My husband undergone bypass surgery before two weeks at age 73 and he is in good condition within two weeks.Great hospital and with reasonable expense.
Had a 5 way bypass and heart valve repair done when I was 48 years old. Still doing good and I'm 62 now. Amazing medical advancements. Went home in 10 days.
I had a heart attack on August 14th 2023 I had a Quadruple Bypass surgery. I'm only 43 years old it's amazing how short my stay was in the hospital I was in the hospital a total of 9 days. I will always remember the date 08-14-2023 to 08-23-2023.
CABG (coronary artery bypass graft surgery) and/or angioplasty with stent placement will be eliminated from medical market. Why? Calcified and/or clogged blood vessels only can be effectively treated and reversed, i.e. to restore its original function, by God's mercy nano-medication that's based on God created man out of an extract of clay from ground. If central pontine hemorrhagic stroke patient, treated by nano-medication for 2 years, can be cured, what's about calcified and/or clogged blood vessels? All glory belongs to God
CABG (coronary artery bypass graft surgery) and/or angioplasty with stent placement will be eliminated from medical market. Why? Calcified and/or clogged blood vessels only can be effectively treated and reversed, i.e. to restore its original function, by God's mercy nano-medication that's based on God created man out of an extract of clay from ground. If central pontine hemorrhagic stroke patient, treated by nano-medication for 2 years, can be cured, what's about calcified and/or clogged blood vessels? All glory belongs to God
Had my 2 BYPASS done in 2015 after a stent was placed in 2001. Very grateful to these two surgeons who saved my life. God is good and healer of the faithful.
dear viewers i had a quadruple bypass by a wonderful team led by Alan Bryan at Bristol ( the Glen private hosp ) some 22year ago at the age of 50, i was very sporty & still play golf 2/3 times a week, never looked back, still no affects thank you Mr Bryan and your team you can live a normal life after 👍
Just had quadruple bypass and this was very helpful in seeing what happened. Excellent, a great service. I am so grateful to the medical field. Now I can enjoy my family and Grand kids into the future.
(2009) at 36 years Cancer, (2012) at 39 years quadruple bypass, (2013) at 40 years 1st stroke, (2019) at 46 2nd Stroke, (2021) at 48 3rd. To my medical team hats off to you all. South Africa 🇿🇦
i must say this to you ....hats off to you too for not giving up in life & being an inspiration...you are an iron man...i have my own medical issues to deal with & its really not easy..
My Father had CABG x 4(LIMA - LAD, RSVG - RCA, OM AND D1) Its been 6 weeks now and he is recovering. I would like go thank MAX Super Speciality Hospital and especially Dr. Subhash Kumar Sinha(Surgeon) and his team for excellent work.
I had a heart attack last April (41yrs) and since then I have gotten 6 stents. The Dr. says that the smaller vessels around the heart are 100% clogged but nothing can be done about it. I have spoke to a few people that ask about it and all they all ask why I havent had this procedure done. This heart stuff is no joke. I actually felt my last breath. I have chest pains everyday. Some worse than others. Taking 10 different meds that doc says I will take for life. I do not wish this on anyone.
I am so impressed with the people who do this kind of thing. They saved my girlfriend's life several years ago and there is no way to adequately express our gratitude. My father had the same procedure done at the age of 72, so well that he survived another 14 years, much longer than the average expectancy.
***** Hi back. As I remember he spent a couple of weeks in hospital, then it was a couple of months before the staples were removed from his chest (I never saw the staples and didn't wish to). He was not diabetic and was walking around by then but not exerting himself. He got too much anesthesia though which affected his short-term memory, so be careful to express your concern about this to the doctors. I'm 67 now and diabetic but fortunately without heart problems. My girlfriend had been diabetic for 30 years when she had her surgery at age 58 and she recovered nicely, however the stress finished off her already weakened kidneys and she's been on dialysis ever since: this is a risk for your father. The best of luck to him and the family; many people have this operation nowadays and the great majority fully recover from it.
***** I'm very happy to hear the good news and wish him many healthy years to come! I can imagine the relief everyone must feel; the same way we did when it happened with us. Those doctors are genuine heroes for what they do every day of their lives. By the way, I haven't been able to get on your Google + account for some reason - maybe you can walk me through the process. Namaste, or whichever salutation applies :)
My grandma is getting this done in three days and I am so nervous. :-( My wedding is in a month and I hope she will be healed up and ready to celebrate!
This was very interesting indeed. I had a single CABG done in April of this year. I had a great surgeon. I am now 3 months post-op and doing wonderfully.
Thank you Jack. I am facing this at 63 and felt that at my age a good outcome was/is unlikely. It's wonderful to know that your father did so well at 72 !!
My father had a triple bypass at age 60 - after his heart attack. He sustained about 20% damage to his heart muscle. He lived until he was 88. Now, at age 67, I am facing a triple bypass too. The key difference is that I have not had a heart attack - therefore no damaged muscle.
Had this procedure done last week....it was a quadruple.....home and feel good so far....let me just say it was a crazy 11 days in icu....thank God for those surgeons....they saved my life
Yeah I was the same way I lost a ton of weight couldn't fit in any of my clothes ... he'll put it back on don't worry about that... I'm back doing physical labor for work and I feel great
My husband just had a 6 Bypass last week. We went for an angiogram and found out he had 99,6% blockage. Needless to say they did emergency surgery that day. They saved his life that day. Unbelievable how this happened.He is recovering better than expected.
Ruth Nogueira I have the same op 6x Bypass after a major heart ataque this was in 8/2014 I well now Thank to the Doctors who take care of me I’m alive.
Had 6 bypass grafts. Not the most pleasant thing to go through but so thankful and grateful to the marvellous people that perform these procedures and also the doctors and nursing staff that took care of me afterwards.
Hello, I've got to have 4 Bypasses done. I'm scared to . In about a 4-6 weeks I go see the surgeon to schedule the surgery. I have Faith in my Lord and Saviour Jesus. Please pray for me. Thank you . Tom .
