this video brought me tears of sadness and happiness at the same time, im almost 3 yrs post transplant and very thankful to be still here but at the same time im scared of what can happen, i hope and wish i make it to many years of life
@imdakid97 Yup. I took a public speaking course in college, and the professor told us to always pay attention to how many times people say "uh" while they speak. Its amazing how silly we sound sometimes, lol.
people please don't comment on this saying rude gestures people been studying how to do this for about 60 years really hard they deserve respect for that.
I love watching these videos...just watching them save a life feels extraordinary. I can only imagine how the doctor himself feels every time he accomplishes a surgery as detailed and sensitive as these ones. Always wanted to be a CT surgeon but just the number of years made me choose to be an RN instead lol. So I give a lot of credit to people like these who contribute a great portion of their lives to make great differences like these. kudos!
@maxdeleon ummm, I guess they connect the blood vessels and artheries and turn off the bypass. Maybe they shock it too, idk, I'm no doctor, just guessing.
@sesespupytes Going to be a heart doctor... you mean a cardiologist? A cardiac surgeon? Just an FYI, not to discourage you... Don't bother, I am in medical school and it sucks being a doctor.
Random question,does anything happen when those doctors are just cutting up parts of the insides of the guy?as in the doctor is just cutting up like some sort of paper like muscle from the body and removing it.
@peelikeafather there are artificial hearts and assist devices(LVAD) thought these will only keep you alive for about 2 years sometimes more sometimes less.
being a cardiac surgeon in India is waay Easier , finish Highschool with physics , che m and biology . Appear for CET ,, score above 180/200 . Enter MBBS ( bachelor in Medicine and surgery ) 4 yrs. then go for post graduation . M.S (masters in surgery) ,,choose your field... and here we go ...
@TheYesManProductions someone is not REALLY dead until the brain waves stop.when they take the heart out, they usually have o machine pumping for them so they don't make a mistake from rushing9(or so it would seem what they would do, put you on a machine)
@superfoxmode10 finish high school, take biology in high school, human anatomy and physiology, zooology, you can do the nursing program and that will beneficial for you, then you go to college for four years undergrad,important to take classes such as anatomy and physiology, molecular cell biology, etc, after 4 years you take an MCAT and score at least a 24, then medical school for 4-6 years to study medicine, after that you go to ur specialty (heart surgery), working along side a doctor 2-3yrs.
@jonathanspan Yes. Heart is independant of the nervous system. There is just the sympathic or the parasympathic nervous system (autonomic nervous system) who stimulate or inhibate heart rate.
I am 5 years post transplant patient, and I am happy to see that we are able to see what really happened to us when we got transplanted. I wonder if Montefiore Hospital is performing second time transplant. Here in FL we have a couple people got their second heart and are doing excellent! I my case so far I am felling so good that I do not think I would need a second one anytime soon!
@carlward1234 hey all I wish you good..My brother also wears a pump at all and he is waiting for a donor heart! And we live in Germany..Here you find a hospital that is the second or 3 best times and there was a 9 Hähriges girl..she also had a LVAD..She did me so sorry..Thus,a large pump..Recently I sawa little girl she is 3 years old and its pump is greater thanks..So LVAD..So my brother is waiting on a heart.He has this pump:
I am also amazed by how far science has brought us. The only difference is that, unlike a lot of the commentators on this video, I do know how to spell correctly. Oh, and English isn't even my first language.
I have always asked my Doctors to let me see a video like this ,I had a transplant 2 years ago . Aug 27 ,08 At age 48 . I dont believe in the 12 year plan . I plan on at least 30 more years.. Thank god for the knowledge that he has passed on to the wonderful men and women who make this operation possible
I'm 15 and I'm amazing by this. I really really want to go to medical school and work with how the Heart functions and the body. But it would be my like during a transplant to forget to put something back haha because I forget stuff really fast. :D
I'm 16, hoping to go to medical school in 2 years :D the human body really is amazing, and I would love to be a doctor:) not so sure about being a surgeon though:)
i am do this 3 yrs ago at UCLA hospital. Everything came out good. I can play golf 3 ( 18 holes) time a week. but just alot of pills and alot of caution. For the people that have to go under this surgery just a bit of exercise to keep you new heart healthy and watch out what you eat.
most of the time you smell your own breath because of the face mask you wear, but when they cauterize it smells like burned flesh. you get used to that smell after a while.
