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#Cardiacsurgery Reel by @explaining (verified account) - The iconic 23-hour heart surgery photo was taken in 1987 and shows Polish surgeon Zbigniew Religa monitoring a patient's vital signs after completing
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The iconic 23-hour heart surgery photo was taken in 1987 and shows Polish surgeon Zbigniew Religa monitoring a patient’s vital signs after completing a successful heart transplant. In the image, Religa sits calmly watching the heart monitor while his assistant sleeps in the corner from exhaustion, capturing the raw reality of an all-night, high-risk operation. ❤️ The transplant was one of the first successful heart surgeries of its kind in Poland, marking a major breakthrough for the country’s medical community. At the time, cardiac surgery there was still developing, and operations of this scale required extraordinary focus, stamina, and courage from the surgical team. 🏥 What makes the photo so powerful is its honesty. There is no celebration, no dramatic pose, just quiet dedication after nearly a full day in the operating room. The sleeping assistant and the surgeon’s steady gaze symbolize both human exhaustion and relentless commitment to saving a life. 📸 Let us know your thoughts below! • #explore #reels #wholesome #photography #health
#Cardiacsurgery Reel by @nursemdlily - I was a nurse for five years, from 2015 through 2020. My first job was on a step-down post-cardiac surgery unit, where I worked 32 hours per week and
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I was a nurse for five years, from 2015 through 2020. My first job was on a step-down post–cardiac surgery unit, where I worked 32 hours per week and earned $54,807 annually. After that, I worked multiple jobs, including as a cardiac research nurse, a community health nurse, and a pre-/post–Cath Lab holding area nurse. Throughout these roles, I worked PRN, 12-hour shifts, and Monday-through-Friday schedules. As a radiology resident now, I work Monday through Friday for about 45 hours per week and have a salary of $70,835. Once I’m approved for moonlighting, I can comfortably add about $20,000 to that amount—some residents even double their salary. This is just my experience. I know that post-COVID nurses make significantly more than I did prior to the COVID era. #rntomd #nursemd #medicalschool #premed #radiologyresident
#Cardiacsurgery Reel by @ctsurgerypa - If you're dreaming about a career in surgery, know this. The OR is only part of the work. I'm a pediatric cardiac surgery PA, and what happens outsid
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If you’re dreaming about a career in surgery, know this. The OR is only part of the work. I’m a pediatric cardiac surgery PA, and what happens outside the OR is just as important as what happens inside it. Hard days. Good teams. A job I’d choose again and again. Comment “PA” if you want to see more real days in surgical life!
#Cardiacsurgery Reel by @leahjay_ (verified account) - ⚠️ TW GRAPHIC CONTENT ⚠️ If you told me a month ago that my heart was infected, my blood was full of strep, and I could stroke out at any moment… I ge
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⚠️ TW GRAPHIC CONTENT ⚠️ If you told me a month ago that my heart was infected, my blood was full of strep, and I could stroke out at any moment… I genuinely wouldn’t have believed you. I didn’t “feel” that sick. I was just… constantly unwell. For most of the last year (honestly since I had glass in my foot), I kept getting these random episodes — swelling, injections, inflamed joints, weird sicknesses that never fully made sense. I assumed inflammation. Maybe autoimmune. Then I found out I was pregnant, and everything got brushed off as “pregnancy stuff.” In Melbourne I was at the GP constantly, endless blood tests, no real investigating. Christmas was spent in Emergency. Boxing Day in urgent care. I was sleeping nonstop and waking drenched in hot sweats. Back in Texas, my leg started swelling again — and this time it got huge and excruciating. ER said bursitis. It wasn’t. An ultrasound couldn’t find a proper pulse (🚩), and I was transferred to Dell Seton in Austin. Vascular took over and removed the clots — and that’s when the real cause finally surfaced: strep in my blood. Then everything moved fast. Infectious Disease confirmed the blood infection. Cardiac surgery found a vegetation growing on my heart valve. High-risk OB monitored baby through it all. I was put to sleep three times, had two major surgeries, multiple blood transfusions… and open-heart surgery while pregnant — which still doesn’t sound real when I type it. Recovery is hard. No romantic version. I’m doing the day-by-day thing, while my body tries to heal and grow a baby. I wake up scared and disoriented sometimes. But I’m here. Baby’s here. And I’m so deeply grateful. This month has stripped life right back: the only thing that matters is the people you love — and telling them. Thank you for every message, prayer, check-in, meal, and bit of support. It’s carried me more than you know.
