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Is Radiofrequency or Cryo Ablation Better for Afib Patients? - Duration: 1:21.

Probably the most common question I get.

We do both of these procedures at our institution, but we do more radiofrequency (RF) than cryoablation.

That's just because of how we grew up at our place.

Some places are sort of enamored with cryo.

But, the thing you need to know is they both work in people with paroxysmal afib if done correctly,

with someone with experience with the procedure.

I don't see a difference.

Now, I'll sometimes send a patient of mine for a cryoablation

based on what I see in that patient.

And, sometimes, if you held my feet to the fire and say,

"Why exactly that patient," it's kind of a gestalt.

But, if you said the cryo wasn't working that day, I'd say do the RF.

I don't think there's a difference, in my opinion.

The world's literature would tend to back that up.

Again, both techniques are good.

It's not the technique; it's the hands and mind behind the technique

that's going to ensure your best outcome.

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Dentist Pleads Guilty To Writing Prescriptions For Employees - Duration: 0:22.

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Best Cordless Vacuum for Home and the Jobsite! - Duration: 11:58.

what's up everybody and welcome back to another tools day I came out to my shop

because I had to do a little bit of organization and it got me thinking

about the perfect tool to talk about 4 tools a day so let's get into it

so today I thought we would talk about you know every shop needs a vacuum and

I've been through all sorts of vacuums I've had the traditional corded shop

vacs which are great they pick up just about everything but they're big and

bulky and then I've also used if you've seen in some of my videos the Makita

cordless vacuum which I do like the idea of cordless but I felt like that one

really fell short on power being cordless and thankfully they brought or

they gave it to you with a corded option as well and that was really the only way

I could use that vacuum specifically as an option that made any sense but

Milwaukee this last year came out with their backpack vacuum and it's pretty

impressive now I have yet to have this on site and I'll tell you why it's not

because I don't think I would use it on-site

I don't know how much I would use it but I do know that my wife has been stealing

it from me every weekend to vacuum the house so we've got multiple Dyson

vacuums because they're the the best vacuum on the market they've got some

cordless options and they do pretty decent right we've all probably seen

them the cordless version that we have I don't know the model number but it

doesn't last the whole house we can't vacuum the whole house as soon as my

wife I kind of convinced her to try it used the cordless vacuum here from

Milwaukee that's the only one she'll use my kids have used it my wife has used it

