AMAZING TEACHING! I am a medical physician and have been studying medicine and sciences for over 14 years, you are one of the best professors, in any field, I have ever seen! congrats!
Wow, so well done. I watched several videos before this one after doing a practice question with a confusing explanation, and I finally get it! Thanks to you. I appreciate you taking the time to make this (:
thank you ! am helping a student learning vocabulary today - you had BOTH claudication and syncope in the SAME video !! so well- explained ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I really wish I had a doctor like you to examine my daughter. Doctors think her colour changes are breath-holding low iron without anemia), but some of its presentation conforms to what you describe. I researched her symptoms and it did come up with subclavian involvement like thoracic outlet syndrome. However my daughter is a 3 year old level 3 nonverbal autistic, so this would be exceedingly rare. They couldn't complete the ultrasound, they only ruled out septal defects within the heart. They refused to examine her further because she was so difficult and they think it's breath-holding, so they believe sedation is an unreasonable risk. What are my other avenues to rule out circulation issues like this? Sometimes her arms (both but one moreso that the other can go quite grey, with dark grey appearance within the elbow during these "spells". It is usually the arms, with one more affected than the other then the colour change travels up to her face. Arms go pale, grey, and then when colour returns her hands go patchy purple and red, especially on side of her index finger and thumb and radial side of the arm. Sometimes her legs are involved, but usually not. If her legs are involved she gets grey lower legs, then beetroot red with white feet and red toes. She has daily pain. She chews her fingers when she does too much physical activity or the temperature suddenly drops (without being freezing). She has indicated a few times the pain is in her finger and toes, but usually she indicates the pain in front lower jaw and back of the lower head. She feels dizzy and goes pale lifting her arms too often above her head while squeezing sand in her hands at the park. She gets cyanotic over her nose bridge, eyes, upper lip, chin and base of her neck whenever pushed on a swing. She finds it difficult to keep her head up and eyes open after about 5 pushes on the swing. Doctors don't listen. I have had to correct them several occasions about when these episodes happen and how they happen. I am worried that we have to wait for the daily iron supplements before they consider anything else.
@@jean-lucc9591 It turns out that it was Reynaud's. I have her on a waiting list for a rheumatologist, but they've given her low priority despite family history of autoimmune and daily pain. It's very frustrating. I am worried that if there's something wrong damage is caused by them dragging their feet. They resisted so hard to avoid admitting they were wrong about breath-holding.
OMG....I have been suffering with symptoms such as these for more than 10 years!! I've explained to my primary, I've been the ER because the presyncope was so bad I was sick to my stomach. Been seeing a neurologist who says I have migraine with visual aura. This has hit everything I've been experiencing. Thanks so much for this video
Much under rated video it should have had more views 😔 Anyway I happened to search this topic because of watching "House M.D" series. The students studying under you should be blessed, nicely and easily explained Sir👏👏👏
Just found out today that I have this in L arm. Presented to casualty last week as I though I was about to have a stroke. Bp is quite disparate in each arm with up to 80 systolic points and up to 40 diastolic points difference. One measurement at triage measured a L diastolic pressure of 35.
Wow, this is a great explanation. Thank you, but I have a question. Could you please be so kind as to explain abberant right subclavian artery and how it affects the bloodflow. I also want to ask if the abberant artery becomes too compressed, can it cause steal syndrome? Thank you in advance.
Is this syndrome seen on ekg or echocardiogram or stress tests? My neurologist thinks I have this. I grey out when I put my arms over my head like washing my hair or reaching over my head or with pressure on my shoulders (backpack). I also keep a severe headache daily but imaging of my brain shows no cause. Ive had a complete cardiophysiologist work up done but these issues were never seen
When I run intensity and excercise my right subclarian artery area near collarbone hurts when the bloods pumping , it usually goes when I stop excecising. Is this normal ?
Could this condition potentially cause a rapid onset development of Livedo Reticularis? It seems in theory it could, minimal case study publications on this. Thank you!
Sir, as an anesthetist in training, I want to purchase these models you have of upper limb and thorso for studying the anatomy related for giving a supraclavicular or interscalene block.. Hope you read this Cheers
AMAZING TEACHING! I am a medical physician and have been studying medicine and sciences for over 14 years, you are one of the best professors, in any field, I have ever seen! congrats!
Well done. I have Left Subclavian Steal Syndrome and you have explained my situation quite clearly. Thank you very, very much.
hi... I really doubt I have this condition. May I know the symptoms you experienced that led to diagnosis? Thank you.
Ended up here after reading about it an hour and understanding nothing. now its clear. Thankyou!
Wow, so well done. I watched several videos before this one after doing a practice question with a confusing explanation, and I finally get it! Thanks to you. I appreciate you taking the time to make this (:
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05:40 straightforward to the explanation. Very very very useful! Thanks.
this video was a great resource to learn the anatomy of the neck
thank you for doing these videos
they really help us medical students with anatomy
Very well explained. After having a doppler, I am now diagnosed with this issue. Got to find out what happens next.
thank you ! am helping a student learning vocabulary today - you had BOTH claudication and syncope in the SAME video !! so well- explained ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks for your clear Explanation, it makes things much more easier to understand
I really wish I had a doctor like you to examine my daughter. Doctors think her colour changes are breath-holding low iron without anemia), but some of its presentation conforms to what you describe. I researched her symptoms and it did come up with subclavian involvement like thoracic outlet syndrome. However my daughter is a 3 year old level 3 nonverbal autistic, so this would be exceedingly rare. They couldn't complete the ultrasound, they only ruled out septal defects within the heart. They refused to examine her further because she was so difficult and they think it's breath-holding, so they believe sedation is an unreasonable risk. What are my other avenues to rule out circulation issues like this? Sometimes her arms (both but one moreso that the other can go quite grey, with dark grey appearance within the elbow during these "spells". It is usually the arms, with one more affected than the other then the colour change travels up to her face.
