Bypass Surgery

[skywalker981]

I have some questions about the heart disease and the surgery also.

1) Why the atherosclerosis hapen to the coronary arteries. I'm asking that because the coronary arteries are working for the heart all the time unlike the other parts of the body like legs and hands.

2) how tight the arteries at the sewing order not to lose blood?

3) The arteries that been bypassed are still in the same position to the heart or we remove them. If they remain are they still working or they are dead?

[lolippi]

There zero (0) evidence of a greater being/god, and there are lots of proof that people have made up gods to fit their needs. ANYONE would agree that at least 99% of gods are made up, except your own of course :).

[griz1021]

Didn't god create man? Just sayin

[exstudent1]

lolippi, don't want to burst your bubble but, how do you know what God is capable of, that you are able to compare god and human? I mean, in order to compare A and B, you need to know the characteristic of A and characteristic of B first.

[lolippi]

Humans can do far greater things than any God could.

[ivietalism]

@lolippi God gave us brains to invent things and we help ourselves :)

[mirfan1412]

@lolippi just see compare the size of heart machine made by human and made by God.

is it still your argument about Human and man.

sometime we didn't have capabilities of thinking up to that level about what we are giving our argument.

Hopefully you take this in a positive way

[TheStudentParadox]

That was the most extraordinary thing I've ever seen.

[beirutvet1983]

My Dad had this and died 3 months later.

[theapocilip]

Nasty

[misscara15]

My grandad is going in for a quadrauple bypass in 15 minutes - my god guide him safely through what looks like such a scary yet amazing surgery ....

[livelifegood0618]

i hope that in a few years i will be able to preform miracles like the that. i truly admire and are grateful that there are people in this world who dedicate their lives to help save people.

[iluvamedic]

hey now lets not forget the trained surgical techs who help em out

[KJT922010T]

My Uncle had a quadruple bypass today, He is fine tired and in pain but he is fine.

[OblivionFailz]

My grandfather had this surgery about 4 maybe 5 weeks ago. The man who did his surgery was actually the man who did the first heart transplant in Europe. Everyone in my family was worried about him except me. I didn't care because I knew he'd make it through just fine. I could've put money on it. Now that bastard just needs to eat some cheerios. You know, the commericial?

[bigbobby41352]

I am a 41 year old male,received the news that I needed by-pass surgery in 2006

and was to scared,after having my surgery I would recomened that you due exactly as told and this seems to be a normal procedure. I came out of recovery at 1m was up walking by 5:30pm same day.thanks to Leesburg Regional Hospital in Leesburg,Fl.

[BobDoleNSatanRmyniGz]

So arteries can be sewn?

[beergut111]

Cleveland clinic is the best place for any type of heart operation.

[Wetlabtraining]

Thanks for uploading this, if your interested in Bypass surgery have a look at my videos, you can see each step to a CABG operation really clearly on a still porcine heart

[superspeed3308]

I don't see surgical gloves....41 sec.. are they wearing gloves in the second 41?

[Hickeydog2365]

@superspeed3308 They have gloves on. Looks at the sleeves. You can clearly see the cuffs of the gloves over top of the gowns.

[TheCatvin]

wonderful job!!! these ppl are the real heros!!! god bless them all !!!!

[Steve43680]

I found this interesting as Iaam having this very operation very soon. I am 48 yrs old not overwieght reasonably fit , dont smoke and drink alcohol very little. So this type of thing does not escape anyone.. Steve ( Aust ) Aug 2011

[emgee96]

I want to be a surgeon so bad. I'm only a teen, but these videos and reading help alot. Thank you. :)

[eljemaily]

at 37 I had a double bypass operation and when I watch this I realise how amazing and talented these doctors are. This operation changed my life to the best by almost 100%...thank you all doctors out there.

[vinishdo]

Aww geez, ya see one bypass, ya seen um all. Routine. lol

I'm kidding. I had a triple five years ago. Still can't believe I'm alive. Isn't this so interesting???

