My dad passed away due to a PE and I was only 15 at the time so I was unsure of what it was but seeing as my mom's a nurse she explained to me ... my dad had injured his ankle whilst on a walk and he didnt really move for a few days which caused the clot in his leg... I woke up in the summer holidays to find my dad collapsed in the hallway his face purrple and his breathing was laboured, we called the ambulance and they performed cpr but dad passed away inside the ambulance :( R.I.P daddy <3
I was immobilized recently by a PE, hospitalized for 11 days, and my life has been changed forever! Glad to be back home, one must be very careful about this situation! ;-)
Was that a clot ambiiusm or just a speck of food stuck kn your veins bad blood was a big transfer for earths society millions died because of the wrong shipment
my dad died on christmas day, because of a pulmonary embolism, the thrombosis was stuck on the splitting section of the pulmonary artery, everything went well in the hospital, but then a phonecall came that he had died because his heart stopped beating when he was walking back to his hospital bed. We still dont know why his heart stopped beating, maybe the thrombosis got loose or something. We're still waiting for the results of the autopsy
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Diet & Exercise. We've all heard that so many times, it sort of just becomes background noise in our daily lives. But it is still the single most beneficial treatment, affecting the most conditions and physiological systems. And it's damn near free!
yeah I had a PE in my right lung .... I dont see how you can miss the fact if you have one because is pain is so bad I seriously thought i was going to die , although this all was caused from a major surgery where I had a tumor and my left kidney removed and they sent me home way to soon with no blood thinners so I developed it pretty quick from just laying down when I should have been at least walking around in circles or something , ya know ... get that blood flowing kids!
I'm going to the doctor tomorrow evening, My pain is pretty bad but its not the biggest pain I ever had.
my right arm and hand sometimes (like now) are colder than my right arm, and the pain started friday and started bothering saturday, yesterday (sunday) it felt really bad in the evening but after a glass of wine I slept good and in the morning it was a little less. now however its gotten worsen.
Although I am worried (pretty much), I(less than)halfly believe I have it;im just 19
Hey, i hope your feeling better, there might be something that is obstructing your subclavian artery, like a cervical rib (meaning that you have an extra rib that arises from the your lower cervical vertebrae--normally not present)
I am sure your doctor will ask you to get an neck x ray to detect it. And also do a doppler and duplex on your upper extremity.
Not to worry, its curable and there is no long term affects.
hey, I went to the doctor and he said it where my rib muscles; a week before I felt any-thing, I went to the fitness since a long time, and I did the fitness too hard. So he gave me some medicine, and now I'm fine... I was, very scared thow... My dad had an amboly twice...
Btw, my pulse is the same on both sides, but ONE thing is thow, I've always had it that I have a very cold right hand and a normal right hand...
Ok! thats good your feeling better. Its only related to working out? But you need to be continuously monitoring yourself, especially because there is a history in ur family. Did your dad undergo any operations, and then developed it. Or did it just develop on its own?
my dad had it twice, and since a week, I have a feeling where I'm not shure if its in my backspine or right lung...what should I do?
even thow my dad had it twice and takes marcomar (medicine), doctors said it wasnt hereditary...but Im writing this now cuzz I just took a shower and it feels its getting like worse every 5/10 minutes.
the feeling is between my lower right scapula and my lung/lung membrane,my right arm feels like tinteling a bit and the whole feeling=like presure on my chest.
Pulmonary Embolism is what killed my Grandmother, we were at her Daughter's house one day, and just out of the blue when she sat back down after using the bathroom, she went unconscious, we got her back for a little bit, but then she went back unconscious, and then into a full blown coma, she never recovered, and died 16 day later. Doctor said it was a pulmonary embolism that traveled from a deep vein in her leg( Deep Vein Thrombosis), and lodged itself in one of her lungs, and killed her.
Very simplified, but a good representation of what happens.
Some of us are more likely to clot than others and then other 'trigger factors' can tip the balance. Hot weather and dehydration, sitting too long, and just getting older and less mobile all add to the risks.
3 yrs ago i got pulmonary emboli with 4 clots in one lung and 5 in the other and was very lucky i pulled through as i ignored the pain in my leg and by the time i was taken into hospital it was 7days after symptoms started,eventually i got better and was put on warfarin for 6 months & i was taken of and all was fine until the start of july 2010 when i felt syptoms in my leg and went straight up to hospital where they found 3 clots so now am on tinzaparin & warfarin 9mg for life
When my patients in the hospital suffer from DVT and pulmonary emboli, rarely is such lovely chamber music playing (much more often, Black Sabbath or Dio). In all seriousness, this video (although vague and strangely creepy) is at least shining a light on a huge problem, particularly in the minimally mobile hospital population. Luckily, these days protocols are usually in place to reduce risk in hospitalized patients.