@cpmc1 I received a new heart in november 2007. To answer your question from what I understood from my Cardiologist. In theory it is possible but after so many years of taking immunosupressiva it is more likely that your body is not fit enough to undergo a heavy operation again. I know 2 cases in which a new heart was inplanted after more than 15 years.
@alex44our hey i have a couple of questions this one might sound dumb but how do you feel now 3 years afterward? and are you able to do physical activities such as jog or run? and how long did it take you to recover after the surgery was done? i would appreciate it if you responded but if not i wish you the best of health
I am 21 and have severe cardiomyopothy and an a LVAD until a donor heart becomes available for me. Its truly amazing what these people can do, and i respect them so much.
I watched an open heart surgery at school at first it was gross and I think I will vomit but somehow later I was amazed of the parts. I need to watched some videos of this kind because I want to be a vet
My dads a cardiovascular surgeon and I got to watch a heart transplant from up in a gallery. It was amazing! I want to be a surgeon some day but I'd like to be a neuro surgeon instead.
this video brought me tears of sadness and happiness at the same time, im almost 3 yrs post transplant and very thankful to be still here but at the same time im scared of what can happen, i hope and wish i make it to many years of life
hazeleyes0701 2 days ago
after watching this i am confident i can perform this surgery myself
LOSTCASEOFAHUMAN 3 days ago
Three Words "OMG!" I am traumatized lol.
AngeIord 5 days ago
0:00
CatLover775 1 week ago
"There is nothing like the organ that God gave us." : )
bobblehead101101 2 weeks ago
Did he say "sexy" at 0:33:12 ?!?!?!
thund3rd3v1l 2 weeks ago
these docs really have STEEL BALLS ..
God Bless DOCS.
ujgilani 3 weeks ago
My uncle is getting a heart transplant this morning... Thanks for posting!
0katykate0 1 month ago
interesting but queasy
efedude77 1 month ago
Can you stop for the tape for a second?
jetblack297 1 month ago
Its fun to count how many times that one guy says "uh"
imdakid97 1 month ago
@imdakid97 Yup. I took a public speaking course in college, and the professor told us to always pay attention to how many times people say "uh" while they speak. Its amazing how silly we sound sometimes, lol.
Cheese71 3 weeks ago
Trauma Team Brought me here, i don't know why.
jordanserg31 1 month ago
people please don't comment on this saying rude gestures people been studying how to do this for about 60 years really hard they deserve respect for that.
baskethooper14 2 months ago
I'm so glad you posted this. I have to perform one of these tomorrow, and I have no idea what I am doing.
plasticbarf 2 months ago
@plasticbarf lol, wouldn't wanna be the one you cutting :DD
Damaruth 2 months ago
@plasticbarf o.O lol!
MsGodluver 1 month ago
these people talk tooo much...
coolblue51919 2 months ago
@coolblue51919 no, they just say um too much (which is worrying)
terminalify 2 months ago
Baboons are not the closests its pigs that are supposed to be used for heart transplants
thefirstmable 2 months ago
thats great...and i am going to do that....i love this.....
tilllf 3 months ago
@tilllf yes its really very tasty
ulkord 1 month ago
nice
waverip3rs 3 months ago
11:43 for the surgery....
RossGella4Eva 3 months ago
@RossGella4Eva thanks
kraMacdx16 3 months ago
Doctors r the second god...
chandank88 3 months ago
I love watching these videos...just watching them save a life feels extraordinary. I can only imagine how the doctor himself feels every time he accomplishes a surgery as detailed and sensitive as these ones. Always wanted to be a CT surgeon but just the number of years made me choose to be an RN instead lol. So I give a lot of credit to people like these who contribute a great portion of their lives to make great differences like these. kudos!
anii808 3 months ago
How does the new heart start to pump?
maxdeleon 4 months ago
@maxdeleon ummm, I guess they connect the blood vessels and artheries and turn off the bypass. Maybe they shock it too, idk, I'm no doctor, just guessing.
shelteringshade 3 months ago
My 13 year old cousin just had a heart transplant last night. Went well :)
KillerAJ 4 months ago
Like , If u don't feel grose bout this , you can just watch it while ur eating ... ;)
I'm 14 years old , And I'm going to be a heart doctor ... Wish me luck :)
sesespupytes 4 months ago
@sesespupytes Wish the best!