(no wonder my chest hurt so much afterwards...lol)

[elmetalico213]

i don't feel well when i see this kind of videos.human body open wide..

[theresaandbill]

on 4/27/2011 dr. andrews in st. joes hospital did double by-pass on me and i owe him my life

[16redlions]

real life miracles are found inside the operating room and people who experienced the greatest miracle in life are the patients who went under the knife. I'm an OR nurse in a private hospital here in the Philippines, and i am a witness of those miracles in this world.

[TheFr1ch]

Thanks for the tutorial. My neighbor is still alive PHew!

[futureworksexpress]

im a 30 year old who just had double bypass 6 weeks ago. this is a powerful video. I needed to see this. anybody looking for a support group check out inspire.com it has helped me very much to have others to talk to and read about.

[gorgonnogrog]

at 47 i had six bypass in aug 2010 it is truly a wonder and i thank all the doctors who saved my life

[indierock1231]

im 13 and looking at the comments i see that lots of people watching this are medical students and peole who have had the surgery but im just watching it because i am interested! i know my friends dont understand me either!!!

[CPSEmiliSkoolCaptain]

How risky is this procedure? My 65 year old Nan is having it done in a couple days. I'm so scared. :(

[surfkarrier17]

I am resident applying for neurosurgery but I can tell this guy is awesome at bypass

[mmmbad]

This is a fascinating video. It's truly a miracle what these doctors can do to save lives and/or improve the quality of life for so many. God bless them!

[alexdehnel]

how come the mammary artery/coronary artery join doesn't get blocked by a clot? surely by cutting the coronary artery to insert the mammary artery the trauma/revealing the collagen fibres the clotting cascade will be triggered and a clot will form and occlude the artery? i guess they give anticoagulants/antiplatelets..­. but wouldn't that cause bleeding and poor healing?

[TheOhiobuzzard]

And I survived quad bypass...how? Incredible!

[nikos2324]

@66jesko i doubt u have CAD (coronary artery disease). the pain due to CAD lasts 3-5 minutes (acute CAD maybe more than 15mins), is triggered usually by emotional or physical stress) and is not affected by breathing or coughing. analgesics dont help aleviate the pain. the way u describe it i guess u have a contusio (due to sport injury maybe) or worse case senario a fractured rib.

2. after a bypass surgery one should avoid emotional and physical stress for the rest of his life...

[66jesko]

Hey youtube, i have a question hopefully someone has an intelligent response. I am currently in the process of joining the army, i leave for basic april 25th. I've been having some pain in my upper right chest and it hurts to breath in deep and cough. I was wondering what this might be i did a little bit of reading and heard it might be a blocked artery that would require a bypass. I was just wondering if it is still possible to be active, running/jumping after this surgery. Thanks.

[alexdehnel]

@66jesko the fact that it's worse on deep breathing sounds to me like it's something to do with the lungs, rather than the heart, but i'm not a qualified doctor! (i'm a medical student, so this is only my thoughts, not anything official you can rely on! if you're worried see a real doctor) is it worse on exercise? does the pain radiate anywhere? how old are you? how long has it been going on for? have you done anything that could have caused muscle strain? do you get reflux/heart burn?

[66jesko]

@alexdehnel everthing is better now. i think i just took to much robitussin and my body didnt like it, the pain stayed for a good 2 weeks but is gone now. no examination or anything breathing is all regular w/o pain, last time i do that ever

[jzcd7d]

She is ok,now,but she can't speak now,she is recovering,I'm so happy,happy,happy!

[jzcd7d]

thanks leviful.Today will be the day...I have headache already,but I trust in God,so He knows that I need her so badly

[dwegan5750]

I am 39 and on November 8th I had a triple bypass. I would like to thank the staff of Ocean Springs Hospital and Dr. Richard Eubanks, for giving me the gift of a long healthy life. God Bless you all and have a great Christmas!

