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[andersonosei]

You are indeed gifted with teaching, I tell people that teaching is not something learnt, but rather a gift. God bless you.

[laumelparker]

She explains everything so well and breaks everything down!!!

[Marchskid]

You are amazing! Yet so underrated.. but i know you will get the followers you deserve. Thank you for such great videos❤

[amyisarttt]

This video helped me better understand PE (and DVT from your other video). Thank you!

[jenniferaguilar]

I LOVE these videos & that I can follow along with your flashcards!!

[sparajuli]

can u make video on ventilator settings please

[amandarivas]

Love this! My patients at my job go through this all the time and now I understand why the MD orders Venous Dopplers and CTA angiograms to rule out P.E
thank you!! 😊

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Anticoagulant treatment should always be followed by an Endovenous Duplex Vein Mapping Scan to identify any damaged veins and perforators to prevent Thrombotic Syndrome. This is a huge problem which most are unaware of.