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FASTEST C SECTION SURGERY IN AREA HOSPITAL

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Adrienne Cureton commented on 02 Dec 2010
I saw things wrong, for example, where is the draping? who is this man walking around in street clothes? i even see a man with his mask around his chin, i see a pocketbook on the far table. The patient isnt intubated, the surg techs gloves are too big and not covering her wrists. After the baby cam out they didnt even suction him, they didnt do a count and they didnt even irrigate after they closed the uterus. The suturing was very very sloppy and potential for infection all the way around.
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Rohan Chodankar commented on 01 Nov 2010
6.THE CLAIMS OF THREAT TO THE BABY IS LESS IF THE WHOLE CS IS PERFORMED FAST IS NOT TRUE. THE INCISION TO DELIVERY TIME AND NOT THE WHOLE CS IS IMPORTANT AND THAT IS RELATIVELY SIMILAR FOR ALL SURGEONS 7.WITH THE ADVENT OF EPIDURAL ANASTHESIA ANY CS IS SAFE…………. TIME IS NEVER AN ISSUE FOR CASES LIKE HYPERTENSION AS CLAIMED 8.IF THIS PATIENT REALLY REQUIRED A LIFE SAVING SURGERY IT WOULD PROBABLY HAVE TO BE DONE UNDER GENERAL ANASTHESIA LIKE FOR ACUTE FETAL DISTRESS/ ECLAMPSIA ETC
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Adrienne Cureton commented on 21 Dec 2012
Thier Aseptic Technique really sucks, The assistant has an ear ring on that is clear to see, what if it falls out of her ear? the scrub tech has her entire back out along with strings of hair. The second scrub has his nose out of the mask and why is the guy in the pink shirt there? he dont even have on gloves much less donned. and did he really squeeze the lap out and use it again? I could go on and on, You say she recovered w/o any infection? Well thats only thru god's grace and mercy.
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F'Mae Rubio commented on 07 May 2011
this is really bad!! if you think that you can make a fastest records is good? well actuall its look like that you give an influence to all surgery to make a fastest records in cs! actually you dont need to hurry because it can make a mess for the patient what if, if you miss something and then the close incision is not good!! anyway only i can say your a selfish so sory!! you didnt think the life of your patient you just think your self to make a fatest records!!! your such a BI!!!
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Rohan Chodankar commented on 01 Nov 2010
@DRSUGUNAKAR THE REASONS WHY I COMPLETELY DISAPPROVE OF THIS SURGERY: 1. THE VERTICAL INCISION ON THE ABDOMEN IS UNCALLED FOR. ITS UGLY AND INCREASES THE RISK OF HERNIAS. 2. THE SCRUB NURSE IS A JOKE WITH THE PATHETIC GLOVE DONNING 3.THE ANESTHETIST ISNT IN A SCRUB GOWN - VERY UNSTERILE 4. THE BABY ISNT SUCTIONED IMMEDIATELY AT BIRTH- ASPIRATION OF CLEAR LIQUOR / TTN (TRANSIENT TACHYPEA OF NEWBORN) IS A VERY REAL THREAT 5.THE PLACENTA IS MANUALLY REMOVED - INCREASING CHANCES OF PPH
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bluefelcon commented on 12 Dec 2012
vertical incision are less preferred than the pfannanstiel and joel cohen incisions because of poor cosmetic outcome. But it greatly improves the speed of delivering the baby. He clearly used it to gain speed in delivering the baby at the cost of the mother's future cosmetic outcome. Never the less, it can still be proven useful as seconds can make a difference in a baby's outcome in an emergency settings, such as fetal brady, cord prolapse, etc etc
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Mamatha Kumbharathi commented on 21 Jun 2011
I would not have my relatives and friends to have the surgery at your hospital: Reasons : No reason for fast closure after delivery, inc risk of hernia with vertical, strict septic conditions(wrists of assistant/nurse exposed, 2 people in the OT in street dress) I would advice to use your innovations in developing things easier and safer for patients..........Readers please beware this physician.
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Masri1975 commented on 02 May 2011
WHY DID HE DO A VERTICAL INCISION IN THIS EASY CS ???? IT'S ONLY PRESERVED FOR VERY SPECIAL CASES ... IT NEVER TOOK ME MORE THAN 20-30 MIN TO GET THE BABY OUT IN A VIRGIN ABDOMEN!!!! I BELIEVE BEING FAST IN GETTING THE BABY OUT IS GREAT BUT IN CLOSING THE ABDOMINAL WALL THERE IS NO NEED FOR THE RUSH UNLESS THE PATIENT IS CRITICALLY UNSTABLE TO SHORTEN THE ANESTHESIA TIME>>>
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cuhuba commented on 06 Jan 2011
I am an OB/GYN in the USA. I can not remember the last time I did a vertical skin incision. I do all my stat c sections via pfannesteil incisions and I've never taken more than 30 seconds skin to delivery on a primary c section. The lack of concern for cosmesis, sterile technique, and patient respect is sad. This guy is a butcher!