I think I might have vacuumed the house once with it but I use it out in my shop

to just clean up it's got I think it's about 55 CFM which I don't really know

if that matters because I think you can measure things all sorts of different

ways and make it sound good it weighs 17 pounds so it's it's a

little bit heavier than like your comparable Dyson cordless vac if you're

gonna use it in your house what I love about it though is that it runs off your

m18 platform which I'm heavily invested into Milwaukee's m18 line and when you

throw a 12o battery which is what I've done here and you can see there's all

sorts of room I don't know if that means Milwaukee's thinking bigger packs

because there is like a ton more room in this so maybe an 18 amp hour battery in

the future I don't know however I do know

this thing will vacuum the entire house on one charge and usually do it about

three times before my wife is saying I need a new battery now some of the cool

things about this vacuum that I like is it does have multiple speeds so you've

got your slow or low and high speed which is I don't know whoever uses low

personally I'm always going to go to the highest powered option available that's

just the way I am and maybe that's most people you can clearly see through this

is a one gallon container so it's gonna hold a ton of debris because it remember

this is gonna be for jobsite use maybe a portable dust extractor if you're doing

something like a circular saw cut in the house and you don't want dust flying

everywhere you can throw this on your back use it and it's gonna be nice and

comfortable and go wherever you are so I think that's where the main market

segment is is if you're a remodeler and you're looking for a nice cordless

option this thing has got a ton of power it's running off the battery platform

that most likely you're already using and it's gonna have a lot of capacity

for whatever you're doing now there are a couple downsides I think the one thing

that they did fail if you go to their website they do say that it's good for

carpet and after using it in the house it doesn't do good on carpet which maybe

is not a big deal but if you're a remodeler you're gonna have to vacuum

carpet it doesn't have the roller I don't know whatever you call that

attachment for carpet use the other negative thing that I really didn't like

about it is I feel like there's not good storage on it they've got this little

hook here that's supposed to go into your belt I feel like it would have been

nicer to have a place to put this you've got a crevice attachment that is going

here on the belt also not a horrible idea I just feel like I wish there was

some side storage that these clipped onto one good thing about this vacuum is

it does have it does come with a HEPA filter so it's gonna be definitely good

to use if you're remodeling someone's house if you are in your own home and

you want to make sure you're just you know not recycling all that dirty air

the HEPA filter is gonna do that job to make sure it really filters and you know

doesn't blow dust around your house which is kind of important now the wall

claims 40 minutes of runtime with a nine new power battery I always stick the 12

amp hour battery in it which is gonna give you considerable more runtime I've

never measured it because I don't really care it does the job multiple times

before I ever have to replace the battery so I guess it has really good

run time take that for whatever it is so spec wise I mean this vacuum sucks

right that's what it's made to do it sucks it does a pretty good job at

removing debris but let's let's kind of put it on and show you how it kind of

fits so just like a backpack you've got your straps and I don't know if this is

set up for my wife she was probably the last one to use it I don't even feel my

strap here yeah it's a little bit small I might need to do it just this no

problem got your straps here a pretty standard backpack and then you've got

your hip straps what you're gonna really take the weight off your shoulders and

make it pretty comfortable there you go it's like you're ready to go on a hike

or something so here now you can see I mean this isn't a horrible spot I just

feel like it's kind of here in my in my side if I'm moving around so I wish that

this was somewhere back here but I guess I can see how it'll be handy if I'm over

