Ischemic Stroke - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology

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  • @hydrogehtab
    @hydrogehtab 2 роки тому +71

    I watched this video 2 years ago. Today my dad woke up and fell out of the bed because he wasnt able to use his left arm. I asked him if he feels it and he said no its weird. I asked him to hold his hands infront of him and turn them so that the palms are upwards which only worked with his right one while is left one fell down. I called Emergency services asap and when they arrived he walked to them and laid down. Not even a minute later the Doc told me to wait while my dad had a stroke. 5 Hours later I now know the damage is there but my fast reaction and the imediate reaction of the docs maybe saved his life. Thank you for the knowledge which enabled me to put the clues together

    • @hydrogehtab
      @hydrogehtab 2 роки тому

      On the scan pictures there is a black spot the size of a ping pong ball on the right side of his brain. He never went into coma, can still speak and walk. Close one

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  2 роки тому +7

      We're glad that our video was able to help and we hope that your dad is recovering well! Thanks for sharing this with us! 🙏🏼

    • @drmuhyadinhassanmohamed2283
      @drmuhyadinhassanmohamed2283 9 місяців тому

      😊😊😊l

  • @norcaldigger348
    @norcaldigger348 2 роки тому +194

    I had an Ischemic stroke last Thursday. I was told that it was from a heart fibrillation. Since then I have been very tired and a bit light headed. I have a follow up with my doctor tomorrow. Your video is very informative.

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  2 роки тому +49

      Sorry to hear that. 🙏🏼 We appreciate that you shared your condition and that our video was able to help. Keeping you in our thoughts today. ❤️

    • @charityamadi3982
      @charityamadi3982 2 роки тому +1

      Look up that handle TOP I also went through this but thanks to psychedelic microdosing I'm normal and okay again . He's got guidelines and products to overcome this disorder God bless you Dr imenherbal

    • @conniebaker1958
      @conniebaker1958 2 роки тому +5

      I hope you are recovering well

    • @timyatcak3292
      @timyatcak3292 2 роки тому +3

      called a TIA;;transient ischemic attack

    • @jeanettespoor2974
      @jeanettespoor2974 2 роки тому

      ..

  • @thetruthwillsetyoufree9209
    @thetruthwillsetyoufree9209 2 роки тому +14

    My father just had a stroke and I am waiting to speak to the Neurologist. This will help me ask the right questions. Thank you.

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  2 роки тому

      Glad it was helpful. Hope it went well! 🙏🏼

  • @robertacress4945
    @robertacress4945 2 роки тому +7

    My husband had this type of stroke over 2 years ago and this is the best video I've seen that explains it all.

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  2 роки тому +1

      Thanks for the feedback, Roberta. We hope this video was able to help 🙏🏼

  • @Willzieee
    @Willzieee 4 місяці тому +1

    Explained simply and informatively. Educated about this topic within 13 minutes, more knowledge than what a teacher could teach us in years. Thank you for this video, complete lifesaver

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  4 місяці тому

      Wow, thanks! We appreciate the feedback! 🙏🏼

  • @alexi2460
    @alexi2460 Рік тому +3

    This was invaluable. My health care system is so backed up, I cant even see a cardiologist for months. Luckily my wonderful doctor ordered a vio patch and that has help us with some of this pathology Im having.

  • @jansonshine9082
    @jansonshine9082 2 роки тому +2

    I had my first stroke when I was 39. I have retinopathy in my left eye now. No metabolism irregularities, no diabetes. No atherosclerosis (clean arteries). I have profound auto-immune disease including Antiphospholipid Syndrome. I do have irregular deadly bouts of hypertension caused by hyperaldosteronism, not CV disease, likely aggravated by a myelolipoma on my left posterior adrenal gland. Medication that controls this well (Spironolactone) is now causing Addisonian crisis' frequently. Interesting video.

    • @joanjames6687
      @joanjames6687 2 роки тому

      Dr WINA on UA-cam has the parmanet cure

    • @stevenchristian7411
      @stevenchristian7411 2 роки тому

      Don’t give up my friend there’s a permanent solution to your problem visit Doctor Ani John on UA-cam channel he cured mine completely with natural herbal remedies..

