Do you have any free time? Big props to you my friend, I literally search anything and you have made a video about it!

Really grateful for providing such comprehensive lectures.God bless you

@alexvidu4517

3 жыл бұрын

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Thanks for vital information.

thank you very much

Thank you

Outstanding

Amazing!

Hello Paul, Great job with all the videos... at 2.14 you mention any congenital heart defect as a predisposing factor for endocarditis "except for the septal defects", however I have read somewhere else that VSD is one of the most common predisposing factors to bacterial endocarditis, especially in small defects resulting in high flow shunting, can you please check this and get back to me. Thanks in advance.

@pwbmd

8 жыл бұрын

That statistic is specious. It is if it doesn't close. So in a sense, yes. But about 9 in 10 septal defects close on their own, especially the smaller ones which would be more associated with IE. So while the theoretical risk is higher, the practical risk is lower. That said, as a general rule of thumb, any existing high flow lesion should be prophylaxed.

Thanks for the video Dr Paul. you mentioned therein however that the viruses can't be "eradicated" 38:32-38:39. Could you please elucidate on that?

i was beaten to the exrteme, how i got my deep thrumbrosis

Paul, is the prophylaxis indicated in someone undergoing splenectomy?

excellent

Thank you! Great lectures!

i have have deep vein thrombrosis are you saying this caused by alchol freaking do

Why aren't ASD and VSD predisposing factors for endocarditis?

@zaakir345

5 жыл бұрын

They are

Pulsus Paradoxus is not quite the right explanation..:)