@@SoapinTrucker Hey , The open heart surgery went good. Had 3 Bypasses but , five weeks later my incision got infected really bad and I had to have two more chest surgeries done . I spent another two weeks in the hospital. Came home with a pic line in my left arm and I had to take antibiotics for another eight weeks. I'm doing good still some pain in my chest and upper stomach where they had all them tubes in me . I Thank Jesus for being with me and helping me. Thank you so much for asking about me . God Bless you.
I have triple bypass surgery at the age of 45 may 8th 2015 right now I am recovery home I'm doing pretty good and it's amazing what modern technology could do God bless all these doctors who perform the surgery on me and the nurse who take care of me after surgery I'm home recovery may god bless them all surgeon doctors nurses who make our life better this is my story it is a successful one
Don't be scared everything will be fine these doctors know exactly what they're doing trust in God the doctor and the technology does he has now good luck to her and don't worry she will be fine so are you I'm doing pretty good I could able to drive now and do everything is not lost but the limited time because I'm not completely healed it's only been a month and a half since my surgery good luck to you and her your grandma
Surgen are God's gift to us to live longer and peacefully. I must thank all the people at hospital who are really dedicated to their job. Thanks to them they make our life more accessable
I had a quadruple bypass surgery, my Kidneys failed, and I had to go on dialysis for a week. But the surgery was successful. So don't be afraid, I was terrified, God answered my prayers.
CABG (coronary artery bypass graft surgery) and/or angioplasty with stent placement will be eliminated from medical market. Why? Calcified and/or clogged blood vessels only can be effectively treated and reversed, i.e. to restore its original function, by God's mercy nano-medication that's based on God created man out of an extract of clay from ground. If central pontine hemorrhagic stroke patient, treated by nano-medication for 2 years, can be cured, what's about calcified and/or clogged blood vessels? All glory belongs to God
I had a 3x graph CABG in 1996. The surgeon was excellent in Centennial Hospital Nashville TN. I was on temp duty from Virginia and started on a morning exercise run. Then, chest pain hit me and lucky a driver saw me on the ground. I have had maybe 6 stents since then. At age 69, I hope to continue living retirement dreams. I have 2 brothers and I am the oldest.. My brother next to oldest, had a drinking and smoking lifestyle and party hard. He had severe heart issues. Well, at Univ of Kentucky Lexington, he got a LVAD installed. A pump to keep blood flow at 25% function rate. He died 6 days later of organ failure. My youngest brother has a smoking problem and lives in a walmart tent for 30 years now. His dinning habits are poor. He just had a heart at age 60 and they transported him to St. Thomas West in Nashville TN. Long drives for me folks from Petersburg VA. A stent was placed in his heart vessel and muscle damage from heart attack. Our father died in 1965 when all this technology was not available. He was in the army and walter reed was limited on care. Life style and family history plays a role in your life span. Keep exercise up and eat healthy. I homestead on 10 acres and always outside working and raising poultry and large garden.
had 5 bypasses and 1 stent and still kicking at 80. have diabetes and back surgery. now my legs are in constant pain from circulation. ive had a much longer life than i expected. at this point every day is a blessing.
Just a quick thank you to all the Doctors ,nurses and surgeons at North cross hospital Wolverhampton who saved my life ,after my heart attack 7 years ago aged 47 and undergoing my quadruple heart bypass ,some very rough times i went through but all staff made my stay so so pleasant ,just to say i have not forgot you all big love xx
I just had a multiple bypass procedure and came through it just fine. Because of a blood clot in my left leg, the leg in which the veins for the bypass were harvested, I needed a second surgery to remove the clot. Its been three months and I am up and doing fine. In my case all of this was done as an emergency surgery procedure
61 years Young, surgery 12/12/2019 quadruple bypass and aortic valve replace..back to work 2/3/2020 awesome GOD enabling these excellent doctors. newbraunfels, texas
Sir god gives h more happy life to u. But blockage comes from blood cholesterol .. and u should remove first cholesterol from ur blood otherwise more chances to come again blockage in ur artery.. I have syrup for that Whatsap 9820420048
I'm dr Rasheed bhatti had been cabg. 25th.april2019.lifesaving operation. I'm enjoying new life. All is by Great GOD.BUT I DONT FORGET THE SIR TAYYAB PASHA SAHIB CARDIAC SURGEON AND HIS TEAM.
I had bypass surgery and told the surgeon it was half medical and half engineering. When he said he was going to stop the heart, I said "it was easy to stop a heart, but are sure you can start it again". Very informative video Fred
I had triple bypass surgery almost a year ago(2/7/23). Turned out well. Still going to the gym 3 days a week for cardio. I am 69. I hope I don't have to repeat that procedure. First 3 months was rough. Most of the problem was discomfort from incision sight. Stinging and burning feeling.
I have a blood clot ( DVT ) deep in my right shoulder, a result of a pelvic repair surgery . My body grew new arteries and veins around the clot. Just a natural repair !
I had a 4xcabg on 16 Oct 2019 or less than 3 Weeks ago. I am documenting some videos of my recovery and personal experiences post op both in hospital and at home subsequent to discharge.
Sir god gives h more happy life to u. But blockage comes from blood cholesterol .. and u should remove first cholesterol from ur blood otherwise more chances to come again blockage in ur artery.. I have syrup for that Whatsap 9820420048
I had a tripple by pass in may 2014 it is so amazing that the doctors can do these days i am feeling .like a new person if it wasnt for them i would have died so i carnt thank them enough
great video, how about a follow up video on a autopsy about the internal healing of the pericardium, internal bone and the graft and sutures on long term survivors ?
I had a triple heart bypass surgery 9 months ago, at 69 years old. Last week I saw my cardiologist for a one year visit, he said i'm doing fine and could live a long life.. I'm amazed with medical science what knowledge God has given to man to heal us..eat well and trust Jesus Christ, if surgery cant heal you, Jesus will catch you with eternal life..Jesus bless ;0)
@@calamity1803 yes medication, diet, exercise and rest are important in keeping the arteries open. i'll be 95 in 25 years, that's a long life for these days..