  • @Daniel-yn2lh
    @Daniel-yn2lh День тому

    I just had a ischemic stroke and my roommate didn't call a ambulance, it's been 5 days now and my thinking is getting better. But I was sick and felt terrible. Fortunately I have a physical today and I'll tell him everything. But I so depressed and haven't eaten in a week

  • @dennisgarrison7315
    @dennisgarrison7315 2 роки тому +10

    I had the TIA, 4 STENTS, THE PACEMAKER AND LAST QUINTUPLE. Still hanging in there at 80.

  • @palamute2252
    @palamute2252 3 роки тому +11

    had my stroke on October 18th, 2018 at around 2:30pm. I made a full recovery, but they still have no idea what caused it. they said I had high blood pressure but are still looking for an actual cause because I was so young when it happened. I was 30 which is apparently very young to have a stroke. so just in case they put me on heart medication and anti cholesterol along with aspirin. I was at therapy when it happened and the hospital was right down the street so I was able to get help fairly quickly. I would begin to lose function of the left side of my body, and then it would settle down and i would regain function again. that happened five to six times before it finally settled down, they kept me in the hospital for two days to monitor me.

  • @toddbridges7430
    @toddbridges7430 2 роки тому +16

    Indeed. Extraordinarily presented. I had a TIA about 2 years ago. MRI showed It was in my cerebellum. Doc said about the size of half a golfball tissue loss.
    Had some right side coordination issues, that resolved in 3 weeks.
    They did corotid, temporal ultrasound for blood flow. They checked for bad heart valves and atrial fibrillation. All good. Doc said that they can pinpoint causation in 50 % . Stayed in ICU 5 days, whilst they monitored and kept blood thin with drugs. Recurrence risk peaks at 4 to 5 days.
    Oddly enough , I’d had a bad tooth pulled about a week earlier. There are some reports that suggest that dental “trauma” does irritate the epithelial cells and can increase stroke risk.
    Your thought on this would be of interest.
    And, thank you for your seriously well presented video!

  • @KK-jm9kl
    @KK-jm9kl 6 років тому +26

    Very clear and straight forward! One of your best, I would say!

  • @smokeyization
    @smokeyization 2 роки тому +2

    The brain is amazing and the people that did the autopsy are even more amazing.

  • @samuraisoul2
    @samuraisoul2 6 років тому +58

    Had my stroke in 2014. Working heard to avoid a recurrence. Great video, thanks!

    • @abelphilosophy4835
      @abelphilosophy4835 6 років тому +3

      How are you doing David, and what are you doing to avoid a recurrence? I had an ischemic one around 5 month ago

    • @samuraisoul2
      @samuraisoul2 6 років тому +22

      Doing great! Working hard to control my risk factors, Diet, exerciser, medications. Blood sugar and blood pressure well controlled now. Before the stroke, could barely walk a quarter mile, now doing 5 miles a day! I have alexia, which scrambled my ability to read, so I use technology to compensate and read to me, but have seen small improvements in reading. Like you are doing, I wanted to know my enemy so I study stroke treatment and improvement in technology. My motto is Never Again! Stay strong! I lost a lot, I will lose no more!

    • @justine1304
      @justine1304 6 років тому +3

      sending you love and good wishes. take care

    • @samuraisoul2
      @samuraisoul2 6 років тому +1

      Thanks!

    • @savgoulis2826
      @savgoulis2826 6 років тому

      David Kane . Cyclodextrine X

  • @rghdei
    @rghdei 4 дні тому

    I have a mid exam tomorrow in this subject & this was sooo helpful 🥹✨✨
    ➕ THANK YOU for the subtitles/CC 🤍🤍