@hi, i believe you are a doctor or nurse of some kind, i want to ask a question. my mom last night had this hapen to her, if we never phoned the ambulance she would of died apparently..my question is, when the hospital have got rid of this clot in her lung, is she then safe again and will live a good life? or will it keep coming bak, im scared now for her life, please give me some hope! the reason this happened also is probley because she has been laying/sitting, for 6 weeks, she broke her ankle
@acejacko23 the chances are she will be more at risk in the future because of this but she will no doubt be on warfarin for 6 months,after that it would be wise that she doesn't sit for long periods or be immobile as being active can help as well as wearing compression socks/leggings and if she feels any leg pains where no bruising can be seen or lack of breathlessness then go straight to hospital,heres hoping she will never have any more symptoms ever again good luck
DVT may result due to hypercoagulability of the blood, Venous stasis( prolonged sitting or standing) and Damage to the blood wall(injury)... One sign of a person with DVT is positive Homan's sign(pain in the calf during dorsiflexion or pain in going up the stairs)... Some management is antiembolic stockings, elevation of legs, early ambulation for postop, medications such as steroids, anticoagulants(Heparin, Warfarin) and thrombolytics...
Im pretty sure I had one of these about 5 years ago, in hospital.! I was in for surgery to have varicose veins removed and suddenly got a dreadfull pain in my chest. I was groaning in pain and the nurse was looking very worried. Its only years after i saw the symptoms when researching Warfin which I was put on 6 months later. I got dehydrated from a stomach bug abd developed a DVT. Having Varacose veins removed was a disaster for me I feel...but I was never warned about any risks.
@attackof101 It's difficult not to vegitage when the doctors tell you that you NEED TO VEGITATE to that your broken leg can heal. I try to do stretching excersizes every day and use my walker to try and move around a bit every day, but its limited
A good rule of thumb is that thrombus formation occurs in arteries at areas of turbulent blood flow or injury. Such as an aneurysm or arterial bifurcations (forks or splits).
In veins, thrombi form in areas of stasis (slow, sluggish blood flow).
Hope this helps out guys :) I know its kinda hard to understand when they dont put in any narration :p
is taking BCP is basically begging for deep vein thrombosis. Also it can be caused by sedentary lifestyle, so lack of exercise or trauma/surgery/spinal cord injury that would render you relatively immobilized.
Yes Coumadin (Warfarin) would possibly help in this scenario, but it is a vitamin K inhibitor, so the blood will run a lot thinner and wont clot as easily, so you risk bleeding into your joints and body cavities. (Interestingly, warfarin is the same substance in rat poison)
Whats being formed is a thrombus, which is basically a blood clot. There is something called "Virchow's Triad," which is a set of three factors that predispose thrombosis. 1. Endothelial damage (or damage to the inside of the vessel) 2. Stasis or turbulence of axial flow (If your blood flows too slowly or runs into areas of turbulence) 3. Hypercoagulation
These things can be caused by oral contraceptives (so ties with estrogen) and that risk is greatly increased by smoking. So a smoker who
i had p.e.(dvt), 4weeks ago, I had been treated, I continue taking walfarine 4 mlg. what ami expecting in the future and what procaution should I take?
It can happen to anyone. My PEs came from a severely torn calf muscle. I tore the muscle at the gym (I've worked out seriously for over 25-years starting in high school. It is very scary as you don't know what is happening when the symptoms start. Mine were severe breathing problems that started while hiking w/my dog. Even if you are in great shape a PE can form.
I Have two PE at the moment brought on by a severe calf tear from several months ago. I've worked-out for over 25-years (I'm 46) and tore the muscle at the gym. I ended up in the ER after several days of breathing problems and now am slowly recovering. I'm now scared of permanent lung damage.
ok guys, I had a double dvt split by about 4 months, Im on warferin to thin my blood & am fine, I cycle at least twice a week totaling around 70 - 85 mls, so dont give up enjoying life, paul
@ShinraiShinzou its not going to happen randomly, at first, your leg or thigh will start going numb or really hot if you lay or sit a certain way, then after a while it will straight up feel like a bruise, but you wont see anything. then, start to worry.
I had a PE shortly after a L / total hip replacemnent. I was put into an induced coma for 13 days along with a massive cardiac arrest and kidney failure.
I was fitted with a temp filter in my main artery to stop any more clots going from my leg to my heart and lungs.
This was all back in may 09 and to this day I an still on blood thinning meds and still have clots in my left leg and am still seing specialists.
This was workers comp and am still treated like crap from inurance company .
@jetstarsyd This is happening to people constantly and this leads me to ask a question doctors are not asking and that is, "What is causing the blood to bind in the first place?"