@@calamity1803 weight is the hardest, especially when around family gatherings, all the good foods we are so used to eating. I have started eating lots of veggies, and much less of the meats.. four eggs per week, or egg whites chicken once a week fish couple times a week steaks and other red meat once in two weeks sleep at 10pm up at 7am lots of water, mineral water and tea, coffee couple times a week what a change.. take care of your self, it's your life and it's precious.. God bless us, may we live long lives
I’m 18 I was born with two heart conditions called Dextrocarida and CHF and I almost died from it and I had bypass heart surgery in 2007 to 2009 I had heart problems like mostly in my childhood now I have a scar from my surgery, I couldn’t breathe when I just a newborn I stayed in the hospital about 15 weeks when I turned 3 I had surgery on my heart, I had cardiologist appointments ages of 3 to 5 years old for my heart conditions I didn’t grew out of it when I was just a newborn when I just turned 3 I had a heart attack and rushed to the hospital I was in a ambulance now I don’t have heart problems anymore thank goodness it’s over.
Hello it's June 2021 and I just had this surgery done only with me it was a Quadruple by-pass , I had some serious blockage I was unaware of and when I felt what I thought was a form of indigestion I knew something was wrong . An X-ray at the hospital confirmed it (blockage) . When the nurse told me I was floored heck I'm only 61. My Primary Care Physician suggested by-pass . Living in Boston I went to Tufts Medical Center who does more of these operations than anyone . Well It's been a week and I'm sore as hell (but Alive ) and hoping the rest of my life will be better .
@@linapari5.462 Hello Lina, Well I'm still here and yes I'm breathing better no doubt. (Thx for asking). My weight management is now the struggle for me at 5ft. 7in.and 284lbs. I'm overweight and I'm starting to struggle again . What you eat is everything and for me I eat in restaurants way to much and don't really workout at all (which is a must). I'm 63 yrs.old and just don't have the energy but that's on me I must find a way to stay active and stay healthy.
@@linapari5.462 Hi Lina, June 9 2021 I had the surgery in Boston and it made a world of difference in my breathing. The KEY is to change your lifestyle and change your eating habits(that's a tough one)
Had my op in January 2000. It lasted for ten years as they promised. Now at 71 years I suffer angina so in other words it's added ten years to my life span.
@@linapari5.462 Thank you for asking. I am fine and was still feeling young until i got to 80. Now at 81 I am feeling my true age. I take things a little slower now and still enjoy life. I study other things that like the 'vax' I said no to as we're all in a position where the powers that be, want to get rid of us. Now, I question everything before I engage it.
All the best....to u.....this job will make u god for ppl u do succesful surgery....n they will always bless u whenever they see their loved one smiling n saved......hare krishna
The trouble with getting old and cantankerous is that you may be in danger of raising your blood pressure and needing things like coronary bypasses! I'm English too and since my heart bypass I find that in my more lucid moments I have a much more balanced view about what is important and what is not. Life matters, and so does enjoying it without letting trivialities get in the way. Minor details about how other people, especially people in other countries, pronounce things do not.
All was correct , with the exception of closing sutures... a super strong adhesive is used in Lew of stitching ! Also in addition to wires , two small metal plates are added to support the breast plate from shifting... I know...just had my quad bypass about a month ago...almost healed on the outside and have a bit to go internally!
I passed on the video before my double bypass, saying if I watched it I would probably be running for the elevator before it was halfway thru. After watching this I realize.....I was right!
It was not mentioned how the heart was triggered to pump back again after the bypass phase. Nevertheless, the video in general is done great and very helpful and educational. THanks for sharing!
The video is wrong; the tube that takes blood away from the heart is not called a vein, it is also an artery like its opposite artery that supplies blood to the heart. Veins are smaller and capillaries are smaller still.
My uncle died few days ago after the bypass. Infection built up, failure of almost all organs such as kidney, liver, lungs. It was very unfortunate to die this way.
I had a 3CABG. while the major symptoms that brought me to my doctor disappeared... i find that different feelings go on after. dizzy, some fluttering from time to time. out of breath when walking distances. alot of medication. i can no longer stand to have stress... no problems.....
My boyfriend had a quadruple bypass the day after Christmas last year he has still many issues such as A.F.I.B and also dizziness when getting up from sitting down...He is doing better but has been a very long process for him.
I had surgery 3,5 years ago, a lot of it sounds famlliar. . Dizziness when getting up is sort of normal, could be caused by low bloodpressure. The medication lowers your bloodpressure, to protect your heart. Coping with stress excitement, a lot of patiens experience that also. Also feeling out of breath, tired, exhausted at times is pretty normal i believe. Try to exercise if possible, it can make you feel better and stronger.
There are a lot of people still alive thanks to bypass surgery, these are cases where stents are not sufficient as the area of blockages is too great. There are others who either didn't want to go through the procedure or for whom it was too late. The problems start in your 40s or sometimes earlier. That is the time to get your blood pressure checked, your cholesterol under control, get to a normal weight and exercise as well as having a balanced diet and not smoking. Otherwise, you simply increase your risk of having problems in your 50s or 60s with the risk of heart attack or stroke. If that's a risk you're happy to take, then go ahead pig out, lie on the sofa and smoke 60 a day!
@@olcotttheosophy Ask any pathologist who has dissected lungs of smokers and non-smokers. Many cardiologists will actually prioritise the non-smokers over those who refuse to give it up, like my late brother-in-law.
It is very interesting presentation. How do they remove the drain tube What about the metal wires closing the rib cage how do they remove all those stuff
Chest drains are removed the day before discharge from the hospital. They are about 12 inches long and a patient is asked to breathe in and then hold their breath while a nurse pulls them out quickly. The three openings are then bandaged and eventually scabs form over the openings. The wires stay inside the body always.
I Have bypass open heart surgery age of 53 Oct 31st 2018 .Saint Francis Hospital in New York .I am doing well at this time .need more time to feel better.
Yes, it can take some time to recover completely. When possible, try to exercise,. I did a sort of rehabilitation fitness training, it worked good for me.
