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Oxford Medical Illustration is a non profit making department of Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust based at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford.
Why use Oxford Medical Illustration to produce your healthcare video production?
Experience - Oxford Medical Illustration has been documenting and recording medical procedures within the healthcare environment for over 40 years
Ethics - As an NHS department all profit generated and income received goes back into the NHS to improve patient care
Transparency - As part of the briefing process we will provide an accurate quotation for the production based on the amount of time it will take us to produce, unless you request significant changes this is what you will charged upon completion
Collaboration - As an NHS department we will work in an ethical, moral manner at all times - this means working collaboratively with all patients and staff in our productions
Why use Oxford Medical Illustration to produce your healthcare video production?
Experience - Oxford Medical Illustration has been documenting and recording medical procedures within the healthcare environment for over 40 years
Ethics - As an NHS department all profit generated and income received goes back into the NHS to improve patient care
Transparency - As part of the briefing process we will provide an accurate quotation for the production based on the amount of time it will take us to produce, unless you request significant changes this is what you will charged upon completion
Collaboration - As an NHS department we will work in an ethical, moral manner at all times - this means working collaboratively with all patients and staff in our productions
Having cardiac (heart) surgery - Patient Guide
The cardiology team and a patient at The Essex Cardiothoracic Centre, part of the Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust outline the treatment you will receive when attending the centre for planned cardiac (heart) surgery. The production is designed to answer patients questions in a clear and straightforward manner, allaying fears and providing re assurance. The production covers:
1. Coming into hospital and checking in
2. Meeting the team and getting prepared for surgery
3. Giving informed consent for surgery
4. Going down to theatre and having an anaesthetic
5. The different types of cardiac surgery
6. Stopping the heart and the bypass (heart lung) machine
7. Being monitored during surgery
8. The length of time in theatre and restarting the heart
9. Being transferred to ICU (Intensive Care Unit) and waking up
10. The breathing tube and oxygen mask in ICU
11. Pain relief, reorientation and experiencing hallucinations
12. The external pacing box and chest drains
13. Getting up and out of bed after surgery
14. Being discharged from ICU to the high dependency bays on the ward
15. Removing your chest drains
16. Recovery, breathing exercises and working with the physios
17. Being monitored and staying on the ward
18. Being discharged and recovering at home
19. Monitoring your recovery at home and returning to normal life
20. Maximising your recovery.
If you'd like more information about the Essex CTC please click below:
www.mse.nhs.uk/essex-cardiothoracic-centre-ctc
If you'd like more information about the Essex heart fund please click below:
essexheartfund.org.uk
1. Coming into hospital and checking in
2. Meeting the team and getting prepared for surgery
3. Giving informed consent for surgery
4. Going down to theatre and having an anaesthetic
5. The different types of cardiac surgery
6. Stopping the heart and the bypass (heart lung) machine
7. Being monitored during surgery
8. The length of time in theatre and restarting the heart
9. Being transferred to ICU (Intensive Care Unit) and waking up
10. The breathing tube and oxygen mask in ICU
11. Pain relief, reorientation and experiencing hallucinations
12. The external pacing box and chest drains
13. Getting up and out of bed after surgery
14. Being discharged from ICU to the high dependency bays on the ward
15. Removing your chest drains
16. Recovery, breathing exercises and working with the physios
17. Being monitored and staying on the ward
18. Being discharged and recovering at home
19. Monitoring your recovery at home and returning to normal life
20. Maximising your recovery.
If you'd like more information about the Essex CTC please click below:
www.mse.nhs.uk/essex-cardiothoracic-centre-ctc
If you'd like more information about the Essex heart fund please click below:
essexheartfund.org.uk
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Excellent video, excellent hospital
very useful instrument
Fascinating
So articulate
Superb explanation, thanks. And I love the fact Dr B chooses 'doing calculus' as an example of what he might get a person to do during an fMRI session, not just 'maths' or 'sums'!
excuse me，is the people standing at the end of the bed a Radtech？
Do you have a phd? You are incredible.
Excellent thank you
Really a clear explanation about the MRI system. The only vedio on youtube which can clear the concept. Thank you sir for your great vedio
I love the understated calm nature of this Dr + MAX skill and the team! - door to balloon 20 mins ---- wOw w.
Good valuable information...
Thanks for the explanation. I'd like to point out that particles are not spinning. Spin is a fundamental quantum property of the proton and has nothing to do with it spinning.
I love this ..hope to join NHS soon
They make it look so easy! nice work gentlemen.
Dr Kinnaird performed an Angiogram for me recently, what an amazing doctor, the absolute best, a true professional, zero pain or discomfort, in and out in 15 minutes, the team also, in the Cath Lab and the team in the recovery/day unit were incredible, a credit to UHW, NHS and Wales and indeed the UK, can't believe how lucky we are to have this available to us, not been a big user of the NHS in my life but wow, very humbling indeed, thank you.
SO helpful thank you sm
Propaganda for the NHS...the university of Wales cardiff where patients go to get abused mistreated and uthenasia is a common practice never trust a doctor and nurses they are corrupt inept unethical immoral mercenaries there are exceptions but they are to afraid to say anything......
Aussie? I loved to know how it works, i asked thr operator and she was like ahhh i dont really know. hahaha skilled. Thanks for this mate!
Congratulations Dr. D Bulte. Your explanation of MRI is the best I've ever read to date. This sharing of important information is most appreciated. Thank you!
Amazing explanation
Thanks! That was quite helpful
It's been 10 years since this video was posted..Still, it's my favorite
Extraordinary clip !
You clever buggers! 👏
Amazing
I salute you Sir !!
Most expedient explanation on MRI..👌...all others will only ever say..3 magnets, an electromagnet, supplying current,...and boom you got the image...like wtf 😒
Crystal clear information,... good presentation 👌👌👌
Wow , amazing how the mr got reduced to just mild .,.......great case
Best explanation on mri
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️Thanks
I absolutely love it when people who are knowledgeable about a subject explain the subject.
Why was the N removed from the acronym MRI?
Good job 👍
He explained so simply I now understand it. Thank you so very much Dr Daniel Bulte.
Man I would love to have such clarity in formulating my own thoughts. Impressive, informative, amazing
amazing explanation!
Perfectly explained! Thank you very much
Wow , amazing , thank you
Excellent overview. If you have a little physics or engineering background this other video is great too and dives deeper into how the different magnetic fields are affecting the atoms in the body and how that can be used to create an image: czcams.com/video/rJ9gV4yFMi8/video.html
Thanks a lot
Ty for information 👌
I think this would have been better if he’s explaining the concept while lying down on the MRI and on side screen, we can simultaneously see his brain scan (real time)....
Nice Video! quite informative for my A level Physics and chemistry as well
Physicist here and this explanation is amazing
Thank you for sharing the video
Very informative! Please, is the treatment same for NSTEMI? Thanks a lot
Great Explanation. I had a hard time trying to focus on what he's saying rather than his face. lol
Brilliant explanation, could do with a little more on hydrogen non zero spin etc, but still the best video I can find