I really appreciate this video, a lot of informations If you watch this video (7.24min), you will realize that the tip of the catheter should be placed in the middle of right atrium as recommended by almost all societies of Nephrology around the world. Placing the tip in the atrium is crucial for assuring a great flow of 200 to 300 ml/ min and supporting high negative pressure during dialysis. Thank you for all you do in promoting medical education Professor Bouaggad.A Darsalam clinic of Casablanca Morocco

Best chest radiology channel on youtube. Keep the hard work up.

Amazing as always. Thank you. Looking forward to your next video.

Beautiful presentation and to the point.

Great lecture! Thank you!

Great lecture!

You are great! THANKS! future CCM fellow here

Excellent presentation. Thanx

Thank you so much your information😊

Thank you so much Dr Rishi

GREAT video!!

Great video as always! Have you considered a video on abnormal thoracic air collections (other than pneumothorax)? They seem common in covid, but I cannot find any video that goes into detail of the radiological appearance (plain film or CT). I believe it would be helpful and popular in these times for non-radiologists and trainees. I view on mobile but usually with screen rotated, so vertical is a new experience.

@ThoracicRadiology

3 жыл бұрын

That's a great idea. I'll see if I can put something together

Thank u for sharing knowledge

Thank you thank you dr!

Excellent thanks!

wonderfull sir

Excellent

superb

Very helpful

Sir... Plzz do a video on lateral chest x-ray.. Thank you so much sir

great video!

@ThoracicRadiology

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Legend

Very well done I just wish the pictures where closer so easier to see.

Just in time for my thoracic rotation.

NICE

I am a picc/icu nurse, I have a patient with a picc line , tip lies around bracheocepalic/ subclavian vein , doc said to keep it and use is it as a peripheral line ,? Is this a good practice or it should be pulled out .?

@ThoracicRadiology

3 жыл бұрын

I would say it is probably fine to use (if you are not infusing TPN or chemo) until a replacement can be placed. In that position, there is less "purchase" in the SVC, so I would be worried that it could flip up into the jug or coil back on itself. If a line is needed but you need something a bit more long term than a peripheral, you may also consider a midline.

@jerinveliyath

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThoracicRadiology thank you, that make sense.

Thanks alot for your great job sir I wanna ask you about other modules can I get a KZread channel or something like that

Goodday My son's "lung collapsed" on the rugby field while playing a match.. he is 16 years old. He got a tube put into he's lung in the ER, but he's lung didn't rise, so they operated 2 days later, also because he's lung got worse. The doctor first told us it was a spontaneous collapsed lung, but after the operation he said he can't explain it, he couldn't find a bleb. While operating, the doctor and anesthetist blow or push, or something like that and a lot of mucus came out.. where, they couldn't tell me. And then he's lung blew up to normal. Questions 1) Where did the mucus come from and where did it go out? 2) Is it possible that he was sick and that is why it happened in the first place? 3) What is the possibility of it happening again? 4) What can we do to prevent it from happening again? 5) Can he play rugby, how long after surgery and will everything be back like to before it happened?

I slept lastnight and while I was sleeping I felt my left lung collapse like a deflated ballon and I had to jump Up and breathe in for it to inflate again What do you think it is Doc?

How do you make such vedios..are you using any software

@ThoracicRadiology

Жыл бұрын

I made this video with an ipad and an apple pencil. The software on the ipad was procreate and recorded with QuickTime.

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