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High risk PCI
Registrace 11. 08. 2019
This channel has videos for PCI tips and tricks that can help interventional cardiologists to provide high quality care to their patients
All about microcatheters for cardiology fellows (coronary microcatheters)
This video goes over the various uses of coronary microcatheters
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Simple CTO series - How to do antegrade wire escalation for non CTO operators
zhlédnutí 451Před 21 dnem
I go over a simple algorithm of antegrade wire escalation for non CTO operators.
How to size the stent using angiography IVUS or OCT
zhlédnutí 485Před 21 dnem
The video goes over how to size stent using angiogram, IVUS or OCT.
Right coronary angiogram and anatomy
zhlédnutí 420Před 2 měsíci
The video goes over the basic coronary anatomy of the right coronary artery.
APCO session - Early Career Planning and Expectations PART 1
zhlédnutí 247Před 7 měsíci
Dr. Rizwan Sardar, Dr. Rizwan Khalid, Dr. Arman Raza, Dr. Amin Karim and Dr. Yasir Akhtar discuss how they walked into the "attending" life after finishing their training
How to interpret OCT (optical tomography coherence) imaging? Part II
zhlédnutí 243Před 9 měsíci
This video goes over various OCT images from ABBOTT and talks about how to manage the lesions
What you need to learn about value based Medicare payment?
zhlédnutí 62Před 9 měsíci
This is a very basic overview of the value based payment systems in 2023. How the hospitals are getting paid by traditional Medicare system
Noncompliant and Compliant Balloons Part 1 (PCI shorts)
zhlédnutí 1,7KPřed 9 měsíci
The video is part 1 of the discussion about the characteristics of the balloons and how to place the balloons
How to dismiss a difficult/disruptive patient?
zhlédnutí 139Před 10 měsíci
The video goes over the steps to dismiss a patient.
Physician financial planning 101
zhlédnutí 399Před rokem
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OCT and its interpretation part 1
zhlédnutí 245Před rokem
This video goes over various OCT images and then talks about the various morphological features and possible treatment implications
How to treat slow reflow or no reflow? (PCI shorts)
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This video goes over the various methods that can be used to treat no-reflow or slow reflow phenomenon encountered during PCI.
How to increase support during PCI (PCI shorts)
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How to increase support during PCI (PCI shorts)
When to use mechanical circulatory support in PCI? (PCI shorts)
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When to use mechanical circulatory support in PCI? (PCI shorts)
How to make a snare from coronary wire in cath lab
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How to make a snare from coronary wire in cath lab
How to size the stent using angiography or intravascular imaging?
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How to size the stent using angiography or intravascular imaging?
What are the problems with stent deployment? (fellows series)
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What are the problems with stent deployment? (fellows series)
How to engage in the setting of tortuous right innominate
zhlédnutí 923Před 2 lety
How to engage in the setting of tortuous right innominate
How to cross a catheter from large right atrium to right ventricle
zhlédnutí 768Před 2 lety
How to cross a catheter from large right atrium to right ventricle
Management of acute coronary syndrome and antiplatelet use
zhlédnutí 477Před 4 lety
Management of acute coronary syndrome and antiplatelet use
Case #3 - How to perform minicrush in proximal LAD STEMI with bifurcation lesion?
zhlédnutí 3,3KPřed 4 lety
Case #3 - How to perform minicrush in proximal LAD STEMI with bifurcation lesion?
Caridac MRI case #2 (microvascular obstruction, acute MI)
zhlédnutí 663Před 4 lety
Caridac MRI case #2 (microvascular obstruction, acute MI)
Coronary artery bypass angiography for cardiology fellows
zhlédnutí 10KPřed 4 lety
Coronary artery bypass angiography for cardiology fellows
Basic of Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (for cardiology fellows)
zhlédnutí 12KPřed 4 lety
Basic of Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (for cardiology fellows)
Percutaneous ventricular septal defect - Shunt assessment (CASE 2)
zhlédnutí 325Před 4 lety
Percutaneous ventricular septal defect - Shunt assessment (CASE 2)
How to do TAP or T and protrusion bifurcation stenting technique
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How to do TAP or T and protrusion bifurcation stenting technique
COVID - 19 lab tests corona virus lab tests
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COVID - 19 lab tests corona virus lab tests
How to engage anomalous coronary artery
zhlédnutí 3,8KPřed 4 lety
How to engage anomalous coronary artery
TAP T and protrusion bifurcation stenting made simple
zhlédnutí 2,9KPřed 4 lety
TAP T and protrusion bifurcation stenting made simple
Very informative
Thank you, thats fantastic. Great video as always.
Thank you.
Great video, may be video about micro catheters would be great
sure I will
Excellent. Amazing graphics!
Thank you!
Grate
Thank you!
Won’t it be better to dilate the SB Ostia by recrossing , before we put in the MB stent ?
its better if you cannot cross and would be a modification of this technique however the original technique did not have that because they were using it for left main and the vessel was large. You are absolutely right that in real life you have to dilate the ostium
Thanks a lot. You saved me today, stent was dislodged from balloon on wire. Couldn't enter a sheath. Snare was not available in cath. Rapidly checked your video and shared it out. One tip is that take a L shaped cut on catheter tip. Remove the flap to increase cross sectional area.
Glad it helped!
Very useful video! Very easy demonstrated
Glad it was helpful!
Intersting
🎉 hope see more videos from you
Highly recommended. Good job!
Thanks ❤
Pl make a video on T stenting
Excellent work. Pl make a video on basics of commonly used coronary wires .