So what do they do with those things that are left inside? The thing which they've left inside for draining fluids during the healing process... And what about those metal wires which connect the chest bone? They will be in body for the rest of their life ?
They pull out the tubes after 1 or 2 days, in a gentle way. The metal wires stay inside. Sometimes in some patiënts after recovery the wires can give pain. With a small operation doctors can take them out if necessary.
Marshall Miller Careiologists are by far not the highest compensated physicians in medicine, also cardiologists do not perform surgery, they diagnose and treat heart disease. I believe you are referring to cardiothoracic surgeons which is a separate surgical specialty
Cardiologists are by far not the highest compensated physicians. Also cardiologists do not perform surgery, they only diagnose and treat heart disease. You are referring to cardiothoracic surgeons which is a separate surgical specialty
I am 64 this august, and I had quadrupal heart bypass 17 seventeen years ago, 12 months later I had 3 stents inserted in to my heart. That was 17 yes seventeen years ago and I am still alive, I also suffer with type 1 diabetes which is a pain in the backsiide at times. People tell me I have lived longer than I should have since having the heart bypass. I s this true?
Hi speakman! Thank you for sharing your story. A person's life expectancy after a cardiac bypass surgery with or without subsequent stent placement is determined by a combination of factors including compliance to medication regime (including adherence to follow up clinic scgedules) diet and lifestyle of an individual as well as occurrence of complications after the procedure, long term.or short term. Having said that, if every factor is taken care of as required, one can survive for as long as the condition is under control. Eradication of risk factors (diet and lifestyle modification) and good compliance to medication and follow up clinic is key to an excellent prognosis and ultimately increasing life quality and survival rates as well.
Các y cụ như vậy đều sử dụng 1 lần. Không có bảo hiểm doi khi rất khó khăn. Công ty Bảo hiểm mua dự trữ và hết date thì bỏ đi. Vì Sương đề nghị 1 sự giúp đỡ trong tình hình khó khăn chung tại Việt Nam. Nên cấp trên de nghị Sương để luong lại công và mua bảo hiểm là được rồi.
My husband undergone bypass surgery before two weeks at age 73 and he is in good condition within two weeks.Great hospital and with reasonable expense.
Had a 5 way bypass and heart valve repair done when I was 48 years old. Still doing good and I'm 62 now. Amazing medical advancements. Went home in 10 days.
I had a heart attack on August 14th 2023 I had a Quadruple Bypass surgery. I'm only 43 years old it's amazing how short my stay was in the hospital I was in the hospital a total of 9 days. I will always remember the date 08-14-2023 to 08-23-2023.
I am glad you guys are doing well now. Thanks God!
I am so glad you made it through. I had a heart attack on 6-20-21...triple bypass...I was 60 at that time.
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CABG (coronary artery bypass graft surgery) and/or angioplasty with stent placement
will be eliminated from medical market. Why? Calcified and/or clogged blood vessels
only can be effectively treated and reversed, i.e. to restore its original function, by
God's mercy nano-medication that's based on God created man out of an extract
of clay from ground.
If central pontine hemorrhagic stroke patient, treated by nano-medication for 2 years,
can be cured, what's about calcified and/or clogged blood vessels?
All glory belongs to God
All doctors are a blessing for humanity. Endless thanks to all of them.
CABG (coronary artery bypass graft surgery) and/or angioplasty with stent placement
will be eliminated from medical market. Why? Calcified and/or clogged blood vessels
only can be effectively treated and reversed, i.e. to restore its original function, by
God's mercy nano-medication that's based on God created man out of an extract
of clay from ground.
If central pontine hemorrhagic stroke patient, treated by nano-medication for 2 years,
can be cured, what's about calcified and/or clogged blood vessels?
All glory belongs to God
Had my 2 BYPASS done in 2015 after a stent was placed in 2001. Very grateful to these two surgeons who saved my life. God is good and healer of the faithful.
All praises be to The One True God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. †
god came up with all these diseases in the first place.. he's sadist..
dear viewers i had a quadruple bypass by a wonderful team led by Alan Bryan at Bristol ( the Glen private hosp ) some 22year ago at the age of 50, i was very sporty & still play golf 2/3 times a week, never looked back, still no affects thank you Mr Bryan
and your team you can live a normal life after 👍
I had a quintuple bypass surgery twenty days ago, March 3 2021. Slowly recovering now. Thank you very much Lord Jesus Christ ♥️
Awesome Franco. Great to hear that one-year on you are doing so great!!
@@hddun hey thanks, it's almost eighteen months now, been surfing and motorcycle 🏍 🏄♂️ 😉 👌 thanks Lord Jesus 🙏 ❤
Just had quadruple bypass and this was very helpful in seeing what happened. Excellent, a great service. I am so grateful to the medical field. Now I can enjoy my family and Grand kids into the future.
Are u ok?
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(2009) at 36 years Cancer, (2012) at 39 years quadruple bypass, (2013) at 40 years 1st stroke, (2019) at 46 2nd Stroke, (2021) at 48 3rd. To my medical team hats off to you all. South Africa 🇿🇦
i must say this to you ....hats off to you too for not giving up in life & being an inspiration...you are an iron man...i have my own medical issues to deal with & its really not easy..
If I were you I would be giving All the praise to God.
My Father had CABG x 4(LIMA - LAD, RSVG - RCA, OM AND D1) Its been 6 weeks now and he is recovering. I would like go thank MAX Super Speciality Hospital and especially Dr. Subhash Kumar Sinha(Surgeon) and his team for excellent work.
I had a heart attack last April (41yrs) and since then I have gotten 6 stents. The Dr. says that the smaller vessels around the heart are 100% clogged but nothing can be done about it. I have spoke to a few people that ask about it and all they all ask why I havent had this procedure done. This heart stuff is no joke. I actually felt my last breath. I have chest pains everyday. Some worse than others. Taking 10 different meds that doc says I will take for life. I do not wish this on anyone.
you alive mate?
I am so impressed with the people who do this kind of thing. They saved my girlfriend's life several years ago and there is no way to adequately express our gratitude.
