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Hepatorenal syndrome (HRS) is a “functional” type of acute kidney injury (AKI) in patients who have portal hypertension, usually due to cirrhosis. HRS may also be caused by other liver diseases which are associated with portal hypertension, which causes decreased systemic arterial blood volume and activation of neurohormonal mechanisms, including the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system. The resulting vasoconstriction and reduced renal perfusion trigger the release of vasodilatory substances like nitric oxide, which induces splanchnic arterial vasodilatation, leading to a decrease in systemic vascular resistance and effective circulating volume, thereby exacerbating renal hypoperfusion. HRS is a diagnosis of exclusion, and is associated with a poor prognosis. Without treatment, most patients die within weeks of the onset of AKI. Patients typically present with a progressive rise in serum creatinine, a benign urine sediment, no (or minimal) proteinuria, and a low urine sodium concentration. Ascites is often present, and severe cases are associated with oliguria. Treatment is aimed at improving liver function, if possible. Medical therapy includes increasing the systemic blood pressure with norepinephrine and albumin infusions, and administering agents that cause splanchnic vasoconstriction (e.g., terlipressin). Transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) may be successful, and dialysis is a temporizing solution while waiting for liver transplant. The prognosis of patients with HRS is highly dependent upon reversal of the hepatic failure, whether spontaneous, following medical therapy, or following transplantation.

Histology of the Nervous System

Nerve tissue consists of 2 principal types of cells: neurons and supporting cells. The neuron is the structural and functional/electrically excitable unit of the nervous system that receives, processes, and transmits electrical signals to and from other parts of the nervous system via its cell processes. There are multiple types of neurons that are classified based on their anatomic structure and function as sensory neurons, motor neurons, and interneurons. The functional components of a neuron include dendrites (to receive signals), a cell body (to drive cellular activities), an axon (to conduct impulses to target cells), and synaptic junctions (specialized junctions between neurons that facilitate the transmission of impulses between neurons; they are also found between axons and effector/target cells, such as muscle and gland cells). Supporting cells are called neuroglial cells and are located close to the neurons; however, these cells do not conduct electrical signals. The CNS consists of 4 types of glial cells: oligodendrocytes, astrocytes, microglia, and ependymal cells, each having a different function. In the PNS, the supporting cells are called peripheral neuroglia and include Schwann cells, satellite cells, and various other cells having specific structures and functions. Schwann cells surround the processes of nerve cells and isolate them from adjacent cells and the extracellular matrix by producing a lipid-rich myelin sheath, ensuring the rapid conduction of nerve impulses. Satellite cells are similar to Schwann cells, but they surround the nerve cell bodies. In the CNS, oligodendrocytes produce and maintain the myelin sheath. A nerve is composed of a collection of bundles (or fascicles) of nerve fibers. Within the CNS, the brain and spinal cord tissue can be classified as gray or white matter, depending on the tissue composition. White matter is most notably composed of myelinated nerve fibers, whereas gray matter is made up of neuronal cell bodies.

Your Educators of course 99-Day Study Schedule for USMLE Step 1

Geoffrey Meyer, PhD

Prof. Geoffrey Meyer is a Professor and Senior Honorary Research Fellow in the School of Human Sciences at the University of Western Australia.
He obtained his PhD from the University of Western Australia in 1981. Currently, he is the Coordinator for Histology in the Federative International Program for Anatomical Terminologies (FIPAT) of the International Federation of Associations of Anatomists (IFAA).
Due to his achievements, he earned the Australian University Teaching Award and has received teaching fellowships from the University of Western Australia and the Australian Learning and Teaching Council.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Meyer teaches courses on Histology.

Paul Moss, PhD, OBE, FMed, FRCPath

Dr. Paul Moss is Professor of Hematology within the Institute of Immunology and Immunotherapy at the University of Birmingham, UK, and Deputy Head of the College of Medical and Dental Sciences.
He studied Medical Sciences at the University of Cambridge and was a fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists. During the coronavirus pandemic, he has been leading the UK Coronavirus Immunology Consortium (UK-CIC).
Dr. Moss makes substantial contributions to teaching both within the University of Birmingham and beyond.
Within Lecturio, he teaches courses on Hematology.

Craig Canby, PhD

Dr. Craig Canby is a Professor of Anatomy and the Associate Dean for Academic Curriculum and Medical Programs at the College of Osteopathic Medicine at Des Moines University, Iowa, USA.
He obtained his PhD in Anatomy at the University of Iowa.
For his achievements in teaching and research, he received various awards such as the DPT Class of 2008 Teaching Excellence Award and the prestigious Hancher-Finkbine Medallion.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Canby teaches courses on Anatomy.

James Pickering, PhD

Dr. James Pickering is a Professor of Anatomical Education at the University of Leeds, UK.
He obtained his PhD from the University of Leeds in 2019. Currently, he undertakes and publishes research within the areas of anatomy education, digital education, and curriculum design and evaluation.
Due to his achievements, he earned the University of Leeds Teaching Award and was named The Most Innovative Teacher of the Year 2014 and Learning Technologist of the Year 2014.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Pickering teaches courses on Anatomy.

Kevin Ahern, PhD

Dr. Kevin Ahern is a Professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at Oregon State University (OSU), USA.
He obtained his PhD in Biochemistry from Oregon State University. Currently, he teaches courses for health sciences students at OSU.
He is co-author of three Open Educational electronic textbooks on Biochemistry and a Guide to Getting Into Medical School.
Due to his achievements, he earned OSU’s highest teaching recognition, the Elizabeth P. Ritchie Distinguished Professor Award in 2017.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Ahern teaches courses on Biochemistry and on "How to Get into Medical School”.

Raywat Deonandan, PhD

Dr. Raywat Deonandan is a Global Health Epidemiologist and an Associate Professor of Health Sciences at the University of Ottawa, Canada.
He obtained his PhD in Epidemiology and Biostatistics from the University of Western Ontario in 2001. He is also the founder and Executive Editor of the Interdisciplinary Journal of Health Sciences, and an award-winning author and journalist.
Dr. Deonandan embraces new media to engage in public education and co-hosts a science education podcast. In 2016, he received the OCUFA Teaching Award, the highest professorial teaching honour in Ontario.
Within Lecturio, he teaches courses on Epidemiology and Biostatistics."

Georgina Cornwall, PhD

Dr. Georgina Cornwall is a Biology Instructor and currently works as an Instructional Designer in the private sector, developing interactive online training materials.
She obtained her PhD in Environmental, Population, and Organismic Biology at the University of Colorado, USA, in 2000, and has since taught a broad array of biology courses at various US universities.
She is an active promoter of hybrid/online teaching formats and interactive courses, and has received several awards for her engaging and innovative course design; e.g., she was named Adjunct Faculty of the Year at Colorado Mountain College in Aspen twice.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Cornwall teaches courses on Biology & Genetics.

Vincent Racaniello, PhD

Dr. Vincent Racaniello is a Higgins Professor of Microbiology and Immunology at Columbia University, in New York, USA.
He obtained his PhD at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, in New York City, in 1979 and joined the faculty of Columbia University in 1982.
Because of his achievements, he has received several awards, including the Irma T. Hirschl, Searle Scholars Program, Eli Lilly, and NIH Merit Awards. Dr. Racaniello is interested in using new media for medical education; he writes on his virology blog and hosts and produces several podcasts.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Racaniello teaches courses on Microbiology.

Thad Wilson, PhD

Dr. Thad E. Wilson is a Professor and Director of Education in the Department of Physiology at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine, USA.
He obtained his PhD from the University of Utah, Salt Lake City.
Not only is he an experienced lecturer with many years of teaching experience, but he has also developed and improved medical curriculums, and served in leadership roles directing Medical Physiology and various organ system courses.
Due to his achievements, Dr. Wilson has been awarded multiple institutional and national medical school teaching awards.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Wilson teaches courses on Physiology.

Lecturio USMLE

Lecturio provides you with the most comprehensive USMLE video lecture series: Follow the most knowledgeable and dedicated USMLE experts, teaching-award winners and world-class professors as they bring their medical knowledge to your PC, tablet or smartphone.

But that’s not all! Lecturio.com comes with a huge question bank that includes recall and USMLE -style questions to help you retain what you’ve learned and prepare for the USMLE Step 1 and MBBS.