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  10 годин тому

      Glad it was helpful! 💖

  • @rylanwillis144
    @rylanwillis144 6 років тому +66

    I enjoy all of your videos! However, I would like to point out that if a stroke affects Broca's area it is similar to Wernicke's area in that it causes Aphasia which is the loss of the ability to express or understand speech. When you mentioned slurred speech, I believe you may have been referring to dysarthria which is caused by damage to the motor nerves controlling the speech muscles. The primary symptom of dysarthria is slurred speech production while the primary symptom of Broca's aphasia is the loss of the ability to express language. Thanks for all of the great work you do! Just thought I would clarify. I am a speech-language pathologist and couldn't help myself. :)

    • @chewesichela800
      @chewesichela800 7 місяців тому

      But can speech be restored after an ischemic stroke

  • @shahinmiah8910
    @shahinmiah8910 8 місяців тому +1

    I had a tia stroke last Sunday this video was really informative

  • @hamidurrahman265
    @hamidurrahman265 3 роки тому +3

    This is the best lecture about brain i have ever seen. Thank you very much.

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  3 роки тому

      Wow, thanks for that comment, Hamidur! 😊

  • @michigankidsKris
    @michigankidsKris 3 роки тому +6

    Hi good video! The only thing I'd like to mention though is lacunar is from lacunae which means a gap or empty space.

  • @neetabhat5316
    @neetabhat5316 Місяць тому

    Highly informative video - putting across vast subject concisely in an interesting way - and the info is quite overwhelming! Need a couple of visits to this video to understand and digest the stuff.

  • @nanayakkara1
    @nanayakkara1 Рік тому

    I had a TPA on 2 Nov and treated and now in a pleasant mood

  • @marjjohnson5034
    @marjjohnson5034 2 роки тому

    Fascinating to me because I have a complete collapse of my left coratid and my right is 50% blocked... and my doctors and I are still working on why

    • @antoniojames3798
      @antoniojames3798 2 роки тому

      I highly recommend Dr. Osaka on UA-cam channel, who helped me in getting rid of my Stroke (cerebrovascular diseases): 160,264. It was Amazing seeing my self free from the deadly diseases with the help of Dr. Osaka natural herbal remedy, I'm forever grateful Sir.

  • @elisabethsteen3756
    @elisabethsteen3756 2 роки тому +11

    How incredibly well explained. Thank You❤

  • @khryswilliams3633
    @khryswilliams3633 2 роки тому +7

    I had an ischemic stroke when I was 8 years old (45 years ago) . The whole right side was affected, and now have focal dystonia. They did not have this neat info 45 years ago. I did not have diabetes or smoke. My doctor, the chief pediatric neurologist at Childrens Hospital said it was a "freak accident". I recently had surgery on my right extremities to help them open and to assist with my gait.
    The doctors in the ED, where I went to first didn't have a clue, and kept me there from 8pm to about midnight, when they called the ped neurologist. I really would like to know more, but there was not computers back then, so my reports are probably destroyed or in a dusty, old room.

  • @leecurtis6354
    @leecurtis6354 2 роки тому +2

    When I returned home from grocery shopping, I found my room mate dead in the tub. He had left loud music playing so I thought he was taking ashower. He had gone for a 30 minute morning walk earlier, when it was only 16 degrees out (Maine). He had high blood pressure, smoked a lot of pot but not cigarretts. He had just turned 65. The coroner said it was a Ishemic stroke.

  • @Tanvisatte
    @Tanvisatte 3 роки тому +7

    I would never be able to study if it were not for osmosis . I love you guys so much !! ❤

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  3 роки тому

      Glad we can help!

  • @nm9412
    @nm9412 2 роки тому +4

    This is wonderful! It’s so useful to understand strokes. The best video!

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  2 роки тому

      Happy to hear that! ❤️

  • @mohamedbahgat-anatomy4408
    @mohamedbahgat-anatomy4408 3 роки тому +40

    Well organized information

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  3 роки тому +2

      Glad you liked it! 😊

  • @res00xua
    @res00xua 2 роки тому +4

    I wish that I watched this years ago. Well organized and explained information

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  2 роки тому +1

      Thanks for the feedback, Stephen! 🧠 🤓🫀

  • @micheldisclafani2343
    @micheldisclafani2343 2 роки тому +22

    Beautiful and clear presentation, thank you. I suggest to consider your body as the best friend of your life so that you will not do anything to harm your body-friend, particularly what effects your brain like alcohol and drugs. The only drug permitted is LIFE in its beauty and power!

