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Great presentation very practical and informative

Why you demonstrating on a corpse😮

What size tube is best for an adult cric? We have cric kits but for surgical cric, pediatric tubes would be to small for adequate ventilation and I feel like an adult tube would be dislodged en route with that much hanging out

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thank you to whomever donated their body to science, i have great respect for any and all.

Nice video, Thank you Doctor, very instructive. The baby is smiling, good APGAR score

Thank you

thank you, that was great. Just had such a patient. wish I had listened to this lecture before.

Helpful

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Goooood

thank you

Nicely done learning video. However, it would have been helpful to warn in advance that this is a cadaver, and prepare people for this fact before showing it.

rib splitter what a cool tool. never seen one before

Information that is succinctly put together. Thank you.

Excellent lecture

Did not realize the solute drag. That's a great learning point for hyper K. Thank you

Thereof (the earth) We created you, and into it We shall return you(death), and from it We shall bring you out once again(resurrection) QURAN

how do u get into the lung? how to avoid?

May her soul rest in peace .

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good!!!!!!!!!

The passing of a succion tube could be misleading!!! You could passed the succion tube but of ther is some mug or thick sectetions specially in smokers or organophosphates patients, there will be like a “ valve effect”… yiu can pass the succion tube into the bronchus but as soon as you remove it, the secretions will in effect block the tube. My best advise, if in doubt, REMOVE THE ETT. That was the advice given my old prof, specially with children ( smaller internal diameter ETT) and it saves the patient few times. Once even mid air doing a airlifted medevac…

Fabulous lecture! Thank you

No local anesthetic used

Is this a dead person? 💀

Great lecture. Another example of how smart people can explain complex subjects for others.

Excellent presentation!

Thank you for uploading this great lecture. You are helping save lives all over the world :)

This was really useful, thank you very much

Thank you Dr. Menon.

There's no such thing as posterior clavicular line. You meant posterior axillary line.

What size of ET tube? What about child under 10 years?

Thank gosh that's a cadaver... Doctor was cutting her muscles with a scissor like cloths, isn't it supposed to be done with diathermy?

Why no comments? Such a great and thorough presentation

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Hand was covering the one part I was most interested in

I tested positive for covid Jan 25, 2024… earlier symptoms covid toes and fingers, cluster rashes on back…

There is a special place in the afterlife for those who donate their bodies so that others may be saved. Thank you.

Excellent 18 1 2024

IS she alive or a death body??

is this actual body

Is this patient already dead ?

i hope this guy gets a lot more practice lol he was shakyyyy as shittt cutting the pericardium😅 he looked extremely uncomfortable

excellent presentation dr winters. you may never see this comment but if you do, i want to thank you for humanizing such an important lesson and reinforcing that JE was a patient and a person. we learn everything that we do to ultimately save PEOPLE not numbers. regardless of the outcome, JE was lucky to have such a thoughtful and competent physician

I learned about this in medic school but can’t remember how to choose tube size.

Why does no one use the clamps on the catheter line? It’s there. You don’t have to just let urine spray everywhere while you get a random tray to pour it in.

there is never a need to put the pigtail catheter in to the hilt - this is way too deep. also with the stiffener in place this technique is likely to cause a lung injury or worse