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Was really looking forward to the management part of the lecture :( Seems like the full video wasn't uploaded

Kindly make a video about tension suturing

Excellent

Just wow

Thank you doctor and i have some questions Why obstruction increases intraluminal pressure? Is it possible to appendicitis to occur without obstruction?

Nice one

Such a weird vid to watch at 3am

Initially I see blood flashback but the syringe will not get filled what should I do

Something to add. We use cervibroom if not pregnant, post menupausal and had procedure done on cervix and if you dont see the transition zone. Rotate it 5 times but in above mentioned conditions use spatula to take sample from ectocervix rotate once and brush for endocervix rotate 1/4 to 1/2 times.

Most websites online have 1-4 WEEKS for the timeline for Mesenteric Adentis

I'm glad I watched this. Now I can start doing these just like thus dude. If he can do one so can I. Why a man is doing this is beyond me.

Why would any woman let some strange man feel her up like this. He's probably gotten more then her husband or boyfriend has in months

Without gloves 😮

This is blumberg not Rovsing.

Fiz esse exame a 3 dias me senti muuto mal me senti invadida mas com esse vídeo estou entendendo que fez para tentar posicionar meu útero mas a falta de explicação dele me fez me sentir mal achei que esse procedimento nao existia

The Caesar King blows into pieces the AI system interferrers on and outside Earth. Let it be

Is it painful?

Interesting!👍

Thank you. This was very informative and helpful.

Ok 1st of all why is a male explaining this. 2nd why is a male performing this. While the other woman watches. Shouldn't she be doing this. I do believe she's more familiar with the anatomy. Male Drs. stick to men's health and women stick with women's health

Hello, would you please correct the CC so the vide is accessible?

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I am in my mid 40s and I have probably been catheterized over 100 times since I was a teenager and after the first time it's no big deal. The first time I experienced a catheter I was 13 years old and I had major orthopedic surgery for a shattered pelvis and I wasn't told anything in advance. I remember waking up in the recovery room feeling like crap and I just wanted to sleep and the next morning I woke up and and had morning wood and noticed a pulling felling coming from down there so I felt around down there and I felt something strange so I lifted the blanket and looked down and I discovered a yellow rubber tube coming out of my body down there and my first response was to hit the call button and I remember being embarrased when I asked the nurse about it and I asked how far it was up inside of me and the nurse just said all the way and she held her hand up spaced apart as an example of the length and I think I asked if I would have it forever. It was removed a few days later and it was painless but I couldn't urinate and after a few hours they decided to put another one and I was awake that time and I had a really nice and gentle male nurse insert that one and that was my first time having one while awake. It was weird having a man standing over me holding my penis with one hand and holding the catheter in his other hand and the moment I saw the tip of the catheter about to enter me I closed my eyes and the nurse used light constant pressure inserting it very slowly and it felt like it took 5 minutes to get it in. I didn't have any pain or discomfort whatsoever. Once you have had your first one all the subsequent ones are no big deal and just part of receiving medical treatment. Around 10 years ago my wife was in nursing school and she was so freaked out about catheterizations, she had practiced on a simulated male anatomy like what is used in this video and felt it wouldn't be anything like that when it came time to do it on a live male patient so I told her to get all the proper supplies and she could practice on me and I could give her valuable feedback since I had been previously catheterized so many times. My wife practiced catheterizing me probably half a dozen times which gave her the confidence when it came time to catheterize an actual patient. My wife told a few of her fellow nursing students how I let her practice on me and they all wished their husbands would volunteer their anatomy for practice. Nursing schools should find people to volunteer to be patients no future nurses can gain experience on live humans in a controlled enviroment.

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I think this is a wonderful video, I particularly like the graphics for the Allen's test. I work as a tutor for a university and would love to be able to add a link for this video on our university website. Are there any permission/copyright laws that would not allow me to do this please? Or may I have surgical teaching's permission for this please? Many thanks, Fiona.

SBO are more accurately and most commonly diagnosed with a CT scan, not an X-ray.

Your voice is like batman

Thx❤

The instrument use in suturing are called what

This makes me cringe!

I was recently diagnosed with T2/N1/M0 Is that usually taken care of with surgery and treatment? Im still waiting to see my oncologist but that appointment is in 9 days. This video explains it very well, thank you.

I feel my body is weak , i feel weird it caught up to me

It is advised to use prefilled NaCl Flush syringe. After IV flushing, before syringe removal from the needleless cap, clip the extension tube to avoid fluid movement and blood clotted inside the IV catheter

More videos please 🥺

Wow

Only 10% with gallstones are detectable this way?

I’ve been diagnosed with Diverticulosis about 7 or 8 yrs ago along with pancreatitis and NAFLD.

I had Iliostomy and reverse Iliostomy surgeries and almost a year later still cancer free. Life is good and so is God

have u even said a word about the machine used?

More videos please!!

Maybe surgeons should watch this BEFORE being allowed to operate?

Thanks a lot it has cleared my doubts I was having...

Thank you for the video, that was an absolutely great explanation for the X-ray appearance of the LBO! 👏💚

Why so extremely painful

Best

Is lidocaine used on all patients these days.?

Thankyou for the video very informative but I couldn’t find these letters : pT4a pNORO

!Excellent information!!