Day In The Life Of A Heart Valve Surgeon: Dr. Allan Stewart
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- čas přidán 22. 11. 2021
- www.Heart-Valve-Surgery.com - Go inside the life and operating room of Dr. Allan Stewart, a leading cardiac surgeon at Mercy Heart Institute in Miami, Florida, as he performs a mitral valve repair and a minimally-invasive aortic valve replacement procedure in this special video.
Allan Stewart, MD, has dedicated his career to the safe and minimally-invasive treatment of heart valve diseases (aortic stenosis and mitral regurgitation) and aortic aneurysms (dissections and ruptures). Dr. Stewart has performed over 5,000 cardiac procedures with more than 2,000 operations involving heart valve repair and/or heart valve replacement treatments. Dr. Stewart was one of the first cardiac surgeons to implant the new, non-invasive transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) devices.
Prior to becoming the Chief of Cardiac Surgery at Mercy Heart Institute, Dr. Stewart held leadership roles at Columbia University Medical Center and Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, New York.
This "Day In The Life" video provides patients, their families and friends special access to Dr. Stewart's approach to cardiac care and patient empowerment. Dr. Stewart also shares new surgical innovations - including TAVR and the MitraClip - which require no incision to the patient's chest or ribs, no general anesthesia, and no use of the heart-lung machine.
Dr. Stewart is an endurance athlete who has trained and successfully completed several marathons and triathlons with his heart valve patients.
To learn more or schedule an appointment with Dr. Stewart, please call (786) 755-1796 or visit www.heart-valve-surgery.com/s....
To see a very strong man's eyes tearing because of how deeply he trust his assistant, that shows he is so loyal to her and she is very loyal to him. This a very rare bond especially hearing she moved from NY to Miami and keep being the great support system for each other. Trust and loyalty takes time, not a short time but a long time.
Hi Sarala, We completely agree!!! There is an amazing connection between Dr. Allan Stewart and Deb Segretti, his practice manager. So you know, Deb recently required a very complex double heart valve replacement surgery that was performed by Dr. Stewart. The great news... Deb is doing WONDERFUL after her procedure!!!!! If you like, you can see Deb's patient success story at this link - www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/heart-surgeon-performs-life-saving-operation-on-longtime-assistant/2697219/.
That was the best part - unexpected
His patients are blessed to have him. His grandparents would be sooo proud of him.
A Strong man by physique, compassionate man by heart. Long live Dr Allan
What a likable guy. I bet his patients love him.
Scariest day of my entire life was when I had my aortic valve replacement and I was blessed to be with such a talented team who was so patient and capable. Angels on earth.
Thank you for your commitment to this field, and thank you for this video!
It's wonderful to see such a team with strong bond
I remember seeing Dr. Stewart on NY med when I was a college student. Now Im a resident.
i was one of these triple bypass patients up here in Canada mississauga ontario..these surgeons are our SAVIOURS they have SO MUCH TALENT it's unreal our surgeons AROUND THE WORLD are EXCEPTIONAL HUMAN BEINGS i for one am so GRATEFUL for these TALENTED people they DESERVE WAAY more than hat they make....GOD BLESS ALL YOU SURGEONS.....you cardiologists and PILL PUSHERS...hmmm most of you need a SLAP....but the SURGEONS again are EXCEPTIONAL HUMAN BEINGS...
Great interview! Positive guy.
His patients and team are lucky to have him.
Hi Carolina, Great to hear you enjoyed the "Day In The Life" video with Dr. Allan Stewart, the heart surgeon featured in this video!
Dr Stewart operated on me on jan 14th 2016 in Mount Sinai hospital Manhattan.. i had a aortic arch replacement for a aneurysm i had he saved my life and saved my valve.. Use him with the utmost confidence your in the best of hands with him
@@salrusso1233 , wish he was my surgeon!
I am having OHS next week and don't know who my surgeon will be, I was told whoever is available on that day at Kaiser.
@@carolinalomeli9128 what state
@@carolinalomeli9128 HI Carolina 👋 how did everything go for you? I hope 🙏 well
i have tremors in my hands that killed will my dreams of becoming any sort of medical surgeon, but watching this man perform and talk about his job was insightful and very interesting, good video!!
Thank you for a lecture explanation
This man is why I continue on. Peak humanity right there.