This looks like LDL Low-Density-Lipopopretein, because they transport the bad lipids and instead of taking it to liver they put it in arteries of the heart causing embolism and Myocardial infractions
1) Stopping the consumption of Animal Protein, all together!
1/2 hour after consumption of any AP, the blood plasma contains many fat particles that stock to the walls of arteries & over time create plaques . These plqs can be launches and released ....
@bryronify my sister suffering from DVT given streptokinase, and was on wafferin, due to heavy bleed dr did TAH during the OP- stop wafferin anw now has 2 emblism at the back of the knee, shalll i do ivc filter while she's on wafferin, thanks
@bryronify : healthy lifestyle and blood thinners, everybody usually gets/experiences a blood clot but hopefully not a major one like this , this is a pulmonary embolism. A pulmonary Embolism can result in quick death.
@bryronify ambulation, having a healthy diet, pts at risk : after surgery or bed rest might have them on anticoagulants and antiplatelet drugs, there is also therapy include SCDs, ted hoes, etc. hope this helped
@2009adwe In my understanding of clinical anatomy,this video show the formation of a plaque, it is made up of cholesterol and is very sticky. Red blood cells are trapped it the plaque and form a clot . this breaks off and travels in the circulation in the heart and lungs until it is trapped and causes a blockage and if it is trapped in leg cause DVT in the lungs causes plumonary ebolism. clinically it is very serious and can be fatal if prompt treatment is not available. hope this is clearer.
you are saying *censored* things to yourself. yes God has allowed illnesses etc after the fall it was the consequence of man disobeying. i was talking about how the lungs work.
i dont really understand this. my lecturer gave this link as related to blood clotting, but i dont understand. the 1st part is as if watching pinball, the blood cell.
This can also be prevented via the use of an SCD, or a sequential compression device. DVT, et.all is many times caused by a knee surgery and/or replacement, so often the Px is older or is non-ambulatory. The SCD pump basically blows air into a sleeve which is around the patient's leg, thereby causing superficial compression on the area(s) most likely to develop DVT, and prevents the clots from forming. Along with the use of a CPM, (moves leg passively) it can be very effective therapy.
I really dont see how Bach fits into this animation. This is like the most overused song in Youtube ever, ever! as someone else has said already though
You have two systems of veins. A superficial system and a deep system. Most likely you clotted off the superficial system. It wouldn't hurt to have an ultrasound done to make sure it hasn't propagated to the deep system. You should be fine.
Yes, it is life threatening. Depending on the size of the embolus, is how quickly it will kill you. You will have chest pain and difficulty breathing almost immediately though.
Depends on if the clot is acute or chronic. Acute being new. Yes, a piece off the clot can break off and travel to the heart and cause cardiac arrest, or if it doesn't affect the heart it can travel past the heart to the lungs. Both life threatening Symptoms: swelling in the affected leg, discolored skin, pain or tenderness, etc.
love the video really good
thegeffc 1 week ago
My dad passed away due to a PE and I was only 15 at the time so I was unsure of what it was but seeing as my mom's a nurse she explained to me ... my dad had injured his ankle whilst on a walk and he didnt really move for a few days which caused the clot in his leg... I woke up in the summer holidays to find my dad collapsed in the hallway his face purrple and his breathing was laboured, we called the ambulance and they performed cpr but dad passed away inside the ambulance :( R.I.P daddy <3
NoWhereLeftToRun29 1 week ago
Camel Toe?
theisenmw 1 month ago
Who else sneezed?
SuperPhoenix5 1 month ago
like if your wathing this in 2011... 4 years later still popular
CPCheatingInfo 2 months ago 2
is this a thrombosis??
vizantisko 3 months ago
My mother died of DVT when i was 9, happened so suddenly, me n my bro found her dead in the back bedroom. I hope i never develop this condition.
evilyakko 4 months ago
I was immobilized recently by a PE, hospitalized for 11 days, and my life has been changed forever! Glad to be back home, one must be very careful about this situation! ;-)
lewisvern 5 months ago
I am 23 and am currently on my second DVT. I'm 6'1 and weigh 165lbs, I've never been overweight and have always been fit and active. Go figure.
GriffDan 5 months ago
Can Any one Pls Explain What Does that clot means
POURUSH59 5 months ago
@POURUSH59 Clot means a thick mass of blood ,, like u get on an untreated wound
raandiya 5 months ago
yyituiooodddmmmmjitqeeeeeeeeeeettttttyyyuuuuuuuuiiiiiiiiiiimmmmlllooooommm
MarcosRamirez349 7 months ago
ochen xaroshiatomia
gasarmo 7 months ago
ochen xaroshi
gasarmo 7 months ago
Johann Sebastian Bach - Cello Suite No.1 i-Prelude
grafenj6 7 months ago
Johann Sebastian Bach - Cello Suite No.1 i-Prelude
grafenj6 7 months ago
Was that a clot ambiiusm or just a speck of food stuck kn your veins bad blood was a big transfer for earths society millions died because of the wrong shipment
THEPROFESSIONAL14 7 months ago
do you know what is that song?
zurawina92 8 months ago
I'm never eating bacon again.
