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HOKY crap i can't believe i had the same thing done to me barely over a month ago, it's amazing
traviswarr1 1 year ago
OMG
mybigheart2010 1 year ago
wow that's what they did to me? *shutter*
iseeyoutoomuch 1 year ago
@iseeyoutoomuch
I know, how they treat the body during surgery makes me very thankful we have anesthesia!
Tsamsiyu1 3 months ago
a BIVAD?
i never heard of that b4...
djkwack 3 years ago
tnx for the vid, now i now what they did to me two weeks ago.
ocwirek 3 years ago
wow now I want to go to medical school
jerrykim2 3 years ago
holly lord. how is it possible that many of the patients doing these surgeries even survive?
oduro0111 4 years ago
many thanx for the video - cardiac surgery really impressess me.
sallychic 4 years ago
That's awesome! Thanks...
medschoolbound 4 years ago
i love this stuff
SiccOne781 4 years ago
@SiccOne781
why ??????
MEEMOOALSHEHRI 1 year ago
This is a fitting of an LVAD and RVAD making it a BIVAD. its looks like a thoratec TLC-II to me. This is used a bridge to transplant or recovery.
DJMISDEE 4 years ago
Thank you for sharing the video.
It's quite impressive to observe surgeons as they work accurately and professionaly with calmness as a team - as they make crucial quick decisions while the clock is counting down with pressure.
roadie50 4 years ago