Carlo Raj, MD

Dr. Carlo Raj is a Physician and Lecturer at Becker’s Healthcare, in Illinois, USA, and the CEO and founder of Indus Intellect Virtual MedEd, a medical education consulting company.
He obtained his MD from Medical University of the Americas (MUA) and is an international lecturer and public speaker.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Raj teaches courses on Pathology.

Peter Delves, PhD

Dr. Peter Delves is a Professor Emeritus of Immunology and served as the Vice Dean of Education of the Faculty of Medical Sciences at University College London, UK.
He obtained his PhD at the University of London and is a prolific author, having published several textbooks and laboratory manuals. He is also the editor of two encyclopedias on immunology and on life sciences.
Dr. Delves has extensive teaching experience at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels and is particularly interested in innovations in web-based education.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Delves teaches courses on the Immune System.

Pravin Shukle, MD

Dr. Pravin Shukle is a board certified specialist in internal medicine and currently works as an Independent Medical Practice Professional in Ontario, Canada.
He graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 1994.
Dr. Shukle is an avid speaker and performs over 150 special lectures across the nation each year with various audiences ranging from the general public, to nurses, to physicians, to medical specialists.
Within Lecturio, he teaches courses on Pharmacology.

Tarry Ahuja, PhD

Dr. Tarry Ahuja is a Manager of Program Development Pharmaceutical Reviews and Real-World Evidence Advisor at the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies (CADTH).
He obtained his PhD in Neuroscience with a specialty in electrophysiology and pharmacology from Carleton University, Ottawa. Currently, he is a University Lecturer in Biological Foundations of Addictions and Health Psychology at Carleton University.
He has undertaken clinical research with the National Research Council of Canada and worked in sleep disorder clinics for 10 years.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Ahuja teaches courses on Psychology and Sociology.

Brian Alverson, MD

Dr. Brian Alverson is the Residency Director at Nemours Children's Hospital in Wilmington, Delaware and a Professor of Pediatrics at Jefferson University in Philadelphia. Until 2022, he has been a Professor of Pediatrics and Professor of Medical Science at Brown University, as well as the Director for the Division of Pediatric Hospital Medicine at Hasbro Children's Hospital, Rhode Island, USA.

He obtained his MD at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in 1999 and is currently also the Director of Undergraduate Pediatric Education at the Alpert School of Medicine at Brown University.

Due to his achievements in pediatric education, he has won over 25 teaching awards at two Ivy League Medical Schools.

Within Lecturio, Dr. Alverson teaches courses on Pediatrics.

Lynae Brayboy, MD

Dr. Lynae Brayboy is an Assistant Professor of Molecular Biology, Cell Biology and Biochemistry at Brown University, in Rhode Island, USA.
She obtained her MD from Temple University School of Medicine in Pennsylvania. Currently, she is double-board certified in OB/GYN, as well as Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, and is also Visiting (Reproductive) Scientist at the Charité Berlin.
Due to her achievements, she has earned multiple teaching awards.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Brayboy teaches courses on Gynecology.

Sharon Bord, MD

Dr. Sharon Bord is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Maryland, USA.
She obtained her MD at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences in 2004 and then completed residency training at Boston Medical Center.
She has a focus on both undergraduate and graduate medical education, and is a member of the Teaching College, a group of faculty members in the Department of Emergency Medicine dedicated to educational endeavors for residents and medical students.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Bord teaches courses on Emergency Medicine.

Helen Farrell, MD

Dr. Helen M. Farrell is a board-certified psychiatrist and works in private practice in Boston MA. She obtained her MD from Trinity College Dublin, Ireland in 2006. Dr. Farrell served on the Harvard Medical School faculty for over a decade, during which time she was an award-winning lecturer.

Due to her achievements, she is well-published in the field of psychiatry and forensic psychiatry and has appeared as an expert witness in court. She also delivered the TEDx Talk, “Creating Hope for Mental Health” in 2015 and has since contributed to multiple TED-Ed videos on mental health, which have over 30 million collective views.

Within Lecturio, Dr. Farrell teaches courses on Psychiatry.

Peter Ward, PhD

Dr. Peter J. Ward is a Professor of Gross Anatomy at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in West Virginia, USA.
He obtained his PhD in Medical Anatomy Education from Purdue University in 2005. Currently, he is a respected teacher and researcher in the fields of anatomy, histology, embryology, neuroscience and approaches to learning and teaching.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Ward teaches courses on Embryology.

Mohammad Hajighasemi-Ossareh, MD

Dr. Mohammad Hajighasemi-Ossareh, MD, MBA is a Vascular Neurologist at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, California.
He obtained his Doctorate of Medicine (M.D.) and Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degrees at the University of California.
He completed his General Neurology Residency at the LAC+USC Medical Center in Los Angeles and Vascular Neurology Fellowship at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
Currently, he operates the DocOssareh YouTube channel, providing education for pre-med and medical students.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Ossareh teaches courses in the Medical School Survival Guide.

Sean Elliott, MD

Dr. Sean Elliott is the Professor of Clinical Pediatrics and the Associate Chair for the Department of Pediatrics at The University of Arizona, USA.
He obtained his MD from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1993. Currently, he is Pediatric Infectious Disease Specialist at the University of Arizona Medical Center.
He devotes time to Quality Improvement, graduate medical education efficacy and his scholarship with the Tucson Hospitals Medical Education Program (THMEP).
Within Lecturio, Dr. Elliott teaches courses on Microbiology.

Richard Mitchell, MD, PhD

Dr. Richard N. Mitchell is the Lawrence J. Henderson Professor of Pathology and Health Sciences and Technology, at Harvard Medical School in Massachusetts, USA.

He obtained his PhD in Cell Biology and Immunology from Rockefeller University in 1980, and his MD from Harvard Medical School in 1984. Currently, he is Program Director of the Health Sciences and Technology Education and Curriculum at Harvard Medical School.

Due to his achievements, he earned the ASIP Robbins Distinguished Educator Award in 2013.

Within Lecturio, Dr. Mitchell teaches courses on Pathology.

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very good

By Dr Orlando Martinez M. on 23. April 2024 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Comentario: El video me fascinó, en especial la sección donde explican la farmacología cardiovascular de forma tan clara y precisa. ¡Excelente trabajo!

Awesome

By Serenity G. on 20. April 2024 for Diagnoses of Reproductive Syndromes & Deficiencies

I love Dr. Raj's lectures. He makes complex topics easier to understand and remember.

multiple endocrine neoplasia

By sajida b. on 16. April 2024 for Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia Type 1 (MEN1) – Enteroendocrine Tumors

Doctor Raj is always to the point and makes a logical story to understand concepts

Good lecture

By Román V. on 07. April 2024 for Mycoplasma Pneumoniae

Well explained with all its components. Better than reading 30 slides of ppt

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By Dr Orlando Martinez M. on 23. April 2024 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Comentario: El video me fascinó, en especial la sección donde explican la farmacología cardiovascular de forma tan clara y precisa. ¡Excelente trabajo!

Awesome

By Serenity G. on 20. April 2024 for Diagnoses of Reproductive Syndromes & Deficiencies

I love Dr. Raj's lectures. He makes complex topics easier to understand and remember.

multiple endocrine neoplasia

By sajida b. on 16. April 2024 for Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia Type 1 (MEN1) – Enteroendocrine Tumors

Doctor Raj is always to the point and makes a logical story to understand concepts

Good lecture

By Román V. on 07. April 2024 for Mycoplasma Pneumoniae

Well explained with all its components. Better than reading 30 slides of ppt

Emocionado por el curso

By Román V. on 07. April 2024 for Human Microbiome

Me gusta mucho más la introducción a este curso que la introducción aburrida que me dieron en la universidad. Se ve emocionante aprender el siguiente contenido

Excellent

By Blaze B. on 04. April 2024 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Development

Excellent lecture on the pathological timeline of MI and IHD.

5 estrellas

By KEVIN SANTIAGO B. on 01. April 2024 for Vertigo: Introduction

Me gusta la conferencia porque es muy precisa Define términos sencillos de entender y permite diferenciar los tipos de vértigo La forma en la que el expositor se expresa es muy amigables

A nice video

By Diego D. on 29. March 2024 for pKa and Drug Solubility – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

the lesson is properly given, but requires a previous base, which must be checked back in books, even that is a useful video and the content is clear enough .

