Y’all do a fantastic job presenting these topics in a case-based, logical way. I send all my neurosurgery students to your channel and this is a great addition! Please keep on putting great medical education out there for free for students. It’s going to make a big difference educating the next generation of docs/PA’s/NP’s.
Unfortunately you and everyone else :). The short version: SAH causes decreased compliance of the intracranial contents impeding normal CSF circulation and absorption.
Thank you for another masterpiece video. But I have one small question. I am unsure how the practice differs between my country and the US, but a flow diverter (FD) is not a good choice for ruptured aneurysms because it takes a long time for FD to completely occlude the aneurysm. In my center, they prefer clipping or coiling for the ruptured aneurysm, FD only for the unruptured one.
This channel is meant for educational purposes. Consulting on patients over the internet presents ethical and medico-legal challenges, so it is best that you refer any challenging cases to the nearest large academic center.
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wow! what an amazingly done lecture with great voiceover, picture and videos!
Y’all do a fantastic job presenting these topics in a case-based, logical way. I send all my neurosurgery students to your channel and this is a great addition! Please keep on putting great medical education out there for free for students. It’s going to make a big difference educating the next generation of docs/PA’s/NP’s.
It still remains unclear to me how a SAH causes increase ICP.
Unfortunately you and everyone else :). The short version: SAH causes decreased compliance of the intracranial contents impeding normal CSF circulation and absorption.
Love this video!
THE BEST!!! Thank you..
Superb video. Thanks for this incredible effort.
Thank you for another masterpiece video.
But I have one small question. I am unsure how the practice differs between my country and the US, but a flow diverter (FD) is not a good choice for ruptured aneurysms because it takes a long time for FD to completely occlude the aneurysm. In my center, they prefer clipping or coiling for the ruptured aneurysm, FD only for the unruptured one.
We are working on a management of subarachnoid hemorrhage video where we will review the pros and cons of all the treatments. Stay tuned.
Very satisfying explanation
Thank yo for good lectures
Please l need link of pdf of lecture
That’s extremely AMAZING! Many thanks
You're very welcome!
Great thank you so much
great lecture
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Thank you for your great videos
Can i get advice about a patient.
Please reply
This channel is meant for educational purposes. Consulting on patients over the internet presents ethical and medico-legal challenges, so it is best that you refer any challenging cases to the nearest large academic center.
В какой программе вы делаете, презентации?
The slideshow is in PowerPoint. I usually use Adobe Audition to record voice over and I put everything together in Adobe Premiere Pro.
@@theneurophile Thank you
@@theneurophile сколько занимает у вас по времени, подготовка одной презентации?
@alexty6215 The research takes about a month. The actual production about a week.
А где можно найти ваши презентации?