#Cardiacsurgery Reel by @hartfordhealthcare (verified account) - A Day in the Life with cardiac surgeon Dr. Dina Al Rameni 🫀 Every day, our cardiac surgery team steps into some of the most critical moments in heal
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A Day in the Life with cardiac surgeon Dr. Dina Al Rameni 🫀 Every day, our cardiac surgery team steps into some of the most critical moments in healthcare – showing up with skill, focus, and heart. Follow Dr. Al Rameni for a behind‑the‑scenes look at the coordination and preparation that go into each open‑heart procedure. From early‑morning case reviews to the calm, focused environment of the operating room, she and her team guide patients through life‑saving care with purpose and precision. We are grateful for the dedication of Dr. Al Rameni and the entire cardiac surgery team 🫀
#Cardiacsurgery Reel by @brilliant_mind572 - Vivien Theodore Thomas's life is one of the most inspiring yet overlooked stories in medical history: born in 1910 to a family of modest means during
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Vivien Theodore Thomas’s life is one of the most inspiring yet overlooked stories in medical history: born in 1910 to a family of modest means during America’s era of segregation, Thomas dreamed of becoming a doctor but the Great Depression wiped out his college savings and forced him to take a lab assistant job with Dr. Alfred Blalock at Vanderbilt University officially classified and paid as a janitor despite performing complex surgical research work. What began as menial work quickly revealed Thomas’s extraordinary talent for surgical technique and innovation: he not only mastered intricate procedures but designed tools and developed methods that became foundational to vascular and cardiac surgery. When Blalock moved to Johns Hopkins, he insisted Thomas come with him, and together with pediatric cardiologist Helen Taussig, they pioneered the Blalock-Thomas-Taussig shunt, a procedure that for the first time successfully treated blue baby syndrome, saving countless infant lives. In the iconic first human operation in 1944, Thomas stood on a stepstool behind Blalock, quietly guiding every move he had perfected through years of meticulous animal experimentation. Despite decades of racial discrimination and lack of formal medical credentials, Thomas’s brilliance reshaped cardiac surgery and mentored a generation of surgeons; only later in life did he receive long-overdue recognition with an honorary doctorate and his portrait displayed beside Blalock’s, testament to how passion, resilience, and quiet excellence can change the world. #trending #fyp #reels #motivation #brilliantmind
#Cardiacsurgery Reel by @npdrea__ - Whether it is Cardiac Surgery or Aesthetics, don't come around here trying to get info about my humans. I know nothing, I've seen nothing. Matter of f
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Whether it is Cardiac Surgery or Aesthetics, don’t come around here trying to get info about my humans. I know nothing, I’ve seen nothing. Matter of fact….. I’m blind 🦮🦯👩🏻‍⚕️🩺💉 @wearfigs Catarina Scrub Top High Waisted Jogger Bottoms Dark Magenta 🤍 Badge @baddiebadges_ #nursepractitioner #hipaa #acutecare #cardiacsurgery #aesthetics
#Cardiacsurgery Reel by @unknown_clipster - Here's the information about Something the Lord Made: A powerful true-story medical drama, Something the Lord Made follows the groundbreaking partners
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Here’s the information about Something the Lord Made: A powerful true-story medical drama, Something the Lord Made follows the groundbreaking partnership between a gifted Black laboratory technician and a pioneering heart surgeon. Together, they revolutionize cardiac surgery while battling racism, inequality, and personal sacrifice. It’s an inspiring story about brilliance, perseverance, and changing the world against all odds. #SomethingTheLordMade #TrueStoryFilm #MedicalDrama #InspirationalMovie #HistoricalDrama
#Cardiacsurgery Reel by @explaining.biology__ - Surgeons don't just walk into an operating room and start performing heart surgery - the training is long, intense, and highly structured. Here's how
