Coronary Angiogram. RAO caudal view.

Basics of individual coronary angiogram views

[@emyjo3601]

Always amazed at the level of information and the way it is delivered to foster understanding. Thanks for sharing.

[@whiteboardandmarkercardiol2787]

Emy Jo. Thanks for the nice comment. Appreciated

[@WinterPlumBlossom]

Excellent presentation! Could you do a similar presentation ( real angiogram images + drawing board) on CABG? Especially on how to recognize bypass grafts and their stenosis. Thank you!

[@whiteboardandmarkercardiol2787]

Will do. Thanks

[@aqsaabbas1728]

How is the spine in Left ? Is it not in the right ?

[@ibrarhussain3948]

Thanks 👍👍👍 love 💕💕💕 from Swat kpk Pakistan

[@whiteboardandmarkercardiol2787]

Thanks. I love Swat and KPK. Thnx for watching

[@ibrarhussain3948]

@@whiteboardandmarkercardiol2787 dear brother I have subscribed your chanal as I think Indians are our teachers in the sense ,here we read most of your 📚📚.kindly videos on CTA and MPI...CARDIAC MRI etc in same way as angiography

[@dramh93]

Sir .. first thing first thanks alot🙏🏼 for your videos..it’s really good and helpful.. I just want ask you if you can do us some videos about ECG and how we monitoring during procedures .. thanks again

[@whiteboardandmarkercardiol2787]

Thanks for your kind words. I have it noted down. Please let me know what will you like me to cover and be happy to do that. Naseer

[@dramh93]

Thanks again Mr. Naseer .. usually during coronary angiogram the ECG is telling us the patient’s situation.. how can we read it and interpreting it during the procedures

[@yuktawankhede9085]

Hii sir i loved your explanation but i have a question why you haven't written the angulation of II?

[@whiteboardandmarkercardiol2787]

Thanks for watching. Can you please elaborate on your question?

[@yuktawankhede9085]

If we operate the C arm machine what are the angulations (In what should i keep the Image Intensifier in LAO with Caudal position) ?

[@whiteboardandmarkercardiol2787]

@@yuktawankhede9085 usually 45 & 45 is the best angle to start with. Obviously , depending on patient body habitués and the overlap of the arteries one might need to increase or decrease the angle. Thx

[@yuktawankhede9085]

@@whiteboardandmarkercardiol2787Thank you sir

[@ibrarhussain3948]

Dr ibrar khan

[@BlakeJames42]

Very helpful

[@whiteboardandmarkercardiol2787]

Glad its helpful. Thanks for watching

[@mahmoud27898]

Thanks

[@eliasbshesh8639]

Thank u sir

[@whiteboardandmarkercardiol2787]

You are welcome. Thanks

[@mahmoud27898]

Thanks