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Anyone who had this surgery please reply..My dad is about to go through this surgery and I’m scared

Oh my goodness. This is terrifying.

I just had the diep flap procedure seven days ago. It is one of the most painful things I have experienced but I’m slowly making progress and pain is better. I still need walker just to use restroom and my husband has to provide a lot of care. Takes about 6-8 weeks to recover. I’m so happy all went well and both my tummy and my breasts look good and natural. It’s like I got a full on tummy tuck, breast lift, and reduction. I prefer my boobs smaller and they were bigger before so this is better. So glad doctors were able to figure out how to give women new breasts after a double mastectomy

Just did spinal anesthesia three weeks ago. Did not know the needle was so long. I felt more nervous watching this than during the surgery 😂

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I had this, I'm on my 1 month recovery period and I tell you its a 10/10 pain. Acute Appendicitis with Generalized Peritonitis.

i’m 24 and had this procedure 2 weeks ago. it’s been a difficult recovery but i’m a lot better now! i’m thankful my legs don’t hurt anymore everytime i walk.

Thank you for your video, it really helped me understanding this.

Thank you ! I’ve been struggling with this since forever

😂😂😂👍🙏🙏🙏I finally understood what prolapse and flail leaflet means thank you 🙏

Hi doctor how to find out mitral valve prolapse is mild or not in my report it has mitral valve prolapse- aml and in color flowing mapping section it has mitral reguration -trivial can you help

hay alguna forma segura de juegar el juego del desmayo con presion de las 2 arterias carotidas comun del cuello ?

Thanks for the info , i have TB meningitis iam on my second month of treatment, could u please tell me is this normal to have usually worse fear anxiety and fast heartbeat shock while being in Tb medication treatment?

National Jewish has lied for years. MAC Lymphadenitis is contagious! The King’s Evil is back! This is the outbreak! Wake up!

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So helpful, thank you so much doc

lotta respect to the doctors all around the world for what they do and to my dad who is also a doctor, its just wild to see this animation. Thank you.

How do the anesthesiologists know when to stop to not to damage the spinal cord?

How do the anesthesiologists know when to stop to not to damage the spinal cord?

Very clear and understandable. Thank you so much.

i give birth to my son via cs delivery and he only lives 2 days and the main reason of his death is DIC, 2nd is sever persistent pulmonary hypertension and 3rd is meconium aspiration syndrome. it is so hard to lose a baby, now i am thinking if i ever get pregnant someday if my baby can have the same scenario. i am scared to lose my baby for the second time 😢

2014 I was told after mri scan i needed an op within 2 years as i had scar in my iliac artery, plaque build up. 2 years later a new consultant decided without doing any scan there was no scar and consultant 1 was wrong.Referred a cpl of times for scan but he refused to do it and used a different scanner. Up until March 2023 he still said nothing wrong, see a back specialist. Back specialist said i needed MRI . Got scan and new consultant put me on priority list for a bypass, my iliac still partly blocked and tummy artery blocked now..No date as yet but done all the tests apart from anethytist to see..Fingers crossed i get it done this year..Been a long painfull depressing time ..Keeping positive though.

Thank you for this. It has been discovered that I have narrowing of the vessels in the Circle of Willis. I have not yet seen the specialist, so am researching to educate and understand better the condition and the function of that area. I understand mine is hereditary and has come on early due to high BP. Is there anything that can be done to stop the progression of damage or prevention of stroke? Stroke is a very high risk in my genetics.

Oh my god, thank you for that. Now it makes sense!

such an amazing videoooo too nicely expplainedd

My mom is currently in ICU recovering from this surgery, terrifying but excited for her.

Hi, my MRV report says thrombosis in transverse sinus.. can you guide me plz.. i have severe symptoms

i understand well., and now i teach other medical student

Fantastic video. Thank you for making it. I'm due to have a mechanical valve replacement soon. This has helped me understand the process, and I'm a doctor myself!

Thanks😊

well illustrated and explained, thanks alot

Thank u for letting me understand more of what my MRI could of showed as I have been diagnost with a torn meniscus and deterioration deterioration

Thank you so much for this video, have poured over many paragraphs trying to understand this as a medstudent but your video with animations was the best thing 🙌 !!

Mind blowing explanation 🔥

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I wanna see this in person

Thank you for this video very understandable

thank you so much

this is amazing. God bless surgeons

What happens to bursa sack? Is it replaced or put back?

Thank you so much for this video. I am having this done soon and it is good to visually see everything that occurs. You did a great job creating this content.

Showing the demonstration, I noticed no arteries right super close to the nose. Like almost touching the nostril. Is that so?

Thank you sir

Perfect!!!

Very interesting video. Is the cholecystectomy any more invasive than a minimally invasive nephrectomy?

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This was terrific. Question if you still happen to see comment: When the csf goes down the spine, does it return to the brain in a circular fashion of sorts, or does it return to the blood stream like it does in the brain? Thanks much.

Excellent

Sir, thank you for your existence.

Thank you doctor !!! Finally a simple way to show something very complex