Heart Bypass Surgery (CABG)
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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This video, created by Nucleus Medical Media, shows a coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) procedure used to combat coronary artery disease. Beginning with a midline sternal incision, the heart is connected to a perfusion machine which will take over the duties of the heart while the surgery takes place. Two different grafts are used to bypass the blocked coronary arteries: the internal thoracic artery from inside the chest wall, and the saphenous vein from the leg. After the procedure, the heart is shocked to restart its beating. A drainage tube is left at the incision site to drain away excess fluid. The animation continues to show two other types of approaches to a coronary artery bypass graft, off-pump bypass surgery and minimally invasive bypass surgery.
This is similar to the procedure performed on former president Bill Clinton and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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My grandad is having this surgery in about a week or two this really calmed me down loads please pray for him you guys
My father is having this surgery at this moment. I am scared a lot, and keep watching such kind of videos all the time. Surgeons really can make miracles by the help of God.
Can't keep waiting to go to my dad and see him recovered. God bless all surgeons that save lives
1313Music hope your father is doing well!! how is he? my father will go through the same thing soon too. i know how u feel
Jawa Bernardo, thanks a lot. He's fine noe, thank God. He goes for walking a lot. Before he was saying had has giddiness all the time. Now he doesn't have. He feels much better.
GOD be with your father. Everything will be fine. I know you worry a lot, i was also worried and too far from my dad.
Everything will be very well. Good luck
1313Music MHB
My son is only 16 years old, scheduled for surgery next month. An anomalous RCA and LAD myocardial Bridge. There is so much data out there. I am glad i found this simple video. This is helpful!!!
Maya, how's your son doing now after the surgery? Did he have high cholesterol? I and my boy who is 15 btw have high cholesterol. I'm taking Statin (Lipitor) but since my boy is still young, he is not on any medication. I try to watch his diet... no yolks, animal derivatives such as ghee or butter, no fried stuff, no fast food etc and incorporating lots of vege in the diet, kinda hard to get him to exercise but he says will swim more (Dr says 10 laps a day 2 to 3 times a week is best form of cardio exercise). I am gonna be seeing a Cardiologist next weekend for my case and want to consult him if my son needs to be on Statin for a short period of time till cholesterol level is reduced.
Thank you for watching and sharing, Cristina!
had triple bypass done at lhch 12 weeks ago amazing hospital and staff can't thank them enough. getting fitter and stronger by the day.
I am going in for surgery, wow, I like how this shows you just what can be done without seeing a REAL person. Great job. Thanks
This is exactly what I want to do :)
I have coronary artery desease myself and its been difficult but I'll be having surgery on the 12th of august , I hope it works out .. I want to be able to save a life too!
You had a quick recovery, i had a 4x bypass and was out of work for 3 months, been nearly 10 years and i am fine
Saw one of these this morning. Very interesting, and looks really painful too! The procedure took about 6 hours. My feet were screaming in agony by the time I got to sit down.
It's incredible how much humans have achieved. Respect for the restless ones who are decoding the magic of the our body... *_*
Ali Saab, Do not worry and make the patient feel worried. Yours and your wifes duty now is to make yourself happy to feel him happy and confortable. I work in a hospital and have seen lots of cases on heart. Nothing to worry. Encourage the patient to eat regular diatory food, exercise and medication. It is in both yours hand to keep him healthy in mind to make things come your way. Cheer up... Things will come your way. God promise. Thanks for listening...Krishna
My husband gonna undergo with this tomorrow.. feel worried.. this video helps me to feel ease & relax now.. tnx
Thank you for the video. My mother is having this surgery in August and no matter how the doctor explained it I didn't get it. Now I do. Thanks again.
my grandpa is undergoing this surgery this Tuesday. my mother is very sad..she keeps crying all day.. I want him all healthy back at home I want my mother to be happy
how's he now?
He is 78 years.doctors told that he wont be able to handle such a big surgery and went for stent placement which was a success. He is fine now just very weak and lean as if he is competing for size zero competition.
manasa chaykam How did it go, if I may ask?
manasa chaykam hi! how is your grandpa now? i hope he is doing well after the surgery.
Diamond Forever yes he is fine now! he isnt the same as he used to be before. he needs utmost care attention now just the way a small child does but we r just thankful he came out alive from all the suffering.. at one point we lost our hope.. but miracles do happen :)
His chances these days are extremely good, in most cases well over 90 per cent. Since I am posting this 3 months after you asked the question, I am hoping that you have discovered this for yourself.
my sister is cardiologist, she do this surgery everyday and I go to medical school so i can be like her
@nuttyteacher no problem! i just learned about this in med school so i'm glad i was able to help out. let me know if you have any other questions!
