This is my 5th year as a medical student next year will be my last before graduation and since the first year, I don't know what would happen if I didn't see your channel, super way to teach with passion. thank you ninja thank you a lot
@@Roger-hu4tk Nah, this is very different actually. This is not just explaining pathophysiology. These are clinical medicine and approach to management lectures.
I am a huge fan since 2016 as well. I watched all of his videos, n i learnt alot from him, however his videos were unnecessarily tooooo long. Im pretty sure he can complete them in half the time.
Thank you so much, teacher, for making this video! 🙏 It’s incredibly helpful and easy to understand, and it taught me a lot about health and how to take care of myself. I truly appreciate the effort and time you put into sharing this valuable knowledge. I hope to see more videos from you in the future. Thanks again, teacher!
Thank you Professor ! Can you please try and add in some of your upcoming videos1or 2 examples of treatment/prescription for said illness (with doses )?
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thnx thnx for u guys u are always so caring and helpful I wish all professors as good as u,I still wish if u can offer Ali pay or wechat pay for students in China.
Euh, ~2:50: By calcification we both mean "the hardening of atherosclerotic plaque"? If yes: Calcification and age seem to be correlated, while calcification seem to be more closely related to ApoB-levels > Non-HDL-C > LDL-C. This upcoming example is paraphrased from Dr. D.E. Soffer:. "homozygous familiar hypercholesterolemia" (HoFH) is a genetic profile that shuts down ApoB clearing receptors, leading to extreme accumulation of ApoB-particles, especially LDL-particles. Kids with HoFH do have around 800 mg/dl LDL-C and often suffer from heart attacks before 15. Their atherosclerosis is immense, which would be the basis for calcification. If no: What do you mean by calcification?
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This is my 5th year as a medical student next year will be my last before graduation and since the first year, I don't know what would happen if I didn't see your channel, super way to teach with passion. thank you ninja thank you a lot
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@@Roger-hu4tk Nah, this is very different actually. This is not just explaining pathophysiology.
These are clinical medicine and approach to management lectures.
I am a huge fan since 2016 as well. I watched all of his videos, n i learnt alot from him, however his videos were unnecessarily tooooo long. Im pretty sure he can complete them in half the time.
Any faster/shorter, theyd lose value for most of us.
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Sir please do all clinical medicine videos, medicine is easy only with you
i love the length of these clinical medicine reviews. under 45min is great
Love that you slowed down your speaking rate bc I can understand it now 🥳🥳 you are a great teacher and I’m subscribed, I liked and I’m a member of NN
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Thank you so much, teacher, for making this video! 🙏 It’s incredibly helpful and easy to understand, and it taught me a lot about health and how to take care of myself. I truly appreciate the effort and time you put into sharing this valuable knowledge. I hope to see more videos from you in the future. Thanks again, teacher!
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Can you please try and add in some of your upcoming videos1or 2 examples of treatment/prescription for said illness (with doses )?
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Euh, ~2:50:
By calcification we both mean "the hardening of atherosclerotic plaque"?
If yes:
Calcification and age seem to be correlated, while calcification seem to be more closely related to ApoB-levels > Non-HDL-C > LDL-C.
This upcoming example is paraphrased from Dr. D.E. Soffer:.
"homozygous familiar hypercholesterolemia" (HoFH) is a genetic profile that shuts down ApoB clearing receptors, leading to extreme accumulation of ApoB-particles, especially LDL-particles. Kids with HoFH do have around 800 mg/dl LDL-C and often suffer from heart attacks before 15. Their atherosclerosis is immense, which would be the basis for calcification.
If no: What do you mean by calcification?
Very goood
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