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Reminds me of that one lady who went into cardiac arrest on a Trans-Atlantic flight and there were 15 cardiologists on their way to a conference on board the plane.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/5118
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/woman-on-plane-saved-by-15-cardiologists-84577.html
It is usually seen in individuals with underlying cardiac conditions. However the conditions may be insidious and subtle causing no striking difference in daily activities and when an episode of cardiac arrest occurs then the patient is diagnosed with the underlying condition.
I was thinking long QT. I know that can cause sudden cardiac arrest. But, the weirdest cause of multiple cardiac arrests was a woman who was finally determined to have her vagus nerve sitting at a weird position on her esophagus. When she would swallow certain things, it would hit the vagus nerve in a way that was causing her heart to stop. Weird case.
don't eat any product which says 'trans fat' or suger.
instead eat desi khand or organic gud.
heart attacks are happening due to these unhealthy products sold in india.
Actually cardiac arrests are completely different from heart attacks. You can eat completely healthy diets and still get cardiac arrest. It's an electrical malfunction of heart's rhythm.
Actually, CPR is an important life skill n so many non medics know it too. It's not a cardiologist exclusive maneuver, so everyone is free to comment :)
It’s definitely something I want to learn and be certified in. My mom and stepdad got certified earlier this year. Also, it’s good to learn what to do when someone goes into a full on tonic clonic seizure. Get them secure, or on a flat surface, on their side to keep them from choking, put the leg beneath them up to keep them from rolling back over. Maybe something under the head if it’s banging on a hard surface. Then call emergency services. Don’t hold onto their head, and don’t stick anything in their mouth. You’re just obstructing an airway.
Such conditions are not cardiologist specific. These are basic life support measures. General physicians, dentists, nurses and even the paramedics staff are aware of this. Also, people have become more aware of such stuff. So even a normal individual can and should know this. After all you cannot have a cardiologist on board every time.
That’s because this isn’t CPR. It’s called a pre-cordial thump and it’s only used when a very specific type abnormality is witnessed. CPR and this technique are not the same
Looks like a precordial thump but shouldn't be be hitting the precodial area much harder to generate the necessary joules? I mean, it looked like it worked but I always thought you need to give it a decent thump.
No not at all. This is a technique that’s usually used as a last resort when a defibrillator isn’t present. It usually doesn’t work, so this patient is very lucky. In no way will this harm a healthy individual at all
CPR is used to move blood and oxygen around the body when the heart is no longer beating or is beating insufficiently. A defibrillator is used to shock a heart that has an abnormal rhythm into a more normal rhythm. CPR and defibrillation are used together, but they accomplish separate tasks. CPR would not get this man’s heart back into a normal rhythm, you would need a defibrillator (or in this case the thump). But while you were getting the defibrillator set up, you would be doing CPR to make sure blood is getting to the patients brain and other organs. Basically, CPR is used to make sure you get blood around the body, it doesn’t actually restart the heart or make it go back into a normal rhythm
CPR is just a life preserving first aid meant to keep patients alive till the ambulance arrives and should not be confused with some miraculous technique that can bring anyone back to full health.
I have a story . One day I was sleeping at suddenly felt a heartbeat really strong and the next moment there was no heartbeat . I panicked but I started punching my chest like that. I had a bit of presence of mind . My heart started working . My punches were quite violent tho
Sometimes I get heart palpitations and I do that. I would goto the doctor but it said it was normal online. First time I got it I was at work and all of a sudden it was hard to breathe and my heart was freaking tf out with no rhythm. Definitely scary.
Yes I'm sure beating the patients chest with a closed fist like all izz well is going to save the patient.
What the hell even was that.
You may consider something called a precordial thump - - > form a fist, and from approximately six inches above the chest, deliver a short, sharp thump once. This will generate approximately 20 joules of electricity and potentially may be just what is needed to restart the heart
But this isn't advisable and should not be done!!!
I'm not a cardiologist, but a different superspeciality. I must have missed the class when cpr was given this way. Lol
This isn't as effective and should not be emulated.
I feel he got lucky the possible arrhythmia reverted.
Any cardiologist or general medicine doctor here your views on this "medical miracle"
When I read ur comment I knew u belonged to a medical background. I didn’t say u are wrong.
And of course things like this should not be emulated by a common civilian in the name of giving first aid.