here vacuuming and I just want to throw this crevice tool on boom I'm ready to

go and I can suck up around the base trim or get in some tight spot like

maybe you're working in and out of your car cleaning up in between seats getting

those Cheerios out from the kids right now I don't know let's see okay I can do

it grabbing that is pretty easy but I don't

think I'm ever gonna put this I don't think I'm ever gonna be able to get this

back on while I'm using it so now I guess I'm kind of in for the long haul

on this attachment you've got an adjustable I guess tube I don't know

what you call that wine so you can don't have to bend over and it stores back

pretty nice and easy whatever like it's pretty much what you would expect it to

be it's it's comfortable you don't have to pull around a base unit that's

rolling around the ground like a shop-vac it's all right here and you

don't have a cord to worry about you can go anywhere my shops 60 by 88

I don't have to keep plugging and unplugging I can go around and vacuum

anywhere so that's what I really love about it all right but enough talk let's

actually use this and see if it does a decent job in the shop maybe hooked up

to a tool or something so believe it or not my wife has basically stolen this

backpack vac since the day I got it and I haven't even headed out in the shop so

I figured what better way to test it then using it on a track saw because

that's what I do a lot of my shop cutting with and you guys already know I

like the makita track saw here it's cordless so that's nice we don't got any

cords here let's just give it a try I have not done this let's see how much

material it actually pulls out of the air okay that's high

well that did some did surprisingly good actually I'm not gonna lie

let's do another one we'll get a close-up shot of that dust that is not

falling from the saw alright here we go

okay that one seemed a little bit dustier I don't know if it was the speed

of the saw or not there's not really any particles floating around more or less

just a couple of the bigger looks like actually this is a brand new track I

haven't even used this track I've got my other one so I was cutting up some of

the Splinter guide or splinter guard I think that's a lot of what was dropping

there okay so now the question is what do I do

I guess I'm gonna have to unhook this every time and I've still got the 17

pound monkey hanging on my back so in retrospect maybe this is not the best

thing to do but the nice thing is Milwaukee thought about this and thought

maybe you're not gonna want to have this on your back all the time so what they

did was let me see take this off here on the back the backpack part of it is

actually removable so there's just a little button you're gonna push and then

this is removable so you're gonna lose kind of the storage places for this but

what you gain is you've got this little hook that you can hang on the side of

your saw on a 2x4 out on the jobsite wherever you're working I think it would

have been nice if they would have made it three and a half inches that way it

could have sat over the top of a set of sawhorses but I guess out here on site

or in my shop I should say maybe I'm just gonna set it set it down on the

ground and hook it up to my tool just like any other shop vac I guess make

another cut here

so there you go guys I'm pretty impressed I think that does a good job I

don't know how long it's gonna run on a 12o removing this heavy dust or how long

it's gonna last I got to put it through its paces a little bit more here in the

job site shop which reminds me let's get back to the real reason we came out here

which was to clean the shop so my dad fool you I've used this way more times

than he has he might know his tools but I know this

one better so let's get to vacuuming

wait a minute this is my dad's shop not mine it's not my mess he can clean it up

dang it it was worth a try anyway but I suppose I probably should get back to

actually cleaning the shop like I intended to do I'll drop some links down

below if anybody's interested in getting one of these definitely pretty handy

thanks for watching make sure you hit that subscribe button so you catch next

week's tools day or the current build series that's going on right now and

drop a comment down below if you have this tool and if you have used it what

your thoughts are on it and we'll catch you guys we'll catch you guys on the

next next tools day

and stuck this backwards put it on backwards

well overdo it okay that's what we good it's fine

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How Do Patients Select the Right Provider for a Catheter Ablation? - Duration: 3:49.

Patients will, not infrequently, come see me just as a second opinion regarding ablation.

If they've already decided they want an ablation,

but they're struggling with the literature on it — websites, you know, chit-chat with other patients.

I tell you, the worst thing for me are other patients,

because if another patient had a good result with whatever that procedure was, that's all they talk about.

"You must have a cryo. You cannot have anything but a cryo."

You meet somebody else who didn't have a good cryo experience,

and they'll say, "Don't ever do a cryo."

That's all nonsense.

The literature's out there and most of these procedures, in good hands,

are comparable in paroxysmal afib.

Persistent afib is a little different animal that we're dealing with.

So, I would say to anybody who has decided to have a procedure (ablation)

who has paroxysmal afib, don't get hung up on if somebody does cryo

or if somebody does radiofrequency.

Get hung up on who's doing it, and what their numbers are, and their success rates.

And, ask them.

You know, you sit there and say, "How many of these things do you do a year?

What's your success rate been?

What's your complication rate?"

And, if they're doing 20 or 30 a year, find someone else.

I don't care who it is.

And, if they tell you they almost never get complications, find someone else,

because no one's God in this business. Okay?

There's no 100-0.

And, I have people sent to me sometimes who have been told, "This is a no-big-deal procedure."

Guess what? It's a big-deal procedure.

I mean it has risk, it has benefits. There's some serious complications.

It is a big-deal procedure.

It's not, it's not open heart surgery, but it's still a big-deal procedure,

and patients have to be educated on the procedure.

Now, there are certain circumstances where I simply know that there are some better people,

and not necessarily even in my group, but in the country, to do some boutique-type things.

There are patients who have mechanical valves,

and not everybody's comfortable doing a patient like that.

So, what you have to do is make sure that, with your situation,

whoever you're going to see has experience.

And, if you have persistent afib — you've been in it a long time —

sometimes, just isolating the veins isn't enough,

and that's where you really need to get a sophisticated person.

So, I wish I could tell you exactly what you should do.

I would tell you that, sometimes, asking that question to your electrophysiologist won't

get you anywhere because, if they're preparing to do your ablation, they're not necessarily

going to say, "Hey, Bill down the road is who you should see."