Angina de pecho

By Moos M. on 23. March 2024 for Aging

Porque siempre sigo investiga do y aprendiendo en educación continua

its hard to follow him, due to his disorganization

By birehan e. on 21. March 2024 for Pneumothorax, Pleural Effusion & Obstructive Sleep Apnea

it's hard to follow him due to his disorganization. he jumps here and there, that makes it hard to follow

Nice course

By Perry R. on 21. March 2024 for Breast Pathology

little fast in subtypes of CA. Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten.

Very clear explanation, and fun analogies used, sometimes!

By Cb Y. on 13. March 2024 for Adaptive Immune System

I loved Dr Delves lectures! I find them incredibly easy to follow, very clear… he uses his voice to empathize important points, uses fun analogies, sometimes, to explain concepts. What I personally “disliked” is that since I am using his lectures to study for Step 1, it makes me wonder if I really need to know all the details presented in his lectures. It is very interesting and all, but I am pressed for time! I would looove a final summary saying, “this is what you HAVE to know for your exam”. I think doing the quiz questions have helped me extract the most important points in some of the lectures that were so full of “letters and numbers”. But overall, his lectures have made immunology so much more friendly and even amusing!

its very good i like these class cause its very clear and explains what its the most important to under stant.

By Juan C. on 13. March 2024 for Overview of the Limbic System: Functions, Structures and Components

very good made and explains and focus just on the important

effective method

By Tehreem Fatima lashari . on 11. March 2024 for Urinary Tract Physiology

he keeps students engaged and uses simple and effective way to talk.

old school lecture technique

By Tehreem Fatima lashari . on 11. March 2024 for Renal Pathology

Pathology is something that is very important in med school. The tutor is not providing enough charge to keep the student interested.

Great introductory lecture

By Tomas9A11 . on 06. March 2024 for Introduction to Soft Tissue Pathology: Tumors in Lipid Tissue

Very detailed, organised and professional explanation. Thank you very much.

Very Informative

By Elizabeth T. on 03. March 2024 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Loved the course! I would have liked to see more focus on commonly used antibiotics in primary care and more examples on types of commonly treated illnesses. Thank you

Simplemente, me encantó

By Avril L. on 01. March 2024 for Background of Enzymatic Reactions – Enzyme Catalysis

Me encantó como lo ha explicado, paso a paso, de manera detallada y concisa. He aprendido mucho gracias a este video, ¡gracias!

Super helpful

By Jonathan A. on 17. February 2024 for Adaptive Immune System

Very clear and detailed videos. Highly recommended material for med students.

Great explanation. Thank you.

By Tomas9A11 . on 10. February 2024 for Insulin: Functions

Very clear and precise explanation. Very professional. Thank you very much.

Excellent lectures

By Izuku M. on 09. February 2024 for Introduction – Heart Failure and Angina Management

Very helpful lectures in explaining and also giving a map flow at start about numerous HTN meds.

same

By Amanda E. on 03. February 2024 for Mechanical Ventilation

I agree. not for nursing students. maybe for med students, but not me.

Lecturio, pls find a different lecturer

By jack g. on 02. February 2024 for Cold Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia (CAIHA): Etiology, Pathogenesis and Clinical Pathology

The gibberish that falls out this retards mouth. WIsconsin, what, what?

Excellent lecture.

By Mariana . on 23. January 2024 for The Levels of Eukaryotic Gene Expression

Dr. Georgina turns difficult topics in genetics into clear and simple concepts that are easy to digest! For the first time I feel like am starting to understand the Central Dogma and related subjects better thanks to her. She's also greatly commited to student success by answering to students questions and concerns about the subject.

Good video

By Aurelia M. on 21. January 2024 for Infectious Esophagitis

Thank you. I´m going to present this topic at my hospital.

Good course!

By Nicolas W. on 17. January 2024 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

To the point. Good organized pathway explanations. Pedagogical presentation skills.

Great lecture.

By Mariana . on 15. January 2024 for Passive Transport – Transport Across Cell Membranes

Easy to understand.I like how she uses examples to illustrate passive vs. active transport.

Outstanding!

By Mariana . on 15. January 2024 for Lysosomes

Amazing lecture, Dr. Georgina lessons are by far the best I've had in citology. Very clear and straight forward, perfect for the Mcat. Thank you!

yes

By Samuel V. on 14. January 2024 for Development of Spinal Cord and Brainstem

yes i like too much like its so good and so clear

Solid learning!

By Alejandro M. on 13. January 2024 for Afterload – Cardiac Mechanics

Everything was incredible, But I think one of the question has two correct answers Anyway with a increase afterload the SV decrease and ESV increase and the preoload increase too.

Well explained

By Adam S. on 05. January 2024 for Formation of the Right and Left Atria

First time watching it and it's really well explained. Some things are hard to understand, but it helps to pause and try to imagine it. Couldn't ask for more. Educating videos shouldn't be movies, pausing to understand works fantastic as everything explained makes sense.

No pointers in the video very diffcult to track about what is he talking

By Oleksiy M. on 04. January 2024 for Structure of Peripheral Nerves and Brain

please use some pointers to show that part in the image. it will be easy for us to recognise it easily and it will be of great help. thank you

Very well done!

By Lisa T. on 04. January 2024 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Very informative and concise. Speaker is clearly knowledgeable and able to explain the subject matter thoroughly.

Huge thank you!!

By Aurelio M. on 01. January 2024 for Types of Hyperlipidemia

Clear and straight to the point! Potentially difficult stuff becomes super easy with him!

Very consolidated review.

By Syed A. on 26. December 2023 for Circle of Willis and Saccular Aneurysm

It's a very consolidated review. Please also add the definitions of some medical terms. Thank you. :)

Recommended lesson for sideroblastic anemia!

By Aurelio M. on 21. December 2023 for Sideroblastic Anemia: Nucleated Red Blood Cells in Bone Marrow

Huge thank you, dr. Raj! You managed to explain everything very clearly and with a bit of humour that allowed me to go through this 18 minutes lesson very very easy!!!

Bad Lesson Arrangement and Leccturing

By stassia s. on 21. December 2023 for Polyneuropathy: Introduction

Where is pathophysio, the arrangements of these lessons are bad .i cant even understand and Osmosis is better

the biggest problem in almost all neurology videos

By stassia s. on 21. December 2023 for Polyneuropathy

The lessons are not detaield just like the lessons i found online, i paid almost 300$ for this? are u kidding me? This is very bad lesson , lecturing, I dont even understand a little bit.

Top for medical students and interns

By deleted u. on 16. December 2023 for Bacteria

Excellent illustration, very informative. Lecturio is a life saver, I love it ?

Excellent lecture.

By Mariana . on 14. December 2023 for Endoplasmic Reticulum and Golgi Apparatus

The most important part of this lecture in my opinion is the analogies that Dr. Georgina offers. It really help us to understand for example when she associated the Golgi Complex with a Fedex facility, or when she connects the fact that liver cells have more SER since one of its important functions is detoxification.

Great, straight to the point lecture.

By Mariana . on 13. December 2023 for Overview of Transcription and Translation

I like how she breaks down the information in small and easy to understand pieces. There's no need to overcomplicate things like other science teachers love to do.

Very good lecture

By Hanna K. on 10. December 2023 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division Control: Introduction

So clear and to the point - perfect - love this video

Insuficient for learning

By Diego A. on 09. December 2023 for Preeclampsia

Too short to explain the topic for a very important syndrome

Unclear explanation of ALL the graphs

By Priyanka Dinesh N. on 09. December 2023 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The graphs were not explained well, really confusing. The presentation slides were not going with what the professor was saying.

Clear lesson

By Jeena Q. on 08. December 2023 for Perfect Enzyme and Lineweaver Burk Plot – Enzyme Classification

This lesson is explained very well! It's clear to me what Lineweaver-Burk plot means and how enzymes are most efficient when they have high Kcat/low Km

Nice videos

By Carlos Javier G. on 08. December 2023 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

Very well explain and the quizes are a great help

Aging - for us seniors

By Janet T. on 07. December 2023 for Aging

Aging - choose this rating because it was explained in a simplied way that I could understand it. Would highly recommend to anyone who is in the medical field. I have learned so much in the lecture that pertains to aging and I can do something about it. again, thank you !

cow pie

By jack g. on 07. December 2023 for Anemia of Chronic Disease: Iron Studies

this guy makes me insane, why does he talk like that? Every lecture I find him on I look elsewhere for the information

By ??? ???? ????????? ا. on 07. December 2023 for Collecting Duct (CD): Summary of Clinical Findings

Thanks dr raj love the way you are teaching with all this integration

Helpful

By Adam S. on 05. December 2023 for Enamel, Dentin and Cementum

It was very informative! I liked the explanation a lot.