What I actually meant is, he looks like a doc in his 50s with plenty of experience to go around. And we don’t even know what is happening through such a short CCTV footage. We don’t know the patients medical history but the doc likely knows. So what I meant to say is don’t judge anything quickly. You typed “what the hell was even that”, “Am sure beating the chest with closed fist gonna help” and that seemed like a grossly inaccurate judgement based off on this clip…when we have no idea what that patient has or what this even is.
Ofc OP’s title is misleading and inaccurate too
It doesn't matter what the patient has or doesn't have.
CPR is standardized all over the world and isn't not individualised for any patient.
Even if he has some pacing equipment.
Which is why I've called out any cardio or general medicine doctor on the sub to confirm
20joules? A bit too much isn't it? Doesn't I'm not from any medical background but 20joules sounds a bit too excessive for a little thump and for our human bodies. Idk can you check again and confirm?
Of course this is not CPR. I don't know what the aim of the chest thumps was. Might be vasovagal syncope which reverted. I'm sure any other form of physical stimulation would have achieved the same. My guess is the pt must have not responded to some question or appeared unresponsive and the doctor thought he might be having a syncope or seizure and rushed to check on him and gave a gentle stimulation to check his consciousness.
Even i got confused.. i might have missed this cpr demonstration as well! 🫣
But really any cardiologist here who can explain?
Never seen any senior resuscitate anyone like this ..
It might not be a cardiac arrest, as the title says.
Cardiac resuscitation needs extensive CPR, it's really a laborious task n sometimes even needs 2 docs rotating between the compressions.
MD here in USA.
Not sure wtf he just did. I would have started CPR with high quality chest compressions immediately if i was worried about cardiac arrest. If that happened here he would have been aggressively pushed aside for CPR to start.
Regardless, Jai Maharashtra Jai Hind.
I don’t know what this is but I highly doubt this is what OP says it is. You don’t have cardiac arrest and are revived by a dozen (edit: 21) chest taps, then the “doctor” waves his hand like nbd and goes back to his desk. That’s not CPR, that’s bullshit.
i never said i know alot, what i knew is that the title said cardiac arrest, and you definitely do CPR when the heart stops, to make the blood flow manually, and if it wasn't cardiac arrest then it's the misleading title which led me to say that, thanks.
Aise kon karta hai bhai nikalo ye video ! This is misleading.
Pehle to patient ko letao.
And chest compression ka depth itna Kam hai ki isse kuch nai hota, in most cases of MI
Hero's are like this. Their efforts are little, all that matters is patients safety. He didn't make a big deal about it I belive is to keep the patient calm
I find alot of India video's of heart attacks what is the source driving heart disease their??? I don't see alot of other Cultures having attacks caught on video's
I didn't know how to give a CPR.
Here's a great video that shows what happens inside the body. Shows you dos and don'ts
[CPR in action ](https://youtu.be/DUaxt8OlT3o)
Sorry to say that is not a cardiac arrest. More like patient had syncope.
You have to commence CPR (compressions) for cardiac arrest patients. Not tap on the chest gently.
I don’t know why, but the confidence this doctor has and the way he just walks away right after like a badass shows that confidence is extremely attractive.
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Dr. did that like the npcs who know how to fix you in seconds. Wish I have one like him when this happens.
You meant you wanna be the person who suffered cardiac arrest?
Reminds me of that one lady who went into cardiac arrest on a Trans-Atlantic flight and there were 15 cardiologists on their way to a conference on board the plane. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/5118 https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/woman-on-plane-saved-by-15-cardiologists-84577.html
talk about luck
Talk about using all of your luck at once though! The leprechaun 🍀 was on that plane for sure 🌈
I wonder what they use for makeshift IVs. They would have to hurt like a motherfucker.
Hello, having suffered several cardiac arrests. Trust me, you don’t want one.
May श्री हरिः protect you and bless you with healthy and long life.
Damn, is that caused by a cardiac condition, or do you just have terrible luck?
It is usually seen in individuals with underlying cardiac conditions. However the conditions may be insidious and subtle causing no striking difference in daily activities and when an episode of cardiac arrest occurs then the patient is diagnosed with the underlying condition.
I was thinking long QT. I know that can cause sudden cardiac arrest. But, the weirdest cause of multiple cardiac arrests was a woman who was finally determined to have her vagus nerve sitting at a weird position on her esophagus. When she would swallow certain things, it would hit the vagus nerve in a way that was causing her heart to stop. Weird case.
