Please help, my baby has this disease

Thank you 🙏🏿 Doc

Im going to die because of that damn machine, i won't get open heart surgery because the fear.

Thank you for this awesome video! It's a great loss that you don't upload anymore

If you’re doing all of that Way for the patient to not die correct? What happens if the kidneys are weak or something to do with the kidneys does that do anything to that cyanidecobalamin? Great video and very informative

I found your videos very useful, are very didactic and a great macro resume, very concise, of the approach to the critical care patient. I like the way you point to the camera, i feel like i am in the same room. as intensivist i think that is very formative for my residents. Thanks!!

Perfect the only thing that i can say

Also important is adjusting the sensitivity (in mV) to determine the threshold at which the pacer no longer senses the patient's native rhythm, then turned back up a bit so that the pacemaker will sense and not pace all the time.

GHANA HERE

The only stat that stands out is mortality was much lower in Australia 22:27

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It was a great presentation, thank you for the video!

Om shanti

Om shanti

Nice sir

That was a great presentation doctor

Please, please, please, please post new videos sir!

Is there a chance that there will be an updated version coming anytime soon?

WOW! So informative! I'm blown away. Thanks so much!

"Now this may be intimidating, but don't let it be intimidating. Let it wash all over you!" LOL! I'm going to hang onto that. I'm a 4th year medical student, and RTAs have always intimidated me! So funny.

Fantastic video. Thank you.

Thank you! My 7 year old son has this post op of neuroblastoma dissection. His started at around 3 weeks post op, was placed on octreotide & MCT oil at first then a strict NPO diet with only Portagen formula. They needed to make sure he was patched up before stem cell transplant, it took about 6-7 weeks but it worked.

Described so well- I really appreciate it Dr. Savel!

Great info. 🙏🏻

I had this as a baby

Your content was instructional. I've been trying to look for a vid similar to yours that really informs the ideas in this video. 🧑‍⚕️Your lesson really is like the content from Dr. Ethan. Dr's tips are really useful and he actually helped me on my midterms. I suggest you see his channel out and give the health enthusiast a like! ➡️ #FutureDoctorEthan

Hey. I enjoyed your work so much. I've been trying to research for a video like yours that educates the ideas in this KZfaq vid! 👍 🩺Your lesson reminds me of the channel of Doctor Ethan. Doctor's demonstrations are informative and he really helped me on my wellness. He is the most knowledgable medical student in the UK and he talks about health symptoms. You should check out his page out and give the Dr a subscribe! 👉 #DrEthanEducation

Plz doctor tell me what is the proper treatment of this

Muy didáctico y funcional el vídeo. Gracias. Saludos desde Argentina

Great content right before I start my SICU rotation!

You are an aesome teacher. I am a medical student, really interested in intensive care, and i find your lectures very helpful. Thank you for your your time and work!

My dad is having this issue after a bypass surgery. We have been looking for a second opinion what to do bc all of the doctors he is working with have not dealt with it. They keep forcing surgery after surgery but promising nothing bc they do not seem to know much of anything about it.

Thank you!

Thank you, Dr. Savel, for this concise and very useful review. Would it be possible for you to do a similar one for the intervening years from 2015 to 2019? It is something that is very hard to find. Thanks a lot!

very helpful ! much appreciated <3

Thanks a lot

thank you Dr, is there any technical reference for MV ?

Ahh.. this is very cool lecture..

Great!

Quality.

thank you, very good

Great doctor

Thank you so much, Dr Richard!

Thank you, Sir! A nice video.

This was great, but I wonder if you plan on making a new video for the 2016 and 2018 changes to sepsis and sepsis management! It would be much appreciated

wow, thank you so much,

my lecture

Knowing more about what nurses and doctors do in the ICU really helps patients and families feel more comfortable. Not to mention, even if you're not a patient, it's just a good education. I wish more people would take the time to learn more about professionals in the medical field as well as in other fields, because I believe that it just brings us and medical professionals face to face and down to Earth. Humility is the key, and education unlocks and opens the mind, (and possibly the heart), in a more human level. I also think it'll give people more respect for what nurses and doctors do. Thank you, doctors, nurses and technicians for all you do to keep people more comfortable and aware of what it takes to take care of very sick folks no matter where you are. I pray for you a lot. I've been a patient before, and I am so grateful for the care I've received throughout my life since I was a premie over 52 years ago. Hopefully, I've got a lot more here on Earth, and I hope I can help you in some small way. Heather Stubbs, Atlanta, Georgia

Good coverage of important basic equations

As always, great video. Much obliged!