[besbes89]

I HOPE TO BE SURGEON

[astronut333]

I was 44 years old when I had my quintuple bypass surgery. It literally saved my life and extented it for god knows how long. But I`ll be grateful for everyday I get to spend with my loved ones. A special thanks to the doctors that perform these miracles everyday. You are all truely amazing.

[jzcd7d]

my mother is 51 years old,and she needs this operation,she has diabetis too,I'm so scared...what if she dies???Now she is in hospital,waiting...

I'm going crazyyy

Can YOU tell me more about this...Oh God,please have mercy !!!

[leviful]

@jzcd7d

hi,

ma father underwent the same situation with diabetes. yes, there's a risk in doin so. but not doin will take her away from u in a split second with a silent attack. he is 54 yrs & he got two cardiac arrests two days after the surgery, but just now i came home after taking his lunch... dnt worry just pray, its hard but trust me its the best thing to do to save her life.... wish her speedy recovery...

[xilovelosers]

This makes me want to be a surgen even more

[TheoIsMagic]

@xilovelosers Then you should consider learning how to spell "surgeon" first.

[aftab5887]

my husband was 41 year old and he had a bypass surgery last year and this year in oct he had a engograpy and he past away on the table oh my GOD i need to know how its happen and i need to know y dr didnot tell me before that it could b happen during this

[sabo123321]

@aftab5887

So sorry to read about what happened to your husband. My Dad had this procedure done on Monday and he said that he barely felt anything. He found out that he"ll need surgery. But tomorrow he will find out exactly what needs to be done. I'm so worried.

[aftab5887]

my husband had a normal engography in month of oct and he past away on the table i m wondering how it happen i need to to know coz it was normal thing Dr said

[ProblemLol]

Im 42 had a quadruple bypass--didnt smoke , drink--just genetics

[ghostgoggles]

Thank you for posting this video. I am sure that so many people will feel a need to see this - perhaps late at night, alone, and it really beginning to hit home as to what a heart attack is, whilst waiting (whether in wee small hours of wakefulness or just generally, for days) for it to all go ahead. When hubby was being kept in hosp. having discovered he had diabetes, it was different - just different. Thank you again. jm Australia

[fpopee]

@ghostgoggles at 4:00am tomorrow it wiil be one year since i was awakened in the middle of the night with a heart attack(45 yrs old)...wife called ambulance and Dr. Sang Park did quadruple bypass..and saved my life!! this vid may be hard to watch but damn,, it works i cry when i see this but man..........................i­ts good to be alive!

[WATCHTHISSTUPIDVIDEO]

I ALSO HAD BYPASS SURGERY BUT DIED ON THE TABLE:(

[perogol99]

@WATCHTHISSTUPIDVIDEO

it ok dude..

at least u had try ur best..

[MrStephen627]

@WATCHTHISSTUPIDVIDEO

you have to dumbass

[bluff7292]

my dad had surgery like this, he was 43 at the time, its great to know how they did it!

@szqsk that may be for some people, but sometimes no matter what you do you can't avoid a heart attack. my dad had 2 less than a year apart, and no one saw it coming, not even his doctors. but those are great ways to try and avoid one.

[bluff7292]

my dad had surgery like this, he was 43 at the time, its great to know how they did it! 

[carlosmcd100]

@bluff722 I had quaddruple bypass on june actually I feel very good, how I never had any heart problems that is because God is All powerful, God bless's to Dr. Macklein and Yokohama of Centinela Hospital in Inglewood, CA.

[carlosmcd100]

@bluff722 I had quadruple bypass on june actually I feel very good, how I never had any heart problems that is because God is All powerful, God bless's to Dr. Macklein and Yokohama of Centinela Hospital in Inglewood, CA.

[carlosmcd100]

@bluff7922 I had quadruple bypass on june actually I feel very good, how I never had any heart problems that is because God is All powerful, God bless's to Dr. Macklein and Yokohama of Centinela Hospital in Inglewood, CA.

[stellaras1995]

DO you still say technology ruined the world???