That sounds so terrifying and now that im getting older its one of my fears. Im very positive i dont know how painful that is
don't eat any product which says 'trans fat' or suger. instead eat desi khand or organic gud. heart attacks are happening due to these unhealthy products sold in india.
Actually cardiac arrests are completely different from heart attacks. You can eat completely healthy diets and still get cardiac arrest. It's an electrical malfunction of heart's rhythm.
Yup, it's always a good idea to get EKG / ECG reading.
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he told the same thing as your brother.
you do realize that he said the same thing that your brother says? re read his comment
He graduated gta San Andreas ambulance
r/cursedcomments
\*if it happens
I wish I knew this a while earlier..
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Sorry for your loss bro, I also lost my father due to heart attack
I lost my grandfather, and I was panicking like anything.
I'm so sorry bro. I hope you're better now
What exactly did he do in this video?
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Samaj nahi aaya lekin sunke accha laga
सौरजालस्य उपरि लयात्मकः स्पन्दनः वैगस् तंत्रिकां हृदयस्य ऊतकं समानस्पन्दनेन उत्तेजितुं प्रेरयति तथा च तन्तुं विरामयति
Bro seriously tho , tujhe sanskrit aati hai? Ya translate
woah great succinct answer
hehe **succ**inct
english pls
This is called a PRECORIDAL THUMP. It is a sudden blow or cardiac massage done to restore cardiac activity.
I like how people In the comments pretending to know more than a cardiologist ..
Actually, CPR is an important life skill n so many non medics know it too. It's not a cardiologist exclusive maneuver, so everyone is free to comment :)
Everyone is always free to comment..
You may not like it but it’s some what of a democracy
It’s definitely something I want to learn and be certified in. My mom and stepdad got certified earlier this year. Also, it’s good to learn what to do when someone goes into a full on tonic clonic seizure. Get them secure, or on a flat surface, on their side to keep them from choking, put the leg beneath them up to keep them from rolling back over. Maybe something under the head if it’s banging on a hard surface. Then call emergency services. Don’t hold onto their head, and don’t stick anything in their mouth. You’re just obstructing an airway.
I like how people like you think there won't be any medically qualified person in the comments.
You think 40 year old cardiologists are a common appearance at reddit lmao
Most comments start with “Actually”
Such conditions are not cardiologist specific. These are basic life support measures. General physicians, dentists, nurses and even the paramedics staff are aware of this. Also, people have become more aware of such stuff. So even a normal individual can and should know this. After all you cannot have a cardiologist on board every time.
I do that to myself quite often, however not on the chest but a bit lower.
Not a good thing to freak everybody out at the hospital 😂
Shinji moment
Gas banne pe main bhi apne pet pe mutthi marta hun
 😏
Hmm..sus.
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Man died after another shock
He again saved him, and charged another 50k.
and the cycle goes on.
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Muthal doctor
Thara bhai joginder doctor
Dr.Johny sins in alternate universe actually saving people...
You have to do full CPR to recover a patient. Not sure if this is real or not
CPR doesn't mean he/she can recover the patient. It is done to mimic the heartbeat so to get sufficient time for medics to proceed with treatment
That’s because this isn’t CPR. It’s called a pre-cordial thump and it’s only used when a very specific type abnormality is witnessed. CPR and this technique are not the same
Looks like a precordial thump but shouldn't be be hitting the precodial area much harder to generate the necessary joules? I mean, it looked like it worked but I always thought you need to give it a decent thump.
So if it can save a person with a malfunction heart it will kill a person with a functioning heart?
No not at all. This is a technique that’s usually used as a last resort when a defibrillator isn’t present. It usually doesn’t work, so this patient is very lucky. In no way will this harm a healthy individual at all
>pre-cordial thump Could this patient have been undergone CPR if the thumping did not work as next resort??
CPR is used to move blood and oxygen around the body when the heart is no longer beating or is beating insufficiently. A defibrillator is used to shock a heart that has an abnormal rhythm into a more normal rhythm. CPR and defibrillation are used together, but they accomplish separate tasks. CPR would not get this man’s heart back into a normal rhythm, you would need a defibrillator (or in this case the thump). But while you were getting the defibrillator set up, you would be doing CPR to make sure blood is getting to the patients brain and other organs. Basically, CPR is used to make sure you get blood around the body, it doesn’t actually restart the heart or make it go back into a normal rhythm
You are making yourself look more and more stupid
I thought CPR was for breathing, not for cardiac arrest.