KardinalGirl 4 months ago
@sesespupytes Going to be a heart doctor... you mean a cardiologist? A cardiac surgeon? Just an FYI, not to discourage you... Don't bother, I am in medical school and it sucks being a doctor.
XxLawlcatxX 4 months ago
@sesespupytes Dont be discouraged. I'm in med school too, it is awesome. Good luck! :)
1akrof 3 months ago
very cool!
mycast11 4 months ago
I'm in love. I'm applying to med school this year. OMG!!! I really hope I get in so I can become a surgeon in the future.
093darkknight 5 months ago
@093darkknight good luck to you.
kobe24mvp90 4 months ago
I can't wait to become a heart surgeon.
frostiygaming 5 months ago
@Thanosandandy2 yes isn't it amazing?
gambit54321ryan 5 months ago
Thumbs up if you were eating while watching this!
papicock69 5 months ago
shure whold be scary if one of the doctors whold vomit on that...
karjala55 5 months ago
@karjala55 why would they?
seeker161 4 months ago
Random question,does anything happen when those doctors are just cutting up parts of the insides of the guy?as in the doctor is just cutting up like some sort of paper like muscle from the body and removing it.
HIM666dark6light 5 months ago
really amazing
btonyxy 5 months ago
so the guy dies and then comes back to life?!
Thanosandandy2 6 months ago
Very interesting
TheAshaeallday 6 months ago
Just aboutbfell asleepwarxhing this
hikerdude4000 6 months ago
Dr. D'Alessandro, for the record IVC delivers blood to the RA not LA.
amine2086 6 months ago
damn this is the moment i realized that i have seriously been to lazy on high school...
2nyloveHB 6 months ago
magicians
MrRorieWhite 7 months ago
fantastic work done by these people ,real team work :)
badslabber 7 months ago
I seriously just threw up, this is why I am now in engineering school.
MeestaBojangles 7 months ago
@MeestaBojangles same
MrMarzialista92 6 months ago
O.O
pkingisfunz 7 months ago
Screw musicians and athletes,heart surgeons are my true heroes.They should be paid more than fucking justin bieber
HIM666dark6light 7 months ago
@HIM666dark6light definitely
TimelessFTW 7 months ago
patient is kept alive during operation by HLM its haert-lung-machine
gurjyotnanda18 7 months ago
how do you not die ..
jhamonkey 7 months ago
GREAT DR DANIEL
amirfromspain 8 months ago
the second guy dsnt stop saying erm..erm..erm
Akleloki 8 months ago
why not just get a machine instead of a heart and lungs to live longer? ;)
AbominatorOnRS 8 months ago
@AbominatorOnRS because they have not invented machinical lungs and heart.
peelikeafather 8 months ago
@peelikeafather there are artificial hearts and assist devices(LVAD) thought these will only keep you alive for about 2 years sometimes more sometimes less.
anqqn 6 months ago
i have seen this because i had a liver transplant
rosiieluv24 8 months ago
being a cardiac surgeon in India is waay Easier , finish Highschool with physics , che m and biology . Appear for CET ,, score above 180/200 . Enter MBBS ( bachelor in Medicine and surgery ) 4 yrs. then go for post graduation . M.S (masters in surgery) ,,choose your field... and here we go ...
sabah2177 8 months ago
when the heart gets taken out of the body is the patient still alive or is he dead for a little while
TheYesManProductions 9 months ago
@TheYesManProductions someone is not REALLY dead until the brain waves stop.when they take the heart out, they usually have o machine pumping for them so they don't make a mistake from rushing9(or so it would seem what they would do, put you on a machine)
Amberblaze223 8 months ago
Very impressive doctors. I am 14 and wish to be a cardio surgeon. What sort of studies would you need to be a cardio surgeon?
superfoxmode10 9 months ago
@superfoxmode10 finish high school, take biology in high school, human anatomy and physiology, zooology, you can do the nursing program and that will beneficial for you, then you go to college for four years undergrad,important to take classes such as anatomy and physiology, molecular cell biology, etc, after 4 years you take an MCAT and score at least a 24, then medical school for 4-6 years to study medicine, after that you go to ur specialty (heart surgery), working along side a doctor 2-3yrs.
justmeduhfull 8 months ago
Everyone of you deserves to be very very rich.
ahmedalian 9 months ago
a year and a half ago i had a heart transplant! no rejection ether! :D
5applepie 9 months ago
Did the heart survive surgery or did it died?