Outstanding! Thanks to Dr. Peter, I can finally start to understand immunology. Highly recommend his lecture.

By Mariana . on 04. December 2023 for Phagocytic Cells

Outstanding! Thanks to Dr. Peter, I can finally start to understand immunology. Highly recommend his lecture to annyone struggling with the subject.

You taught very well I enjoy to study ??

By Mahnoor . on 03. December 2023 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

I like all videos & I want to more teach you about this and your lectures is so brilliant

not that good

By n.3m37 A. on 28. November 2023 for Hip Bone – Osteology of Lower Limb

This specific lecture wasn't really helpful cause it was short and undetailed and the picture wasn't clear at all

Good lesson!

By Zhang K. on 26. November 2023 for Coronavirus

It represents the form of most prevalent diseases nowadays.It's important for the medical-science.

star

By Muhammad s. on 19. November 2023 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

star star star star star star star star star star star star star star

Bien

By Anairam C. on 19. November 2023 for Estrogens and Progestins – Reproductive Pharmacology

Las explicaciones son simples pero completas, es fàcil de entender

very clear explanation.

By Yvette N. on 06. November 2023 for Introduction – Control & Regulation of Breathing

very clear explanation. great content. great lecturer. good pace of speech, making it easy to listen. nice clear visuals

Lower limb

By GEORGE V. on 05. November 2023 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I realy like it so much but it is expensive for me.

Excellent Illustration!

By Aderonke I. on 01. November 2023 for Extravascular Hemolysis

Dr. Raj is so funny! How did you know that I like vondoo? I will never forget extravascular hemolysis lol. Thank you for a great lecture!

By User . on 31. October 2023 for Derivatives of the Intermediate Mesoderm: Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands

Awesome teacher, really clear and easy to understand. The topic was nicely explained.

Good enough ?

By Mohtesham g. on 28. October 2023 for Eukaryotic Microbes

Hmm slow Understanding Hi Hi Hi how many words for bedrock severs the best player from the bottom line of n mosses ?

Amazing lecture

By Peddi A. on 25. October 2023 for ATP Synthase

The video by Lecturio provides an excellent overview of the electron transport chain and chemiosmosis, two of the most important metabolic processes in the cell. These processes work together to produce ATP, the cell's energy currency. One of the most interesting things about the electron transport chain is that it is a highly efficient way to convert energy from food into ATP. The chain uses the energy from NADH and FADH2, two electron carriers that are produced during glycolysis and the Krebs cycle, to pump protons across the inner mitochondrial membrane. This creates a proton gradient, which is like a dam holding back a reservoir of energy. The ATP synthase enzyme then uses the energy of the proton gradient to drive the synthesis of ATP from ADP and inorganic phosphate. This process is called chemiosmosis. The video does a great job of explaining the complex steps of the electron transport chain and chemiosmosis in a clear and concise way. It also provides helpful animations and diagrams that illustrate the process.

Errors in the Video

By Peddi A. on 16. October 2023 for Fatty Acid Synthesis

I've reviewed the Video, and while it provides a comprehensive overview, there are a few points that need clarification. "Fatty acid synthesis doesn't occur in the mitochondrion; it occurs in the cytoplasm, sequestered from fatty acid oxidation, simplifying the regulation of the two pathways." Clarification: Fatty acid synthesis indeed occurs in the cytoplasm, separate from fatty acid oxidation that takes place in mitochondria. This separation allows for streamlined regulation, ensuring the balance between synthesis and breakdown. "Fatty acid synthesis is chemically similar to the reverse of oxidation, involving joining, reduction, loss of water, and a final reduction, making it essentially the reverse of oxidation." Clarification: Fatty acid synthesis does indeed involve joining of acetyl and malonyl units, reduction steps, and removal of water, making it similar but not exactly the reverse of oxidation. The subtle differences in the chemical steps are crucial for the controlled synthesis of fatty acids. "The enzyme acetyl-CoA carboxylase is regulated through phosphorylation by AMP-activated protein kinase and allosteric binding of citrate, ensuring the balance between synthesis and cellular energy levels." Clarification: Acetyl-CoA carboxylase, a key enzyme in fatty acid synthesis, is indeed regulated through phosphorylation and allosteric binding of citrate. This regulation allows cells to respond to energy demands, modulating fatty acid production accordingly. "Fatty acid synthesis involves a series of steps catalyzed by the multifunctional enzyme fatty acid synthase, where individual activities within the enzyme complex work together, ensuring efficient fatty acid production." Clarification: Fatty acid synthase, a multi functional enzyme complex, plays a central role in fatty acid synthesis. Its individual activities work in harmony within the complex, allowing for the sequential addition of carbon units and the creation of fatty acids up to 16 carbons in length.

Clear explanation

By Augusto Cesar N. on 11. October 2023 for Drug Distribution – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

Clear explanation, and also the professor answers the questions clearly and fast in the forum !

I enjoyed it

By Sally K. on 10. October 2023 for CNS - Pharmacology

I was able to learn a lot of things about alcohol human behaviour, and so on. Also the lecturer toke his time to explain into details

good lecture

By IKRAM KHAN . on 06. October 2023 for Bulk Transport – Transport Across Cell Membranes

she is doing very well in explaining the topics and precise.

abrasive

By jack g. on 25. September 2023 for Cardiogenic and Obstructive Shock

his teaching style is abrasive. Lecturio couldn't find a better lecturer?

Insufficient explanation of information.

By Bilal A. on 25. September 2023 for Diagnosis of Hepatitis B Virus Infection (HBV) and Interpretation of HBV Serology

I had to google most of the terms. Interpreted the chart on my own. The information was all there but it was not explained properly.

Great

By Aderonke I. on 24. September 2023 for G6PD Deficiency: Pathophysiology

Dr. Raj is amazing and funny too! Love the lectures and illustrations. Thank you!

Excellent Lecture

By Elizabeth . on 14. September 2023 for Dyspnea: Causes

These lectures are very easy to learn from; instructor gives examples to remember.

Good but the way of teaching is not effective like other professors

By Abeera A. on 10. September 2023 for Cardiovascular Histology

Good but the way of teaching is not effective like other professors

Biochemistry Lectures

By K SIVANGANAM K. on 29. August 2023 for Glycolysis: Glucose –> G6-P –> F6-P – Glycolysis and Pyruvate Metabolism

Great Lecturer..well explained. Every section of lectures are meticulously explained. Clearly understood.

Effective Lecture on Components of the Auditory Pathway, Nuclei, and Otosclerosis

By Shane D. on 28. August 2023 for Auditory Nuclei, Auditory Pathway and Otosclerosis

Straightforward, explanative, and helpful It would be enhanced with the inclusion of labeled real anatomical structures to supplement learning and retention.

Great Lesson with Potential for Improvement through Editing

By Shane D. on 28. August 2023 for Deep Cerebellar Nuclei and Connections of Functional Divisions

Although this video provides helpful information essential to medicine, the video edit with another graphic, illustration, and animated image plus speaker threw me off.

Resourceful Review on Mucous vs. Serous Glands

By Shane D. on 25. August 2023 for Mucous and Serous Glands

Although I am at present an unknowledgeable M0, I appreciate how informative this introductory lecture is on mucous versus serous glands, and that an associated slide with images is presented. Histology is a notably difficult course in medical school, especially for people without prior exposure. What textbook(s) or online readings or articles would you recommend reading to further supplement learning of mucous and serous glands and epithelium throughout the human body?

Introduction to the Structure of Bones: Histology

By Shane D. on 25. August 2023 for Structure of Bones

Super helpful introduction and outline of future lectures. I appreciate the integrated instructions surrounding structure, location, function, and particular roles within the body. These lectures are helpful supplements to textbook readings.

Immature Bone: Helpful but Lacking Resource

By Shane D. on 25. August 2023 for Immature Bone

While this was certainly a helpful lecture with breaking down differences between mature versus immature bone, not revealing the labeled diagram could prove detrimental to student learning. I noticed when quizzing myself that stronger learning might be taking place, but ultimately, I am not sure if everyone myself included could fully and adequately label every structure on this histological slide. Could you provide these diagrams with labels if they are not already somewhere? My histology atlas displays images differently.

