This is an amazing introductory tutorial on the evaluation of chest pain in adults. We use amazing pictures to explain systematically the approach to chest pain in adults.
We apply logical reasoning and use high resolution images to enhance the understanding of this medical concept
Wow, you will love it! ‪@tutormed‬ takes his time beginning from the basic sciences to explain how a clinician should approach a patient with chest pain.
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This particular series in the TutorMed lecture series is known as the Clinical struggle series where we explore presenting complaints patients come with and how to use clinical methods to establish the cause and appropriately manage them
For this series, you need to watch our video on the art of history taking to appreciate the topics we will be treating
Here is the link to that video
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Find the timecodes for this video here
2:50 - Relevant anatomy of the chest
4:16 - Simplified concept of pain
6:14 - Illustration of the components of the chest wall
7:18 - Illustration of the visceral organs of the chest
9:48 - Various origins of chest pain
10:53 - Chest pain from the Heart & Pericardium
13:03 - Chest pain from the Great vessels (Aorta)
13:40 - Chest pain from the Pulmonary tree
14:35 - Chest pain from the Oesophagus
16:08 - Chest pain from the musculoskeletal system
17:58 - Other causes of chest pain
18:45 - The 4-2-1 rule of emergency department chest pain
22:18 - Conclusion
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