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Surgeons don’t just walk into an operating room and start performing heart surgery — the training is long, intense, and highly structured. Here’s how they actually prepare: 🫀 1. Strong Medical Foundation They begin with years of medical school, learning anatomy, physiology, and especially the cardiovascular system. Understanding how the heart works in detail is critical before touching a patient. 🔬 2. Simulation-Based Training Modern training uses high-tech simulators that mimic real heart surgery. These include: Virtual reality (VR) systems Artificial heart models that beat like real ones Computer-guided surgical scenarios This lets surgeons practice complex procedures safely without risk. 🧵 3. Hands-On Practice (Lab Training) Trainees practice stitching blood vessels and performing procedures on: Synthetic models Animal tissues Donated human cadavers They repeatedly refine precision and hand control — tiny mistakes matter in heart surgery. 🏥 4. Residency & Mentorship After medical school, surgeons enter years of residency where they: Assist experienced cardiac surgeons Gradually perform parts of surgeries Learn decision-making in real-life situations Senior surgeons supervise every step. ❤️ 5. Specialized Cardiac Surgery Training They further specialize in cardiac or cardiothoracic surgery, mastering procedures like bypass surgery, valve repair, and transplants. ⚡ 6. Real-Time Operating Room Experience Before leading surgeries, they spend years observing and assisting in real operations — learning how to handle pressure, complications, and teamwork. 🔄 7. Continuous Learning Even after becoming experts, surgeons keep training: Learning new techniques (like minimally invasive surgery) Practicing with new technologies (robotic surgery) Attending global workshops and conferences Heart surgeons train for 10–15+ years, combining theory, simulation, and real-life practice to achieve extreme precision and confidence. DM for credit / Removal #HeartSurgery #SurgeonLife #MedicalTraining #FutureDoctor #MedSchoolJourney
#Cardiacsurgery Reel by @xplainingscience - Follow @xplainingscience to learn everything about science, one post at a time 💣🧠 Robotic surgical systems have reached extraordinary levels of pre
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Follow @xplainingscience to learn everything about science, one post at a time 💣🧠 Robotic surgical systems have reached extraordinary levels of precision, capable of manipulating objects as fragile as eggs and performing microsurgeries on tissues thinner than a human hair. By combining ultra-sensitive force sensors, tremor filtration, high-definition 3D imaging, and AI-driven real-time feedback, these robots translate human commands into movements far steadier and more exact than any human hand. This technology enables delicate procedures on microscopic blood vessels, retinal tissue, and even single cells, drastically reducing errors, minimizing trauma, and accelerating recovery. Already in use in neurosurgery, cardiac surgery, and organ transplants, robotic precision is transforming the very standards of surgical care and pushing the boundaries of what medicine can achieve. #SurgicalRobotics #Microsurgery #PrecisionMedicine #MedicalInnovation #AIinHealthcare
#Cardiacsurgery Reel by @med.calvin - The moment when I received the news of my acceptance into cardiac surgery residency. The culmination of hard work, dedication, and endless support fro
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The moment when I received the news of my acceptance into cardiac surgery residency. The culmination of hard work, dedication, and endless support from mentors and loved ones. Grateful for every step of this journey. 🌟🩺 #match #matchday #ResidencyAcceptance #DreamComeTrue #CardiacSurgeon
#Cardiacsurgery Reel by @uhhospitals_cle (verified account) - How long does a typical heart valve replacement last? Chief of Cardiac Surgery Dr. Marc Pelletier explains. #heartsurgery #hearthealth #surgery #Cleve
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How long does a typical heart valve replacement last? Chief of Cardiac Surgery Dr. Marc Pelletier explains. #heartsurgery #hearthealth #surgery #Cleveland #CLE #health

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