You Will Know EVERYTHING About Heparin, LMWH & Fondaparinux After Watching This Video
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2019
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I literally didn’t know the difference between anti-platelet and anticoagulant drugs until now! (Arterial thrombi contains platelets vs venous thrombi contain fibrin - was the KEY concept!)
I seriously thank you for such a simplified explanation on all drugs. Pharmacology is becoming really easy after watching your videos, sir. I especially love the revision part at the end!
Glad to hear that.
This is amazing, thank you
Amazing video. Thank you
very nicely summarized
I am doing post graduation in MD Pharmacology... Best pharmacology video ever... Postgraduate level... Clarity... Very informative... Cleared all my doubts... Thanks a lot sir...
Hey... I am also MD Pharmacology.
@@NonstopNeuron happy to know u..
thank you! the explanation is very simple and to the point
You're welcome!
Beautiful and amazing
Excellent!! Thank you! 🌟
Welcome 😊
excellent. comprehensive. profissional. thanks
Good job. Thanks for wonderfully illustarted topic.
Thank you.😊
So far the best video
Thank you 😊
Thank u so much ... it helped a lot
Welcome 😊
Thanks a lot.. Wonderful video..
Most welcome!
Effective!👏👏
Super!
High yield information
Nice dear 👍
Thanks.!
Thank you sir...
Keep uploading video for making concept easier like this one.
One suggestion.
It will be more fun if clinical case based question will be uploaded.
Most welcome. Yes we are planning to cover everything eventually
So happy I came across this video. You should continue making videos. Your teaching style is unique and effective. 👍
Yes, we are regularly uploading videos. You can support us by sharing the videos. Thank you so much!
i know it is kind of off topic but do anyone know of a good website to watch newly released series online?
@Ian Gerald I watch on Flixzone. You can find it by googling :)
Hats off
👌👌👌👌very good explanation
Thanks a lot
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Sir please make more videos of drugs classification and their action of all systems cadio urinary etc... Please sir 🥺
Seriously very best and easy method of teaching.Please upload video on vit E, D and A
Noted down
@@NonstopNeuron A great thnx .Plz upload vit E and its prevention of lipid peroxidation role ..I am waiting for about a long period.Your lecture are Best source of learning +understanding❣️If possible than upload videos on other vitamins also.
Plzz make the video on anti fungal drugs
Will take very very long.
why is LMV heparin given IV despite having a low bioavailability ?
everything given IV has 100% bioavailability