    • @kleineente6475
      @kleineente6475 Рік тому

      @Elizabeth Brower I'm sorry for what you're going through ma'am. I hope your health is getting better.
      Your statements are not wrong. But if you're talking about health, you must consider every aspect of your life.
      The person you comment to is only kindly reminding people how unimportant alcohol and smoking are. Those two are the most common etiology of diseases. You know people these days are addicted to alcohol and smoking...
      About your statement you can get ischaemic stroke with healthy life, I think you must consider your lifestyle. If your lifestyle is poor, then your life is not healthy. So hypertension, stress, poor sleep, etc, all of them affect your body's health to develop diseases.
      God bless.

    • @kleineente6475
      @kleineente6475 Рік тому

      @Elizabeth Brower I see you're a Christian ma'am. I don't smoke nor drink alcohol in my whole life (I never drink wine).
      Paul said to Timothy, "No longer drink only water, but use a little wine for your stomach’s sake and your frequent infirmities."
      I Timothy 5:23 NKJV
      In studying the Bible you should not just store in the brain one or two verses. Please read the entire passage. Pray before reading the Bible. Or better ask pastor's guidance to study the Bible, ma'am.
      About alcohol, I think you're very sensitive about that, ma'am.
      These are what I read from articles:
      "Liver damage due to too much alcohol can stop the liver from making substances that help your blood to clot. This can increase your risk of having a stroke caused by bleeding in your brain."
      "Alcohol consumption has a more direct linear relationship with hemorrhagic stroke, such that consumption of even small amounts of alcohol seem to increase risk of hemorrhage. Heavy alcohol consumption is linked to hypertension, as well as poor blood pressure control in hypertensive patients who consume alcohol."
      As you already might know, there are risk factors for hemorrhagic stroke ma'am. Alcohol, genetic, etc.
      I never said that you should not drink wine or do anything you like ma'am. Your lifestyle is yours ma'am. But I only comment your previous comment, which is : "please don't lecture us with platitudes". What platitudes?
      By the way, why are you assuming that I'm pretending to be a doctor, ma'am?
      God bless you ma'am.

  • @amitranava
    @amitranava 3 роки тому +2

    just wow , like the way of explanation just straight forward , cover tiny important things and also unlocks the imagination with animation.

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  3 роки тому +1

      Glad you think so, Amit! 😊

  • @Candice7042
    @Candice7042 2 роки тому +19

    My father had an ischemic stoke las Sunday. He went to EC and was transferred to ward later. He had CT scan and MRI scan. I was quite confused why doctor did not use TPA on him. Only aspirin was given to him. Your video is very informative that I realise his stoke might be caused by global reduction of blood flow, a combination of little water intake, cold environment and bad emotion. His symptom was numb and weakness in one arm and dizziness. In his 3days stay in hospital, his arm restored some sensation. Maybe blood supply went a bit normal? But his LDL is not good, doctor put him on cholesterol medicine to prevent future stoke.

    • @alexsheremett3097
      @alexsheremett3097 2 роки тому

      Only aspirin was given to him...........this is impossible theoratically and practically ........otherwise they discharged him home //// what's the purpose of this hospitalization if he could easily be treated home.... if only aspririn was given....I thing they did a lot of things

    • @robertfay590
      @robertfay590 2 роки тому

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      Reducing carbs is essential…knowing carbs is another word for SUGAR!!! Sugar kills every organ in your body…so does fructose! Continue to research all these topics on the web-amazing info your likely not told.

    • @hicrhodushicsalta4382
      @hicrhodushicsalta4382 Рік тому

      Your father was lucky...

    • @junalisagamboa9967
      @junalisagamboa9967 Рік тому

      Hi. May I ask? What’s the result of his MRI? Bcoz your story is familiar from ours. 🥺

    • @Birdylockso
      @Birdylockso Рік тому

      I still don't understand why the doctor didn't use tPA on him. I think they should've, because studies have shown that many doctors are unsure about it, (especially the ones in the Emergency ward), even though it has been proven effective.

