all of your videos are incredibly, incredibly helpful. for some reason my mind never wanders off when i watch your stuff!!! hope you don't stop making videos, not only are they high yield for exam day-the info really sticks so im sure this will help me become a better doctor in the clinic!!!! hats off to you sir!
God damn. Loved this shit. You obvioulsly say very high yield things and know how to explain them but what honestly impresses me the most is your ability to flctuate so smoothly. Very well done man. I am currently studying for mi residency test in mexico and these videos honestly make me feel much more prepared since I couldnt afford to take a course.
Wonderful presentation about Crhon & UC. Very concise, to the point and useful. Though, i would recommend not to use the word “Deep” to describe UC lesions, because it involves mucosa & submucosa layer only. I believe, “superficial” ulcers would be a better word to describe it. Specially because “Deep” is typically used to describe Crohn lesions which are “full wall thickness” lesions; all the way down from Mucosa, to Submucosa, Muscularis & Serosa. This avoids confusion for viewers when they see “Deep ulcers” for UC in textbooks. Thank you .
Lets be honest. You will NEVER run out of content this is medicine, but some good comparison videos that could enlighten many are: Miastenia Gravis vs Eaton Lambert vs MS vs Guillan Barré Open glaucoma vs closed Glaucoma (Free points) You know what would be a really good one? You could call it Esophagus: And explain Achalasia vs GERD Vs difuse spasm vs cancer vs rings and divertículums vs mallory weiss vs Boerhaave Just some ideas. Thanks again.
your video was so interesting that i didnt notice how the time flew while watching it , usually i look for 10mins MAX vids and yet still get bored and here im surprised that i actually watched a 18mins vid without feeling bored and checking how much time left i was so engaged that it felt like 5 mins lol
just to make sure on the comsae there was a question were they had bloody diarrhea but they also had fistulas and the answer was chron's. so if we see fistulas do we ignore the bloody diarrhea ?
You need to interpret the symptoms and findings in the full context of the question. They specifically include the presence of, or lack of, certain findings to guide you to the “best” answer.
I subscribe your channel on UA-cam and Facebook. I don’t have any Tweeter acc. I just wanna ask you about making a vid about how to analyze the questions. Because most of the time I make mistakes not because I don’t know it, I just cannot relate my knowledge to info of the questions. I think my approach is not appropriate
Thank u so much! I watched this video a couple of hours before my exam and man was a happy to see a question on IBD!! 😂😂😂 super helpful
all of your videos are incredibly, incredibly helpful. for some reason my mind never wanders off when i watch your stuff!!! hope you don't stop making videos, not only are they high yield for exam day-the info really sticks so im sure this will help me become a better doctor in the clinic!!!! hats off to you sir!
God damn. Loved this shit. You obvioulsly say very high yield things and know how to explain them but what honestly impresses me the most is your ability to flctuate so smoothly. Very well done man. I am currently studying for mi residency test in mexico and these videos honestly make me feel much more prepared since I couldnt afford to take a course.
Wonderful presentation about Crhon & UC. Very concise, to the point and useful. Though, i would recommend not to use the word “Deep” to describe UC lesions, because it involves mucosa & submucosa layer only. I believe, “superficial” ulcers would be a better word to describe it. Specially because “Deep” is typically used to describe Crohn lesions which are “full wall thickness” lesions; all the way down from Mucosa, to Submucosa, Muscularis & Serosa. This avoids confusion for viewers when they see “Deep ulcers” for UC in textbooks. Thank you .
Thank you for this helpful comment makes it very clear
I searched for Crohn's vs UC dirtyusmle yesterday on UA-cam .and today it's here !!! Thanks !!!
Since I met your videos, I get excited studying...you make everything so simple and easy
Eagerly waiting for it. We want a video about pancreatic disease including endocrine and exocrine
Lets be honest. You will NEVER run out of content this is medicine, but some good comparison videos that could enlighten many are:
Miastenia Gravis vs Eaton Lambert vs MS vs Guillan Barré
Open glaucoma vs closed Glaucoma (Free points)
You know what would be a really good one? You could call it Esophagus: And explain Achalasia vs GERD Vs difuse spasm vs cancer vs rings and divertículums vs mallory weiss vs Boerhaave
Just some ideas. Thanks again.
