Why I DIDN'T... Cardiothoracic Surgery
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2024
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Cardiothoracic Surgery is an awesome specialty. There’s a high degree of prestige that comes with it, as well as a level of precision, detail, and technical skills needed that I love; like operating the da Vinci. That being said, it wasn't for me. Choosing a specialty is one of the most important decisions you'll make during medical school and everyone has their own reasons for choosing the specialty that they do. Here’s what I liked about cardiothoracic surgery, what I didn't like, and why I ultimately chose not to specialize in it.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
00:59 - What I Liked About CT Surgery
06:12 - What I Didn’t Like About CT Surgery
14:07 - Final Thoughts
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Are you considering cardiothoracic surgery as a specialty?🥼🫀 Share your thoughts, curiosities, and aspirations in the comments below!
Definitely considering it, I still have a lot of time to think about it and see for myself if I could manage that lifestyle but this video was really interesting and eye opening in many ways. I had not consider Interventional Cardiology, but it is truly a good option now in my mind. Truly thanks!
Omg, absolute bullshit from this "plastic surgeon". It's really funny. No experience, very limited knowlegde, but guy with the lifestyle and opinion 🤦♂️
I'm considering it. I just don't know I've a deep curiosity in CTS.
I believe this specialty has more room for development and advancement.
At the end of the day, I've convinced myself that nothing should be more interesting than operating on a sick heart and lungs.
May Allah devote me and grant me deligence for the mankind help and support. Amen
I think it’s a great and beautiful specialty l wanna major into that l love it Dr ❤️❤️
@@dn8276 Well, I am an expert and his descriptions are largely accurate.
I was really enjoying a rotation in thoracic surgery so I asked my attending to level with me about how much it sucks to train as a thoracic surgeon. He took a deep breath and sighed and said, "I'm not going to lie to you, the first 20 years suck." I told him thank you so much and I stopped thinking about thoracic surgery.
Great video! As always - I enjoy hearing your perspective. I look forward to more of these episodes!
I'm in med school in my thirties and lifestyle is a huge consideration. I'm leaning heavily towards ophthalmology and would love to request a "Why I Didn't Ophthalmology" episode!
On the list!
It was my first residency offer and, to this day, part of me regrets not having accepted it.
@@wholeNwonWhich residency specialty did you end up taking?
We need these type videos every Sunday
I suppose they are too complicated to make that often unfortunately
Or at least one every two weeks
Hell yeah ❤
Great video! A video on vascular surgery would be great!
I’m Pediatric Cardiac Surgery resident and that’s the best job in the world!!!, helping saving kids!!!! What’s more important than that??!?!?
Rollerblades
many things actually but different strokes...
Rather play pro clubs with the boys
Absolutely
Emotionally difficult.
Strong Chris Williamson vibes with those lights. Love it
I wanted to write comment about "Why I didn't Cardiothoracic surgery" yesterday. It's very cool, that you did it!
For Foreigner... What is a Medical Management?
Love this videos!!! Very informative indeed.
Glad you like them!
Thank you for the video doc! It is really helpful for a final year med student like me. Maybe you could make video about underrated IM subs like nephro or pulmo
Great suggestion!
Can you do a video on cardiac electrophysiology and how they are compared to their counterparts in interventional
May you please do a video about speciality security? In every specialty ???
Finally! Been waiting for this video. The thing that got to me the most was the quality of life because as an aspiring Cardiothoracic Surgeon, I always thought about how their life would be. It seems very stressful. Also, I prefer the independent pathway because, at the end of it, I will be a Board Certified General and Cardiothoracic Surgeon, right? Please, correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks for the video.
Yes on the possibility of being dual certified
I also don’t like the idea of having to maintain the metrics in CABG patients like the transplant field. I’ve seen the “gotta get them to 31 days” mentality even if that means trach/PEG without quality of life which I’m not a fan of.
Oohh I’ve been looking forward to this one since I am interested in thoracic surgery. I started out more interested in heart surgery but after shadowing, I didn’t like it as much.
I always enjoy hearing your opinions. Thank you for these videos.
Thanks for following the channel! Are there any other "Why I Didn't..." topics you're hoping to see?
@@kevinjubbalmd You are welcome. I would be interested to see you do pediatrics, urology, psychiatry and radiology. Thanks
I’m going to add OBGYN and Ophthalmology too.
Thanks for the suggestions. Why I Didn't Radiology will be out soon and we're working on most of those other ideas.
@@kevinjubbalmd That’s so exciting! Thank you and I’ll stay tuned for them
LOL I have just today sneaked into OR for SAVR in my local hospital (I was curious how they do it in small city hospital than in huge faculty hospital when I saw it last time).
But I dont want do do surgery, I am gravitating towards peds cardiology/neonatology... :)
Great Video Kevin! Just curious to know your thoughts about job security with others medical specialties due to Artificial Intelligence, like Radiology
Rads definitely concerning with AI. Supply/demand may shift significantly there prior to other specialties
Can you please do congenital cardiac surgery please!