  • @debashishpadhi8030
    @debashishpadhi8030 6 років тому +18

    You're such a saviour!!

    • @mycleanmind5020
      @mycleanmind5020 3 роки тому

      Hello friend
      I know doctor Ehi who cure stroke with his herbal medicine permanently,he was the doctor who cure my grandmother from stroke 4months ago.

  • @omolabani
    @omolabani 6 років тому +2

    This is a great overview of ischemic stroke. Thank you for the post.

  • @lemos3505
    @lemos3505 6 років тому +38

    the right vedio at the right time 😍
    you are awesome!

  • @rayanaall7971
    @rayanaall7971 3 роки тому +5

    Thanks a lot for this illustration, I appreciate that!

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  3 роки тому +1

      You're very welcome! Cheers! 😊

  • @robertqueberg4612
    @robertqueberg4612 11 місяців тому +3

    This is a very interesting video that is presented in an excellent manner. The combination of advanced illustrations and a description by a very assured and confident voice, helps to make this subject more understandable. I suffered a TIA in 1991, at age forty- three, which was followed by Epilepsy, and a broken back on two occasions, while attempting to gain control with drugs.
    I wish to thank everyone involved in the production of this video.

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  11 місяців тому +2

      Your feedback made our day, Robert! Thank you ❤️🙏🏼

  • @fireball1066
    @fireball1066 3 роки тому +7

    Extraordinarily well-presented. You teach beautifully!

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  3 роки тому

      Glad you think so! 😊

  • @puritylilian6664
    @puritylilian6664 2 роки тому +2

    Detailed precise and informative
    Thank you
    I'm just recovering from stroke
    My stroke happened 3 weeks ago

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  2 роки тому +1

      Sorry to hear that, Lilian. We hope that you are recovering well and that our video was able to help in any way 🙏🏼

  • @benedictomihayo9948
    @benedictomihayo9948 6 років тому +3

    Thanks for the Video, God bless you

  • @vincentodekerken
    @vincentodekerken 6 років тому +2

    One of the best videos so far.

  • @vincaalkaloids6732
    @vincaalkaloids6732 6 років тому

    This is your best video. Period.

  • @jamix8752
    @jamix8752 3 роки тому +15

    This is fantastic! I am wondering if you might provide a reference for the internal and carotid arteries being the most commonly affected by stroke? Thx!

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  3 роки тому +3

      Hi Jami! You may reach out to support@osmosis.org and our team will be glad to assist you on this. 😊

  • @drshah2412
    @drshah2412 6 років тому +10

    One of your best videos yet.It is beyond amazing how you simplify even the most complex concepts.Keep up the good work.👍

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      @leroybenjamin1640 3 роки тому

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    • @kyloramon4970
      @kyloramon4970 3 роки тому

      @Leroy Benjamin Flixportal :D

    • @leroybenjamin1640
      @leroybenjamin1640 3 роки тому

      @Kylo Ramon Thanks, I went there and it seems to work =) I appreciate it !

    • @kyloramon4970
      @kyloramon4970 3 роки тому

      @Leroy Benjamin Glad I could help :)

  • @cabdinasirmaxamedcabdi9259
    @cabdinasirmaxamedcabdi9259 6 років тому +2

    best lecture allot of doctors advantage for this video thank you somuch

  • @e.miller8943
    @e.miller8943 11 місяців тому

    About 4 years ago I had a bad fall. The ER doctor thought I might have had a concussion. The MRI showed no concussion but that I have had several strokes. Everything seems to still work except my writing is poor, short term memory is gone and I get confused easily. I wish I still had enough brain activity to understand this interesting video.

    • @Charles8777-od4kj
      @Charles8777-od4kj 3 місяці тому

      Atherosclerosis cause series of strokes and heart attacks.