TheRadioactivemutant 8 months ago
excelente animacion sobre la embolia pulmonar. y la musica beethoven !!
jackal794 11 months ago
perfectly described!!!! lol
777mendoza777 11 months ago
anyone know the name of the tune in the back?
mpdfe 11 months ago
ouch!
dollycarcass 1 year ago
my dad died on christmas day, because of a pulmonary embolism, the thrombosis was stuck on the splitting section of the pulmonary artery, everything went well in the hospital, but then a phonecall came that he had died because his heart stopped beating when he was walking back to his hospital bed. We still dont know why his heart stopped beating, maybe the thrombosis got loose or something. We're still waiting for the results of the autopsy
scapy1993 1 year ago 12
@scapy1993 I am truly sorry for your loss. Did the autopsy report reveal anything about the cause?
nucleusanimation 1 year ago 3
@nucleusanimation the results are next monday
scapy1993 1 year ago
@scapy1993 im very sorry to hear about what happened to your dad! i wish you all the very best for your future!
blueparrot10 1 year ago
@scapy1993
saddleblock emboli---
abruzzo62 1 year ago
@scapy1993 i'm so sorry RIP
afgdrbhyz 10 months ago
Love the accompanying music score.
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gfemg 1 year ago
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rmcdaniel423 1 year ago
yeah I had a PE in my right lung .... I dont see how you can miss the fact if you have one because is pain is so bad I seriously thought i was going to die , although this all was caused from a major surgery where I had a tumor and my left kidney removed and they sent me home way to soon with no blood thinners so I developed it pretty quick from just laying down when I should have been at least walking around in circles or something , ya know ... get that blood flowing kids!
ridethasno 1 year ago
@ridethasno
I'm going to the doctor tomorrow evening, My pain is pretty bad but its not the biggest pain I ever had.
my right arm and hand sometimes (like now) are colder than my right arm, and the pain started friday and started bothering saturday, yesterday (sunday) it felt really bad in the evening but after a glass of wine I slept good and in the morning it was a little less. now however its gotten worsen.
Although I am worried (pretty much), I(less than)halfly believe I have it;im just 19
ChateauSiran1986 1 year ago
@ChateauSiran1986
Hey, i hope your feeling better, there might be something that is obstructing your subclavian artery, like a cervical rib (meaning that you have an extra rib that arises from the your lower cervical vertebrae--normally not present)
I am sure your doctor will ask you to get an neck x ray to detect it. And also do a doppler and duplex on your upper extremity.
Not to worry, its curable and there is no long term affects.
airkiro 1 year ago
@ChateauSiran1986
can you check your pulse if they are equal on both sides as well?
airkiro 1 year ago
@airkiro
hey, I went to the doctor and he said it where my rib muscles; a week before I felt any-thing, I went to the fitness since a long time, and I did the fitness too hard. So he gave me some medicine, and now I'm fine... I was, very scared thow... My dad had an amboly twice...
Btw, my pulse is the same on both sides, but ONE thing is thow, I've always had it that I have a very cold right hand and a normal right hand...
THANKS FOR THE HELP/INFO!
ChateauSiran1986 1 year ago
@ChateauSiran1986
Ok! thats good your feeling better. Its only related to working out? But you need to be continuously monitoring yourself, especially because there is a history in ur family. Did your dad undergo any operations, and then developed it. Or did it just develop on its own?
airkiro 1 year ago
what should I do? please respond fast...
ChateauSiran1986 1 year ago
my dad had it twice, and since a week, I have a feeling where I'm not shure if its in my backspine or right lung...what should I do?
even thow my dad had it twice and takes marcomar (medicine), doctors said it wasnt hereditary...but Im writing this now cuzz I just took a shower and it feels its getting like worse every 5/10 minutes.
the feeling is between my lower right scapula and my lung/lung membrane,my right arm feels like tinteling a bit and the whole feeling=like presure on my chest.
ChateauSiran1986 1 year ago
Check out the NEWEST, NARRATED version of the DVT and Pulmonary Embolism video by clicking the link in this video, or under Video Responses.
nucleusanimation 1 year ago
i am almost sure i have this in my leg :(
aMiNaB3LLA 1 year ago
great video.