My father had the same procedure done at the age of 72, so well that he survived another 14 years, much longer than the average expectancy.
***** Hi back. As I remember he spent a couple of weeks in hospital, then it was a couple of months before the staples were removed from his chest (I never saw the staples and didn't wish to). He was not diabetic and was walking around by then but not exerting himself. He got too much anesthesia though which affected his short-term memory, so be careful to express your concern about this to the doctors.
I'm 67 now and diabetic but fortunately without heart problems. My girlfriend had been diabetic for 30 years when she had her surgery at age 58 and she recovered nicely, however the stress finished off her already weakened kidneys and she's been on dialysis ever since: this is a risk for your father.
The best of luck to him and the family; many people have this operation nowadays and the great majority fully recover from it.
***** Please let me know how he does!
***** So how is your father doing after his operation?
***** I'm very happy to hear the good news and wish him many healthy years to come! I can imagine the relief everyone must feel; the same way we did when it happened with us. Those doctors are genuine heroes for what they do every day of their lives.
By the way, I haven't been able to get on your Google + account for some reason - maybe you can walk me through the process.
Namaste, or whichever salutation applies :)
My grandma is getting this done in three days and I am so nervous. :-( My wedding is in a month and I hope she will be healed up and ready to celebrate!
This was very interesting indeed. I had a single CABG done in April of this year. I had a great surgeon. I am now 3 months post-op and doing wonderfully.
happyinlifemk62 I'm going in January
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Its amazing what those great surgeons can do .I had that surgery nine years ago.I got a second chance of life .God bless my surgeon.
I just had quad bi-pass Aug 2022. I pray my results come out like you Helen...thanks for sharing your positive results with us...
Tomorrow is my Bypass surgery operation. In the name of Jesus Christ I will heal. Amen
@@Democrathater24 he died.
Thank you Jack. I am facing this at 63 and felt that at my age a good outcome was/is unlikely. It's wonderful to know that your father did so well at 72 !!
My father had a triple bypass at age 60 - after his heart attack. He sustained about 20% damage to his heart muscle. He lived until he was 88. Now, at age 67, I am facing a triple bypass too. The key difference is that I have not had a heart attack - therefore no damaged muscle.
In India we are having positive results but in Big hospital, don't worry you will be okay. Be confident
I can tell you from experience Joy…. worry is the miss use of your imagination 💜 go girl.
I had triple bypass with other medical problems. I was 67 and recovered successfully.
Had this procedure done last week....it was a quadruple.....home and feel good so far....let me just say it was a crazy 11 days in icu....thank God for those surgeons....they saved my life
How r u
@@sufyanjawaid3247 been almost 3 years and doing good..thanks for asking
@@carmenruggiro8663 my father also had 1 month ago will he be able to lead normal life and return to work ? He has lost a lot of weight I m worried
Yeah I was the same way I lost a ton of weight couldn't fit in any of my clothes ... he'll put it back on don't worry about that... I'm back doing physical labor for work and I feel great
@@carmenruggiro8663 wow physical labour that's great
My husband just had a 6 Bypass last week. We went for an angiogram and found out he had 99,6% blockage. Needless to say they did emergency surgery that day. They saved his life that day. Unbelievable how this happened.He is recovering better than expected.
Ruth Nogueira I have the same op
6x Bypass after a major heart ataque this was in 8/2014 I well now
Thank to the Doctors who take care of me I’m alive.
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exactly what happened to me - god bless
Had 6 bypass grafts. Not the most pleasant thing to go through but so thankful and grateful to the marvellous people that perform these procedures and also the doctors and nursing staff that took care of me afterwards.
Very nice teaching video
TheLegendaryGamers// Legendary 744 yes correct. None of the doctors or nursing staff had heard of anyone having that many grafts.
Hello, I've got to have 4 Bypasses done. I'm scared to . In about a 4-6 weeks I go see the surgeon to schedule the surgery. I have Faith in my Lord and Saviour Jesus. Please pray for me. Thank you . Tom .
Well, Tom, how do you feel now? How did it go? God Bless!
@@SoapinTrucker Hey , The open heart surgery went good. Had 3 Bypasses but , five weeks later my incision got infected really bad and I had to have two more chest surgeries done . I spent another two weeks in the hospital. Came home with a pic line in my left arm and I had to take antibiotics for another eight weeks. I'm doing good still some pain in my chest and upper stomach where they had all them tubes in me . I Thank Jesus for being with me and helping me. Thank you so much for asking about me . God Bless you.
God Bless all the doctors, nurses and hospital staff that know how to keep us alive.
@@leatherneck7501 Hi Tom, I am pleased it went well and you are making good recovery. Take care of care , best wishes for the future.
اللہ پاک آپ کو صحت تندرستی عطا فرمائے۔۔۔۔امین
I have triple bypass surgery at the age of 45 may 8th 2015 right now I am recovery home I'm doing pretty good and it's amazing what modern technology could do God bless all these doctors who perform the surgery on me and the nurse who take care of me after surgery I'm home recovery may god bless them all surgeon doctors nurses who make our life better this is my story it is a successful one
Hope you have a speedy recovery! My grandma is getting this done this coming Wednesday and I am so scared. :-(
Don't be scared everything will be fine these doctors know exactly what they're doing trust in God the doctor and the technology does he has now good luck to her and don't worry she will be fine so are you I'm doing pretty good I could able to drive now and do everything is not lost but the limited time because I'm not completely healed it's only been a month and a half since my surgery good luck to you and her your grandma
Thank you very much! I'm glad to hear you are doing much better!
You're welcome and thank you
My grandmas surgery went ok!
Surgen are God's gift to us to live longer and peacefully. I must thank all the people at hospital who are really dedicated to their job. Thanks to them they make our life more accessable
I had a quadruple bypass surgery, my
Kidneys failed, and I had to go on dialysis for a week. But the surgery was successful. So don't be afraid, I was terrified, God answered my prayers.