Excellent teaching style.

By Shajneen I. on 23. August 2023 for Mitral Stenosis: Visualization

Probably the best lecturer on lecturio. He engages directly and makes the learning easier. All of the lectures on the valvular heart diseases have been engaging and humorous, and cater to a real world like setting which is important.

Uncredible

By Anne-Laure T. on 18. August 2023 for Renal Functional Anatomy

So cool, so funny, making it easy. Love this professor

not really a fan of this one

By Amani J. on 16. August 2023 for Autoinflammatory Disorders – Primary Immunodeficiency

this lecture doesnt formulate a good story its more so just facts without any real explanation on how to understand

Excellent teacher

By Elena V. on 10. August 2023 for HIV-associated Meningoencephalitis

Dr. Raj's lectures are always key to understanding the pathophysiology of every disease. Really high-yield!

Fast Engaging Speech Rate A+ !

By Karl E. on 09. August 2023 for Pericardium and Pericardial Cavity – Heart (Cor)

Great Rate of Speech = Fast and Engaging! Clear Expression of Ideas!

Nice introduction

By Shikhar Y. on 08. August 2023 for Pulmonary Clinical Anatomy: Introduction

It is a good introduction to anatomy and histology of respiratory tree.

Lo justo

By Juan M. on 04. August 2023 for Thyroid Gland Disorders

Explicaciones breves y precisas, contenido brinda lo esencial de forma muy dinámica.

Awesome

By Omoniyi Henry A. on 30. July 2023 for Glomerulonephritis

Awesome It explained it down to the nitty gritty aspects Much appreciated

good!

By Nicolle . on 27. July 2023 for Adrenal Hormone Synthesis

It was a clear and compelling lecture I wish more of the physiology course lectures be like this one

30/11/2026

By Dejene A. on 10. July 2023 for Introduction to Psychological Disorders

Study plan notification make buzy Make my deadline after 2 years 30/11/2026

Gracias por las clases

By Angel L. on 09. July 2023 for Mutant Huntingtin (mHTT) and Treatment of Huntington's Disease

Muy buena conferencia, haciendo un buen resumen del tema para un mejor entendimiento general

Male Repro Review

By GLORIA W. on 06. July 2023 for Duct System – Male Reproductive System

Very informative. Brief, to the point. Clear explanation to facilitate understanding.

Good overview

By Alessandra Maria C. on 03. July 2023 for Complement Deficiencies – Primary Immunodeficiency

I really like the professor, just wish the lecture was a bit more in depth

thank you but....

By Nicolle . on 29. June 2023 for Vision: Signal Termination and Convergence

honestly, it almost looks like it was explained in the most unclear way I ever hear. on&off centers, no explanation on the laters of the retina, where did the signal send further by bipolar cells and maybe a little bit on the pathway could be nice probably a little bit more thinking need to be done here in order to makes it easier to understand

Sublime talk about so many topics,correlating systems, comming from the basics, using only one image, congratulations Dr Raj

By CAMILO E. on 23. June 2023 for Phagocytosis – Inflammation and Wound Repair

Sublime talk about so many topics,correlating systems, comming from the basics, using only one image, congratulations Dr Raj. Totally recommended and worth to watch over and over.

not enough

By selin s. on 14. June 2023 for Knee Joint – Joints of Lower Limb

knee is a very important joint and this lesson is too short to cover the ligaments.

annoying

By jack g. on 10. June 2023 for Carcinoid Syndrome

why does he teach in such a patronizing manner? Whenever I see that Raj MD is teaching the subject I go elsewhere to learn.

not clear enough

By DEFNE K. on 08. June 2023 for Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS): Output and Thoracolumbar Outflow

not clear enough, should be improved. slides can be more schematic or include mnenomics or at least make it more interesting by adding more facts

Good video

By Aydan A. on 07. June 2023 for Cells: Macrophages

Thanks doc, very useful for my exam that is coming up

Great explanation!!

By Olivia D. on 27. May 2023 for Pediatric Hirschsprung Disease

Thank you this was extremely helpful as I study for the NCLEX

Muy general

By ADRIANA R. on 22. May 2023 for Cranial Nerve VII: Facial Nerve

Se requiere mas infromación, incluyendo aquellas paralisis qu ese pueden dar por un tumor.

Bien explicado

By ADRIANA R. on 21. May 2023 for Subarachnoid Space, Epidural Space and Subdural Space

Una imagen con todos los nombres de los aspectos que menciona, podria mejoar la explicación. Gracias.

Great explanations.

By Ali J. on 19. May 2023 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Carlo Raj explains valvular heart diseases much better than the lecturer of valvular diseases under the cardiology subject of Lecturio.

Good lecture

By Hakan T. on 15. May 2023 for Sideroblastic Anemia: Nucleated Red Blood Cells in Bone Marrow

Wonderfull lesson from humourous and extremely intelligent doc . Pleased to learn from him

Excelent

By Carlos R. on 10. May 2023 for Alpha- and Beta-Blockers

It helped me a lot to understand this topic better

Increible

By Daniel Alejandro G. on 08. May 2023 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Es excelente. Explica todo muy bien y te muestra lo necesario

It has great potential

By Lakeisha D. on 04. May 2023 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

The instructor is not easy to understand, not sure i learned much from him

Detailed

By Tomas u. on 01. May 2023 for Structure of Peripheral Nerves and Brain

Very detailed inormation, helps to get good understanding, thank You!

Great Class

By Jose C. on 30. April 2023 for Aging

It was an excellent Class with essential and new information.

Finally, I got it !

By Afnan B. on 30. April 2023 for Rectus Sheath II – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall

Actually this is the first time I've understood the anatomy of the rectus sheath. The diagrams were very helpful. Thank you.

Lack of depth.

By Ali J. on 24. April 2023 for Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: NSTEMI and STEMI Treatment

The treatment options, steps, and the overall approach to STEMI and NSTEMI patients was absolutely insufficient in this video compared to the information we must know for exams. So vague. Most of us are medical students, we know we have to use beta blockers, the real questions are when and how much? He should've gone over a systemic approach to such patients. The initial management and etc.

Excellent explanation by Dr. Raj

By Manuel T. on 24. April 2023 for Minimal Change Disease

Too good, is what I was looking for the topic

no explanation

By jack g. on 22. April 2023 for Vitamin B12 Metabolism

no explanation, his attitude was "we're just reviewing this, you should know it already"

Revisar traducción

By Monica susana E. on 22. April 2023 for Muscle Tissue: Introduction

Muy interesante la conferencia, sin embargo la traducción de la misma al español es un poco ambigua.

Cervical Cancer: Risk Factors

By Cole J. on 17. April 2023 for Cervical Cancer: Risk Factors

Awesome presentation. The lecture was precise and straight to the point, with quality pieces of information.

accent problem

By Ranjan K. on 17. April 2023 for Knee Joint – Joints of Lower Limb

the accent that the prof. has used is not 100% understandable.

Love the way he lecture

By David M. on 16. April 2023 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

i love how he gave a detail information about the course with little time while still making clear to understand

Sooo good

By PATRIC B. on 12. April 2023 for Neisseria Meningitidis

sooooo sooo good!!! i understoof everything and is amazing that he included everything important about this bacteria! great teacher!

Learnt a lot!

By Taha A. on 11. April 2023 for Confidence Intervals – Statistics Basics

Nice and brief explanation of what confidence intervals are. Also the different tests are explained well.

Very useful

By Danae J. on 11. April 2023 for Nucleus and Ribosomes

Great material easy to learn good pictures …..thank you so much

Wish he was my med school instructor!

By Emmanuel G. on 10. April 2023 for Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis

I was super confused about PBC and PSC but Dr. Raj made it clear! love his style of teaching

EXCELLENT

By Samara O. on 31. March 2023 for Recognition of Antigens – Lymphocyte Development

In my university class I wasn't understand this, but the video class with dr. Peter is so clear for me, thanks. Sorry for my english

Dr. Pickering has a nack for anatomy.

By Michael W. on 31. March 2023 for Pubis – Osteology of Lower Limb

Dr. Pickering covers the osteology very well. He is thorough and straight to the point. Well done.

Great lecture!

By Dante A. on 29. March 2023 for Early Gastrointestinal Development

Great lecture, concise and brief, just make sure you are good understanding english.

Too superficial.