  • @juliandonovan3068
    @juliandonovan3068 6 років тому +3

    god this is ridiculously good. no more LACS/TACS/PACS/CRACKS/JACKS confusion

  • @laurentiu244
    @laurentiu244 6 років тому +5

    Great anatomic and pathophysiologic explanation . Still, TIA remains a great challenge for clinicians and patients alike .

  • @zanulive20
    @zanulive20 6 років тому +5

    amazing job everytime !!!!! I am a nursing student and before my exams i watch your videos !:) keep up the great work !

  • @MaryKey-tx2bl
    @MaryKey-tx2bl 2 місяці тому +1

    Hi everyone. My Dad has recently had ishemic stroke for the fourth time. And now he has disability of limbs. I need a specialist doctor to keep him alive. Can you recommend the best one. I'm from Uzbekistan. It would be better if doctor is from nearer country to Uzbekistan.

  • @sarastore3371
    @sarastore3371 6 років тому +3

    Thank you,doctor.

  • @sania_07
    @sania_07 6 років тому +4

    will definitely help me ace. Thank you ❤

  • @strokesurvivor2367
    @strokesurvivor2367 3 роки тому +3

    I survived A stroke 2years ago. I used to be half paralyze. but now I can move my arms and legs. thank God I can walk again. Follow my page I put all things that I do to help me recover. maybe it can help us survivors.

  • @lostSempaiWissame
    @lostSempaiWissame 6 років тому

    this is the best channel is the universes like really, best of luck keep saving lives man

  • @asterakh8217
    @asterakh8217 6 років тому +3

    Osmosis is my best channel 😍

  • @gaohust7840
    @gaohust7840 Рік тому

    thanks a ton.I had an Ischemic stroke last month, I did cta,mra and dsa, found my right vertebral artery(v2) was blocked, what should I do?

  • @eamestv
    @eamestv 8 місяців тому +1

    It happened to me, It can happen to you, out of nowhere. It started with unexplained headaches the night before. I woke up at 7am and the entire room was upside down. I was on the ceiling looking down. The room was going around and around (for days). I could not walk, or talk, and my vision was off. I am an extremely healthy person, and this seemed to come out of nowhere. However, I did have high blood pressure. I had to crawl out of my NY apartment into the hallway, passed out, where I prayed for someone to find me. Thank god, in a short while I was found and the appropriate help was summoned. I got to Lenox Hill Hospital, where they saved my life. I had an Ischemic stroke. Clot to the brain, hole in the heart, and clot in the leg. It took me close to a year to come back, but I did. MANY don't! I had to learn to walk again, and so many things. I won't go on, but please take this very seriously. Thank you for posting.
    PS.
    In addendum, it is so important that older people who live alone get a LIFE Alert. I didn't have one at the time, but I do
    now. This way, you are never alone. Just push the button and help is on the way! A word to the wise is sufficient.

    • @Charles8777-od4kj
      @Charles8777-od4kj 4 місяці тому

      You're not healthy in the first place if you suffered a stroke, you're hypocrite.
      Does a healthy people have high blood pressure, atherosclerosis and blood clots?
      Those 3 things is what cause heart attacks and strokes.
      A man told me that his mother-in-law, when she was driving, she felt sick suddenly, pulled over.. vomited and got back in the car and kept going, then pulled over and vomited, then so on and she died from a heart attack at 67.
      So unexpected.

  • @ripaibanda5900
    @ripaibanda5900 6 років тому

    this has been mind blowing...God bless you

  • @TheScotty121
    @TheScotty121 Рік тому

    My gp filled in a TIA referral for me 9 days ago and no one has been in touch yet. I thought i was supposed to assessed quicker than that

  • @jakeabc123
    @jakeabc123 2 роки тому +1

    Great video but a stroke in the Broca’s area causes expressive aphasia. Dysarthria can occur in many regions.

  • @abbierwl
    @abbierwl 6 років тому +2

    Excellent video. So clear and concise

  • @hammerradiology1470
    @hammerradiology1470 3 роки тому +18

    Yet another awesome presentation! There´s a lot of hard work going into those drawings... You really deserve the 2M Subs. :)

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  3 роки тому +2

      Oh, wow! Thanks for the awesome feedback and appreciation! You are awesome! 😊

  • @Nevirous
    @Nevirous 6 років тому +2

    Excellent video! Thank you!