I mean, let's be honest, you know, if you're going to buy a Mercedes, the Mercedes dealer

is not going to say, "Hey, by the way, did you check out the Porsches

down the road before you buy my car?"

I mean, hey, let's be reasonable.

But, you can find out.

I mean, you can take a search.

You can see some additional things.

And, you could go to places like the Heart Rhythm [Society], and just make sure you get

a second opinion.

So, let's say you're not sure.

What should you do?

It's your life, it's your procedure, and you're just not sure.

Get a second opinion from a different group, and then compare and see what you want.

But, above and beyond everything,

make sure your operator is doing a sizable number of these every year — more than 50 a year —

and has good results and good complication results.

That's the best I can advise you without specific instances.

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What Should Patients Look for in a Doctor To Do a Catheter Ablation? - Duration: 2:52.

What you want in your doctor who does your afib ablation is somebody who's smart,

who's capable, and who has a good track record, in afib ablations.

Not, like they do VT all week long and do an occasional afib.

The people who do multiple afibs a week.

So, you have to sort of take their word on it.

I mean, if you ask your doctor how many afib ablations do you do a year, and they say hundreds,

I mean, I don't know. Maybe they don't do hundreds,

and maybe they had a lapse of memory, or maybe they think they're doing hundreds.

I think you have to either believe them or not.

I don't know how to verify that without getting into billing records,

which you're not going to be privy to. Right?

And, you have to accept their results.

If they say, "I have a 60 percent result success," I guess if you say, "No, you don't,"

you have to prove that.

I mean, they know what their results are.

Be careful of the outliers.

If somebody quotes you less than one percent complications and a greater than 90 percent success,

I'm going to tell you to look elsewhere.

I mean, would that be the one person that you lucked into

that beats the entire world's literature? Maybe.

Maybe you have that one jewel at the bottom of the ocean that no one knew about,

but I kinda doubt it.

So, there is a lot of data out there you can look at that tells you the average success rates.

If you're not sure, get a second opinion.

Patients will come to me.

And, get it from someone who has a national profile, who has no iron in the fire that

they're trying to steal anyone's patients.

It's not uncommon I get second opinions.

And, I know what a second opinion is.

A second opinion is not me to take over your care.

Second opinion is to give you guidance.

You know, sometimes patients may want to go to you.

That's not a second opinion though.

It's to give you guidance, and I kind of know who does what, you know.

So, sometimes, I'll hear them out, and if somebody has quoted a ridiculous number,

I'll be gentle about it, but I'll just say, "You know, he must be, or she must be,

the only one in the world getting those numbers.

Don't you think that's a little strange?

While I'm not going to call them a liar, that would be wrong.

I just want to tell you; nobody else is getting those numbers.

So, you should think about that."

So, if you're not sure, ask around.

There's just no registry I know of that says Bob down the street does this many,

and Billy does that many. I don't know of any such registry.

So, I guess you sort of have to take them on their word.

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Twitter destroyed the NFL's excuse for Maroon 5's press conference cancellation - Duration: 4:02.

 In past years, it has been customary for the Super Bowl halftime performer to hold a press conference and answer questions about the upcoming act

Justin Timberlake, for example, met with the media for 20 minutes last year.  Maroon 5 will not be doing the same in Atlanta

 The NFL announced Tuesday that Maroon 5 would not participate in a Super Bowl week press conference because the band's focus is on a show that will "exceed the standards" of the Super Bowl halftime show

Instead of the press conference, the league plans to share behind-the-scenes footage as part of a social media rollout for the event

pic.twitter.com/UCgQ53ssAN  — NFL345 (@NFL345) January 29, 2019    The press conference's cancellation came at a time when artists are being criticized for accepting the gig

Colin Kaepernick ripped Travis Scott — and their subsequent conversations — after the rapper agreed to join Maroon 5 for the performance

 Twitter saw the statement as exactly what it was — an excuse to keep Maroon 5 from answering questions about Kaepernick and social issues