CABG (coronary artery bypass graft surgery) and/or angioplasty with stent placement
will be eliminated from medical market. Why? Calcified and/or clogged blood vessels
only can be effectively treated and reversed, i.e. to restore its original function, by
God's mercy nano-medication that's based on God created man out of an extract
of clay from ground.
If central pontine hemorrhagic stroke patient, treated by nano-medication for 2 years,
can be cured, what's about calcified and/or clogged blood vessels?
All glory belongs to God
I had a triple bypass (cabg) on February 16th 2018. 5 years on and I'm doing great!
I had a 3x graph CABG in 1996. The surgeon was excellent in Centennial Hospital Nashville TN. I was on temp duty from Virginia and started on a morning exercise run. Then, chest pain hit me and lucky a driver saw me on the ground. I have had maybe 6 stents since then. At age 69, I hope to continue living retirement dreams. I have 2 brothers and I am the oldest.. My brother next to oldest, had a drinking and smoking lifestyle and party hard. He had severe heart issues. Well, at Univ of Kentucky Lexington, he got a LVAD installed. A pump to keep blood flow at 25% function rate. He died 6 days later of organ failure. My youngest brother has a smoking problem and lives in a walmart tent for 30 years now. His dinning habits are poor. He just had a heart at age 60 and they transported him to St. Thomas West in Nashville TN. Long drives for me folks from Petersburg VA. A stent was placed in his heart vessel and muscle damage from heart attack. Our father died in 1965 when all this technology was not available. He was in the army and walter reed was limited on care. Life style and family history plays a role in your life span. Keep exercise up and eat healthy. I homestead on 10 acres and always outside working and raising poultry and large garden.
had 5 bypasses and 1 stent and still kicking at 80. have diabetes and back surgery. now my legs are in constant pain from circulation. ive had a much longer life than i expected. at this point every day is a blessing.
Just a quick thank you to all the Doctors ,nurses and surgeons at North cross hospital Wolverhampton who saved my life ,after my heart attack 7 years ago aged 47 and undergoing my quadruple heart bypass ,some very rough times i went through but all staff made my stay so so pleasant ,just to say i have not forgot you all big love xx
Thanks for showing the procedures of bypass surgery.... Highly appreciate the skill of surgeons and crew..
I just had a multiple bypass procedure and came through it just fine. Because of a blood clot in my left leg, the leg in which the veins for the bypass were harvested, I needed a second surgery to remove the clot. Its been three months and I am up and doing fine. In my case all of this was done as an emergency surgery procedure
I had four bypsss surgery in Singapore Heart Centre. Now I am perfectly ok and working for passed two and half years.
61 years Young, surgery 12/12/2019 quadruple bypass and aortic valve replace..back to work 2/3/2020 awesome GOD enabling these excellent doctors. newbraunfels, texas
Sir god gives h more happy life to u. But blockage comes from blood cholesterol .. and u should remove first cholesterol from ur blood otherwise more chances to come again blockage in ur artery..
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Thanku so much for the important information. We are studying the CVS now a days.
Went through CABG x 1 and aortic valve replacement in May 2023. Never thought I’d survive but almost 18 months later, I’m still here.
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Very interesting... Cardiologist & technicians were great... Hats off to them... God bless..
I'm dr Rasheed bhatti had been cabg.
25th.april2019.lifesaving operation. I'm enjoying new life. All is by Great GOD.BUT I DONT FORGET THE SIR TAYYAB PASHA SAHIB CARDIAC SURGEON AND HIS TEAM.
I had bypass surgery and told the surgeon it was half medical and half engineering. When he said he was going to stop the heart, I said "it was easy to stop a heart, but are sure you can start it again". Very informative video
Fred
Thats like my biggest fear what if the heart doesnt start beatin again.My father is doing the surgery tommorow and im shittin my self.
@@John_Bourdakos is he ok?
@@sufyanjawaid3247 We good now. First 4 months were kinda hard but he is like it never happened now.
@@John_Bourdakos my father also had it 1 month ago
@@sufyanjawaid3247 Hope he is doing fine. If u have any questions i can answer, feel free.
I had triple bypass surgery almost a year ago(2/7/23). Turned out well. Still going to the gym 3 days a week for cardio. I am 69. I hope I don't have to repeat that procedure. First 3 months was rough. Most of the problem was discomfort from incision sight. Stinging and burning feeling.
I have a blood clot ( DVT ) deep in my right shoulder, a result of a pelvic repair surgery . My body grew new arteries and veins around the clot. Just a natural repair !
I had a 4xcabg on 16 Oct 2019 or less than 3 Weeks ago. I am documenting some videos of my recovery and personal experiences post op both in hospital and at home subsequent to discharge.
Sir god gives h more happy life to u. But blockage comes from blood cholesterol .. and u should remove first cholesterol from ur blood otherwise more chances to come again blockage in ur artery..
I have syrup for that
Whatsap 9820420048
Had the same thing done in July 2019...god bless
I had #cabg x4 April 2018
I also had 4xCABG in August 2019. I’m living my best life now :)
@@konkanproduct5525 what is the syrup called ?
I had a tripple by pass in may 2014 it is so amazing that the doctors can do these days i am feeling .like a new person if it wasnt for them i would have died so i carnt thank them enough
How do you do right now?
How are you now ?
Doctors are GoD-sent angels
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well presented. Thank you for taking the time to educate the rest of the world.
great video, how about a follow up video on a autopsy about the internal healing of the pericardium, internal bone and the graft and sutures on long term survivors ?
God bless all these doctors to safe people who are you and your family and friends
I had a triple heart bypass surgery 9 months ago, at 69 years old. Last week I saw my cardiologist for a one year visit, he said i'm doing fine and could live a long life.. I'm amazed with medical science what knowledge God has given to man to heal us..eat well and trust Jesus Christ, if surgery cant heal you, Jesus will catch you with eternal life..Jesus bless ;0)
I wish you good luck for the future. And yes it's amazing what doctors can do.
frendo mann I’ve got triple bypass myself.... which typically last for 25 years unless medication and excerise not maintained
@@calamity1803 yes medication, diet, exercise and rest are important in keeping the arteries open. i'll be 95 in 25 years, that's a long life for these days..