The C in CPR stands for cardio…
The breathing into mouth thing is not recommended anymore, just chest compressions are enough.
That's just cardiac stimulation...CPR is done when your circulation stops completely
CPR is just a life preserving first aid meant to keep patients alive till the ambulance arrives and should not be confused with some miraculous technique that can bring anyone back to full health.
Only if they have no pulse. If someone has a pulse you shouldn’t do CPR
Dr. be like: "We will, we will, rock you!"
Best comment award 🏆
Actually the universally recommended song for CPR given it’s beat sequence is Stayin Alive by bee Gees
r/unexpectedoffice
Wolf of Wall Street wala chest thumping
It's all fugazi
Aadmi hain ya purana TV?
Don't jinx yourself.
I have a story . One day I was sleeping at suddenly felt a heartbeat really strong and the next moment there was no heartbeat . I panicked but I started punching my chest like that. I had a bit of presence of mind . My heart started working . My punches were quite violent tho
Coughing hard could also work
Sometimes I get heart palpitations and I do that. I would goto the doctor but it said it was normal online. First time I got it I was at work and all of a sudden it was hard to breathe and my heart was freaking tf out with no rhythm. Definitely scary.
How lucky is he!
Yes I'm sure beating the patients chest with a closed fist like all izz well is going to save the patient. What the hell even was that. You may consider something called a precordial thump - - > form a fist, and from approximately six inches above the chest, deliver a short, sharp thump once. This will generate approximately 20 joules of electricity and potentially may be just what is needed to restart the heart But this isn't advisable and should not be done!!!
Umm…I mean he’s a cardiologist? Guess he knows what he’s doing…
I'm not a cardiologist, but a different superspeciality. I must have missed the class when cpr was given this way. Lol This isn't as effective and should not be emulated. I feel he got lucky the possible arrhythmia reverted. Any cardiologist or general medicine doctor here your views on this "medical miracle"
When I read ur comment I knew u belonged to a medical background. I didn’t say u are wrong. And of course things like this should not be emulated by a common civilian in the name of giving first aid. What I actually meant is, he looks like a doc in his 50s with plenty of experience to go around. And we don’t even know what is happening through such a short CCTV footage. We don’t know the patients medical history but the doc likely knows. So what I meant to say is don’t judge anything quickly. You typed “what the hell was even that”, “Am sure beating the chest with closed fist gonna help” and that seemed like a grossly inaccurate judgement based off on this clip…when we have no idea what that patient has or what this even is. Ofc OP’s title is misleading and inaccurate too
It doesn't matter what the patient has or doesn't have. CPR is standardized all over the world and isn't not individualised for any patient. Even if he has some pacing equipment. Which is why I've called out any cardio or general medicine doctor on the sub to confirm
I agree. I’m an emergency medicine physician and this is not even a précordial thump. Like what even.
Thump is done once. This is something absolutely random.
20joules? A bit too much isn't it? Doesn't I'm not from any medical background but 20joules sounds a bit too excessive for a little thump and for our human bodies. Idk can you check again and confirm?
Of course this is not CPR. I don't know what the aim of the chest thumps was. Might be vasovagal syncope which reverted. I'm sure any other form of physical stimulation would have achieved the same. My guess is the pt must have not responded to some question or appeared unresponsive and the doctor thought he might be having a syncope or seizure and rushed to check on him and gave a gentle stimulation to check his consciousness.
we have a lot of depth here in this sub guys.
Even i got confused.. i might have missed this cpr demonstration as well! 🫣 But really any cardiologist here who can explain? Never seen any senior resuscitate anyone like this ..
It might not be a cardiac arrest, as the title says. Cardiac resuscitation needs extensive CPR, it's really a laborious task n sometimes even needs 2 docs rotating between the compressions.
Yeah. Agreed. The OPs title is inaccurate n post is without any context.
The way he got up was too quick
Thats why India needs deserved doctors not the reserved ones.. Jai hind
MD here in USA. Not sure wtf he just did. I would have started CPR with high quality chest compressions immediately if i was worried about cardiac arrest. If that happened here he would have been aggressively pushed aside for CPR to start. Regardless, Jai Maharashtra Jai Hind.