By Henry L. on 27. March 2023 for Toxoplasmosis – Protozoa (CNS Infection)

This lecture was extremely superficial. Serology is not discussed and neither the nuances of treatment of the pregnant patient. Cerebral and ocular forms of toxoplasmosis were also skipped. You need to get a physician specializing in Famliy Medicine to give this leture.

excellent explanations

By sanyah k. on 27. March 2023 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

5 star rating. it is summarized with systematic flow of concepts and question reviews at each stage. i recommend it to every medical student.

Important stuff!

By Kamran H. on 27. March 2023 for Chemical Behavior – Chemistry

Simply explained. Can't emphasize more how important this is

So useful

By Jordi B. on 25. March 2023 for Haemophilus Ducreyi

So useful, and yes the sound is on! It would be nice if you went deeper into the diagnosis

Must watch!

By Makai E. on 24. March 2023 for Antiplatelets

Really good and concise. You will really learn a lot.

Simplified

By Sumith A. on 19. March 2023 for The Macromolecules of Life

I like the immediate quiz and 'notes' format after each video.

By Cati A. on 18. March 2023 for Thyroid Hormones

Vino todo lo que me preguntaron en el examen muchas gracias

logical

By VISHNU C. on 13. March 2023 for Asthma: Diagnosis

Explanation is not logical ,needs improvement in teaching and to incorporate clinical features which hleps in differential diagnosis

Pathology with Dr. Raj

By Ali J. on 10. March 2023 for Introduction to Red Blood Cell Disorders

Dr. Raj's style of teaching has made me really really dislike pathology. I wish you'd consider updating his pathology videos and filming them with a different professor. There are many other users like myself that do not find him beneficial at all.

thank you dr!

By Polyxeni u. on 07. March 2023 for Flow, Pressure and Resistance Theory – Blood Vessels and Pressure (Hemodynamics)

very good explanation! thank you for everything you done for oss!

the best

By juliza f. on 06. March 2023 for Medium Vessel Vasculitides: Polyarteritis Nodosa

Carlo Raj, make easy everything, I appreciate that. Thankss ss

Good class!

By Carmen C. on 02. March 2023 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

The information is presented in a way that is easy to understand! Thank you ????

not organized

By Chen A. on 28. February 2023 for Active Transport – Transport Across Cell Membranes

very confused and not organized I feel like its too messy and i can't catch the points

Narratives of professors’ lectures

By Huyen D. on 26. February 2023 for Adrenal Gland Disorders

The videos are generally good, but I would like sometime to read the materials (e.g, the narratives of what professors are saying), which could be on a popped up window. That way I can learn faster by reading 1 min instead of listening 3 mins

hard stop

By jack g. on 26. February 2023 for Regulation of ADH: Response to Water Deprivation

really want to learn about SIADH, oh,,,, Dr. Raj. hard stop

Really Gr8!

By Joel C. on 26. February 2023 for Molecular Test for TSE Prions – TSEs

really gr8. to the point. fascinating. this whole program is quality cme. _JC

Good

By Mohammed A. on 25. February 2023 for Genetic Counseling

Helpful vik of birth and postpartum doula of birth of a few days to get the best of

Very helpful

By Alejandra S. on 24. February 2023 for One Gene One Polypeptide Hypothesis

The analogy of the central dogma is the best explanation I've ever heard!!

Segments – Liver and Gallbladder

By jarikiv766@mirtox.com j. on 23. February 2023 for Liver: Segments – Liver and Gallbladder

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Thanksssss

By Andre B. on 22. February 2023 for Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region

I've been studying this for hours..... couldnt understand it. Then I saw this video and completly understood it.

Ich finde die Videos sehr didaktisch. Das Material ist auf einem hervorragenden Niveau.

By Daniel G. on 16. February 2023 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

Ich finde die Videos sehr didaktisch. Das Material ist auf einem hervorragenden Niveau.

So useful

By Jordi B. on 14. February 2023 for Dose-Response, Binding, Quantal, Toxicity & Potency Curves – Pharmacodynamics

At first I didn't understand what the ED50 meant but I see the comment below. You made it so easy to understand. Thank you so much

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información general

By Renato B. on 12. February 2023 for Vision: Lens, Pupil and Humors

le falta un poco más de información, pero como algo general está bien.

CNS pharm

By Kieffer D. on 12. February 2023 for CNS - Pharmacology

Great series with great details on the NUMEROUS drugs of the CNS. Memorable and easy to add to a study regimen.

Ótimo

By Glaci M. on 10. February 2023 for Enzymes: Activation Energy and Mechanisms — Enzyme Catalysis

Recomendo pra todos que querem saber melhor sob Medina das universidades

concise explination

By Kieffer D. on 10. February 2023 for Levetiracetam (Keppra) – Antiseizure Medications

Newer drug great to see some information on it. Excellent lecture series as a whole

A great introduction to essential material.

By Arnold C. on 10. February 2023 for The Macromolecules of Life

A great summary and introduction to an important but sometimes confusing topic. The questions following the mini lectures sometimes seemed out of sink, covered in a later lecture, etc. For students using this as a key resource, it is essential they understand that using the suggested textbooks and answering all the questions is necessary if preparing of licensing exams, etc.

An important course, well taught.

By Arnold C. on 10. February 2023 for Human Development

An excellent introduction to an important and sometimes overlooked area. The delivery is outstanding, clear, calm, expert.

Many thanks to a dr. Carlo Raj about course Glomerulonephritis.

By Gulbanu S. on 10. February 2023 for Glomerulonephritis

Hello lecturers Team Brilliant lecturers from Dr C. Raj. Especially differential diagnostics in terms of pathology.And diff diagnostics are outstanding.

CNS Pharmacology

By Hilda Maria P. on 09. February 2023 for CNS - Pharmacology

CNS Pharmacology is a hard and confuse matter but Dr. Shukle presents it clearly and for good comprehention. I tecognize is necesary to see the videos at least twice, but is the best lecture I have see.

concise explination

By Kieffer D. on 09. February 2023 for Trauma: Introduction

covers the topic clearly using an example i have seen in many question banks and practice exams

concise explination

By Kieffer D. on 09. February 2023 for Brain Herniation

clear and exactly what is needed from subfalcine herniation. continue to provide these great lectures!

concise explination

By Kieffer D. on 09. February 2023 for Increased Intracranial Pressure: Introduction

exactly what needs to be understood about intracranial pressure. clear and easily understood

CN covered perfectly

By Kieffer D. on 08. February 2023 for Cranial Nerve X:Vagus Nerve

covered the nerve complete and goes great with the anatomy lectures

CN covered perfectly

By Kieffer D. on 08. February 2023 for Cranial Nerve VII: Facial Nerve

covered very well contains the information needed for step in med school

CN covered perfectly

By Kieffer D. on 08. February 2023 for Cranial Nerve III: Oculomotor Nerve

covered cn three concisely and goes perfectly with anatomy videos

CN covered perfectly

By Kieffer D. on 08. February 2023 for Cranial Nerve II: Optic Nerve

Great job covering the cranial nerve here and it goes well with the visual pathway video

Add illustrations for diseases

By NET P. on 07. February 2023 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

I appreciate the fact they try to explain the processes in very engaging way, but i think it would be even better to use customized stock video of the development of the nervous system. I had to go watch one on youtube

Very understandable

By Asif A. on 07. February 2023 for Autonomic Nervous System: Skin Appendages and Other Tissues

Thank you Doctor Wilson for your simple and understandable lecture.

Just love this lecture.

By Neuer N. on 05. February 2023 for Personality Disorders

I love Lecturio and already recommended to my colleagues. Thank you so much!

Great for a quick review

By Katia G. on 05. February 2023 for CNS - Pharmacology

I highly recommend the CNS pharmacology course by Lecturio. It is useful to review the main concepts of the subject.

Excellent review

By Jose F. on 01. February 2023 for Hemorrhagic Stroke

Excellent review of topic, covers essential points and gives key factors of treatment

Microbiology Introduction by Dr. Vincent Racaniello.

By Gulbanu S. on 01. February 2023 for Microbiology: Introduction

I like it very much ! This particular lecture is very complex and brilliant way of presenting by a doctor Vincent Racaniello.

Endocrine Physiology by professor Thad Wilson.

By Gulbanu S. on 01. February 2023 for Endocrine Physiology

Yes, another brilliant lecture , a very difficult subject endocrine pathology but Dr, Thad Wilson explains really well.