@@wendellpeters5083 bang on! I need maintain my weight, its shooting up..... I'll meet yeah when ur turn 95.... when I'm in my late 70'ss hopefully
@@calamity1803 weight is the hardest, especially when around family gatherings, all the good foods we are so used to eating.
I have started eating lots of veggies, and much less of the meats..
four eggs per week, or egg whites
chicken once a week
fish couple times a week
steaks and other red meat once in two weeks
sleep at 10pm up at 7am
lots of water, mineral water and tea, coffee couple times a week
what a change..
take care of your self, it's your life and it's precious.. God bless us, may we live long lives
thanks for giving this information what a powerful job all the surgeons you are all great god has to be seen for you and God bless you all
I’m 18 I was born with two heart conditions called Dextrocarida and CHF and I almost died from it and I had bypass heart surgery in 2007 to 2009 I had heart problems like mostly in my childhood now I have a scar from my surgery, I couldn’t breathe when I just a newborn I stayed in the hospital about 15 weeks when I turned 3 I had surgery on my heart, I had cardiologist appointments ages of 3 to 5 years old for my heart conditions I didn’t grew out of it when I was just a newborn when I just turned 3 I had a heart attack and rushed to the hospital I was in a ambulance now I don’t have heart problems anymore thank goodness it’s over.
Wow !! What a fantastic and easy to understand explaination. Thanks
because it leans slightly to the left... the left ventricle is large and is closer to the left of your chest
Hello it's June 2021 and I just had this surgery done only with me it was a Quadruple by-pass , I had some serious blockage I was unaware of and when I felt what I thought was a form of indigestion I knew something was wrong . An X-ray at the hospital confirmed it (blockage) . When the nurse told me I was floored heck I'm only 61. My Primary Care Physician suggested by-pass . Living in Boston I went to Tufts Medical Center who does more of these operations than anyone . Well It's been a week and I'm sore as hell (but Alive ) and hoping the rest of my life will be better .
How are you doing
@@linapari5.462 Hello Lina, Well I'm still here and yes I'm breathing better no doubt. (Thx for asking). My weight management is now the struggle for me at 5ft. 7in.and 284lbs. I'm overweight and I'm starting to struggle again . What you eat is everything and for me I eat in restaurants way to much and don't really workout at all (which is a must). I'm 63 yrs.old and just don't have the energy but that's on me I must find a way to stay active and stay healthy.
@@slyspy9819 sounds great....when you had gone through bypass??
@@linapari5.462 Hi Lina, June 9 2021 I had the surgery in Boston and it made a world of difference in my breathing. The KEY is to change your lifestyle and change your eating habits(that's a tough one)
@@slyspy9819 what was your dignose??
as a medical student its very good video to watch and learn
I had three cabg and mitral valve replacement.it was harmful but now I'm better after 9 months.
Had my op in January 2000. It lasted for ten years as they promised. Now at 71 years I suffer angina so in other words it's added ten years to my life span.
Nice video!
You alive mate? How you doing!
How are you now
@@linapari5.462 Thank you for asking. I am fine and was still feeling young until i got to 80. Now at 81 I am feeling my true age. I take things a little slower now and still enjoy life. I study other things that like the 'vax' I said no to as we're all in a position where the powers that be, want to get rid of us. Now, I question everything before I engage it.
Great sir enjoy your life ahead......stay blessed and healthy
Nice video,,,I'm currently training to be a cardiac perfusionist,who operates the heart lung machine...
My heart bringing speed any time
@@tadiayyappareddy6890 just go to hospital take e.c.g .and must echo cardiograph test
All the best....to u.....this job will make u god for ppl u do succesful surgery....n they will always bless u whenever they see their loved one smiling n saved......hare krishna
I am a Cardiac Anesthesiologist n It's really an informative video....
be 2 years in Feb, i feel i have a loose wire if that is possible and it still hurts when i cough, had 5 arteries replaced, took a one from my leg
Very informative and valuable video thanks and good wishes
The trouble with getting old and cantankerous is that you may be in danger of raising your blood pressure and needing things like coronary bypasses! I'm English too and since my heart bypass I find that in my more lucid moments I have a much more balanced view about what is important and what is not. Life matters, and so does enjoying it without letting trivialities get in the way. Minor details about how other people, especially people in other countries, pronounce things do not.
It is amaysing how they are available to do these kind of operations! We should clap and give more money to the doctors than the foodball players
hard to imagine that this thing works and somebody still do this until now
I am about to get a triple bypass next week. It will be done in Paris (France).
All was correct , with the exception of closing sutures... a super strong adhesive is used in Lew of stitching !
Also in addition to wires , two small metal plates are added to support the breast plate from shifting... I know...just had my quad bypass about a month ago...almost healed on the outside and have a bit to go internally!
i had mine done in 2019 and they used wires, I wish they used plates because i have a wire poking me now. And i had sutures, no glue.
I just had a 3 way done now I'm ho.e recovery it. Take time but it feel great 10 years younger I'm 73
Im 68 and was just told i may need a triple.Have not had an angiogram yet but i have stent from a 2010 heart attack.
Nice video. Complicated bypass surgery explained in simple terms.
Just the thought of cutting your bones made my skin shiver
Had triple bypass surgery 15 weeks ago…..
Get Well Soon....🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈
I had a 4 way bypass done in 2001 and I am doing fine.
I passed on the video before my double bypass, saying if I watched it I would probably be running for the elevator before it was halfway thru. After watching this I realize.....I was right!
Doctor done great job
It was not mentioned how the heart was triggered to pump back again after the bypass phase. Nevertheless, the video in general is done great and very helpful and educational. THanks for sharing!
Karz Navarro once they take the clip off the aorta, it begins to pump at its normal rhythm. Then they take the machine off.
இதயம் ஆபரேஷன் செய்தபின் எப்படி இருக்க வேண்டும்
The video is wrong; the tube that takes blood away from the heart is not called a vein, it is also an artery like its opposite artery that supplies blood to the heart. Veins are smaller and capillaries are smaller still.
