Mohammad Barbati
Bio
Mohammad E. Barbati, MD, FEBVS, is a consultant vascular and endovascular surgeon at University Hospital RWTH Aachen. To date, he has authored several scientific publications and books regarding vascular and venous diseases.
Stories (30/0)
Mystery of False Findings in Vein Compression
The circulatory system is an intricate network of vessels, with veins performing the crucial function of transporting deoxygenated blood back to the heart. The venous system is designed to withstand the pressure of blood flow while maintaining structural integrity. However, in some instances, vein compression may be falsely detected, leading to inaccurate interpretations and potentially unnecessary interventions. This blog post delves into the structure of venous walls, the reasons behind false findings in vein compressions, and the role of hemodynamic evaluations like intravascular ultrasound in facilitating accurate diagnoses.
By Mohammad Barbati7 months ago in Lifehack
Beyond the Binary
The playing field of sports, a microcosm of society, has always been a battleground for equality and inclusion. Yet, one of the most complex and contentious issues it grapples with today is the inclusion of transgender athletes. Critics express concerns about potential physiological advantages, the implications of hormone therapy, the effect on cisgender women's participation, and the need for comprehensive scientific research. This essay aims to dissect these contentious points and evaluate proposed resolutions, from the formation of a distinct gender category to the reconsideration of existing eligibility criteria.
By Mohammad Barbati8 months ago in Viva
The Blue Light Saga
The Dawn of Blue Light Once upon a time, in a world not too different from ours, there was a phenomenon known as blue light. Now, you might be thinking, "Blue light? You mean like the sky?" Well, kind of, but not quite. See, blue light is a type of light that is particularly strong during daylight hours. It's what makes the sky look blue and keeps us awake and alert during the day. But don't think it's just the sun giving us this blue glow. Oh no, in our modern world, we're practically bathing in blue light, thanks to our dear friends: digital devices.
By Mohammad Barbati8 months ago in Lifehack
Management and Treatment of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS)
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) is a complex tapestry of inherited disorders that influences the connective tissues spread throughout the human body. Marked by distinctive features such as joint hypermobility, unstable joints, easy bruising, and fragile blood vessels, EDS can notably shift an individual's quality of life. Managing this intricate condition requires a comprehensive approach, one that places the patient at the center of the care narrative.
By Mohammad Barbati9 months ago in Lifehack
The Arteries and Arterial System in the Human Body
The human body is a miraculous network of interconnected systems, and the arterial system is one of the most vital. Arteries are the conduits that distribute oxygen-rich blood from the heart to every other part of the body.
By Mohammad Barbati9 months ago in Lifehack
Vascular Compression Misconceptions (part 4/4)
Welcome back for the final part of our blog post series focusing on vascular compression diseases (VCDs), where we debunk prevalent myths and misconceptions. If you're just joining us and haven't yet delved into the previous parts of this series, you can catch up by exploring part 1, part 2, and part 3. In this concluding chapter, we persist in our mission to eradicate misconceptions and shed light on the truth.
By Mohammad Barbati9 months ago in Lifehack
Vascular Compression Misconceptions (part 3/4)
Greetings once again! This is the third part in our series tackling the common misconceptions surrounding vascular compression diseases (VCDs). If you haven't had the chance to read previous posts, feel free to check it out (part 1 & part 2). In this post, we continue our journey of debunking myths, and dispel some falsehoods.
By Mohammad Barbati9 months ago in Lifehack
Vascular Compression Misconceptions (part 2/4)
Welcome back to the second post on misconceptions about vascular diseases. In case you missed our first post, you can read it here. In this second post, we will be addressing some other misconceptions that people often have about the symptoms and treatment options for vascular compression diseases (VCDs). So, let's dive in and learn more about these myths.
By Mohammad Barbati9 months ago in Lifehack
ascular Compression Misconceptions (part 2/4)
Welcome back to the second post on misconceptions about vascular diseases. In case you missed our first post, you can read it here. In this second post, we will be addressing some other misconceptions that people often have about the symptoms and treatment options for vascular compression diseases (VCDs). So, let's dive in and learn more about these myths.
By Mohammad Barbati9 months ago in Lifehack
Vascular Compression Misconceptions (part 1/4)
Imagine suffering from mysterious pain, numbness, weightloss or swelling that seems to come and go without explanation. For many people living with vascular compression diseases (VCD), this is their reality. And to make matters worse, these conditions are often misunderstood, leading to confusion, delayed diagnoses, and improper treatment. In this post (and next three posts), we'll dive into some of the most common misconceptions about VCDs, debunking myths and shedding light on the facts. From the severity of symptoms to the role of exercise in managing these conditions, we'll tackle the misunderstandings head-on to create a clearer picture for those affected and their loved ones. So sit back, and prepare to have your assumptions challenged as we unravel the truth behind these often-misunderstood ailments.
By Mohammad Barbati10 months ago in Lifehack
Vascular Compression Misconceptions (part 1/4)
Imagine suffering from mysterious pain, numbness, weightloss or swelling that seems to come and go without explanation. For many people living with vascular compression diseases (VCD), this is their reality. And to make matters worse, these conditions are often misunderstood, leading to confusion, delayed diagnoses, and improper treatment. In this post (and next three posts), we'll dive into some of the most common misconceptions about VCDs, debunking myths and shedding light on the facts. From the severity of symptoms to the role of exercise in managing these conditions, we'll tackle the misunderstandings head-on to create a clearer picture for those affected and their loved ones. So sit back, and prepare to have your assumptions challenged as we unravel the truth behind these often-misunderstood ailments.
By Mohammad Barbati10 months ago in FYI
