Hello ma'am! First of all, thank you for the fantastic video, it gave me a good amount of idea about the fate of thrombus. But I do have a couple of doubts, 1.What if we provide the patient having an older thrombus, a double dosage of the fibrinolytic drug? ( a higher dosage). 2. Could you please elaborate a little more about what precisely downstream ischemia means? 3. In the case of embolization, since the thrombus becomes smaller in size, can we provide a fibrinolytic drug? or what can be a better effective method to treat embolization? 4. does DVT always lead to Pulmonary Embolism or can we have cases where we have pulmonary embolism without DVT, if so, could you please give examples. Would really appreciate it if you can take your time to answer my doubts! Thank you 😊
We all more or less know the important topics on which questions are asked in exams. At the start of session, after completion of every chapter, have a look at university ten year question bank or take help of seniors or teachers for important topics. One day before exam, revise these important topics from book or from your notes. Also practice diagrams and flow charts.
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The diagrammatic representation of recanalisation and the fate of thrombus being incorporated as connective tissue into vessel wall was very helpful
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You made it look so simple , Thanks
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I was confused about recanalization..
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Hello ma'am!
First of all, thank you for the fantastic video, it gave me a good amount of idea about the fate of thrombus.
But I do have a couple of doubts, 1.What if we provide the patient having an older thrombus, a double dosage of the fibrinolytic drug? ( a higher dosage).
2. Could you please elaborate a little more about what precisely downstream ischemia means?
3. In the case of embolization, since the thrombus becomes smaller in size, can we provide a fibrinolytic drug? or what can be a better effective method to treat embolization?
4. does DVT always lead to Pulmonary Embolism or can we have cases where we have pulmonary embolism without DVT, if so, could you please give examples.
Would really appreciate it if you can take your time to answer my doubts!
Thank you 😊
What is fibraglictic agataviteyeey
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I face ambiguity now it's clear best of luck mam
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How to read systamic patho day before exam plz give suggestions mam
We all more or less know the important topics on which questions are asked in exams. At the start of session, after completion of every chapter, have a look at university ten year question bank or take help of seniors or teachers for important topics. One day before exam, revise these important topics from book or from your notes. Also practice diagrams and flow charts.
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Plz in hi lectures ko urdu ya hinddi m samjhaen mam
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