This is my Dream Job! I would love to be a Cardiovascular or Cardiothoracic surgeon and I'm studying for it right now!!
That's awesome. Wishing you the very best of luck and if you ever see a patient with a myocardial bridge, please try to help them.
My grandfather was a veterinarian for 60 plus years I wanted to go with him to work when I was 5 around I think 7 or 8 he let begin watching animal surgeries. I fell in love I knew I wanted to go in to medicine because of him. I am very excited to hopefully start on the path to become a CT surgeon.
Thank you, God Bless you.
Best medical channel!
John, Thanks so much! It's great to hear you are enjoying our videos about heart valve surgery! If you need anything, please let us know or visit www.Heart-Valve-Surgery.com. Again, thanks!!!
I’m a blue collar worker worked my entire life with my hands.Im actually nobody. I have a son he’s a cardiothoracic fellow 7 th year he’s the only child I have. I worked extremely hard day and night to make sure that he will continue on his journey Yes I’m very proud of him.
Amazing people doctors are, Gods gift to the world.
Thank you
I want to become a successful heart surgeon in future thanks for this video currently now i am in 9th
Enjoyed the video and greetings from Ireland!
Glad you enjoyed this video about a day in the life of Dr. Allan Stewart!
Amazing video!
Thanks!
Motivating , I'm an aspiring cardiac surgeon, love the field but I'm getting feedbacks from my colleagues that it's a dying field and not to take it up as a career..I think you're the best person to answer..kindly guide.
If you are passionate about something, it won't matter what others tell you. Find something that motivates you and makes you not care what others think and that is where you will succeed.
@@johnnyboy7896 thanks a lot sir. Made my day.
Doc, all pumped up.
In my next life I hope I become a cardiac surgeon
Hi Westfield, This could be one of the best CZcams comments ever. We are thrilled thrilled to learn that this "Day In The Life: Heart Surgeon" video with Dr. Allan Stewart has inspired your reincarnation aspirations. Thanks for sharing!!!
It’s never too late. Med school is what like 14 years total? Could be in your 70s and still pursue that career path
there is no next life we got only one life and there will a day of judgement don't trust me trust Allah
@@mookieflex4613 Med school is 7 years for the 3 years of undergrad and 4 years of post grad MD. Of course then you must specialise for a few more years
On pump for minimally invasive procedure?
There's gotta be a story behind his admin assistant from residency moving with him to start his attending job...I'm a current resident and that would be highly unusual circumstances. Not bad, just unusual with more background than was told.
You did good brother, see it in 3 dimensions but working in 4 dimensions.
I am heart patient 25 yrs ago my matrial value surgery done now again my hear value is thinkend Dr advised me to surgery change the value by metal replace ment sir pls inform does it possible I am afraid
Iam from India pls reply
❤❤❤ My hero! ❤❤❤
What a sweet guy
Dr. Stewart and his "assistant" definitely had something going on 😉😉😉
Im gonna be a cardiac surgeon someday i know that
I hope my child can be heart surgeon someday
I wish to work here, I am a med student
Good Dr I can just tell. I only wish my neigbhor had taken my advice get herself to the Drs ...she needed a valve replaced .She said she was scared so she put it off ...dropped dead in front of me ...
Actual day in the life of a cardiac surgeon: go to the hospital, do two operations 6 hours each, go home and sleep (or not, if you're on duty), rinse and repeat
Inshallah.I will become a cardiac surgeon.
Ya Rab 🙏
I’m going to be a heart surgeon
I think being a heart surgen is ganna be wonderful!! 😪😪
Can u do what ever u want after u had open 1998 and it’s 2022
Hi Aja, Great question. We would encourage you to discuss this with your medical team. As each patient is unique, you may have certain do's and don'ts that perhaps your doctor can discuss with you.
These guys should make more money than athletes.
Won’t an interventional cardiologist perform all these procedures and not a cardiac surgeon?
Great question. Typically, an interventional cardiologist and a cardiac surgeon perform a transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) together using a "heart team" approach. Hope that helps!
@@HeartValveSurgery thank you for the kind reply!
To further my question, is the heart team approach also used for MITRA clips, and other procedures like ablation done in the video?
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“Minimally invasive aortic valve replacement” sounds like an oxymoron lol unbelievable
This is what needs to go viral on TikTok or Instabook. Him and his PYTHONS.