training.

[@yellowwall2628]

Please continue uploading these videos . It really helpful . Thank you professor . . its really helpful ...

[@straw2496]

Iam a medical student from India and I’m really proud to be one ❤️

[@drrajeshkumar9029]

Very helpful and high standard teaching by you sir.

[@arpit-g8g]

Great Surgeon and Teacher Dr Prof Chintamani Sir ❤❤

[@syedfaisaljafry5237]

Everywords teaching us❤❤

[@drsyedharismasood9882]

Allah bless u sir. I Met u at gmc sgr a year before.u r truely legend in surgery

[@ProfChintamani]

God bless you

[@arpit-g8g]

They all students are great Surgeon ❤❤

[@dr.niamatullahwaziri5340]

I hope we have such rounds in medical ward

[@neuroxplorein]

If it helps anyone, I rewound many times near 10min mark to find out that the technique is called mesosigmoidoplasty.

[@medicinelecturesbydrkiran1219]

I miss the ward rounds and the adrenaline rush associated with it. But in a good way.

[@irfanRashid091]

Sir please use mic so that we can hear you very clearly

[@yoyoyo5809]

Very informative round sir !! Waiting for the next !!

[@subhashgrover3087]

Great Teacher Professor Chintamani

[@yousafraza7218]

Legendary Teaching by Legendary Person ❤❤❤

[@Dr_frozen_]

Thanks sir.. I have soo much to learn

[@nikilnaveelchand138]

What book is the guy with the iPad reading . His quite good with his answers .

[@k.d.5412]

such a smart prof.

[@randomclips8260]

What’s the wound at 25:31 ?

[@ate410]

why drain for viable SBV,?

[@malliktejashwi878]

This is awesome sir🙏🏻

[@bellyman1783]

Ahh yes...the dreaded ward rounds...so it's the same everywhere 😂

[@surgeonslife7492]

What was the answer of can she go home of enterocutous fistulae patient... Can anybody clear?

[@sofijunaid]

I didnt get why the direction of sigmoid volvulus is always anticlockwise? And cecal is clockwise

[@aryanwazir428]

No clear hearing of words in enghlish

[@chrisdee9620]

I agree but put on the CC it picks up a lot of what we miss

[@rahulpardeshi1264]

Thanks for sharing ❤

[@GoodVibes-hg4uv]

Sir please give me your blessing i will be joining medical after some months.

[@ProfChintamani]

God bless you, work hard

[@GoodVibes-hg4uv]

@@ProfChintamani 🙇🏻‍♂️

[@kondojunagaraju8899]

Sir, How to learn any skilled work?

[@Syedansar068]

So english is mandatory afterwards in medicine!

[@ProfChintamani]

Yes, the books and the entire curriculum is in English language

[@Mr_candy.]

Mee a Neet aspirants getting motivation to push myself to study 🙃

[@Dr.mautik]

This shittt gave me mind-blowing info. Kudos to yoy dr. 🙌

[@hemantdubey8941]

If anyone can help... I'm dnb sx resident 2 from Bombay,we don't have such luxury in rounds as bqz of being in corporate hospital Drs r always in hurry, so how can one be a good surgeon in this case?? Obviously i know theory reading is required but it's easier to grasp it when discussed in this manner...and also these majority of these students are interns, JR1 or jr2 ??

[@ashutoshkar294]

What are you doing dnb why you don't do mch

[@damianograziano4769]

please put english subtitles, it’s very difficult to understand

[@surbhisuwal4621]

Engineering student but i am watching 😅

[@krishnasachan3768]

12:31

[@see-ring7574]

Very informative ,but I wonder if the patients consented to being on video ? What about their privacy and hippa violations?

[@ProfChintamani]

Consent is always taken for examination and recording.

[@abutalhapurkait9604]

Spotted Mainak, a friend of mine.

[@TikamThakur82620]

Hindi Medium Walon Ke Sath Bhi Yahi Hota Hai Kya Sir😢😢😢😅

[@MS-qf4je]

Don't worry you will automatically learn speaking english wheñ enter medical college..

[@Drsatyamyadav]

great fan ❤❤❤

[@alanomer6523]

love the professor

[@ProfChintamani]

Bless you

[@AimanMumtaz-yh1hg]

Which college and hospital this is?

[@agentx823]

Vmmc and safdarjung hospital.

[@mechtron2544]

Best rounds

[@anupamraj3922]

Radhe Radhe sir, would you please try to explain complex parts in Hindi? just for a better understanding, hope you can understand me in this regard.

[@megha8783]

Sir which hospital?

[@manjuswamy123]

VMMC SAFDARJUNG HOSPITAL

[@manjuswamy123]

New Delhi

[@Mk-sj5ih]

Nice

[@priyaranjanrai5365]

I don't know that why all related to to engineering Sigmoid valve we have studied sigmoid functions in Artifical Intelligence and Schema in Mysql 😂😂. Don't worry docs we will low your pressure in incoming 10 years all the operations will be done by Artificial Intelligence Robots.😂

[@IDooMBring3R]

Machines can reduce mortality but can never replace the human factor which is essential for recovery 😊

[@meherkrishna3267]

😂😂😂

[@rohittiwari7742]

Omg mera kya hoga

[@THEUNKNOWNDOC96]

❤❤

[@naagu1995]

Great sir

[@steel47]

Sir are you a kannadiga?

[@Idk_0119]

❤

[@rbbyypharmd]

✌

[@M.thounaojam]

Such a cool professor 😭😭😭

[@DEEPAKMISHRAA]

डॉक्टर लोग इंग्लिश में इसलिये बात करते है ताकि आम आदमी सीख ना सके और इलाज के लिए क्लीनिक ही जाए 😂😂😂😂😂😂 (जोके है सीरियस मत ले लेना )

[@MS-qf4je]

Hindi me to medical words aur bhi tough hain fir bhi nhi samjh paega koi

[@mayankrana8130]

Is speaking English necessary

[@arvinmisunderstood]

Yes, is that a problem?

[@mayankrana8130]

@@arvinmisunderstood no just asking for curosity

[@mayankrana8130]

I am a neet aspirat actually

[@demolisher4830]

@@mayankrana8130 yup everything's gonna be in English later on

[@aryanwazir428]

Plz talk in Hind.