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Here’s a video I made breaking down this incredible Echo from a patient with AFib #FOAMed

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Sal, RN (she/her)2 years ago

Another great and terrifying video, thanks Dr Ghali! Side note- you have a very comforting voice. You could read books or do guided meditations or something like that, you'd be a hit!

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J ☮️2 years ago

I survived multiple unprovoked bilateral pulmonary emboli. I was told some had passed through my heart. It was a very scary experience for sure, and I'm fortunate to have survived. Yes, I'm on blood thinners for life. Thanks for posting this video. It really got my attention!

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Sherry Shelley2 years ago

Nice video- As a former echo tech, this brought back memories. The development of Echocardiography has been a God send for cardiology.

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marie2 years ago

Soooo… what kind of symptoms did this person have that prompted them to visit the ER? Ya know, now that you’ve got me all freaked out lol

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Suzanne Lau2 years ago

Excellent! How did the patient do? The importance of adherence to anticoagulation therapy cannot be over stated💕

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JustMe💋🗣2 years ago

Clot?

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Ian Bennett2 years ago

If what I am seeing is a trampoline, I am ready for medical school. However, I suspect it is no bueno.

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judiB2 years ago

I’ve been retired as an ICU nurse since the start of the Pandemic. Glad to see I can still understand this. Horrifying yet still oddly mesmerizing as that “ little “ clot bounces around

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Catherine Perry, MD2 years ago

Pass the alteplase And the Valium - "I'm nervous being their Dr, they're nervous being my patient." Valium for everyone!

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Tater17622 years ago

Dad had a-fib. It was well controlled for years by Coumadin, but it led to a small brain bleed. He was taken off of Coumadin, & had a massive stroke 2 years later. Miss him every day. Thanks for the info, Dr. G. Love your content.

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