How does a blood clot pass from the heart to the brain?

[@martinalonso750]

As a medicine student from Spain, I find this video to be helpful and lovely. It brilliantly combines a solid theoretical basis with practical ideas. Thanks a lot for the effort and information !

[@hectorespinosa6599]

I appreciate this. My father died because of this. Believed for 8 years after this.

[@katongachitendwe7997]

My fiancé too🥹💔

[@sophiegreenacre7225]

Visual learner, nursing- this is the clearest explanation/ teaching. Full engaged. Thank you

[@nachisuper]

Why do I love these videos??? I don't even study medicine, lol

[@madhurahuja8296]

Bcz you are unemployed and have so much to waste

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@@madhurahuja8296 just let the guy be interested in anatomy ffs

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His way of teaching is cool

[@elenaandrew8414]

Me too

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i can think of one reason, it's better, more visual, more hands on than a textbook + it's easily accessible while being high quality educational presentation. Although that's just me taking a stab at it.

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You are a blessing to the medical students and the paramadics. Lots of love and respects from bangladesh.

[@pabli_]

Thank you so much for all these videos! You are such a good teacher. I see your videos from Argentina and learn sooo much!

[@anitakumar8275]

Thank you so much, Doctor. You are a blessing to the medical students and the layman. Keep up the good work,Sir.

[@tripti1339]

I love your videos so much. Thank you sir. You are such a great teacher with an awesome sense of humour. You make things really simple and to the point.

[@BlueMay-gl5zl]

This was a perfect easy to understand and very interesting explanation of why my husband is in hospital right now. Thankfully no stroke, but he's had Afib for on and off 8 years. He's just been admitted for heart attack? But they have found three clots in his heart. One at a T junction? Whatever that means. He's awaiting a triple bypass at Papworth hospital Cambridge. Thank you for making these videos. Life saving information.

[@njmanj2487]

that was so useful i wrote every thing you said in my notebook, thank you

[@riggs9]

I caught Covid in December 2022 which has caused me heart problems ever since One being Atrial fibrillation… It Has changed my life completely I only have so much time allotted at my Cardiologist appointments and he cannot give this amount of detailed information as to what are the risks associated of when I it happens to me.I am very grateful for you explaining the process as to the risks involved to myself so I can get a better understanding of what could happen and why i am on blood thinners Thankyou

[@normasnockers323]

''All those people behind ...they want to ask a question?''

[@musicbeachdance]

That was so helpful! Putting everything together from cardiovascular to neuroanatomy, thank you !

[@annaleeweaver1262]

Very well done! Now I understand! Husband had diffuse scattered lesions in brain from Covid in July. Very unexpected! He is trying to move forward with his life.

[@litsaiosifidou]

Ι m sure it s interesting. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. So helpful to understand our body and what is happening. I M from Greece 🇬🇷 and I understand so beautiful all about our body. 1000 times thank you. P. S. You have a very good Greek accent. 💙

[@peaces]

At the start of covid in the United States (2 weeks before its announcement of arrival in kirkland Washington) I went for a casual “let’s get back in shape mile run” and I had shortness of breath. The recovery lasted most of the day trying to catch my breath. The breathing exhaustion existed a few weeks prior to that. I thought I was out of shape (note I am a healthy 26year old) I as well encountered leg and back pain which got progressively worse. Thought it was sciatica. Later going to the ER after my leg started to swell, doctors found out it was a DVT and pulmonary embolism. We went through all the blood tests and structural deformity analyses ie, may thurners syndrome. (Compression of the IVC and Aorta) it was not the case. I believe it was covid and am on blood thinners. I fear for a stroke or blood clot but don’t know the signs. And seek control. And awareness it would be interesting to see your perspective. I know you may not be a blood specialist, but maybe you agree a little given the link between covid and clots? Idk just sharing my experience

[@peaces]

Apparently covid can break down neutrophils and cause them to capture clotting factors which in evolutionary terms were meant to capture infections in the blood stream so it in a sense makes you hyper-coagulable. I’m just suspicious and feel like I’m ahead of the docs. Who don’t have the time to say or research if what I’m saying is true. It can be stressful

[@rosemarka9639]

You're more than amazing, make me love anatomy... Allah bless you my dear sam 🥰❤️❤️❤️

[@tripti1339]

Pls pls make more such videos on the topics where anatomy, physio and patho are so nicely Integrated... 🙏🙏🙏

[@minaadel8908]

You are the best keep going ❤️❤️

[@ابوياالغالي-ع3ك]

Thanks doctor.. please if you can take about immunitary system and its relationship with Immunitary deficiency disease (ITP) . please .. because my son has this disease..