Arms go pale, grey, and then when colour returns her hands go patchy purple and red, especially on side of her index finger and thumb and radial side of the arm. Sometimes her legs are involved, but usually not. If her legs are involved she gets grey lower legs, then beetroot red with white feet and red toes. She has daily pain. She chews her fingers when she does too much physical activity or the temperature suddenly drops (without being freezing). She has indicated a few times the pain is in her finger and toes, but usually she indicates the pain in front lower jaw and back of the lower head. She feels dizzy and goes pale lifting her arms too often above her head while squeezing sand in her hands at the park. She gets cyanotic over her nose bridge, eyes, upper lip, chin and base of her neck whenever pushed on a swing. She finds it difficult to keep her head up and eyes open after about 5 pushes on the swing. Doctors don't listen. I have had to correct them several occasions about when these episodes happen and how they happen. I am worried that we have to wait for the daily iron supplements before they consider anything else.
MRI can get a more detailed view of her anatomy. Talk to your doctor about it. Although, MRIs are loud, take a long time, and require you to be still.
@@jean-lucc9591 It turns out that it was Reynaud's. I have her on a waiting list for a rheumatologist, but they've given her low priority despite family history of autoimmune and daily pain. It's very frustrating. I am worried that if there's something wrong damage is caused by them dragging their feet. They resisted so hard to avoid admitting they were wrong about breath-holding.
@@shanzenhealer3603 Well, I hope for her best outcome. Bless you and her.
4:11 you won’t be disappointed. If you are just keep playing it
This made my day. Thank you so much Sam. I now understand this very well.
Beautifully explained! Thank you!
After 10 years I finally understood what really this syndrome is in medicine! Thanks a million :)
OMG....I have been suffering with symptoms such as these for more than 10 years!! I've explained to my primary, I've been the ER because the presyncope was so bad I was sick to my stomach. Been seeing a neurologist who says I have migraine with visual aura. This has hit everything I've been experiencing. Thanks so much for this video
wow....its amazing when u can know tht our body is beautifully designs...this mechanisms nd dieseases tq SAM sir.....
Much under rated video it should have had more views 😔 Anyway I happened to search this topic because of watching "House M.D" series. The students studying under you should be blessed, nicely and easily explained Sir👏👏👏
Doesn't he look like House? Please say Yes or I'll think I'm the only one who thinks like that 😂
Thank you Chuck Norris of Medicine 💪💪
Just found out today that I have this in L arm. Presented to casualty last week as I though I was about to have a stroke. Bp is quite disparate in each arm with up to 80 systolic points and up to 40 diastolic points difference. One measurement at triage measured a L diastolic pressure of 35.
Wow, this is a great explanation. Thank you, but I have a question. Could you please be so kind as to explain abberant right subclavian artery and how it affects the bloodflow. I also want to ask if the abberant artery becomes too compressed, can it cause steal syndrome? Thank you in advance.
Genius explanation
thanks a lot, sir
Thank you so much! This video should help my vascular students a lot!
Is this syndrome seen on ekg or echocardiogram or stress tests? My neurologist thinks I have this. I grey out when I put my arms over my head like washing my hair or reaching over my head or with pressure on my shoulders (backpack). I also keep a severe headache daily but imaging of my brain shows no cause. Ive had a complete cardiophysiologist work up done but these issues were never seen
❤ Thank you…question can spinal stenosis in the cervical or thoracic spine contribute to steal syndrome?
When I run intensity and excercise my right subclarian artery area near collarbone hurts when the bloods pumping , it usually goes when I stop excecising. Is this normal ?
Thank you! You are amazing ❤
I wish the guy taught my anatomy class.
I have a subclavian steal. It sucks. I say my arms are broken. lol. Great explanation!
I cant believe I didn't discover your videos earlier. Would've helped so much, damn. Better late than never though.
Awesome and simple. Thanks Uncle Sam
THANK YOU
Thanks well done. I love your accent
loved it, thanks
How is this treated? I've been suspected to have subclavian steal...
Could this condition potentially cause a rapid onset development of Livedo Reticularis? It seems in theory it could, minimal case study publications on this. Thank you!
great class
I have arteria lusoria and i scary
Yes! It gets cemented into my brain!
Thanks Sam! 🥰🥰
Terrific 💛👌🏻
Sir, as an anesthetist in training, I want to purchase these models you have of upper limb and thorso for studying the anatomy related for giving a supraclavicular or interscalene block..
Hope you read this
Cheers
We buy them from Adam,Rouilly. They're made by Somso. Google those guys as these models are fantastic.
Thank you!
It was awesome 👏👏👏👏
This was so helpful thank you!
You are my saviour! Thank you so much 😇
lovely
Very nice sam
I survived this crazy shit!
Thank you sir 😊😇😇😇
Brilliant !😎
SAM I LOVE YOU ❤
Really interesting and brief ☺
Brief is an unusual quality for me.
Bad for people who are left handed....
We should all look after our cardiovascular systems (which is one purpose of my vlogs)!
thank u so much sir 🙇♀️
Very clear, even I understand it and I'm totally squeamish.
धन्यवाद
perfect😘
Gosh, a subclavian steal seems like a terrible problem.
steal from brain ...OMG.
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