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KarenAndIsrael commented on 18 Aug 2010
I understand moving quickly but caution still needs to be taken! Fast moving hands cane VERY easily make a mistake. I had my son via- emergency c-section and because they were in such a hurry they cut his eye, and I had terrible stomach problems .. there needs to be a balance .. its not just about speed.
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jessbwithme commented on 06 Apr 2012
Umm... I dont think it was done in the U.S .... That doesnt look like a hospital.. It looks dirty men walking around their with collar shirts.... and doing a quick c section ahhhhh... thats scary!!!!! im getting one soon... and i will not be like that.. It looks dangerous! i hope she recovered well!!! :)
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LAETSPITS commented on 18 Jun 2012
No, they followed all proper protocols, in high risk situations ever second counts. They just did a vertical incision oppose to a horizontal one. My dad is an OBgyn, and I'm a first year med student and plan on taking over his practice. But no, this isn't the USA, looks like India.
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Kinan Hawasly commented on 17 Sep 2012
They were sterile, I don't see a justification for a vertical incision, the baby was delivered after 45 second,that is fast but you can't clam that its the words fastest c-section since we do it faster in my hospital using a bikini cut. By the way I am an obgyn in USA.
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Subramanian Iyer commented on 06 Mar 2011
Excellent timing, but I was a bit worried when your assistant squeezed a small medium swab off its blood and kept it on the top of the abdominal wound; the bunched up swab could easily roll back into the wound! Plese don't get me wrong, it is just an observation
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Subramanian Iyer commented on 06 Mar 2011
Speed is not everything unless fetal distress. The swab full of blood(small, without any tag) is squeezed off it blood and kept on the top of the wound..It can very easily roll down into the wound and not even be missed..scary
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Prasanna Roy commented on 03 Aug 2011
this video is a total rubbish...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!......i can do a cs delivery within 15 secs that too by transverse incision........what is he trying to prove here....this is a very basic operation.....grow up man.
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Turner Clan commented on 10 Jan 2013
yeahhhhh my goal IS NOT how fast you can get my baby out EVEN IN distress I don't think this is something to be proud of...AND there was NO reason for the cut they did even in ER situations a horz/ is best for mother
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lobbazalee commented on 09 Jul 2012
I cannot comment on their surgical technique as I am not a doctor. However, I am a veterinary nurse and I will say that we do ANIMAL surgeries under more sterile conditions than this! This is scary!
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Holly Heflen commented on 21 Nov 2011
IS THAT WOMAN PASSED OUT? THAT IS SO AMAZING. I'M IMPRESSED. MY SECOND C-SECTION IS IN THREE WEEKS AND i'M SO NERVOUS. THIS IS ALWAYS GOOD FOR ME TO WATCH. THANK YOU FOR PUTTING THIS ON YOUTUBE.
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miras bekbulat commented on 14 Apr 2013
Cohen-Stark Caesarean I practice for the last 10 years has an average skin to skin time about 15min averaging from 6 min for uncomplicated primary to 25 min for complex operation
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Biju Pillai commented on 30 Jul 2012
any way this is not the fastest LSCS..i seen one doctor doing case..in 8 minutes..he is still doing in same time..... pfannesteil incision..and with sterile technique........
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Turner Clan commented on 18 Aug 2012
I mean thats great and all for the baby , however I would MUCH rather my doctor take a little longer and make sure everything is right then having a record!
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Carlette Edwards commented on 01 Dec 2010
Im in nursing school and i will be using this for my presentation on emergency deliveries next week - great find. God's hands are upon you Dr. Sugunakar.
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Carlette Edwards commented on 01 Dec 2010
Im in nursing school and i will be using this for my presentation on emergency deliveries nest week - great find. God's hands are upon you Dr. Sugunakar.
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Anees Kallingal commented on 14 May 2013
Dear Doctor, which cesarean is the best for ladies vertical or horizontal.My wife last week had vertical cesarean.So Can you explain which one good.?
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Myra Abdullah Rajab commented on 04 Jul 2011
Am an intern in Obs/Gyn and it takes me 40minutes to do a csectn on a good day, and if the patient has a previous scar it can take me up to 50mins :)

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Megan Smetzer commented on 31 Mar 2016
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Amadextruss Intrex commented on 31 Oct 2013
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