Heart Attack Test

[emizaelfrancisco]

I'm having pains on the left side of my chest and in my left arm, I will check with the Dr. today.

[uvh2o]

It will also make a few more Jewish doctors a bit more richer at the expense of those that can ill afford the procedure, well done doctors!!

[adam1611]

when he takes sulphurhexafloride he gonna sound like a normal person...

[xetlive]

I thought I had a heart attack 2 years ago and I went straight to the hospital... They took my blood and checked for some chemical that is visible for, i think, 24 hours, IF you had a heart attack. They said I had some type of weird electrical malfunction that might never happen again. Then they billed me $4500. Then I had the heart attack, lol. j/k

[BinkieMcFartnuggets]

This could end that agonizing month long wait while the hospital tests to see if you're having a heart attack or not.

[fleetfooted]

Doogie Howser! :)

[ZauXz]

incredible! this will save lives!

[16SKB]

whoaaa lot of helium in the examining room

[thebna89]

Haha yeah

[lkjkorn19]

The doctor's voice makes me think of Man Stroke Woman's sketch "new boy in the kitchen". haha

[SauronsEye]

The test came from the technique of killing the patient for a while, so the excess heart muscle dies and this makes your heart work better.

It would be interesting to have heard the conversation when the new ("kill em, to make 'em better") technique was first suggested, as it doesn't seem the logical thing to do.

The logical thing, it would seem with an over large heart is to cut away the excess muscle or give a new one.

[UtubeUser786786]

great

[Sceptile24]

the doctor sounds like a kid

[badboiflip]

I think he had too much helium when he was a kid. iDunno

[JaksProductions]

oeh noes im guna get a hart atak rite now

[bmw123321]

OHNOES i'm gonna die

[teemuruskeepaa]

Thanks for calling it a technique, not a technology, which is overused by commercial world

[AlkaVirus]

thats very good. keep it going guys

[gothyke]

nice

[megadethqc]

Whoa