Hollywood1898 10 months ago
@Hollywood1898 I highly doubt that they would be able to show this video if the recipient had died, but i do not know 100 %
KristianAugustine 10 months ago
the heart has many veins inside of it is it?
trismarz24 10 months ago
AMAZING, great job!
radopap2 10 months ago
So the new heart works without being physically connected to the nervous system?
jonathanspan 10 months ago
@jonathanspan Yes. Heart is independant of the nervous system. There is just the sympathic or the parasympathic nervous system (autonomic nervous system) who stimulate or inhibate heart rate.
JMicki 10 months ago
this doctor with dark heir is so fucking hot!!!!
abdull7449 11 months ago
I wish you would put *all* your surgeries on line (in full length, not just 2 or 6 minutes of it). BUT WHAT EVER YOU POST IS GREAT! <3
xxxpuppylovinxxx 11 months ago
thumbs up if you watched all this!!
23armyfreak 11 months ago
thank you... i learn a lots!!
I'm medical student
i have to watch a lots
i do learn something here..
lianL6 11 months ago
Never had a transplant and I'm no medical student - just really curious on how they can actually make it happen.
theakstonsrock 11 months ago
I am 5 years post transplant patient, and I am happy to see that we are able to see what really happened to us when we got transplanted. I wonder if Montefiore Hospital is performing second time transplant. Here in FL we have a couple people got their second heart and are doing excellent! I my case so far I am felling so good that I do not think I would need a second one anytime soon!
ogomez80 1 year ago
@carlward1234 hey all I wish you good..My brother also wears a pump at all and he is waiting for a donor heart! And we live in Germany..Here you find a hospital that is the second or 3 best times and there was a 9 Hähriges girl..she also had a LVAD..She did me so sorry..Thus,a large pump..Recently I sawa little girl she is 3 years old and its pump is greater thanks..So LVAD..So my brother is waiting on a heart.He has this pump:
24MrsBeautiful 1 year ago
if i could it to someone i love, i will
NICHA510541 1 year ago
very cool
InsightVidya 1 year ago
Wow I went through this myself in Aug 08 Tryed to get video of my own transplant.
Was told that they dont do videos .Had a LVAD installed first ,59 days later got the call . Thank God Every Day For My 2nd Life.
carlward1234 1 year ago
@carlward1234
How about you thank the Doctors that peformed the surgery?
sfweo234 11 months ago
@sfweo234 YEs indeed, thanks to the doctors here in Holland, my father still allives!!
Mautjuh15 10 months ago
I am also amazed by how far science has brought us. The only difference is that, unlike a lot of the commentators on this video, I do know how to spell correctly. Oh, and English isn't even my first language.
mybreakindawn 1 year ago
I'm 16 and this very fascinating I'm planning to enter medical school. I would love to help people!
jeremXkilla 1 year ago
It's amazing how long the old heart continues to beat during the surgery.
I did know my heart was so big. How do they keep the stiches from leaking?
abh8765 1 year ago
@abh8765 They use a type of suture called a purse string suture.
cardio4life 9 months ago
33:13 did he say "the exciting, sexy part of the heart transplantation"? is this suppose to be a professional webcast?
CaminDaR 1 year ago
amazing video! Thanks for uploading and sharing it!
ruiforuifo 1 year ago
I have always asked my Doctors to let me see a video like this ,I had a transplant 2 years ago . Aug 27 ,08 At age 48 . I dont believe in the 12 year plan . I plan on at least 30 more years.. Thank god for the knowledge that he has passed on to the wonderful men and women who make this operation possible
carlward1234 1 year ago
wow this is amazing im 13 but i want to do this so badly
JJB2KMaster 1 year ago
I'm 15 and I'm amazing by this. I really really want to go to medical school and work with how the Heart functions and the body. But it would be my like during a transplant to forget to put something back haha because I forget stuff really fast. :D
shutupjonae69 1 year ago
I'm 16, hoping to go to medical school in 2 years :D the human body really is amazing, and I would love to be a doctor:) not so sure about being a surgeon though:)
nicecat999 1 year ago
@nicecat999 you can't just go to med school after high school...you need a degree first
renthead3593 1 year ago
I'm 14 years old and I'm amazed by this! I'm soooo gunna be a heart surgeon when I'm older!
elezlushaj 1 year ago
@elezlushaj hope you do good :D
pspmastergame 1 year ago
woah.