[meherbjelly]

My mom is gong to have bypass surgery and i'm pretty scared about it she is 70 years old and i heard woman are more at risk than men fro having this surgery.Can someone please give me some good advice o how to handle it.

[szqsk8]

Wanna avoid this?

Don't smoke

Lots of fresh veg

Lots of fruit, especially berries

Exercise daily

Don't smoke

[Andigangster]

@szqsk8 well said

[alnamree]

All surgeons are god himself.

[MyRedskins21]

MY WIFE HAD A QUAD. BYPASS AT THE TENDER AGE OF 42. HER RECOVERY IS EXCELLENT. SHE ONLY HAD ONE PROBLEM, THE SCARE. SHE WAS VERY EMBARRASS OF IT UNTIL I CONVINCED HER THAT IT WAS THE SCARE THAT SAVED HER LIFE. NOW SHE HAS LEARNED TO DEAL WITH IT.

[adwayland]

I had it done 4 years ago at age 43. I was walking 6 miles a day at the time and didn't even know there was a problem until I was told I had High blood pressure. Please folks, get checked and fixed if needed. I was in and out of the hospital in 3 1/2 days and back to using a chainsaw in another week. I was back to walking a mile in that week and had never felt so good. THank God for doctors and our American health care professionals. Too bad "O" is trying to ruin it.

[PZPhart]

I had quad bypass last week at 44. tough way to wakeup.

[shreyascoolest]

awesome..!!

[fpopee]

their hands are amazing!!!!!!

[zuk350]

dr trehan saved my fathers life...thx to him-dr fatima abdi

[zoel222]

That heart beating looks fucking nasty.

[ZzTechnoGeekzZ]

beore all this prevent it !!

main cause of heart attack is calcium & cholestrol

have milk in the morning

dont eat to much fried & outside food

and exersise !!!

do it and u will not suffer !!!

[fpopee]

I had quadruple bypass on dec,11th

@ 45 yrs old.This video is a testament to so many things,teamwork on the level that other occupations can only dream of.I cry when i watch this and get a feeling of overwhelming gratitude to the people who literally saved my life.These people are truly heros in a world of misplaced priorities,and superficial celebrity worship.

These people deserve their egos and recognition they are due,they truly amazing.DR.Sang Park god bless you, thank you for saving me.

[whatswrongvu]

@fpopee grats you healthy now . :D

[56dia]

They really are the heroes, and from what I have heard, most people don't express the gratitude that you have to their surgeons. God bless them, truly! They saved my husband who is not much older than you! Nurses too devote themselves to their patients and to their families and deserve recognition as well.

[cristinamarie7]

@fpopee my mom had one a couple weeks ago and she is 44! only she had a quintuple bypass(5x)

[syszone]

@fpopee u should thank God, for saving ur life they are just ppls who are doing wht they destine to do

[fpopee]

@syszone i do thank god......its one year ago today!!!!!!you are right...God gave these people the fortitude and dedication to do this.......the smarts and the brain which He gave them.. they are here for a reason...true heros.............

[syszone]

@fpopee May God keep you save and healthy, and May God bless you. i wish you have change and understand since you got second chance/life given to you by grace of God... and it is true all knowledge were given to us by God it is depend on us how we use it... either recognize it a gift from God or denied it as human evolution :)

[Fahasha]

Only few accomplish such highltraining which neds not only hard work but better part of your precuious life span u r own life living like a hermit for you patient always oncall no time for family relaxation as much as other people like him inother profession Medical study is veery expensive requires intelligence scholorship supporting and undertanding spouse children & family .Its one in mllion such exceptional human being with right combinartion of talents as mentioned come together in a dr.

[pornoslut]

@fpopee awww that was so nice =) ... god bless you too for being all better ! im sure the dr knows how thankful u are =)

[Jaleera]

@fpopee I almost cried reading this. They saved my uncle TODAY! :o)

[fpopee]

@Jaleera thank the dr.s personally......it actually does make a difference to them. good luck to your uncle!

