My dad who is going to be 76 next month has it done every 7 or 8 years n so far he had 4 surgeries. It’s on his right side n he had double chamber thrice n one time only it was single chamber where I have noticed he doesn’t have good equilibrium n I have been told in patients above 65 a double chamber is a must. He wasn’t put on the waiting list at the right time n he lost consciousness several times, which actually lead him to have no taste, his hearing has been impaired, sense of smell completely gone, he can’t feel the left side of his arm n leg, n since he has been diabetic for 25 years he got glaucoma, high IOP, cataracts where he lost one eye n the other one he has only 35% vision. Basically everything happened overnight after the doctor wasn’t wise enough to do his surgery on time. Ur video is to the point n really described. Thank u
Great video, consolidation a lot for me! I wanted to add that a dual chamber pacemaker can only have a ventricular spike on ecg in the situation where the atria is conducting intrinsically above the threshold for the atrial lead.
Thank you for this vid I had a pacemaker put in me a month ago. Apparently, I've got a transient anode heart block whatever that is. But thank you NHS for sorting me out. The only snag now is I've got to carry around this Biotronic monitor thing all the time. It looks like a mobile phone only it's not. Once an hour it transmits data of my heart rate to them.
@@arriankayleetunac4263 I'm fine thanks Arrian I'm 60 I was a bit scared before the op but it all went OK, honest you've got nothing to worry about. I was in & out of Hospital in just 3 days. Merlin.
I work as a RN on a Medical-Surgical cardiovascular unit. The presenter's explanation was spot on. When I have patients with an implantable cardiac defibrillator (ICD) or a pacemaker, I always review the ECG strip and review the telemetry monitor. You definitely can tell on a pacemaker if it is single or dual by the spikes before the P wave or QRS complex. This video really kept it simple and on point. Thank you.
Had a pacemaker installed 3 years ago for slow heart rate, 2 chamber. The one part of my heart that should be producing 55 to 60% of the work is now only producing 42% . They plan on putting another lead in my left ventricle 3 chamber. They think my biggest problem is the electrical problem more so than heart failure. I had a heart catheter done 4 years ago and my arteries were 25% blocked at the most, so my arteries are pretty much clear. This video made much more since than the way the doctor explained it. Even I could understand it. Great job!
thank you guys so much for making this video! i was diagnosed with complete heart block at the age of 9 and had a pace maker fitted, ive now had it for about 8 years and they didn't really tell me much about my condition (because i was to young to understand) but its really cool watching these videos and it helps me understand alot more about my condition thanks!
Thank you for such a straight forward & simple explanation of pacemakers. You did such a great job, I am going to look through your other videos you have shared. Thanks so much!
Doctor just told me my heart rate has dropped to zero and that only the pacemaker is keeping me alive. Do you have any reading material for people in my condition? Thank you!
Goodmorning doctor can you give me some information regarding the microny st jude 2525t it is normal that we went 2 times in a row (september 2020 and october 2021 and the battery was always at 2.78V? i implanted in 2015 the Model is Microny st jude 2525t thank you very much and good job
I am an Embalmer and just before sending them to cremation I remove these on some cases and I must admit its great to understand how these mechanisims work.
My pacemaker as it runs on demand should list 12 years , so saying a pacemaker lasts 5 years is wrong as it depends if the pacemaker 100% or on demand !!
My dad who is going to be 76 next month has it done every 7 or 8 years n so far he had 4 surgeries. It’s on his right side n he had double chamber thrice n one time only it was single chamber where I have noticed he doesn’t have good equilibrium n I have been told in patients above 65 a double chamber is a must. He wasn’t put on the waiting list at the right time n he lost consciousness several times, which actually lead him to have no taste, his hearing has been impaired, sense of smell completely gone, he can’t feel the left side of his arm n leg, n since he has been diabetic for 25 years he got glaucoma, high IOP, cataracts where he lost one eye n the other one he has only 35% vision. Basically everything happened overnight after the doctor wasn’t wise enough to do his surgery on time. Ur video is to the point n really described. Thank u
I'm really surprised to see such a serious topic discussed in so calm and composed way even layman can understand it
hope its helpful
Great video, consolidation a lot for me! I wanted to add that a dual chamber pacemaker can only have a ventricular spike on ecg in the situation where the atria is conducting intrinsically above the threshold for the atrial lead.
Thank you. This video is more helpful and easy to understand than my professors' lecture.
Thank you for this vid I had a pacemaker put in me a month ago. Apparently, I've got a transient anode heart block whatever that is. But thank you NHS for sorting me out. The only snag now is I've got to carry around this Biotronic monitor thing all the time. It looks like a mobile phone only it's not. Once an hour it transmits data of my heart rate to them.
Thanks
@merlin adams ....how are you now? how old are you...?im pretty scared... im diagnosed with sinus bradycardia...
@@arriankayleetunac4263 I'm fine thanks Arrian I'm 60 I was a bit scared before the op but it all went OK, honest you've got nothing to worry about. I was in & out of Hospital in just 3 days. Merlin.
@@merlinadams8797 im only 33years old.... im dealing with anxiety now because of the diagnosis....im still young...
The technique of teaching any topics in a easy way , just attractable
Thank you for this vid. it's so greatful. if i didn't see this video, i just do research forever. it so surprised !
I work as a RN on a Medical-Surgical cardiovascular unit. The presenter's explanation was spot on. When I have patients with an implantable cardiac defibrillator (ICD) or a pacemaker, I always review the ECG strip and review the telemetry monitor. You definitely can tell on a pacemaker if it is single or dual by the spikes before the P wave or QRS complex. This video really kept it simple and on point. Thank you.