Very interesting. Acts have been criticized by some for accepting the halftime show assignment

https://t.co/BQn2b0WPfY  — John Liddle (@JohnLiddleVoice) January 29, 2019   Basically they don't want to Maroon 5 to be asked why they didn't decline the halftime performance because of the NFL blackballing Kaepernick https://t

co/T50MVq62Tc  — Chans Moleman (@Chantluh) January 29, 2019   'We don't want you asking difficult questions about racial and social injustice' https://t

co/rIPYSHsVQc  — Steve O'Rourke (@steveohrourke) January 29, 2019   huh wonder why they wouldn't wanna do a presser https://t

co/8ZBdD5WwTY  — Gabe Duverge (@GabeDuverge) January 29, 2019   SURPRISED: Super Bowl Halftime performers always hold a press conference

(It is often the best press conference of the week.) NOT SURPRISED: #NFL wants to avoid more talk about the pressure put on performers NOT to perform this year as well as avoid more talk of @Kaepernick7 https://t

co/rDPXiyHJLp  — Jill Lieber Steeg (@JillLieberSteeg) January 29, 2019   I'm glad the @NFL comes out and has a statement regarding a press conference for the halftime show but WONT SAY ANYTING ABOUT THE NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME…

https://t.co/oKGDtigDrs  — Tyler M (@WhoDatTylerDude) January 29, 2019   the hits keep coming for Maroon 5 x the NFL https://t

co/EGCJbe58Bq  — Martenzie Johnson (@Martenzie) January 29, 2019   Maroon 5 cancels pre Super Bowl press conference

My first thought: they now get to avoid inevitable Kaepernick question https://t

co/BkVUDaGkLp  — Steadman™ (@AsteadWesley) January 29, 2019   "the artists will let their show do the talking" is certainly a new one

https://t.co/znVOoUgOj7  — Jason Butt (@JasonHButt) January 29, 2019   Kaepernick questions dodged https://t

co/9JelGXDJIR  — Adam Stites (@AdamStites_) January 29, 2019   Oh look, Adam Levine is too good to talk

https://t.co/ODgmsrQP1a  — Hamberders and Covfefe (@SaricakesTTV) January 29, 2019   Well, that's one way to keep people from asking about Colin Kaepernick

https://t.co/6GYI3UHXLt  — Danny O'Neil (@dannyoneil) January 29, 2019   More NFL!Atlanta United player shares important update on city's Super Bowl weather scareHow to gear up for this year's Super Bowl on ESPN+ for free6 ridiculous things the Super Bowl media asked the Patriots and Rams to do

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How To Vote For Our 100 Subs Awards Show! TUTORIAL! The Pink Rabbits Club! | How-To - Duration: 2:56.

How to vote for our 100 Subs awards!

Go to our channel:

Click on "Playlists"

Click "View full playlist"

Then click on "Voting for 100 subscribers"

Pause and click the "I" icon in the upper right corner.

This is how you vote. Answer the question from above and start voting! :)

Now go back to the playlist again.

Click "Things I regret In SSO"

Once again, pause and click the i.

Now you've voted!! Make sure you make a final decision! And you can change your vote :)

Once the awards are about to begin we'll delete the votes!!

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✅ Breaking News - Southampton opens discussions with Genk about an agreement for Joakim Maehle - Duration: 1:04.

Southampton have opened talks with Genk over a potential deal for right-back Joakim Maehle

The 21-year-old Danish U21 international has been earmarked by Ralph Hasenhuttl with Cedric Soares likely to be sold

 Maehle, who can also play in midfield, cost Genk £1.3m from Aalborg in 2017. Share this article Share 139 shares Saints are yet to bring anyone in during this transfer window but have sold Manolo Gabbiadini to Sampdoria and allowed Steven Davis to go to Rangers on loan

 Hasenhuttl will hope that signing a defender will help them climb away from the relegation zone

 Southampton are currently 16th in the Premier League.  Share this article Share 139 shares