Brilliant lecture from Dr. C. Raj.

By Gulbanu S. on 01. February 2023 for Renal Diagnostics

Hello Lecturio team I am very much appreciated the Renal Diagnostics by Dr. Carlo Raj. A very detailed way and with clinical examples. Overall, lecturio courses have a very deep logics in it. Particularly Dr Rajs has great way of explaining and very much captivates your attention, because he explains and seeing problems from many angles if you like , almost like a MRI scan. I also watch in my language as well.

MY ASSESSMENT

By michael o. on 01. February 2023 for Disorders of the Pulmonary Circulation and the Respiratory Regulation

The videos are of short duration. The videos need to be longer, and some videos that I search for are not on file to be watched. Good job by Doctor Raj------I wish I know as much pathology as him!!!!!!

Thorough

By Yaneeka W. on 30. January 2023 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Gives a thorough review of the head and neck material

With Medicine ???? and Lecturio life can be improved.

By Foday T. on 30. January 2023 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

1.To improve my clinical studies 2. Medicine require every day study and practice. 3 Public health development. Lecturio provides the best Medicine ???? carrier for all Medicine students and other health professionals. Anyone can be my Lecturer

Mindblow

By Kristian August A. on 29. January 2023 for Hallucinogens: Psychodelics, Dissociatives and Deliriants – Drugs of Abuse

Love the different fun facts about warriors in Sparta etc...

Good description of disease but doesn't cover treatment.

By Payal G. on 29. January 2023 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Although the course gives you a good desccription of the liver anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology, it doesn't touch on treatment and reasons for commencing a particular treatment.

Excellent help for Medical Biochemistryl course

By Anna M. on 27. January 2023 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Clear and understandable concept with actual molecules shown aswell which is very helpful.

"The devil is in the details"

By Deborah H. on 27. January 2023 for Multifactorial Inheritance

I wish there were more foundational details included. I think Dr. Cornwall presented the material with the expectation that the listener already has a solid foundation in genetics.

Many Thanks.

By Aseel A. on 25. January 2023 for Embolism

Dr Carlo Raj always makes me interested in listening to the lectures at all time. He is always Clear. thank You Dr. Raj

Wonderful videos

By Dr Bijan R. on 25. January 2023 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

I watched the videos and I really do enjoyed it , the way it was organized and presented. Thank you team lecturio.

Very helpful adjunct for studying for my Mood Disorders test

By Bella A. on 25. January 2023 for Antidepressants: Case Study

helpful for learning about the differences between antidepressants, and giving insights into MOA, which he makes less intimidating for someone to learn

Great lecture both interesting and educational.

By Samuel P. on 24. January 2023 for Axillary Artery – Overview of Arterial Supply to Upper Limb

I really enjoy watching these videos. The way dr. Pickering chops the information into little pieces to make it easier to comprehend. I also think he puts more emphasis on the structures that are clinically relevant. It's great how he uses the illustrations to guide us through the structures, however the quality of the illustrations are very poor and too small.

Great

By Loliana mouner S. on 24. January 2023 for Inflammation Pharmacology

Thanks for All Lecturio team , really appreciating your effort and these Videos.

He was very enthusiastic!

By Alphonsa u. on 22. January 2023 for In Situ View – Heart (Cor)

He was very enthusiastic. Lecture clear and concise. Very good.

Flawless

By Jose F. on 21. January 2023 for Leukemia: Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) – White Blood Cell Pathology

Excellent direction, subject is completely understood by the end of the lecture

Very useful

By Loliana mouner S. on 18. January 2023 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Very useful, especially for those who are currently studying, and the pictures are clear, I wish that such videos were available earlier during my studies at the college

Thank you

By Ami A. on 18. January 2023 for Overview of Lymphoid Tissues – Lymphocyte Activation

It is a good introdduction video! I love this class

Clear concepts

By Solomon T. on 17. January 2023 for Overview of Transcription and Translation

I appreciate the approach to clear concepts and road map to the subject matter.

Very disappointed

By Deborah H. on 16. January 2023 for Single-Gene Disorders

Unfortunately, Dr Cornwall confuses an already confusing topic. Waste of time that i don't have

Non-ANCA-associated Small Vessel Vasculitides By Carlo Raj, MD

By Jimmy G. on 14. January 2023 for Non-ANCA-associated Small Vessel Vasculitides

The lecture has been very clear and precise as it is often the case with Dr. Raj!

Good lecture

By Hakan T. on 10. January 2023 for Anemia: Overview

Very good lecture with concepts , helps me to understand . Thanks.

Very Good Lecture.

By Mike P. on 10. January 2023 for Odds Ratio – Attributable Risk and Odds Ratio (Measures of Association)

Good explanations with examples to help facilitate understanding. The presenter simplified some very complex measures.

love it

By wafaa y. on 07. January 2023 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

simple and satisfying ,good information and pictures ,the quiz is very useful

Very entertaining

By Mohammed S. on 06. January 2023 for Epidemiologic Terminology

It is very easy to understand and keep up with the concepts

Dr. Raj is a star when it comes to simplifying topics

By deleted u. on 06. January 2023 for Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

I liked the review questions and the explanations Dr. Raj simplified everything he made it more interesting

high yield

By Maye W. on 04. January 2023 for Endocrine Pharmacology

high yield material and straight to the point. Recommend these

KEEP ON

By hosam h. on 31. December 2022 for Endocrine Physiology

Amazing cognetive connection which clear the whole picture and clarify the matter

I really like this course a lot!

By Josué Alastair Á. on 31. December 2022 for Understanding Genetics

This subject was amazing to learn, and Georgina makes it easy to understand, so I could say that really loved this course, thank you.

Straight to the point.

By Emma K. on 31. December 2022 for Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS): Output and Thoracolumbar Outflow

Simple and concise explanation. Covered all necessary aspects without elaborating too much on details.

can be done in a much better way

By James K. on 30. December 2022 for Clinical Correlations: Huntington's Disease

lack of structure just got messy. it can be done in a much better way to follow the different pathways

Very effective

By mustafa g. on 27. December 2022 for Learning Outcomes – Gastrointestinal System

Very nicely and shortly summarizef the subjects. Crystal clear concepts, easy to understand.

Great for first time learnes

By Rahul . on 22. December 2022 for ANS - Pharmacology

Easy language Good foundation to build on Time efficient Easy to brush upon

Thank you :))

By Carzmo P. on 21. December 2022 for Phenotypes Affected by Environment and Epistasis – Beyond Gregor Mendel

Well structured and comprehensible. Ms Georgina Cornwall makes pleasant pauses between sentences, speaks clearly and explains so that it is easy to follow. The questions afterwards are also very helpful.

Great

By Ami A. on 19. December 2022 for Dual Innervation

I never understood this until I watched this video, thank you

Decent presentation but technical stuff need simpler explanations

By Deborah H. on 19. December 2022 for Chromosomal Disorders

I understand that medical genetics is a difficult course to review but improvements are definitely needed in the following areas: 1. State and simplify definitions. Too often i need to refer to Google for a more basic explanation. 2. Please stop assuming basic knowledge is still fresh. I haven't study genetics in 7 years and i have forgotten EVERYTHING! So, along the way and with each new concept please give some foundational information.

Great teacher with spectacular knowledge. Excellence delivery of lectures.

By DANIEL B. on 15. December 2022 for Bacteria

I call him the "Bacteria man". One of the best !! His level of knowledge in the course is spectacular. Great !! I don't dislike anything about him I will recommend to my colleagues medical students

Intelligent, calm and a great teacher

By DANIEL B. on 15. December 2022 for Microbiology: Introduction

This man has made microbiology really easy for me to revise I like him so much because he is knowledgeable and calm. I definitely don't dislike anything about him I will recommend to my colleagues medical students

Prof Kevin Ahern is incredible!

By Alejandro A. on 12. December 2022 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Prof Kevin Ahern is incredible! Great summary and really well explained!

I like it

By Victor K. on 11. December 2022 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

This is just fantastic. It's easy for one to understand

I like it

By Victor K. on 11. December 2022 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I really like the mode of teaching used. It's easy for one to understand the topics. The videos are short hence increasing ones morale to cover the topics. However,the admins should try and add dentistry programmes like oral biology in lecturio

Questions not aligned with talk.

