Subclavian steal syndrome

I want to be like you Dr Andrew. You're such a great doctor and teacher

Thankyou sir Regards !

Syncope and vision loss always just lead to a simplified diagnosis of "CNS lesion with underlying cardiovascular disease". The anatomy and functional localization helps to explain all the things behind. Thanks Dr Andrew!

Thoroughly enjoyed the teaching, sir. Thanks👍

Thank you so much, amazing teacher!!

very useful, thanks!

this is so good

Can't...hear...you.

Excellent

You sir are an absolute legend! It is beyond me how you make difficult topics so easy

what is the difference to innonimate steal sd? the only thing i could find is that the latter is much more symptomatic

Simple and helpful explanation - just what I needed, thank you!

Really important point you made - chest pain that is worse with use of the arm could easily be dismissed as musculoskeletal in nature, when it in fact could reflect coronary steal.

youre a beast. hope i can meet you one day

Professional and simply illustrated
Many thanks ♥️

You made me fall in love with ophthalmology since my first year in medical school. Thank you!

Incredible video. Thank you so much!!!!!

Thank you sir

Thanks for the great explanation!! straight to the point.

That was sick 🤘 thank you doc!

Finally, 5 minutes of pure knowledge. A video that you need to watch only once and it sticks!! Thank you!!

Excellent explanation thank you

Woww u r just amazing sir 🙏

Thanks!

Excellent thanks

Thank you.

I had both a right subclavian blockage and 25 years later a stent placed in my Inominate artery for >90 blockage.

Excellent, helpful and straight forward explanation.

Excellent. Thank you sir ❤❤

i just love how simple you made this.

THE BEST EXPLANATION!!

Excellent video. But, it will of tremendous help if the audio can be improve for the next videos.

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Such a great and simple explanation, I can now understand this disease forever without having to memorize it (I am awful at memorizing things)