I will do that
Excellent/ practical summary . Great job
Nice lecture
Thanks for liking
Don't you recross proximally in minicrush
DK crush is proximal crossing Minicrush is distal crossing
You meant 250 mcg per ml of Tirofiban not 250 ml .
yes 250 mcg/ml. Apologies
It says All 200 mcg wxcept verapamil but above it says Verapamil 200 mcg boluses ??
you can use 200 mcg of verapamil
@@highriskpci5004 meaning all 200 mcg correct
yes @@Tune97dotcom
Excellent
Great video. I really needed this information
Thanks a lot
This is something every doctor must be aware of
Thank you for your kind words
Thank you
appreciate your response
U forgot to add final POT to avoid the neocarina
true. My practice has changed since the last 3 years. POT should be performed as you suggested. POT is not being advised more and more and I probably will need to make another video with it.
U forgot to add final POT to avoid the neocarina
true. My practice has changed since the last 3 years. POT should be performed as you suggested. POT is not being advised more and more and I probably will need to make another video with it.
Great ma sha Allah
Sir thnx for ds informational vdo.Sir can u plz help me.i had heart stroke in jan 2016..stenting don in Lad..it was not informed to me if it is not normal stenting...after 7 yrs i got a know ds fact...they ddnt put bifurcation..as may b da doctor was not specialized in it..they put a single stent...in LAD that goes down in such a way it jailed da D1 means its crossing over da opening of D1..now from latest angi it shown it is nearly 70% blocking D3 m in great pain in from few yrs.increasing day by day...i humbly request u to plz suggest me if it can b cured D1 problm by stenting(There is also another problem that an 80% bkockage in D1) or da only solution is bypass...i can send u my angi report by watsup..+92 3222922136..Haroon..1 more thing here in my city karachi therz only 1 specialist of it n hez not exactly telling me da right solution.
# I cannot understand why a few surgeons of corporate hospitals speaks out " your patient will die " only at the last and critical moments when departing the hospital is nearest to impossible. ## I cannot understand what the problem is to disclose the risk factors at the first sitting or well in advance in the cases of fatal or high risk surgeries despite knowing the impending facts. The victim families of India feel how devastating is to lose both life and money.. Please forgive if I am wrong.
I will like to know more about your comments. I apologize for your experience. I think there are two fold issues 1. We doctors are not trained formally in explaining the family about risks and benefits. However with increasing knowledge through internet, it has become more and more important to communicate with our patients and their families 2. We tend to be optimistic in our approaches and sometimes overestimate our success rate. Unfortunately, sometimes it is not possible to predict the outcome. Again I am sorry to hear about your experience. An important step what I suggest my patient's and their families is to write up notes about what the doctor is saying and also ask them the questions. It is our duty to answer your questions.
@@highriskpci5004 I had a very strange and tragic experience in a South Indian corporate hospital. 1. The renowned surgeon left no words to instill confidence in the patient for the most fatal recommendation of double open surgeries of abdominal aerotic aneurysm and bypass together on 19/10/2019 . But he spoke the truth on 11/11/2019 at the last moment leaving no scope to depart the hospital. Amazingly the doctor had to take nearly a month to disclose the truth. 2. Secondly, at 10 am on 13/11/2019 when I entered the ventilation room all the doctors in charge of the room rushed to me to telll that another operation of Cholestomy would've to be done because my father had gangrene in the intestines though there was no trace of gangrene in their own multiple test reports, neither had any pain and discomfort in my father's abdomen. After 22 days of the operation they returned my father's body with the wounds of five surgeries AAA, CABG, CHOLESTOMY ,TREAKESTOMY and THORACENTESIS. My family and friends are quite shocked at the whimsical botched up multiple surgeries on a strong and stable 75 yr old patient in a renowned corporate hospital of Bangalore where many like us visit every day from Bengal. I had no previous idea that a doctor may misguide an innocent patient so brazenly. I am not successful to take home my father alive , but learnt an expensive lesson by trusting a doctor whom many common patients regard as God .
Crushing not needed for TAP stenting?
YOu can crush sequentially. I think you mean kissing? yes kissing balloon inflation is needed. My practice has evolved since the video. I now perform balloon inflation on the side branch, then on the main branch and then kissing balloon inflation by inflating both balloons in TAP. This helps with less overhang of the stent. You do it when both balloons are already in kissing position. Not separately.
I am really thankful for you and your videos , they really help جزاك الله خيرا
Glad you like them!
Thank you, Dr. Qureshi!
Most welcome!
Sir please make video on how to use guidliner
I will. Thanks for your comment.
Can you please elaborate which particular techniques are you interested
Hi,, I want to know that can Parasympathetic nerve be seen in Cardiac MRI ?
Thanks for tips
thank you.
Plz make video on CTO nd different wiring techniques as u discuss in cardiology master trainer group
Can you please elaborate which specific techniques you are interested
MashaAllah ..Great waqas bhai
How to go from sheath till aorta, without over the wire
Great question, you will need 0.018 wire to get the catheter over to the location if using a 6F catheter otherwise you can use 0.035 wire for larger catheter sizes. The back end of the wire should already be through the guide catheter that you are using as a snare.
Was thinking the same
Thank you sir ..
please make a video on septal puncture techniques or whole bmv procedure
Excellent
Excellent
Thank you very much. Where is the place for POT.
how minimal milimeter size lad can graft, like asian peopler had tiny vessel
Very nice. Also prvide video of angiolasty of bifurcation.
Great post, High risk PCI!
Thank you