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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- #General Physical Examination Series
Edema
explained by Dr. Keshav Garg, MAMC, New Delhi.
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Pitting vs Non Pitting-
Simple concept is that the fluid gets displaced into surroundings on pressing whereas solid cannot be dislpaced.
In pitting edema, fluid is accumulated and it gets displaced into surrounding thus pit formed.
In non pitting edema, hard material is accumulated i.e. protein which cannot be displaced.
Sir which book you refer for clinical examination ?
@@anuj7381 I personally liked Boloor sir's book for clinical medicine. Hutchinson and Macleod are also good.
Your Videos are really awesome and helpful sir 😄🤍
As my final exam is coming….Sir It would be amazing and easy to revise if we get each of your handwritten notes of videos in telegram channel.
They are available on white army channel
A ton of valuable information within 10 mins😊😊
Truly a brilliant video compilation......extremely useful concise and exactly everything that was needed.......plz keep posting more such videos on symptomatology and concise topics
Conceptional .excellent keep it up u r doing a great job ❤
Nice lectures sir
Can we get notes of these sir
How increased reabsorption of Na+ leads to edema. Na+ increases capillary oncotic pressure?
Yes
Increased Na will pull water in the circulation hence increasing intracapillary hydrostatic pressure leading to more capillary leakage and hence ppt. Edema.
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Does edema due to Calcium channel blocker harmful ?
Sir can u share the notes
Excellent and Very helpful 👏👏, Pls keep posting these kind of videos for both Gen examination and systemic examinations
Excellent lecture..sir...💐💐👌👌
@keshav garg how do we measure edema in the abdomen in nephrotic syndrome?
I was asked in viva
Please reply
We can do it by press the chest piece of stetho on abdomen . Then we can see for any shape of chest piece dipping
What is slow & fast edema?
Firstly slow and fast edema are types of pitting edema. On pitting if the pitting recovers in 40s then considered as Slow. It has been seen that if the edema is due to causes decreasing oncotic pressure there is fast pitting edema present whereas if the edema is due to high hydrostatic pressure then the edema is usually slow.