Thats so great to hear! Thanks
Thanks a lot, I couldn't quite understand it on AMBOSS, that was a great explanation! :)
Had a pacemaker installed 3 years ago for slow heart rate, 2 chamber. The one part of my heart that should be producing 55 to 60% of the work is now only producing 42% . They plan on putting another lead in my left ventricle 3 chamber. They think my biggest problem is the electrical problem more so than heart failure. I had a heart catheter done 4 years ago and my arteries were 25% blocked at the most, so my arteries are pretty much clear. This video made much more since than the way the doctor explained it. Even I could understand it. Great job!
It was so good. Thanks
thank you guys so much for making this video! i was diagnosed with complete heart block at the age of 9 and had a pace maker fitted, ive now had it for about 8 years and they didn't really tell me much about my condition (because i was to young to understand) but its really cool watching these videos and it helps me understand alot more about my condition thanks!
So helpful for people educating themselves on such an important topic! Thank you
Fantastic, and easy to understand even for layman.
thank you so much Tom! your contents are always appreciated and so concise/easy to understand 😊😊
Excellent work 👍 highly recommened
Thanks!
Thank you, I found this helpful.
Thank you sir. Very simple n easy explantion.
Thanks for watching Prithvi! I enjoyed making this video
Very good presentation 👍
Thank u sir ..expecting more videos...
Great explanation. Thank you.
*May God give you all good health*
Thank you so much !!..excellent video, so simple and precise..easy to understand .
Thank you for this video! So helpful!
You're welcome, glad to help!
Thank you for such a straight forward & simple explanation of pacemakers. You did such a great job, I am going to look through your other videos you have shared. Thanks so much!
Amazing! Thanks
its very useful also to other thats planing to put.pace maker they have already idea how it is thanks for the impormative video
Thank you that was great
Duel pacemaker uses in any patient??
Doctor just told me my heart rate has dropped to zero and that only the pacemaker is keeping me alive.
Do you have any reading material for people in my condition?
Thank you!
@Sonia Barriga Muñoz...hi..how are you now?how old are you?im pretty scared....i have sinus bradycardia...
Why would someone need an external pacemaker and how do those work? Do those also need to follow pacemaker precautions?
Thank u.
Thanks alot dr❤ do youhave vedoes bout basics of right heart catheterization ls❤
Jst noticed should the qrs complexes be wide for pacemakers in the ventricle?
Can a pacemaker do the job of regulating heart beat or at least overall improve the heart after Myocardial infarction???
I shared this with my frds ...the too find very usefulll...👏👏👏👏👏superb sounds,pictures,information
Wat about ecg changes if it's a triple chamber pacemaker?
Thank you! I understand pacemakers much better now!
You're a good teacher
You breakdown concepts in such a simplified manner easy to grasp 👏👏👏👏
Where were you when i was in medical school?
Goodmorning doctor
can you give me some information regarding the microny st jude 2525t it is normal that we went 2 times in a row (september 2020 and october 2021 and the battery was always at 2.78V?
i implanted in 2015
the Model is Microny st jude 2525t
thank you very much and good job
2 hours of studying simplified in 6 mins. I can’t say thank you enough
Wow we really are just big computers aren’t we? Interesting video!
So amazing and informative. Really enjoyed this video ❤
Hi can you post difference between pacemaker and subcutaneous implantable cardiac defib
thank you so much!!!
My husband pacemaker battery will be change in 12 years .
I am an Embalmer and just before sending them to cremation I remove these on some cases and I must admit its great to understand how these mechanisims work.
Do you make decent money for your job? & what state do you live in if you don’t mind me asking?
thanks
Using the wireless charger which has magnetic field will contract
very nicely presented,good job :-)
Thank you for that great summary! You also have a very calming voice which helps :)
Hmmmm
Sick sinus syndrome with symptomatic bradycardia.
Awesome teaching video ...calming voice too on a serious subject. Thanks
Thanks Lee!
Informative illustrations.
Thank you
Article nam batao
Thank you so much this helped a lot ❤
My pacemaker as it runs on demand should list 12 years , so saying a pacemaker lasts 5 years is wrong as it depends if the pacemaker 100% or on demand !!
So helpful and thank you for simple explanation of pacemaker.
Really great 👏 and thank you so much
i knew someone that had it...rest in heaven!
Very helpful. Thanks
Great video and notes. Thank you!!
Ooooh ECU for humans
So helpful, Thank you🙏
Thank you so much.
In pacemakers which sensors are used 🤔
Fantastic video…clearly explained.
I love my pacemaker. Instant relief. amazing technology. It sounds scary but it's really not.
Beautiful video..So clear and useful..Thank you
Just lovely
I clear understand thank you very much sir
Grandpa had one
Very informative and easy to understand
Thanks Sayyaf!
Exactly what i needed to know. Thanks
great explanation 👏
Thanks
so helpful
This is detail!
Very informative tnx
soooooo.....IronMan?
Thank you !
Thank you
Thank you so much ! God bless u
OMG so simple to understand, thank you!
no problem
;)
wow
I am happy because zero to final exists
thanks Kushal!
I have a CRT-D and two previous ICD... and will openly share my experiences with anyone if you ask nicely..
How old are you?
@@aformula4198 to answer your question I am 38 years old.. just dealt a bad hand of gcards.. just mostly genetic ones..
im getting a pacemaker soon can you feel like there’s something in ur chest?
@@giyuutomioka8072 how do you feel with the pacemaker?
Very informative
Wow! Just wow!!
Thanks Adeola!
very usefull and well explained
Don’t keep ur iPhone near it