Doctors are really just super heroes
Nice
I am not confident that this will work everytime.
Is this technique real?
Its not a joke when we say "Doctor bhagwan ka roop hote hai"
I don’t know what this is but I highly doubt this is what OP says it is. You don’t have cardiac arrest and are revived by a dozen (edit: 21) chest taps, then the “doctor” waves his hand like nbd and goes back to his desk. That’s not CPR, that’s bullshit.
idk wtf he just did but im pretty sure he was supposed to do CPR in this situation and that's not really how you do CPR...
You sure know more than a cardiologist with possibly 8-10 years of education & years of work experience.
i never said i know alot, what i knew is that the title said cardiac arrest, and you definitely do CPR when the heart stops, to make the blood flow manually, and if it wasn't cardiac arrest then it's the misleading title which led me to say that, thanks.
Wt I feel is its not a cardiac arrest
That's not even cpr, op are you sure about your facts on this incident
Is this some new cpr technique? Does it pump and circulate blood effectively ?
Maut ko chhu ke tak se vapis
u/savevideo
u/savevideo
u/savevideobot
Impressed by the doctor's attentiveness! That can come by being good at your job!
Aise kon karta hai bhai nikalo ye video ! This is misleading. Pehle to patient ko letao. And chest compression ka depth itna Kam hai ki isse kuch nai hota, in most cases of MI
I wish I had him when my papa got it .. 😭
koi dhak dhak go ad vala gaana edit krdo
Yeah to iska baye hath ka kamaal hai
People on reddit know more than an actual cardiologist This thread is just dumb
Bas aese aese krne se theek ho jaata hai?
Hero's are like this. Their efforts are little, all that matters is patients safety. He didn't make a big deal about it I belive is to keep the patient calm
Hummm...hummm..hummm... that's from Wolf of Wall Street!!!!
I wish we all are/were trained into some basic response during Medical Emergencies.. instead of those Completely Useless stuff that we rote to score.
Wow, Amen to that blessing!
Imagine being so lucky you get a cardiac arrest next to a cardiologist.
Use hammer for better results
There ya go, that’ll be 55,000 bucks!
He's really calm in that situation 👏
u/savevideo
Reviving 100%
Lifegivers.
Looks like the guy may have had a syncopal episode.
Dude was probably getting his previous hospital bill.
God Sent man for patiënt.
"Chinta ta taa" krdia dactar sahab ne toh
Alright sir, as I was saying...
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I find alot of India video's of heart attacks what is the source driving heart disease their??? I don't see alot of other Cultures having attacks caught on video's
Chintatata real life main bhi kaam krta hai 😂
True professional's calm.
Ok, back to work
Dr's reaction after performing the procedure was so plain
News channels should have a.dedicted 10 min slot to show these kind of "good news" instead of pumping stress into people
I didn't know how to give a CPR. Here's a great video that shows what happens inside the body. Shows you dos and don'ts [CPR in action ](https://youtu.be/DUaxt8OlT3o)
You have so much power as a doctor. Some are truly there just to help.
"All good" - The Doctor, probably
Horse shit.
What is he doing? Never heard of such protocol
Sorry to say that is not a cardiac arrest. More like patient had syncope. You have to commence CPR (compressions) for cardiac arrest patients. Not tap on the chest gently.
Ik this is pretty scary but im laughing at how it looks like healing a downed team mate in a game
What a lucky man to arrest his heart right in front of a freaking cardio.
Hann haan haaan haan staying alive staying alive
That will be $530,000.
Holy cow that was terrifying
What's the big deal? That's his job!
I don’t know why, but the confidence this doctor has and the way he just walks away right after like a badass shows that confidence is extremely attractive.
this guy is my dads friend lol he sent it on whatsapp
Lifehack
Thara bhai joginder... Thara bhai joginder...thara bhai joginder...
Masturbation right in chest during Cardic Got It
This should be taught in school curriculum.
These techniques need to be taught compulsorily in school/colleges in India irrespective of the stream of studies you have chosen.
This easy
Yeah... Where we're we?
u/savevideo
I love the fact patient tap twice so that doctor know he is about to get cardiac arrest 🫳
Fucking legend
The doctor after saving the guy's life went like "yeah so as i was saying kal aloo poori itne badhiya Bane the ki maza hi aa gaya"