Diagnosis of Key Liver Diseases - Hepatitis A, B, C vs. Alcoholic vs. Ischemic (AST vs ALT Labs)
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Key differences between a variety of acute and chronic liver diseases clearly illustrated by Dr. Seheult. See the rest of this course free: www.medcram.co...
This video includes lab results (AST, ALT), liver enzyme, and symptom differences between many of the most common liver diseases helpful for a differential diagnosis. Charts and illustrations include alcoholic liver disease, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, ischemic liver disease, NASH, autoimmune liver disease, hemochromatosis, Wilson's, and alpha 1-antitrypsin deficiency. The diseases are organized by acute vs. chronic liver diseases.
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Amazing video! Very useful as recap for every medical professional! Thank you!
My alt is 124 and my ast is 118. The blood test was taken a week ago. Before the blood tests, after simple abdominal ultrasound, I was diagnosed with NAFLD. I also am 30 yo, grade 1 obese, at the limit with overweight. I will go for further investigation this week.
The doctors said the ast, alt should have been lower in this condition. I did take Paracetamol/Nurofen and got to the gym the weeks before the blood test. I stopped the heavy workout at this time and did only little effort exercises.
Excllent. So much simlified. His voice so clear, pleasant to hear. Keep it up.
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Such a great video. Thank you.
Great Video, Thanks sir🎉
Can you add a line for how elevated liver enzymes look in eating disorders like anorexia
My AST is higher than my ALT but I don't drink.... so is it NASH?
My spouse doesn't drink..AST is 38 and ALT 15...Should we be concerned...?
AST is doubled with alcoholic hepatitis because alcohol causes lysis of the mitochondria (releasing more AST), correct?
Thank you 😊 I've found this very helpful
thank you very much, if you can arrange your videos together, like the liver videos in one playlist and so on, it will be much easier, thanks again
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This was a great video. I was looking for a video that explained at what number do I get concerned about the ALT and AST?
Also, a way Amelie from APEA NP course teaches:
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With CL/CLL, is it normal for xtra WBC to collect under the skin and make lumps cause there is no where else to go and cannot be excreted in urine? Also feel better when some blood is removed from a blood test or just bleeding from nose or cut....
Hi I'm 20 and Male. I feel fine but my alt is 172 and my ast is 243. I had the cornaviruse several months ago and my monocytes are slightly high as well. The doctor thinks I may have mono or hepatitis. Anyone know what could be happening?
in november i have my resident examn hopefylly for surgery, thanks for your videos , hope you can complete do some videos about endocrine system, whatever topic that you want and thanks again for your video, greetings from mexico
Amazing, thanks.
Im not a med student but just have a question: do the arrows going upwards mean that in these cases the enzymes are always elevated ? If so does this enzyme level increase mean it goes to a larger amount than the normal enzyme level range ? Thanks.
How quickly does IgMc become positive?
What does it mean if my alt and ast are equal? They are both 14
Liver purpose = conjugate bilirubin? Then how does high conjugated mean liver duct isn’t working? Wouldn’t kidneys just remove it all?
Can heavy alcohol drinking for a long time damage the livers ability to enter ketosis? Would a keto diet be safe if you recently gave up alcohol after 2 years or 3 years of drinking?
Haven’t drank in 10 years
Just had blood work and and ast is 80 alt is normal..also my glucose was 41 but I felt fine..what could be going on
I have a 75/32 ALT
and a normal AST
Can Liver steatosis cause a false positive pregnancy test and low blood pressure?
10:00 had to be House. Just guessing.
GGT for Eoth? as well?
My Alt is 92.8 U/L the normal range is 3-50 U/L is it worrisome?
could be fatty liver, do further tests in a week
Yes, see a doctor could be gal stones.
What about elevated AFD?
Hello Dr, i mean AFD to 88400?
What does it mean when someone eats a lot of red meat, their kidney starts to ache.. is this something possibly serious
Liver disease in EPI