Iam also subjected to this surgery at the age 59 at Aster Mims Kannur ,now iam recovery ing
My uncle died few days ago after the bypass. Infection built up, failure of almost all organs such as kidney, liver, lungs. It was very unfortunate to die this way.
The music is so loud and annoying that it blocked the voices of the educator to be heard clearly.
This video is very educational, I am curious to know that does ribcage bone after metal stitches heal itself? come back to normal structure?
I had a 3CABG. while the major symptoms that brought me to my doctor disappeared... i find that different feelings go on after. dizzy, some fluttering from time to time. out of breath when walking distances. alot of medication. i can no longer stand to have stress... no problems.....
My boyfriend had a quadruple bypass the day after Christmas last year he has still many issues such as A.F.I.B and also dizziness when getting up from sitting down...He is doing better but has been a very long process for him.
I had surgery 3,5 years ago, a lot of it sounds famlliar. . Dizziness when getting up is sort of normal, could be caused by low bloodpressure. The medication lowers your bloodpressure, to protect your heart.
Coping with stress excitement, a lot of patiens experience that also. Also feeling out of breath, tired, exhausted at times is pretty normal i believe. Try to exercise if possible, it can make you feel better and stronger.
Kelly Lebar n
There are a lot of people still alive thanks to bypass surgery, these are cases where stents are not sufficient as the area of blockages is too great. There are others who either didn't want to go through the procedure or for whom it was too late. The problems start in your 40s or sometimes earlier. That is the time to get your blood pressure checked, your cholesterol under control, get to a normal weight and exercise as well as having a balanced diet and not smoking. Otherwise, you simply increase your risk of having problems in your 50s or 60s with the risk of heart attack or stroke. If that's a risk you're happy to take, then go ahead pig out, lie on the sofa and smoke 60 a day!
Is really smoking dangerous?
@@olcotttheosophy Ask any pathologist who has dissected lungs of smokers and non-smokers. Many cardiologists will actually prioritise the non-smokers over those who refuse to give it up, like my late brother-in-law.
It is very interesting presentation.
How do they remove the drain tube
What about the metal wires closing the rib cage how do they remove all those stuff
Chest drains are removed the day before discharge from the hospital. They are about 12 inches long and a patient is asked to breathe in and then hold their breath while a nurse pulls them out quickly. The three openings are then bandaged and eventually scabs form over the openings. The wires stay inside the body always.
Amazing technology well presented by doctors
wow very true but how safe is this procedure?
I Have bypass open heart surgery age of 53 Oct 31st 2018 .Saint Francis Hospital in New York .I am doing well at this time .need more time to feel better.
Yes, it can take some time to recover completely. When possible, try to exercise,. I did a sort of rehabilitation fitness training, it worked good for me.
Thank you so much ❤
As a mother can I go with my child in during open heart surgery?
My grandpa Is about to undergo this surgery the next day
A great salute to the DOCTORS. ........ .. .
So what do they do with those things that are left inside? The thing which they've left inside for draining fluids during the healing process... And what about those metal wires which connect the chest bone? They will be in body for the rest of their life ?
They pull out the tubes after 1 or 2 days, in a gentle way.
The metal wires stay inside. Sometimes in some patiënts after recovery the wires can give pain. With a small operation doctors can take them out if necessary.
Surgeons are geniuses
My actual procedure surgery- Coronary Artery Bypass Graft was performed last Saturday August 13 2016
dude dont e dumb
Wonderful surgery Great Dr.Darbinian.Excellent presentation
Wow. I learn a lot . On these video....
Is there anyone here a CKD patient then had to do CABG? How were your kidneys after the surgery?
I'm soooo impressed!
Why many people go to bypass 2-3-4 times?... the doctor can’t find the problem for the first operation?
Thanks
They get more blockages in other coronary arteries.
Surely there is more up to date information that could be used. This clip is 14 years old !!
Vaiya heart r oprasan korle ki porapore valo hoye jay r to kono problem hoyna bolen akto
You can understand why cardiologists get the highest paychecks out of all doctors.
Marshall Miller Careiologists are by far not the highest compensated physicians in medicine, also cardiologists do not perform surgery, they diagnose and treat heart disease. I believe you are referring to cardiothoracic surgeons which is a separate surgical specialty
Cardiologists are by far not the highest compensated physicians. Also cardiologists do not perform surgery, they only diagnose and treat heart disease. You are referring to cardiothoracic surgeons which is a separate surgical specialty
No
Muchas gracias por tan excelente video!
Iv been told I need a left cononary graft and am now worried how it will go.
Gorgeous video. Thanks!
I am 64 this august, and I had quadrupal heart bypass 17 seventeen years ago, 12 months later I had 3 stents inserted in to my heart. That was 17 yes seventeen years ago and I am still alive, I also suffer with type 1 diabetes which is a pain in the backsiide at times. People tell me I have lived longer than I should have since having the heart bypass. I s this true?
william speakman i assume u have a very healthy diet and excersice regularly
Hi speakman! Thank you for sharing your story. A person's life expectancy after a cardiac bypass surgery with or without subsequent stent placement is determined by a combination of factors including compliance to medication regime (including adherence to follow up clinic scgedules) diet and lifestyle of an individual as well as occurrence of complications after the procedure, long term.or short term. Having said that, if every factor is taken care of as required, one can survive for as long as the condition is under control. Eradication of risk factors (diet and lifestyle modification) and good compliance to medication and follow up clinic is key to an excellent prognosis and ultimately increasing life quality and survival rates as well.
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Không có bảo hiểm doi khi rất khó khăn.
Công ty Bảo hiểm mua dự trữ và hết date thì bỏ đi.
Vì Sương đề nghị 1 sự giúp đỡ trong tình hình khó khăn chung tại Việt Nam. Nên cấp trên de nghị Sương để luong lại công và mua bảo hiểm là được rồi.
How do you know if you need a by pass surgery. I have an narrow artery has stent in it butt I'm not feeling better.
Thank You 🙏🏽
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