I see. Thanks. It really helps cause i'm studying cardiac technology.
I had a quadruple CABG in July 2008. I entered the hospital Thursday morning and was DC Monday morning. Did my own cardiac rehab and back to work full time (nite shift. 12 hours) after 8 weeks. Due to have my annual stress test in August.
Thank you very much , I have midterm exam tomorrow and CABG is one of the things I didn't understand till now thank guys.
These types movies should be showed to the patients prior to there surgery.
I HAD GONE THRU THIS AND I KEEP MYSELF REMINDING TO TAKE CARE OF MY HEART AND NEVER GO THROUGH THE SURGERY AGAIN AS ITS VERY PAINFUL AND YOU FEEL GOOD AFTER THE SURGERY BUT ABSOLUTE MAINTAINENCE IS REQUIRED EVERY 3 MONTHS ROUTINE CHECK UPS
Jairaj Bhatia Really? Maybe you need to have check up every 3 months for few years only. I hope you are in good health. God bless you.
@nuttyteacher the internal thoracic artery. the radial artery in your arm and the saphenous vein in your leg are also vessels that are commonly used in bypass surgery. Arteries are preferred though because their walls are thicker much more durable than veins.
my grandma had one in her late 60s, dont stress about it.
This is very a eliteful vedio. One can under stand how the by pass surgery takes place.People will develop confidence on this surgery. very good vedio for the people above the age of 55 years
Ram Prasad, chittoor
I had this surgery done 12/07/14; A quintuple (5 bypass). I am about to start playing baseball again on 04/12/15; A difficult experience overall, but a learning one as well.
Congrats, that's crazy to have to go through. My dad is having atleast three next week.
I too got it done on 11th July 2014 in Mumbai and am thankful n grateful to the doctors n all the hospital staff for taking good care of me! I'm in good health as of now but diet control n walking is a must for all! It's almost 3 years n hope to continue for another few years! I have few friends who are still around after 30-35 yrs of byepass surgery! I didn't get to watch before my byepass but was curious to watch as to what the doctors did to my body but its not that painful as made out by all.... yes, its painful in the mind but not physically! Am glad I underwent and am healthy as of now n cautious in my diet!
Thank God for Doctors - pay 'em more than bankers!!
omg. so glad doctors exist.
Great animation on coronary artery bypass graft procedure! The "off-pump" section was especially informative. Nice work!
@mail2mazhar
Depends on the patient.
Laserangioplastiek can be a alternative.
@ziogisss I hope your dad's recovery was complete and that he is feeling much better today!
After the surgery
Were there any negative side effects ?
(For the first 2 weeks)
underwent this surgery and lucky enough i'm in my 1 yr and 2 mos. now and so far i'm pretty well. during the period of my recovery it's really very difficult for me. thanks god for the success of my cabg.
What could be the greatest risk of a heart bypass surgery?
it is most important , every one has to see and Learn from this vedio especially medical students.thanks for provide
yes,you really making conscious us by this visual way.
everything u see on video about open heart surgery is real step by step,I just had one in March
Other parts being used to repais . alteres
how's ur health now
thanks for the.video too. my mum going through this operation in next week. at least i know more before she enter the hospital
Hey did she go through the surgery?
Is she alright now?
+Kushal Vaishnav, 😊😘😘
thanks for this video. its helps to understand about the coronary artery disease to public .
Well, i dont know where you got your information from, but this procedure is still in use in lots of hospitals around the world.
Sometimes a stent is nog enough to widen the coronair artery. In that case, this procedure is a MUST!
And yes, it is a very informative animation, thanks for putting this online!!
wow! that was awesome! thanks i just love the part about the internal thoracic artery, the way the surgeon leaves it connected to the subclavian!! cooool :D
...also, even if they make a graft below the blockage; what happens to the upstream portion above the blockage? Wouldn't it stagnate the blood flow in that portion and cause problems and couldn't the plaque from the blockage still break off and go downstream past the new graft insertion point?
@GoldKamil I am terribly sorry that you had the misfortune of having these congenital heart defects but I really do think you should learn more about your conditions. I'm surprised to see that you don't seem to be very well informed about your condition and the procedures that have been performed on you so far. For example, it is 'Tetralogy of Fallot' (pronounced fall-o). Please talk to your surgeon and ask him to explain the treatment options- it will help you be more calm and more confident.
RobertjDuncan1; Like DoradoEl1 said, survival after bypass is huge. My nurses/DR's emphasized to keep positive (I've read depression is very common after surgery). I had one 2mo ago, and I was at home 10-days later (I am 44yrs old). My surgery was "off pump" (beating heart), and I received a quintuple bypass (they used arteries/veins from my leg, forearm, and inside my chest). They saved my Life! My dad had bypass 15yrs ago, & my recovery has been much easier than his was.