  • @ipsitahamidtrisha6379
    @ipsitahamidtrisha6379 6 років тому

    Really a great one!!! I have one query though... if stroke in brocas area, will it present as slurred speech or agrammatic speech?

  • @DantesInferno96
    @DantesInferno96 4 місяці тому

    My mother had a stroke in her right basal ganglia and she's got no deficits so far apart from the hypodensity seen in the CT.

  • @tornedsky
    @tornedsky 25 днів тому

    i thought of my grandma all the time throughout the video ;( thank god she survived that time

  • @FSBunn
    @FSBunn 3 роки тому +2

    Excellent video, it has been very helpful to watch and gives a great overview, thanks a lot!

  • @blossoming1325
    @blossoming1325 6 років тому

    Love you thank you !! Can you some videos on orthopedic trauma??

  • @dennistawata8580
    @dennistawata8580 6 років тому +1

    you make it look easy... thank you

  • @bashirhameed1649
    @bashirhameed1649 6 років тому +3

    Thanks for your videos ,its so benefit and interesting.

  • @MindyTV
    @MindyTV 6 років тому +9

    LOVE your videos! So helpful, thanks a lot! ❤️

  • @kaichia1088
    @kaichia1088 Рік тому

    Thank you ,great informative video. Had a TIA 10 days ago . Lost vision on left side , sat down to compose and started smacking inside elbow and armpits , and massaging affected side . Thank God it went away Thank you Jesus, Amen🙏🙏

  • @rebekahcamilleri474
    @rebekahcamilleri474 6 років тому

    Your best video so far! Detailed, organised and to the point... Plus this narrator has a nicer voice 😅

  • @edashi674
    @edashi674 6 років тому +9

    A very informative video, like always. Keep up it up!

  • @rumbimunyanyi8960
    @rumbimunyanyi8960 6 років тому +4

    This is amazing! Thank you !

  • @davidmasta8385
    @davidmasta8385 7 місяців тому

    The dance break at 1:54 is legendary.

  • @shanvijay6508
    @shanvijay6508 3 роки тому +2

    How long does a patient who had stroke due to a blood clot need to stay on medication? I been hearing different opinions from different doctors some said life long some said 6 months some said 1 year. Why is the opinion so divided? Please could you clarify, thank you.

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  3 роки тому +1

      Unfortunately we don’t provide medical advice through this channel. We’d recommend reaching out to a local health professional for any consultation and diagnosis.

  • @goldysaini8730
    @goldysaini8730 2 роки тому

    nice work brother .. i dont know who you are but you deserve my respect

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  2 роки тому

      Thank you so much! 😀

  • @hpmaung1
    @hpmaung1 2 місяці тому

    Thank you 👍🏼 helpful information

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  2 місяці тому

      Most welcome! 💕

  • @abdulkadirhagrabee6386
    @abdulkadirhagrabee6386 7 місяців тому

    Thanks, very good explanation

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  7 місяців тому

      Glad you liked it, Abdul! 🥰❤️🙏🏼

  • @sahilghouri319
    @sahilghouri319 Рік тому

    Amazing as ever you work wonders for students

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  Рік тому

      Always our pleasure to help, Sahil! 🥰

  • @SamEspen
    @SamEspen 2 роки тому

    If I have a PFO and haven't had a stroke, could i still be a candidate for closure?

  • @annelovezerrudo5884
    @annelovezerrudo5884 2 роки тому

    I have a chronic ischemic infarct, left occipital lobe with dural calcification. contrast study recommended to rule out vascular malformation. What a pain i have?

  • @h.gurung4052
    @h.gurung4052 4 місяці тому

    Valuable information, thanks lots

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  4 місяці тому

      Our pleasure! ❤️

  • @priyadharshine7705
    @priyadharshine7705 3 роки тому

    one perfect vdo on utube >>> big salute for the team osmosis .......thanks much for making topics soo clear and more intresting ......

