Hi! Wanted to clarify that Nifedipine is actually the CCB that is safe in pregnancy and NOT nicardipine. IV nicardipine is the fast-acting CCB. I think these were mixed up in the drawing. Thanks!
Thanks for pointing that out - you are correct, nifedipine - safe in pregnancy, nicardipine has limited studies in pregnancy. Both relatively fast acting!
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Hi! Wanted to clarify that Nifedipine is actually the CCB that is safe in pregnancy and NOT nicardipine. IV nicardipine is the fast-acting CCB. I think these were mixed up in the drawing. Thanks!
Thanks for pointing that out - you are correct, nifedipine - safe in pregnancy, nicardipine has limited studies in pregnancy. Both relatively fast acting!
Beautifully explained and differentiated, the dihydro and non-dihydro, so well!
Short, concise and to the point for boards.
Thank you!
Video Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:10 What are Calcium Channel Blockers?
0:24 Where are Voltage Gated L Type Calcium Channels Found?
1:25 Dihydropyridine v Non Dihydropyridine Calcium Channel Blockers
2:45 What are Calcium Channel Blockers used for?
4:45 What are the side effects of Calcium Channel Blockers?
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Great video! To the point and super helpful!! Thank you for your time!
Thanks for your feedback Eleanor! Very happy that you found it helpful ☺️
thanks for the great video! just what i needed
Glad it helped, thanks for watching 😀
This was a great video! Thank you
Thanks Jessica! I really appreciate it 🙂🙏
I absolutely love your content Rhys!
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Hi there - Fluranizine would belong to which group? How successful are these CCB for visual auras without headache?
Great video
Have a good day productions ideas 😊
hi,we are a profession producer of dihydropyridine in China,hope we can discuss further, thanks!
Thank you so much but why are nondihydropyridines given for migraine not dihydropyridines as the later are arterial vasodilators mainly