WTF. why dislikes??? what does it have to do with dislikes?? is this an entertainment video? it's just an animation..see like it or just walkaway.
this helped me understand CABG a lot. nice upload
Important video
thanks for the good video, im gonna get a bypas on the 2 of july 2014 in Odense hospital, so im a little scared but not anymore for that good video thanks a lot for it
Good luck with your heart surgery, and thanks for watching!
thanks everything vent good, but it hurts like hell ;)
How did it go?
Hi went god, im alive :) but still have some problem where they open my chest
Steffen Swarchling Glad to hear :) Studying to be a nurse and that's why I'm a bit curious. Hope you will be rid of them soon, stay healthy :)
Thank you for that video it helped a lot somebody very important in my life had opened heart surgery bypass today the video help me file and explain to me a lot thank you for the video
these vids make my heart pound
Your heart always pounds
Now I know why it's called a bypass. Genius.
The Lord used the doctors to make it possible... if not for the Lord that wont be even possible... :) he deserve all the praises and glory.. :) God Bless you.
I wish you good luck with recovery
still Alive after more than 2 years ;)
thank for the video my mom is getting it done tomorrow
I'm so scared.... my grandfather is going to have this surgery this Thursday... he's such a nice guy...
wow thats amasing! wow i am happy
for you. what a maraculous recovery!
Very nice video.
This vid is very informative thanx for posting
@ziogisss Hi, i'm glad your father is doing well. My dad just had this operation on friday and I am at the hospital with him now. He is out of the ICU and in a regular hospital room. I was so worried as well....just wanted to ask how your dad is doing now? Please respond :) thank you!
My wife's dad is having this surgery, can i please get someone who understands this to talk to me! am extremely worried and she is constantly crying. can you please pray for my father in law and hope this operation is a success. thank you
Great video, extremely detailed and informative. May thanks from a final year nursing student
How do you seperate the sternum ? Cut ? And it heals back within some time ?
@ziogisss my dada just had his surgery 2 weeks ago n my family was nervous, but for some reason i wasnt because i knew they do this surgery all the time, he is 61 yrs old n hes mamking a great recovery :D
Thanks for the science
I just had 5 bypasses and a mitral valve repair done about 2 months ago.
I hope you have recovered quickly and are doing well!
Thank you! I have recovered and am doing fine.
Thanks for this vedio
depending on the number of blockages...
thanks for providing nice information.
wow!! just love to learn these stuff.. never know.
Any alternative to Bypass surgery yet ?
Thank for a good Picture" I have ad this done.
Hi Jack. Hope you are well now. That sounds terrible!!
useful to simple understand about CABG.
What is this
cant wait until i get to do this type of surgery
Thank you for posting such a useful video very informative and educative
Very useful,educative.Commendable
medical miracle
What I don't understand is why a person would need a coronary bypass if they have absolutely no symptoms, no fatigue, chest pain, shortness of breath or anything and they feel in perfect health. I have lifted weights all my life and even though I am an old man now, I still do behind the neck triceps extensions with 45 lbs. doing 17 reps and 4 sets, and other exercises in the same way, WITH NO PROBLEMS!!! So how can there be insufficient blood supply 2 the heart muscle,it just doesn't make sense.
@lovehindimovie
First of all, youtube is not the best forum to ask for expertise opinions (I figure that is what you are after) on bypass surgery.
Is it recommended? Yes of course it is, the "invention" of bypass surgery was a huge change in medical science.
It was the first time anybody had succesfully operated on a human heart.
It saves lives, what more do you want?
i'll sign AMA form! Period!
good luck with your surgery! :)
Wow, that's amazing!
I found it very interesting and educative.
Hmm, how did they manage to stop the heart manually?
Very useful for all
Wait, how do you stop the heart? I thought cardiac muscle can keep depolarizing because it doesn't need the nervous system to contract and relax.
NoobityBoobity You give drugs, also callled cardioplegic solution. Its a mixture of components in this solution, but the most important component of the solution is potassium. You will basically flood the heart with potassium which will freeze the cells in a depolarized state and in this way stop the heart.
Awesome! Thank you!!
extremely informative video welldone!!!!!!!
I need one of these. Worried sick.
Excellent, very informative
it is verey useful video
@jo123phoebe how does it get damaged? wont it just go into a coma ? :/
I've always loved your videos ! Shokran
great experience
thanks lot for your link of videos............
verry important video
By pass surgery means,they have high cholesterol.
Thanks you!
whats the duration of this surgery?