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  3 роки тому +1

      Thanks, Priya! Appreciate the feedback! 😊

    • @janeheldman5022
      @janeheldman5022 3 роки тому

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  • @lindinle
    @lindinle 3 роки тому +1

    @Osmosis
    can this also be confused with drunkedness? i had 2 4lokos a few days ago way too close to eachother, and i blacked out and faded into the hospital. my folks found me bent over holding myself over my own vomit.

  • @froghornleghorn3029
    @froghornleghorn3029 2 роки тому

    dude its been over a week a month went rom an infection in my ears to complete separation to puking a horrible pain as blood spurts out in my brain. went to e.d. they blew me off with chest ex rays like there no such thing a carotid artery separation ,.. thank you im heading up to the urgent care now . wish me luck . and as awful as it feel complete shock im done smoking cigarettes

    • @froghornleghorn3029
      @froghornleghorn3029 2 роки тому

      also it will be the third time . earlier in the year it was as if my head exploded like a part poppe ... boom also they put me in psychiatric care when i swear it just feels like i was shot in the head........ god damn drunks.

    • @froghornleghorn3029
      @froghornleghorn3029 2 роки тому

      further more thank you whoever sent faith schroder ..woot .. who said the after life has to suck...

  • @johntubiera
    @johntubiera Рік тому

    Hi Sir, thanks for ur vids, but I have a question, well my mother got check up last week and doc said that she has vertigo and high blood but then the only problem is she's hard to speak and to understand things, so on my opinion maybe she got mild stroke, what should I do or what treatment we need to do. Thank u Sir hope u notice me.

  • @nikitanaik5483
    @nikitanaik5483 6 років тому +1

    Thank you for these wonderful presentation it makes concept easy to understand ☺️

  • @DrAsitDas-un1qj
    @DrAsitDas-un1qj 11 місяців тому

    Excellent presentation

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  11 місяців тому

      Glad you liked it, Asit! 🙏🏼

  • @IM.MEDICAL
    @IM.MEDICAL 6 років тому +1

    Thanks for this video! Great as usual!👌

  • @hazamakuro8174
    @hazamakuro8174 6 років тому +11

    I relly cant thank you enough 😍

  • @ginkomushi-shi2536
    @ginkomushi-shi2536 6 років тому +2

    Thank you very helpful video !

  • @abdulazimsaffaf8899
    @abdulazimsaffaf8899 6 років тому

    Oh god! At the right time. Now i'm studying CVA's lecture in neurology medicine 😁😷
    I have an exam of internal medicine (sec 3) wich include neurology, nephrology & physiotherapy on 30/1/2018 😧
    Any way thanks a lot Osmooo❤

  • @johndennis6253
    @johndennis6253 2 роки тому

    Thanks, for your video, best explanation ever!

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  2 роки тому

      Thanks, John! 💕

  • @ahsan.t1897
    @ahsan.t1897 3 роки тому

    How long does it takes to fully from lucunar Stoke and effected vision ?? Incase if clot is passed by itself and

  • @shreyakaran5568
    @shreyakaran5568 6 років тому +10

    Excellent video and excellent demonstration. Keep up the good work guys. 👏🏻

  • @JackReynolds-w7g
    @JackReynolds-w7g Рік тому

    Does anyone know any more about damage to capillary walls caused by
    tobacco ? Is a risk any less for chew ?And might this be inevitable regardless of blood-born lipid concentrations ? Is this known to be irrespective of any genetic markers ?

  • @veronaademaj1230
    @veronaademaj1230 2 роки тому

    Can you tell me how to write an "conculsions and recommendations" about stroke, please?
    (Sorry for my bad English)

    • @stevenchristian7411
      @stevenchristian7411 2 роки тому

      Don’t give up my friend there’s a permanent solution to your problem visit Doctor Ani John on UA-cam channel he cured mine completely with natural herbal remedies..

  • @paparudaruda2199
    @paparudaruda2199 2 роки тому +1

    Great job, guys !

    • @osmosis
      @osmosis  2 роки тому

      Glad you enjoyed it, Paparuda! 🥰❤️🙏🏼