So good! You honestly helped clear it up in my head. You are such a great teacher with great clarity in explaining. Thank you. Definitely subscribed.
Thank you so muchhh. Your videos are the besttttestttt. life saver. Understanding and remembering.
Thankyou So Much !!! Simple Concise And Not Boring At Alll ♥️
You explain so well, keep up the good work
your video was so interesting that i didnt notice how the time flew while watching it , usually i look for 10mins MAX vids and yet still get bored and here im surprised that i actually watched a 18mins vid without feeling bored and checking how much time left i was so engaged that it felt like 5 mins lol
I am watching these videos 2 days before my exam & I am so thankful to you!!
How was your exam?
How was your exam?
Alex Gemi lol 😂
All confusions removed...thank u dr.dirty
this video is amazing, thank you so much!
Thank you for doing this. God bless you.
God bless you too Ruth! ❤️
You are so helpful! Thank you for doing this. Really appreciate it
Genius!! Thank you man
Pls can u do a video about genetic terms(heteroplasmy, expressivity....) if possible? Thx a lot
Agreed !
Really appreciate this!
Great + Helpful video as usual ty ...other 2 words for UC: affect Mucosa + Submucosa; Crypt Abscess
You are a hero ❤
Very nice presentation, great thanks
Thank you very much ♥️
Crohn’s 1 word = granuloma. UC 2 words= crypt abscesses
Can you please please please do a video on esophageal disorders?? 🙏🙏🙏
WTF this guy made an awesome job
Thank you so much!
youre great!! thank you!!
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Ohh God...whenever I think Dirty can't get any better it always gets better🎉
another great video!
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just to make sure on the comsae there was a question were they had bloody diarrhea but they also had fistulas and the answer was chron's. so if we see fistulas do we ignore the bloody diarrhea ?
You need to interpret the symptoms and findings in the full context of the question. They specifically include the presence of, or lack of, certain findings to guide you to the “best” answer.
Thanks sir! ❤️
Recommendation: Osteoarthritis and Osteoporosis
I came because I have this I needed to learn more about it it’s a nightmare
Thanks dirty! ❤
thanks for you appreciate efforts
Thank you sir❤❤
Thank you so much
Awesomely informative and perfectly explained! Thank you so much! 😊😊 14/8/2019
Plzzz also make video about hormones, it,s mechanism , how it works,.... thanks
Add sulfasalazine to ibd treatment
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I believe Infliximab is a chimeric antibody. Adalimumab is a monoclonal antibody.
It’s a chimeric monoclonal antibody. Hence the name ending with mab, which literally means “monoclonal antibody.”
Does anyone know why pseudopolyps occur in ulcerative colitis?
Why can't medical schools teach like this? Paying so much tuition for subpar lectures and just subpar education.
Thanks
awesome video!! thanks! i've got UC in my family and now i understand the comparison to Crohn's much better!
I want series of videos regarding anatomy step 1
Hopefully u will do 😘😘😘
Ya hussain
I subscribe your channel on UA-cam and Facebook. I don’t have any Tweeter acc. I just wanna ask you about making a vid about how to analyze the questions. Because most of the time I make mistakes not because I don’t know it, I just cannot relate my knowledge to info of the questions. I think my approach is not appropriate
do Miastenia Gravis vs Eaton Lambert vs MS vs Guillan Barré s
I have MG vs LES in my Neuromuscular Junction video
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Crohns skip with skipping rope (string sign)
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I got ulcerative colitis thanks
nice video meri bhabi ko colitis ki problem thi unhone planet Ayurveda se treatment leya or vo belkul thik hai abh.
Nicee!!
Old people good for advice.
Term for older person- old crone.
ASCA crone for advice.
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Thanks man. So I guess diverticulitis is not that high yield. Lol
Diverticulitis is very high yield. This however is a video differentiating the main 2 IBDs, and diverticulitis is not included in that grouping
@@DirtyMedicine oh I see. Thank you bro. Appreciate it immensely
It seems some people turned their screens upside down and liked this video again
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