12 COVID Autopsy Cases Reveal the TRUTH "HOW COVID PATIENTS DYING"
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Published 2020-05-14
In all 12 COVID Autopsy cases, the cause of death was found within the lungs or the pulmonary vascular system. Those who did not die of large pulmonary emboli died of extensive inflammation, meaning pneumonia with ARDS. In these COVID Autopsy cases, the lungs were wet and heavy, like a saturated water sponge. The lung surfaces often had a distinct patchy pattern, with pale areas alternating with slightly protruding and firm, deep reddish-blue Hypercapillarized areas.
This indicates areas of intense inflammation, with endothelial dysfunction that can be seen at the microscopic level. When they looked at the lungs' slices under the microscope, they found diffuse alveolar damage in 8 COVID Autopsy cases. Specifically, they saw hyaline membrane formation, tiny clots in the capillaries, capillaries engorged with red blood cells, and other inflammatory findings. All these findings represent ARDS. They also found lymphocytes, a type of white blood cell, infiltrated these areas of infiltration. This fits the picture of viral pathogenesis.
⏩ Timestamps
00:00 - Start
02:38 - The starting point of the COVID Autopsy Analysis
04:10 - Why we get COVID false Negative Test
04:34 - Rest of the Part of COVID Autopsy Analysis
09:45 - Big Takeaway's from the Findings in this COVID Autopsy Study
12:30 - Minimize the chances of having the severe disease if you were to get COVID
This is the link to the main study in this video:
www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M20-2003
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They also looked at the pharynx of these COVID patients, meaning in their throat. The lining of the throat, or mucosa, was hyperemic, meaning very red and irritated. They saw lymphocytes invading at the microscopic level, which is consistent with a viral infection. In one COVID case, a COVID patient had lymphocytes invade his heart muscle, findings that are consistent with what we call viral myocarditis. More than half of the COVID patients had large blood clots in this study. One-third of the COVID patients had pulmonary embolism as the direct cause of death.
All the others died of intense inflammation in their lungs related to pneumonia with ARDS (Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome). Recently, studies show that about 1/3rd of COVID patients with severe COVID have blood clots. In another study of 191 COVID patients, half of those who died had clots, compared with 7% of survivors. And levels of D-dimer that were greater than 1000 µg/L were associated with a fatal outcome. So it's pretty clear now that the COVID has caused many clots to form in moderate to severe COVID disease.
How is this happening?
It's likely a combination of reasons that have to do with downregulation of the ACE2 receptor in the lung alveoli, with a subsequent shift towards having more angiotensin II in the lungs, and less angiotensin 1-7 and 1-9 in the lungs, and when this happens, this leads to more cytokine storm with more inflammation, more constriction of pulmonary arteries, and more clots that develop. That, in turn, leads to more endothelial dysfunction in the capillaries surrounding the alveoli. Also, there is evidence that the virus attaches to the ACE2 receptors of those endothelial cells that line those capillaries, which further propagates inflammation and clotting.
And in the cytokine storm that develops there, RANTES, a chemokine, binds to the CCR5 receptor of CD4 and CD8 lymphocytes, and that causes those lymphocytes to infiltrate those areas of inflammation and, in doing so, further contributes towards the inflammatory reaction. This is why we see low levels of CD4 and CD8 lymphocytes in severe COVID. Endothelial damage can also lead to the development of antiphospholipid antibodies, which are harmful because they trigger blood clot formation. That's why COVID patients with clots with antiphospholipid antibody syndrome need to be on blood thinners.
Doctor Mike Hansen, MD
Internal Medicine | Pulmonary Disease | Critical Care Medicine
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My husband sadly was in the 4% and then the 1% 😔 he passed away in September. He was perfectly healthy before this. My 22 year old daughter and my husband had Covid pneumonia and was hospitalized and my son in law and myself had Covid and recovered at home. My daughter was released after 2 weeks on oxygen and inhaler but my poor husband ended up being intubated 9 days after being hospitalized and then later put in a trach. It was from July 20th to his passing on September 11th. I can’t even believe this has happened to my family. He was the love of my life. I’m so broken.
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I'm a radiology technologist. I finally succumb to getting Jab. With one single dose it almost took my life. Two weeks after my one and only vaccination I got a DVT. With swollen foot and severe pain, I continued to work, until it almost took my life! Thank you doctor for explaining the process. Incidentally, I have never tested positive for covid!
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To the people who have lost so many to death of covid my heartfelt condolences....
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I have a daughter in-law who works in a funeral home. That funeral home has participated in a study as well. They have found clots during the embalming process of people who have had the COVID injections. They also embalmed my ex husband who did not have the injection but died of COVID and he did not have clots.
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My husband and I had Covid-19 in March. We are seniors with preexisting health issues plus we are both overweight. Not huge but could lose 20 pounds each. The infection was caught early and we got treated early. Also, we received monoclonal antibodies by infusion. I think being treated early was key. Once it "gets hold of you" it makes you much sicker. Our lungs were not affected at all. We were blessed and never afraid.
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I am 37, I almost died from COVID I got it two months before the shut down. My doctor saved my life. Because of her the medical team found out I had massive blood clots in my lungs.......it was hard to watch this video but I can't stop thanking God to be alive and been available to enjoy my kids and husband.
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Prayers for good health and those who lost loved ones🙏
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Guys, this was 2 years ago, so before the vaccine could be taken into account. It would be interesting to see a similar study on those who died shortly after vaccination
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I suffered from Covid last April. My sympthoms were clear enough to save me from pneumonia, but altough I was in a rehabilitation clinic they waited too much. So I was hospitalized and went through medical therapies and oxigene support at 59%. Slowly recovering during the first month, I progressively got better and better. Yet 8 months later I do have some difficulties in making efforts and I also feel air hunger when I walk. It won' t be easy but I survived. I'm 54. Stay healthy everybody!🙏❤️
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As a professional auditor who has worked in 25 countries over the last thirty years in complicated areas, the key to understanding is to have a decent, honest, educated, intelligent person explain the subject simply in an organized steady manner. Dr Mike is a gift to all of us! All of our friends should have this video.! God bless you.
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Thank you Dr. Hansen for those autopsies, I will never forget your good heartened for the American people. Thank you.
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Your suggestion for the general public's use of preventative low dose aspirin and Vitamin D are excellent. This virus has had more research than any virus in history. Efforts to further weaponize it continue. We have not seen the last of this man-made disease. Almost lost my wife due to blood clots caused by it. RNA specific drugs are available and are being improved. Excellent video.
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This needs to be on all major TV stations and not just on YouTube. Many people won't come here to see something like this that is so important for people to know,.
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I'm an IT professional and I understood this quite clearly. Your ability to explain complex medical issues is a gift. Keep up the good work!
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The thing I find very confusing about all these studies is they NEVER say if the people had taken the jab or not. That is a BIG issue to take into consideration when doing these studies. What are they hiding?
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We knew the risk factors from the very beginning. Thank you for sharing the ongoing research, and hopefully the results will be proper early treatment rather than mandatory experimental therapy with the next outbreak. 🙏🏻👵
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It's just good to know that serious people are working on this. I'm starting to think that we live in the frickin' circus. Thank you.
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I have just recovered from Covid and went back and looked at my test results from the hospital. Even though I had a relatively mild case I was definitely at risk of far worse. Thank God for taking care of me.
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Detailed autopsies, including microscopy & electron-microscopy of heart, lungs, brain particularly, but also liver, kidney, ovaries/testes, ARE SO IMPORTANT FOR ACCURATE DIAGNOSIS & RESEARCH into Covid & its vaxxines