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TabethaMackenzi 1 year ago
exercise
DOBERMEYD 1 year ago
What is the cello song? I have been looking for it for awhile and cannot pin down the exact title. or a recording of it.
isoccer123 1 year ago
@isoccer123 J.S. Bach: Suites for Cello, Vol 1
Suite No. 1 in G Major, get the version by Pablo Casals - its the best
396M 1 year ago
What is the cello song? I have been looking for it for awhile and cannot pin down the exact title. or a recording of it.
isoccer123 1 year ago
Zobaczcie to :D
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paaweell18 1 year ago
"A story about the epic voyage of a gallant embolus... trough the HUMAN body!"
MrEtagllothserf 1 year ago
Better that then cancer
bluestucco 1 year ago
Excelente animación sobre la embolia pulmonar
rbignu 1 year ago
thank you....very nice vedio ...he help my for the pulmonar sistem
oujanamir 1 year ago
That Cello is driving me nuts!
LiteracyLabyrinth 1 year ago
< ( ' ' )
230866miguel 1 year ago
Make sure that you dont lay prone after hip replacement or other surgery... Wiggle in your airplane seat :)
seekup585 1 year ago
i love this music...i've heard it before, but i don't know what the name of it is. what is it?
melissaz6 1 year ago
@melissaz6
HI, I believe it's Bach's Cello Suite No. 1
:)
gencaldea 1 year ago
im gonna hop on my shiny new treadmill after seeing this
meadowsirl 1 year ago
Buen trabajo y muy didactico !
Felicitaciones .
robbinhood11 1 year ago
how beautiful
cajunveggie 1 year ago
Not smoking is one way to prevent this
Blueyedblondeful 1 year ago
How can this be prevented?
Shi3i4lyf 1 year ago
@Shi3i4lyf ocps,hormonal contraceptives and prolong sitting contributes to dvt
funkasia79 1 year ago
Pulmonary Embolism is what killed my Grandmother, we were at her Daughter's house one day, and just out of the blue when she sat back down after using the bathroom, she went unconscious, we got her back for a little bit, but then she went back unconscious, and then into a full blown coma, she never recovered, and died 16 day later. Doctor said it was a pulmonary embolism that traveled from a deep vein in her leg( Deep Vein Thrombosis), and lodged itself in one of her lungs, and killed her.
autigerssuck 1 year ago
Very simplified, but a good representation of what happens.
Some of us are more likely to clot than others and then other 'trigger factors' can tip the balance. Hot weather and dehydration, sitting too long, and just getting older and less mobile all add to the risks.
alexw1000 1 year ago
fuckin scary man i have been sitting all day on my ass.
beepjack 1 year ago 48
@beepjack
krish143hari 1 year ago
@beepjack lol
mpdfe 11 months ago
3 yrs ago i got pulmonary emboli with 4 clots in one lung and 5 in the other and was very lucky i pulled through as i ignored the pain in my leg and by the time i was taken into hospital it was 7days after symptoms started,eventually i got better and was put on warfarin for 6 months & i was taken of and all was fine until the start of july 2010 when i felt syptoms in my leg and went straight up to hospital where they found 3 clots so now am on tinzaparin & warfarin 9mg for life
pmpmac 1 year ago
WHERE IS 'EL FERRAS'!?
MarioAlfredo247 1 year ago
I had this at 13.06.2010, this is very terrible and I had much luck, said everyone in hospital.
Our house doctor had should make a blood test, because I had a big pain in my left leg for one month and she just said "maybe you have wrong shoes!"
SHE took me almost to the conscience.
qendu 1 year ago
@qendu
MrFredrique 1 year ago
Maravilhoso
ElianeDan 1 year ago
hola tarbut
amos se la come
ezesoko 1 year ago
When my patients in the hospital suffer from DVT and pulmonary emboli, rarely is such lovely chamber music playing (much more often, Black Sabbath or Dio). In all seriousness, this video (although vague and strangely creepy) is at least shining a light on a huge problem, particularly in the minimally mobile hospital population. Luckily, these days protocols are usually in place to reduce risk in hospitalized patients.
ZDoggMD 1 year ago
@hi, i believe you are a doctor or nurse of some kind, i want to ask a question. my mom last night had this hapen to her, if we never phoned the ambulance she would of died apparently..my question is, when the hospital have got rid of this clot in her lung, is she then safe again and will live a good life? or will it keep coming bak, im scared now for her life, please give me some hope! the reason this happened also is probley because she has been laying/sitting, for 6 weeks, she broke her ankle
acejacko23 1 year ago
@acejacko23 Sorry to hear that! I'll send you a message.