Hello Doc, i had three bypasses in 22, my surgeon had the personality of a brick! I’ve had multiple surgeries but nothing to this serious. Due to not knowing what to expect, I developed PTSD. You can ask any patient and bed side manner, and a caring attitude gos along way when going through this terrifying surgery. Do y’all have bedside manner training in med school? I would really like a video on a doctor patient relationship, where the patient knows he or she at the time of surgery has no dougt they are the most important person in the or! Thank you, and i hope you have a wonderful career. Thanks again Tom.
Yes, we do have bedside manner teaching as well as communication skills teaching during medical school. We are examined on these aspects as well during our clinical examinations where higher marks are awarded to students who not only consider the patient's diseases but also consider the "social" aspects of a patient's life. An example: the importance of asking about the patient's line of work + exercise/activity they like to do before they go for a major cardiac surgery like you did. Someone with a office job wouldn't have problems going back to work but someone who does manual labour will.
Lastly, have to say that although we are taught to think about these things, I don't believe good manners and compassion can be taught. As you become more senior many years after medical school, these teachings can be forgotten.
Hey- Great video. As someone who was a nurse in cardiac surgery and is now in medical school (want to do Cardiac surgery long term), I do think the opioid crisis and rise in obesity will continue to fuel the field of cardiac surgery. These health trends are troubling but create a greater need for Valve replacement and CABG services in my opinion/ what I have seen clinically. Thanks for sharing! ❤
You might need to worry about the obesity side of things love
do one on OBGYN
Christina yang would have be so disappointed 😅
Basically, IC will be the next CT?
Wow,very nice say❤
Please, what's your opinion on neurosurgery?
Check out my Why I Didn't Neurosurgery video -- ua-cam.com/video/-aj1Lo4ts8E/v-deo.html
the "mostly useless series" that I can't get enough of
We need a why I didn’t pulmonology. 😊
Great video Dr. Jubbal. Can we get a video on so you want to be an oncologist? Thanks.
Great suggestion!
Two likes for both the watches 🙂 On a serious note, as always, I like your valuable opinions.
My guy ⌚️
CT surgeons are like the USMC, masochist, but happy(unlike general)
Great video! is it okay if you done about urology?
Added to the list! Stay tuned
@@kevinjubbalmdGreat 🎉
Why I didn't trauma surgery video next?
I did a subinternship at CTS and TRUST ME, if you want to do CTS you seriously have to think of only doing that and forget about your lifestyle.
This arguement regarding the need of CT surgeons in the era of interventional cardiology, is so dumb. All the guidelines, including AHA and ESC recommend surgery as Class I recommendations for so many procedures, especially valve surgery. The minimally invasive part is restricted to Angioplasty but when it comes to valve replacement/implantation, the guidelines are so restrictive in patient categorization towards them. So only a small, select subset of patients who wouldnt withstand the morbidity of surgery even are recommended to get minimally invasive procedures. CT surgeons have been, are and forever will be needed and the branch will never not need demand
- A future Interventional Cardiogist
There's an AMA by a CT surgeon who says that the demand is as strong as ever.
Sir i want to ask can you become cardio thoracic surgeon in Pakistan
"Thoracic cases are generally done during the daytime." Did you forget about lung transplants...?
Can we get a SO you want to be a... or why i didn't.. on urology? Cheers.
You got it!
This man is Dr. Perez in the good doctor series or not?
it is i
All is about cardiac surgery. Thoracic surgery is relatively easier than cardiac.
GGO and lung nodules are not that life threatening
Please do Why i didn't Urology
Thanks for the suggestion! Adding it to my list.
Can you do a why I didn’t radiology next ?
Thanks for watching! Why I Didn't Radiology will be out later this year.
1st like
Why I didnt dentist please🙂🙂
😂...why do you have two watches?
Thoracic 1000% better
Why is he wearing 2 watches? 🙄
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Dr Jubbal is HOT
your opinion would have more weight if you actually finished residency.
what difference would that have made? The reasons he did not choose these specialties when he had to apply for residencies would be the same regardless of whether or he finished his plastic surgery residency.
@@kasperholdgaard6126 the difference is he is not even a doctor now. He is a full-time youtuber and counselor.
@@claus1225 that does not change his reasons for not choosing the specialty which is what the video is about (fyi you’re a doctor when you finished medical School so technically he is a doctor, why do you Think he writes M.D in his Channel name?)
He is an M.D. and the whole point of the video is to talk about why he DIDN'T go to Cardiothoracic Surgery. I get your point of view, but I believe the problem is "Doctors" (who didn't even go to Med School/have a doctorate, not on medicine/pretend to be a doctor) that are profiting from it. Kevin went to Med School and got his M.D., and choose not to finish his residency. There's a whole video he made about his decision
@@arthurcheffer MD is meaningless unless if you are practicing, teaching, or researching medicine.