[@patriciacobb8523]

I had a large brain avm rupture twice suffered several minor strokes in both sides of the brain .I just got cleared from cardiologist to Ihaving brain surgery despite the heart attack I had may the 5th my pinky fingers go numb.This make sense to me .awesome video.

[@sameerchemist]

Excellent......

[@fawadtahir7885]

thanks sir. you are a great mentor. please also upload the lectures covering basic sense of medicine.

[@wealth1ness]

Would a clot in the right atrium get stuck in the lungs before ever getting to the brain? It would seem like only a left atrium clot could get to the brain.

[@vinayvamshit4392]

Nice lecture sir..and ofcourse it's interesting ❤️

[@Pema417]

Thank's watching this video.

[@pelashiamasunungure6711]

Thnks sam.....but can I have a link to download your embryology videos

[@SunilKumar-yd6qr]

very very nicee, sir....🤘🤘👍👍

[@vondei5939]

Thank you for explaining. My mother had a hemorrhagic stroke due to Afib I'm trying to educate myself.

[@katongachitendwe7997]

I lost my fiancé a month ago due to stroke 💔 He had a clot of blood in the brain and he had an enlarged heart 🥹 I could never imagine this could happen

[@mohammedalsanawi7196]

كل التوفيق دكتور. فيديو جميل جدا

[@Nobody-bm5yf]

Love your lecture ,very clear and interesting! Thank you ! There might be many reasons of clot causing ,guess life style could take a big part .Hope the government can educate and help people to live a healthy life .

[@myrabruner3882]

I have A-Fib & have been shocked several times but it doesn't get me back into rhythm. I also have heart failure. In 2021 I had 10 mini strokes. I had them 2 at a time. 2 in early jan, 2 more in feb, no more until nov, had 2 then, 2 at begining of dec & 2 more at end of dec. Then had an epileptic seizure at end of Jan 2022. In june of 2022 i had a watchman put in my heart to catch any blood clots. So far no more strokes. Could you do a video about how the watchman work?

[@digitalcurrency4737]

Can bench pressing cause a blood clot to enter the brain or if you get the bar stuck on your chest and can't lift it?

[@alimate1025]

Great explanation ..👍 ThX

[@sanjanewmoonlife]

You are sweet interesting teacher.

[@dp8685]

Can you do a presentation on what happens when blood clots happen after some have had Oxford vaccine. Is blood clots occur in heart also or is it elsewhere in these cases?

[@mrwise7067]

How to prevent them from

[@CARRJ142]

Another great video.

[@4bz7F3i]

5/3/22 Jan 2021 Feeling a hand holding my left leg A pellets pass through in my veins. 7/1 Swollen on left ankle (Put out the liquid, and cause so many wound. A Big size wound recovey time about 3 WKS) 17/2 Start eating a pill (4 days), 22 a small pellets go to my heart and holding about 4 seconds. Fastly heartbeat . A pellets (0.3cm long) pass through the valve. One hours lately, Middle of right lung feel block about 3 seconds 24,26 the heart blood vessel feels a little bit block 27 left leg/ right leg feels ache in the veins 28 right lung, brain feels a little bit ache

[@chiaramarinaberzi]

Amazing explanation thank you so much 👍

[@codeindia4204]

very helpful video . nice job

[@joestraggler3121]

Hi Sam, great content and videos, but could you possibly sort the takes better, thus they have no logical order, so it’s really hard to even use them. Thanks much. Hope this message will find you and you happen to sort the materials to clearer form

[@youtubebot6082]

Very well explain, 🤗🧠

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Thank you so much. very useful.

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[@kintsugi2262]

Just Wow !!!!!!!!

[@kusnudpritu7771]

From a village of big town

[@ZoyaKhan-pd8dj]

I wish i had seen this video before. My dad just passes through this incident. He had an eye stroke which completely made his vision loss from his left eye. The clot originated from heart bcz he has A.fib and travelled thrpugh the throat to the brain n bjrsted into his left eye. I hope he gets well .

[@dejabu24]

not interesting fascinating , I learn a lot thank you sir

[@elenaandrew8414]

Thanks!!

[@mohamedaladl7487]

awesome❤️❤️

[@clikethemountain3238]

Yes! :) very interesting! :)

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Tq

[@kusnudpritu7771]

How these mannequins are made?🥶

[@محمدعبدالمجيدخلف]

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[@dalbirthandi2536]

Had blood clot in my brain at 16

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Dr. House

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[@VladyslavKL]

🕊

[@sanjanewmoonlife]

My father died from this brain stroke, and he shouldn't take 2 vaccines for korona virus and he didn't had a virus. He take medicine for diabetes and he was old, he shouldn't take 2 vacciness for korona virus.

[@thestreaker4635]

Was your dad a smoker?

[@za3eemkh142]

one of the best appreciating all the efforts 👏👏🤍