ZDoggMD 1 year ago
@acejacko23 the chances are she will be more at risk in the future because of this but she will no doubt be on warfarin for 6 months,after that it would be wise that she doesn't sit for long periods or be immobile as being active can help as well as wearing compression socks/leggings and if she feels any leg pains where no bruising can be seen or lack of breathlessness then go straight to hospital,heres hoping she will never have any more symptoms ever again good luck
pmpmac 1 year ago
lo mas fome q e visto
108batista 1 year ago
nice simple video ...
femoralvein 1 year ago
hey. can i ask something. sa leg ba ngsisimula talaga???
akqumhie 1 year ago
DVT may result due to hypercoagulability of the blood, Venous stasis( prolonged sitting or standing) and Damage to the blood wall(injury)... One sign of a person with DVT is positive Homan's sign(pain in the calf during dorsiflexion or pain in going up the stairs)... Some management is antiembolic stockings, elevation of legs, early ambulation for postop, medications such as steroids, anticoagulants(Heparin, Warfarin) and thrombolytics...
feglazier 1 year ago
what is the name of this sympho-epic song?
thecritic55 1 year ago
Im pretty sure I had one of these about 5 years ago, in hospital.! I was in for surgery to have varicose veins removed and suddenly got a dreadfull pain in my chest. I was groaning in pain and the nurse was looking very worried. Its only years after i saw the symptoms when researching Warfin which I was put on 6 months later. I got dehydrated from a stomach bug abd developed a DVT. Having Varacose veins removed was a disaster for me I feel...but I was never warned about any risks.
Stewie4321 1 year ago
good
SuperVinay2009 1 year ago
just don't vegetate, and this won't happen
attackof101 1 year ago
@attackof101 It's difficult not to vegitage when the doctors tell you that you NEED TO VEGITATE to that your broken leg can heal. I try to do stretching excersizes every day and use my walker to try and move around a bit every day, but its limited
Boppaloppagus 1 year ago
Absolutely brillinant animation! thank you
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AnARTIST719 1 year ago
A good rule of thumb is that thrombus formation occurs in arteries at areas of turbulent blood flow or injury. Such as an aneurysm or arterial bifurcations (forks or splits).
In veins, thrombi form in areas of stasis (slow, sluggish blood flow).
Hope this helps out guys :) I know its kinda hard to understand when they dont put in any narration :p
jeff8605 1 year ago
is taking BCP is basically begging for deep vein thrombosis. Also it can be caused by sedentary lifestyle, so lack of exercise or trauma/surgery/spinal cord injury that would render you relatively immobilized.
Yes Coumadin (Warfarin) would possibly help in this scenario, but it is a vitamin K inhibitor, so the blood will run a lot thinner and wont clot as easily, so you risk bleeding into your joints and body cavities. (Interestingly, warfarin is the same substance in rat poison)
jeff8605 1 year ago
Whats being formed is a thrombus, which is basically a blood clot. There is something called "Virchow's Triad," which is a set of three factors that predispose thrombosis. 1. Endothelial damage (or damage to the inside of the vessel) 2. Stasis or turbulence of axial flow (If your blood flows too slowly or runs into areas of turbulence) 3. Hypercoagulation
These things can be caused by oral contraceptives (so ties with estrogen) and that risk is greatly increased by smoking. So a smoker who
jeff8605 1 year ago
what is the name of the music?
atomos87 1 year ago
@atomos87 Bach - Cello Suite No.1 i-Prelude its so beautifull the piece ^^
LuchoxGS 1 year ago
@LuchoxGS Thank you :) really beautiful
CaramelxxxKisses 1 year ago
i had p.e.(dvt), 4weeks ago, I had been treated, I continue taking walfarine 4 mlg. what ami expecting in the future and what procaution should I take?
1144able 1 year ago
Wow, strong dose of Warfarrin there... Be careful of anything that will cause you to bleed... Cos it won't stop bleeding...
mamakprata 1 year ago 2
@mamakprata
yakpus 1 year ago
pulmonary embolism is like a instant death.... O_0
txturtlelytiger 1 year ago
To lasuvidaboy, was there any plane travel, or visits to high altitude resorts in the 2 to 3 weeks prior to your PE?
And to the makers, excellent animation of the venous valve.
MrHypobaric 1 year ago
sorryyyy...
but i have the music .
yotti82 1 year ago
Excellent animation.
I wish there were more great medical animations like this.
Anyone know where to watch them?
ToobYew 1 year ago 8
Amazing video! thanks for uploading =)
17green17 1 year ago
It can happen to anyone. My PEs came from a severely torn calf muscle. I tore the muscle at the gym (I've worked out seriously for over 25-years starting in high school. It is very scary as you don't know what is happening when the symptoms start. Mine were severe breathing problems that started while hiking w/my dog. Even if you are in great shape a PE can form.
lasuvidaboy 1 year ago
I Have two PE at the moment brought on by a severe calf tear from several months ago. I've worked-out for over 25-years (I'm 46) and tore the muscle at the gym. I ended up in the ER after several days of breathing problems and now am slowly recovering. I'm now scared of permanent lung damage.
lasuvidaboy 1 year ago
interesante video
rochi62 1 year ago
ok guys, I had a double dvt split by about 4 months, Im on warferin to thin my blood & am fine, I cycle at least twice a week totaling around 70 - 85 mls, so dont give up enjoying life, paul
iTzFally09x 2 years ago
est ce qu il y a quelqu un qui peux m expliquer de quoi parle ce video ?
