@seoulstn
Excellent. This video covers not only the syndrome but also some basics of cardiology in an elaborate way. Thank you!
@whyyyJ
This is seriously the best video i've watch so far for torsades de pointes! thank you!
@ijustrealllylikecats
4:05 As someone with LQTS and a heavy PVC burden, whenever I end up in the ER, the QTc is always inaccurate because it doesn't take the Pvc's into account. It'll frequently say on the strip that my QTc is much longer than it actually is. Apparently a lot of ER docs and nurses are unaware of this, and I don't ever know my actual QT interval until I see my electrophysiologist and they figure it out.
@didieffiong
Thank you for your vulnerability Sero. I enjoyed listening to you.
@emmildavid3969
Very detailed, clear and direct explanation! Thank you so much
@fatmak_af
I am in awe of how good this video is. Truly, job well done!
@dummysalami
Really excellent. This video cleared up SO MANY THINGS for me. Amazing work.
@CarlScogland
Would love a video on early repolarization syndrome! You explain things very well!
@ijustrealllylikecats
I have this. I had a run of Torsades de Pointes in January. I didn't pass out, it converted to sinus after IV mag, really scary experience. I still have a prolonged qt interval but it's better than it was, usually around 500ms. I have an implanted monitor with telemetry, considering an ICD.
@murtadafaisal
4 years later Still spectacular
@cheenogaykhan8787
All of your videos are awesome.... So glad I found your channel
@ijustrealllylikecats
As a heart patient, "human-ether-a-go-go" has to be the most bizarre medical term I've ever heard lol.
@DrSuryaPrakasaRao
very clear presentation
@joseemiliano5947
GREAT, thanks! especially interesting that appointment about the different refractory period among the different myocardium layers
@jondough9981
Man, that was great! Thank you!
@mauriceesguerraThePatriot
What an incredible video ! Thank you so much for your comprehensive, thorough, and clearly spoken information you have shared ! Please continue to make more Life saving videos on health like this one ! Thank you and God bless you ! ❤🙏🍎👍🌹
@alexejdubrovin3258
Me watching this with long QT syndrome type 1: 👁👄👁
@t.g.v.6955
My golly its absolutely very good. There is no more reason why medical students in this age/generations can't grasp and failed on this topic compare on my generation 2 and half years ago. During my time, I just keep on imagining what Harisson has been saying which to this day is still confusing until "NOW". Thanks.
@simonforfan
i inherited long qt from my mother and alcoholic/addiction from my dad. still alive tho
@Alilamedicalmedia