OiParker 1 year ago
Amazing videos im 15 years old and this was amazing thanks you guys
salpicon333 1 year ago
i am do this 3 yrs ago at UCLA hospital. Everything came out good. I can play golf 3 ( 18 holes) time a week. but just alot of pills and alot of caution. For the people that have to go under this surgery just a bit of exercise to keep you new heart healthy and watch out what you eat.
bum2003 1 year ago
They are gods, in my opinion. Great persons doing a greta job!!
igler93 1 year ago
i am kinda curious wat does it smell like when you are doing surgery
gregrory89 1 year ago
@gregrory89
i work in surgery so:
most of the time you smell your own breath because of the face mask you wear, but when they cauterize it smells like burned flesh. you get used to that smell after a while.
greets from germany
mRhOrSt 1 year ago
how do they keep blood from going everywhere. do they cauterize it?
TheGow1pro 1 year ago
@TheGow1pro They drain the excess blood and redistribute it to the patient when it's needed.
Most of the time, blood loss doesn't matter as the Heart is the number one blood pump of the body.
WarrenAch 1 year ago
my friend had to do this
deehass17 1 year ago
david d'alessandro italian origin?great italy on the world i am honorated ! from italy thanks grazie a tutti gli italiani in america
71lupenzo710 1 year ago
how long would one of these surguries take?
thesimer2 1 year ago
@thesimer2 Around 2 hours,1h30 if everything goes well and if the transplant surgeon knows what he's doing.
WarrenAch 1 year ago
@thesimer2 like 4 or 6 hours.It depends
barco10001 1 year ago
After the 10 - 12 years, theorecticaly can the person get another heart transplant to lengthen the amount of years the person has left?
cpmc1 1 year ago
@cpmc1 I received a new heart in november 2007. To answer your question from what I understood from my Cardiologist. In theory it is possible but after so many years of taking immunosupressiva it is more likely that your body is not fit enough to undergo a heavy operation again. I know 2 cases in which a new heart was inplanted after more than 15 years.
alex44our 1 year ago
@alex44our hey i have a couple of questions this one might sound dumb but how do you feel now 3 years afterward? and are you able to do physical activities such as jog or run? and how long did it take you to recover after the surgery was done? i would appreciate it if you responded but if not i wish you the best of health
b7ray32 1 year ago
I am 21 and have severe cardiomyopothy and an a LVAD until a donor heart becomes available for me. Its truly amazing what these people can do, and i respect them so much.
D0dg3yBoi 1 year ago
@D0dg3yBoi You're going to die.
watAnonymouse 1 year ago
@watAnonymouse So are you. Painfully, if Karma has its way.
shawnml1972 1 year ago
My life's dream goal is to do a heart transplant. Oh my gosh I can save a life one day!
Pepcheerio 1 year ago
Amazing truly amazing!
tonybhoy96 1 year ago
I watched an open heart surgery at school at first it was gross and I think I will vomit but somehow later I was amazed of the parts. I need to watched some videos of this kind because I want to be a vet
Ivanlamperouge 1 year ago
i cant breath while wtaching this uhhhhhhh gasp!!
jenn1ifer 1 year ago
they r the time lords
hvhkl 1 year ago
My dads a cardiovascular surgeon and I got to watch a heart transplant from up in a gallery. It was amazing! I want to be a surgeon some day but I'd like to be a neuro surgeon instead.
vMiinty 1 year ago
great job doctors !!! awsome video
bartek280 1 year ago
yeah....nice work doctors....!!!
abattoirea 1 year ago
I also am a heart transplant patient and am really amazed that I went through all of this and am still alive almost 8 years later.
arprieta 1 year ago
@arprieta i wish you the best : )
vbox8 1 year ago
@arprieta thats really great,= so hows your heart mine is going fine its been 4 years
66gamer 1 year ago
my dad has same condition but he cant afford the implant. how much is the diffrence between the real heart and artificial? please respond
oversholder 1 year ago
artificial is way more
MARINE0609 1 year ago
Wow I had a heart transplant and it's amazing that I'm alive. Great job doctors
66gamer 2 years ago
wow ... that's realy intressting!
good job !
Miyu1020 2 years ago
Amazing job by amazing doctors.
Tockwork 2 years ago
Awesome video :)
annamolly41 2 years ago
YAY!!!! I've been trying to find this video!! now I can watch it on the go!!
alexrocks101 3 years ago