MrELHACEN 2 years ago
this is scaring the shit out of me now..that thats just going to randomly happen to me
ShinraiShinzou 2 years ago
@ShinraiShinzou its not going to happen randomly, at first, your leg or thigh will start going numb or really hot if you lay or sit a certain way, then after a while it will straight up feel like a bruise, but you wont see anything. then, start to worry.
BigJ0 1 year ago
Interesante vídeo
VanessaNebot 2 years ago
I had a PE shortly after a L / total hip replacemnent. I was put into an induced coma for 13 days along with a massive cardiac arrest and kidney failure.
I was fitted with a temp filter in my main artery to stop any more clots going from my leg to my heart and lungs.
This was all back in may 09 and to this day I an still on blood thinning meds and still have clots in my left leg and am still seing specialists.
This was workers comp and am still treated like crap from inurance company .
jetstarsyd 2 years ago
@jetstarsyd This is happening to people constantly and this leads me to ask a question doctors are not asking and that is, "What is causing the blood to bind in the first place?"
truvelocity 2 years ago
@jetstarsyd Good to see you're still alive though I don't even know you.
PoorBoy1979 1 year ago
This looks like LDL Low-Density-Lipopopretein, because they transport the bad lipids and instead of taking it to liver they put it in arteries of the heart causing embolism and Myocardial infractions
Olsi89 2 years ago
I think that white substance is colesterol (FAT)
lllBADMANlll 2 years ago
the white substance is platelets
ksammut 2 years ago
how do we stop that from happening?
bryronify 2 years ago 18
@bryronify may be we cant
dermofucin 2 years ago
@bryronify
1) Stopping the consumption of Animal Protein, all together!
1/2 hour after consumption of any AP, the blood plasma contains many fat particles that stock to the walls of arteries & over time create plaques . These plqs can be launches and released ....
2nd problem) Read 'The China Study';
Cornell University.
14 years of Research.
Towns, with Millions of people involved.
TomSolivin 1 year ago
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johanslammeat 1 year ago
@bryronify
Exercise! Especially cardiovascular exercise.
During exercise your blood flow will increase, which will also increase movement of blood cells and prevent buildup of such plaques =)
Leon2101 1 year ago 2
Resist the NWO agenda, grow a herb/veg garden
deagla2 1 year ago
@bryronify exercise, don`t sit in the same position for long periods. Don`t smoke! :-)
WILKO50 1 year ago
@bryronify my sister suffering from DVT given streptokinase, and was on wafferin, due to heavy bleed dr did TAH during the OP- stop wafferin anw now has 2 emblism at the back of the knee, shalll i do ivc filter while she's on wafferin, thanks
MegaRoyalboy 1 year ago
@bryronify you must do sport.
i know always in german speak...... kneipp kur?
deutsold 1 year ago
@bryronify : healthy lifestyle and blood thinners, everybody usually gets/experiences a blood clot but hopefully not a major one like this , this is a pulmonary embolism. A pulmonary Embolism can result in quick death.
txturtlelytiger 1 year ago
@bryronify ambulation, having a healthy diet, pts at risk : after surgery or bed rest might have them on anticoagulants and antiplatelet drugs, there is also therapy include SCDs, ted hoes, etc. hope this helped
slimsk23 1 year ago
@bryronify Exercise and eat healthy! ;)
jcsii 1 year ago
@bryronify Walk around.
bunbunjohn 1 year ago
I love this video it make a complicated and long process easier to understand
kazzmarg 2 years ago 2
the white substance could be a fat molecule,blood clot or bony fragment after bone fracture.
2009adwe 2 years ago
@2009adwe In my understanding of clinical anatomy,this video show the formation of a plaque, it is made up of cholesterol and is very sticky. Red blood cells are trapped it the plaque and form a clot . this breaks off and travels in the circulation in the heart and lungs until it is trapped and causes a blockage and if it is trapped in leg cause DVT in the lungs causes plumonary ebolism. clinically it is very serious and can be fatal if prompt treatment is not available. hope this is clearer.
kazzmarg 2 years ago
what are the white things acummulating in the vveins here?
TheMrpalid 2 years ago
hehehe. then they say that man has evolved.
only God almight could do all that.
alexrj2 2 years ago
sorry but you are a uztuiztuiztuiztuvvnbvxjzflh *censored*...DVT and embolus can be deadly!!!..nah thx god for this!
