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Ask the Doctor Season 1, Episode 1: Stroke Prevention: #1 The Heart is the Cause
Dr. Kazuo Minematsu, the Emeritus Director General of the National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center discusses blood clots. Watch Ask the Doctor Season 1, Episode 1 Stroke Prevention: #1 The Heart is the Cause in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Ask the Doctor Season 1, Episode 1 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Stroke Prevention: #1 The Heart is the Cause
Dr. Kazuo Minematsu, the Emeritus Director General of the National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center discusses blood clots.
10 min
Stroke Prevention: #2 This is the Method of Treatment
Dr. Kazuo Minematsu who has been involved in the treatment and research of stroke for approximately 40 years discusses clot dissolution with tPA, and intravascular treatment.
10 min
Stress Management: #1 Check Your Stress
Dr. Hiroaki Kumano, who specializes in psychosomatic medicine and is an expert in stress management discusses stress-related illness.
10 min
Stroke Prevention: #3 Don't Miss the Signs
Dr. Kazuo Minematsu discusses the signs of a stroke.
10 min
Stress Management: #2 Relax
Dr. Hiroaki Kumano a specialist in psychosomatic medicine discusses stress management.
10 min
Stroke Prevention: #4 Rehabilitation for Recovery of the Brain
Dr. Kazuo Minematsu, the Emeritus Director General of the National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center discusses rehabilitation from a stroke.
10 min
Stress Management: #3 Modifying Your Behavior
Dr. Hiroaki Kumano, who specializes in psychosomatic medicine discusses behavior modification to help stress.
10 min
Stress Management: #4 Mindfulness Meditation
Dr. Hiroaki Kumano discusses meditation.
10 min
Solutions for Low Back Pain: #1 Types of Low Back Pain
Dr. Yoshiharu Kawaguchi discusses types of lower back pain.
10 min
Solutions for Low Back Pain: #2 Disorders in Intervertebral Discs
Focusing on lumbar disc herniation and spondylolisthesis.
10 min
Solutions for Low Back Pain: #3 Acute Low Back Pain
Sudden, extreme pain in the lower back, acute low back pain.
10 min
Solutions for Low Back Pain: #4 Chronic Low Back Pain
Pain in the lower back that persists for more than 3 months; the BS-POP test.
10 min
Heart Disease: #1 Three Unexpected Causes of Angina
Angina, a constricting pain around the chest, caused by a lack of oxygen and nutrients carried to the heart.
10 min
Heart Disease: #2 Treatment of Angina and Heart Attack
Angina, due to constriction of the blood vessels and myocardial infarction caused by blockages in the coronary arteries, resulting in poor blood flow and necrosis of cells in the heart.
10 min
Heart Disease: #3 Dangerous Atrial Fibrillation
Atrial fibrillation is an irregular pulse that could result in an acute stroke.
10 min
Heart Disease: #4 An Increasing Number of Heart Failure
When the heart can no longer function effectively as a pump; symptoms and preventative measures.
10 min
Solutions for Diabetes: #1 This is the Cause!
Type 2 diabetes, triggered by overeating and a lack of exercise.
10 min
Solutions for Diabetes: #2 Frightening! Complications
Blood glucose control to avoid complications; discuss symptoms as well as treatments.
10 min
Solutions for Diabetes: #3 Caution! Hypoglycemia
Serious cases of low blood glucose may trigger life-threatening strokes and heart attacks.
10 min
Solutions for Diabetes: #4 Diet and Exercise
The right amount of energy and a well-balanced diet are central to diabetic treatment.
10 min
Lung Cancer #1: Early Detection
Chest X-rays; cytology; CT scans.
10 min
Lung Cancer #2: Prevention
Smoking is the greatest cause of lung cancer.
10 min
Lung Cancer #3: Surgery
Surgery is an effective option from stage I to early stage III lung cancer; lobectomy; VATS.
10 min
Lung Cancer #4: Pharmacological Treatments
Chemotherapy, including molecularly targeted drugs and VEGF inhibitors; immune checkpoint inhibitors.
10 min