The Vagus Nerve - Vasospasm Connection presentation by Ross Hauser, MD

Описание: Ross Hauser, MD presents on the vagus nerve and vasospasm connection, including a couple of our amazing patients who share their stories.
00:00 Intro & Sudden Adult Deaths
01:15 Vasospasm defined & examples
08:20 Coronary artery vasospasm
09:10 Chest pain- costochondritis
10:37 Chest pain- intercostal neuralgia
11:42 Chest pain- cervical angina
13:33 Chest pain- vagopathy
14:36 Joint instability causes of chest pain summary
15:40 Vasospasm precipitating factors
18:36 Nitroglycerin treatment
20:02 Matt’s post-vaccine health struggles
34:50 Animal studies
36:52 Vagus nerve facts and functions
40:00 Vagus nerve branches & symptoms
41:12 Degenerated vagus nerve measurements, signs, symptoms
42:41 Pain modulation & vagus nerve facts
44:41 Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and brain pressure
45:34 Vagus nerve degeneration contributing factors
46:15 Treatment
46:38 Jovana’s success story
59:37 Wrapping it up & message of hope

To connect with Jovana and learn more about the work her group is doing to help refugees and see how you can help: jovana.nieto@jrsusaorg www.jrsusa.org
915-588-9970 WhatsApp +1 915 5889970
JRS Jusuit Refugee Service USA

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