HiemaliTempore 2 years ago
you are saying *censored* things to yourself. yes God has allowed illnesses etc after the fall it was the consequence of man disobeying. i was talking about how the lungs work.
alexrj2 2 years ago 2
The Lungs are dying in this video...not working. 0ô
HiemaliTempore 2 years ago
Let them thumb you down they just want to escape the truth i`m with you God is GREAT.
Riste1986 2 years ago 3
I LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT
SCgibbo 2 years ago
Nice!
samuelpinho18 2 years ago
what's the name of that song
alexocean 2 years ago
that is bach's cello suite no.1
spongetrick8 2 years ago
Yes I agree this is a Great Demo....:)))
LuvScrubs2 2 years ago
awesome
sergio7382 2 years ago
i dont really understand this. my lecturer gave this link as related to blood clotting, but i dont understand. the 1st part is as if watching pinball, the blood cell.
slottuz 2 years ago
Well in this video the cause of the dvt is not really shown.
HiemaliTempore 2 years ago
Perfect.
laurailf 2 years ago
This can also be prevented via the use of an SCD, or a sequential compression device. DVT, et.all is many times caused by a knee surgery and/or replacement, so often the Px is older or is non-ambulatory. The SCD pump basically blows air into a sleeve which is around the patient's leg, thereby causing superficial compression on the area(s) most likely to develop DVT, and prevents the clots from forming. Along with the use of a CPM, (moves leg passively) it can be very effective therapy.
bmsilk 2 years ago
ummmmmm... what was that?!?that was not very cool.
pokemonluvme 2 years ago
nice 1 .... wery benifical for clearing concepts .......
hiratamkeen1 2 years ago
I really dont see how Bach fits into this animation. This is like the most overused song in Youtube ever, ever! as someone else has said already though
Ginga10Spirit 2 years ago
That is a scary thought... is there a way to prevent this?
xBloodXGusherx 2 years ago
always excercise......especially ones that involve your legs.....
michaelma4 2 years ago 7
Yeah. LOOTTA SPORT
NebunaDinPadure 2 years ago
knowlegableeeeeeeeee
chandermohansingh11 2 years ago
help me, a friend at school dared me to staple my leg, so istapled my calve muscle and now there is a lump where i stapled what do i do.
jer3my95 2 years ago
...thats retarted,go see a doctor,or can you even drive?
iluvpeachforever1234 2 years ago
well first of all is there a scab?
dose it ever bleed?
go see a doctor before bad things happen or death becouse you couldof stapled you vane
PokeSonic1312 2 years ago
You have two systems of veins. A superficial system and a deep system. Most likely you clotted off the superficial system. It wouldn't hurt to have an ultrasound done to make sure it hasn't propagated to the deep system. You should be fine.
akagrin 2 years ago
its very good
javiydogui 2 years ago
So, would this be life threataning? I mean, right away? Or would you feel worse and worse and pop off?
Repsej 2 years ago
Yes, it is life threatening. Depending on the size of the embolus, is how quickly it will kill you. You will have chest pain and difficulty breathing almost immediately though.
medicgirl99 2 years ago
Depends on if the clot is acute or chronic. Acute being new. Yes, a piece off the clot can break off and travel to the heart and cause cardiac arrest, or if it doesn't affect the heart it can travel past the heart to the lungs. Both life threatening Symptoms: swelling in the affected leg, discolored skin, pain or tenderness, etc.
akagrin 2 years ago
or better name for the blood ball is a thrombus.
dabigplaya2389 2 years ago
OMG whats that music??? I have heard it before and I LOVE it, but I dont know what its called! X
jo123phoebe 2 years ago
Cello Suite No. 1 In G Major, BWV 1007: I. Prelude. Gaspar Cassado. Its a little slower though.
AdobeCSTutorials 2 years ago 4
@AdobeCSTutorials thank you
CaramelxxxKisses 1 year ago
OMG!
Neo77batterfly 2 years ago
that music makes it worth watching
like a drug that soothes you o.O
DarkGoddess666 2 years ago 5
What calming music for such terrible scenarios...
TheNexus 2 years ago 23
True....lol!!
They should have played Beethoven's 5th.
fonna 2 years ago
@TheNexus looooool best comment
the2pacz 1 year ago
@TheNexus LOL HA HA HA HA VERY TRUE
demanidf 1 year ago
@TheNexus like Beethoven in Clock work or Goldberg in Silence of the lambs...
littlefootie 1 year ago
Judging from the amount of the white stuff, I'd say they're probably platelets.
shadewong 2 years ago 3
what are the white stuff? are they cholesterol?
saomaino 2 years ago
its a blood clot
medicgirl99 2 years ago
i wanna know what's the white substance in the first video which was mixed with blood ?
ninohe4703 2 years ago