LV Failure and PPV, hemodynamic effects of positive pressure ventilation

In this 7 minute video I review the hemodynamic effects (both harmful and beneficial) seen with positive pressure ventilation. The patient with the failing left ventricle (cardiogenic shock) is the classic patient population that may experience hemodynamic improvement with positive pressure ventilation.

[@gurbanisingh8054]

amazing explanation!! the diagrams helped so much, thank you

[@soro6937]

Thank you so much for this wonderful explanation! Sometimes its hard to bring concepts together, specially when 2 + disciplines are involved but this made everything crystal clear!!

[@anipazhava584]

Wow, perfectly explained! Preparing for my step 2 exam and the video contained all the details that I wanted to have better understanding of! Thank you!

[@gavingreenfieldmd3371]

@anipazhava584, @rickishaberrien-lopez189, @hondapilot, @eman5669, @tisasylvester2988. Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed and learned from this video. @eman5669, will see if I can incorporate that concept into a future video.

[@rickishaberrien-lopez189]

Thank you. So clearly explained, this was the exact video I was looking for!

[@hondapilot]

Wow !! One of the best explanations on this topic, bar none . Thank you.👌

[@tisasylvester2988]

Thanks Gavin!! Your explanation was so helpful.

[@gavingreenfieldmd3371]

my pleasure Tisa!

[@eman5669]

Thanks for this short but very informative video, just if you can explain more the reduction of trans mural pressure, thanks again