[qwertypluss]

@fpopee Surgeons are weird for being able to cut open a body without feeling ill!

[OblivionFailz]

@qwertypluss That's because they were trained for this crap in med school.

[drdogfood]

I had a quad bypass two years ago, and it is absolutely amazing how I felt then, and feel now,...thank you Dr. Yi and others at St. Pauls in Vancouver,....every day above ground is a good one!!!!

[MrRkb12953]

Well i just had bypass surgery 11 days ago, they had me up and sitting in a chair and walking the next day. Very painful and really feel beat up but for the first time in many many years, i can go up and down stairs without feeling like i'm going to have a heart attack.

[amoralez0608]

My good friend is going to have this operation Jan 4, 2010 after having a heart attack, she is just 25 years old. God bless the amazing Dr's whom can perform this life saving surgery.

[MrQuadrupleBypass]

One day after the operation I was standing, and 2 days after I was walking. It's painful to get in and out of bed. And it's painful to think of all that was involved. My body feels used and abused.

And even tho they said there was only a 5% chance of something going wrong, it was and is a very scary thing.

[MrQuadrupleBypass]

Since I got out of the hospital, everything I do, like the first time I walked outside my house, or the first time I talked to my friends again, I tear up and cry, as I thought I'd never be able to do it again as I thought I was going to die.

[MrQuadrupleBypass]

I still can't believe I'm alive.

What an experience to have to go through.

I can't even finish watching this video.

[eddoolan]

excellent! true lifesavers

[VooDooKid6661]

This is plain amazing to be honest. I can't wait to be doing things like this. It just amazes me how this amazing little thing keeps people alive and how technology can repair it.

[zatheris]

I had this done about 6 weeks ago, very sore and bruised for a few weeks, but recovery was fairly quick. I feel much better now. I'm only 45, but I have a family history of heart disease. If anyone plans on having it done, just know that it you will feel so much better.

[afferencia]

you dont have to worry, your father will not feel it, you should be scared if he dosent get this operation.

[Carp0708]

oh my god. i just found out tonight that my father has to have this done. im so scared.

[chk428]

don't be, the survival rate is very very very high.

[zatheris]

@Carp0708 -your father will be fine-and even better after recovery.

[suzco48]

A very dear friend of mine just had a triple bypass and this video gave me a a bedside view of the procedure...

[tronnetje]

Surgeons are the true artists in this world.

[adeebaspy]

I hope to do it someday :)

[ServantofGod14]

Very good video! Thank you! I hope to be doing the same some day! :)

[jordanhall91]

i had a friend die from this, this is why im looking up this on youtube...RIP GREG KING.

[CaseRed0605]

Oh my God. I think I'm about to faint.

[sheldonknowsall]

Simply beautiful.

[snuckles108]

Yikes, this is why surgeon is not my medical of choice, I would rather work with medicine or someone who gives anesthesia to the patience doing a surgery.

[themanwiththepan]

just watching 1:10 made my chest feel funny and i know in 10 years ill need atleast a double bypass

[skirts365]

I had bad hardening of arteries with symptoms. I used the citric acid content in lemon juice in water and this eliminated the calcium build up. NO symptoms. I used 340 large lemons two daily. An aneurysm was felt in right subclavian artery. The "aescin" content in horse chestnut REPAIRED it. My results are far superior with far less expense than any invasive surgery you MD's are so GD greedy and let people die rather than know the healing power of lemons (superior to pomegranate).

[hthbxp]

Hi skirts365, can you tell me the Five Ws about how you used the described compounds to fix your bad hardening of arteries? I'm interested ! Thanks.

[vladimirsuckmeoff]

25 heart attacks??????????

[suzanobrien]

my best frieds grandma who is obiese and 92 years old and has ahd 25 heart attacks needs to get this done :-(

[BIGST0N3]

The bypass surgery is really dangerous, I heard it could kill you. I know because one of my relatives died from that

[arienanarya]

I know a woman who has three bypass since 1997. Still lives and has an active life. So...