By Arnold C. on 09. December 2022 for Cellular Structure

I am enjoying the lectures. I have two, very minor issues. 1. They are a bit too "granular". Some are so short as to prevent you from digesting the material as it is presented. 2. On several occasions, the questions were not covered in that segment but rather in the next!

Some comparison flow charts are needed

By Rama J. on 05. December 2022 for Biotechnology

Topic is not comparing the topics from previous topics in the table form. Then students will remembered

Great videos

By Ami A. on 05. December 2022 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

I learned a lot! thank you. This help me a lot.

teaching method is boring and not helpful for my mind to understand

By Enarah R. on 04. December 2022 for Pathway Overview and Reactions – Part 1

not explned wel as the topic is difficult and you made it a lot much boring

thanks!!

By Gael P. on 04. December 2022 for Vitamin A: Steps in Light Detection

easy and complete explanation for a complex topic, you're the best!

great review for a senior physician

By Arnold C. on 02. December 2022 for Introduction to Cell Biology

As a retired physician, still professing clinical subjects at a medical school, it is great to have an opportunity to revisit topics last studied in depth in the 1970s! It is presented in clear and digestible aliquots and in a logical sequence by qualified lecturers.

Basic science

By Liran R. on 01. December 2022 for The Macromolecules of Life

The teaching is basic and does not represent material tested on USMLE exams. The concepts are taught by an instructor unfamiliar with the actual exam. Technically, questions pop up in the middle of a sentence and sometimes before the subject matter tested was mentioned.

Interesting!

By Liliana E. on 30. November 2022 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

Perfectly explained. Very easy to follow up and very interesting

best doctor

By ???? ع. on 22. November 2022 for Listeria Monocytogenes

well explained lectures well explained lectures well explained lectures well explained lectures

Good explanation

By Magdalena K. on 21. November 2022 for Telophase and Cytokinesis – Mitosis

An excellent and detailed description of each phase with emphases on correct language.

Dr Raj is the best teacher!

By Shannett F. on 18. November 2022 for Iron Deficiency Anemia: Signs and Symptoms

Dr Raj is hands down the best teacher! He is getting me through medical school as he explains content so well.

Awsome speaker

By Jenmee T. on 14. November 2022 for Male Reproductive System Diseases

Love his lecture, easy understand i forever gonna remember, thank you

Informative

By Nelson O. on 13. November 2022 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Quite informative learning shared here. I will only ask if more details are added

Valsalva for valvular dz

By tuan h. on 11. November 2022 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Concise and on the spot lectures help me review and catch up the core problems

Great lecture and video

By Coral P. on 08. November 2022 for Microbiology: Introduction

so far I have been enjoying the course, would love to go back and continue when I'm not so occupied

Muscles of the pelvic floor

By Leocadia N. on 07. November 2022 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Excellent concise and precise. Oh! I love how Dr. Raj emphasize on important these. Cracks me up and keeps me engaged. Thanks

Nice course

By Ibrahim M. on 07. November 2022 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

The lecture is well taught and the materials are organized and easy to understand

Excellent professor

By Elena V. on 06. November 2022 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Dr. Raj is an excellent teacher, no matter what the topic is.

I love it!

By Mehlika I. on 05. November 2022 for Lymphadenopathy – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

I love Lecturio a lot, i think it is so high yield which is really helpful in exams and in general learning, too 'cause first learn the highs then dive into details! So, really great app!

Amazing video

By Damilola A. on 28. October 2022 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

The video was so nice and educative, directed to the points, no fluffy. I enjoyed every bit of the video

Not clear

By Faisal A. on 27. October 2022 for Prokaryotic Transcription

Ms Cornwall presentations hard to understand with no clear imaging and orientation of the slides

amazing

By Mauro C. on 27. October 2022 for Postsynaptic Potential (PSP) and Binding

the way how the professor explain the topic is very easy to learn

Bravo!

By Arran W. on 25. October 2022 for Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOS)

Bravo! Perspective is everything. Helped reinforce the information I have received before with greater clarity and understanding.

Not for nursing students

By Jennell L. on 24. October 2022 for Assisted Control – Modes of Ventilation

Not for nursing students. This guy totally does not keep my interest and he assumes that you know a lot of things that I have never heard of. Horrible lecturer and not for nursing students.

Not for nursing students

By Jennell L. on 24. October 2022 for Mechanical Ventilation

This is definitely not for RN students. This guy just confused me even more. Stop throwing the medical content into the nursing section.

Not for nursing students

By Jennell L. on 24. October 2022 for Respiratory Failures: Treatment

Please remove the medical content from the nursing section. I m tired of Lecturio just throwing the medical content into the nursing section. This OES NOT WORK!!

understanding why

By Joseph R. on 23. October 2022 for Theories of Attitude and Behavior Change (PSY)

logical process of behavior change and decision-making using cognitive theory

I love the videos

By deleted u. on 22. October 2022 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

It's amazing, I really like explanations and how doctors express themselves

Very Helpful

By Anika S. on 21. October 2022 for Endocrine Physiology

This helped me so much with studying for my endocrine midterms

Fantastic!

By Muhammad H. on 17. October 2022 for The Macromolecules of Life

Concise and easy to understand content. Thank you Dr.Georgina!

Great review for clinicians.

By Joseph S. on 16. October 2022 for The Macromolecules of Life

Great review for practicing physicians who have been out of med school for some time.

difficult to follow

By Pavel K. on 16. October 2022 for Familial Adenomatous Polyposis, Gardner's Syndrome and Turcot Syndrome

not sure how to connect some things or how they link up. just difficult to follow and conceptualise

Detailed but to the Point

By Mosa H. on 15. October 2022 for Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA)

Detailed the disease's pathophysiology in a precise format that was easily understood.

5 stars

By Miguel C. on 14. October 2022 for Endocrine Physiology

PhD. Wilson is a great teacher, really nice explanations and excellent knowledge of all the subjects.

A miracle called professor Delves

By Mohammadhossein G. on 10. October 2022 for Adaptive Immune System

Professor Delvies is perfect! I have just figured out what immunology is! Thanks Lecturio. Thanks professor Delves.

Structures of male sexual organ not highlighted during these classes.

By Priscila F. on 09. October 2022 for Prostate – Male Reproductive Organs

The parts that the lecturer points to are not marked/pointed at/ highlighted in the video. Thus students (like myself) get lost and dont know what (part of the image) the lecturer is specifically talking about. This comments refers to all this series about the male sexual organ.

Takes a bit to get, but worth it.

By Paulina B. on 07. October 2022 for Obstructive Lung Disease: Areas

Enjoyed the lecture so far. Sometimes a little complex, but once I watched it a couple of times, it really sunk in and now I feel like I have more than just a simplistic understanding of the subject

Don’t stop .. Continue!

By Musab Abd-alsamed A. on 06. October 2022 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

WooO! If I pass all through in my intermediate examination, Lecturio is the season! ( After God )

good material, not the best teaching

By Chris M. on 05. October 2022 for Rheumatology - Pathology

I dont mind the accent. I just find the lectures lack a bit on comrehension. And I also dont like the attitude of Dr.Carlo Raj, prefered other ones. Material still useful and nicely displayed

like a bad penny

By jack g. on 04. October 2022 for S3 and S4

this guy, impossible to tolerate. Can't get a thought across without some random articulation

Precise

By Rajesh S. on 03. October 2022 for Pandemics

It was really informative and precise,i loved the lectures

Dr. Craig is The Best!

By Musab A. on 02. October 2022 for Cerebral Cortex

I feel that I can continue in medical school, He prepare like the Light at the end of the tunnel!

Suitable doctor for suitable courses

By Musab A. on 02. October 2022 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Dr. James has good English tone. And his slides so clear! All my Friends should know them about Lecturio, I hope to get premium soon!

Bad

By David Abraham C. on 01. October 2022 for Chromosomal Disorders

Literally worst professor ever, she seems so desoriented and feels like she haven't even prepared the class

Great teaching by the professor

By Jason Anudeep V. on 30. September 2022 for Urinary Tract Physiology

I find the lectures very easy to understand and remember. I enjoy the fun parts too.

Excellent teacher

By Elena V. on 29. September 2022 for Biochemistry of Megaloblastic Anemia

Dr. Raj has the ability to break down incredibly complex pathophysiologic mechanisms into easy-to-digest pieces!

efficient

By Alaena A. on 29. September 2022 for Types of Non Germ Cell Tumors

Very clearly articulated and organized. I like the quick break down of the NGCTs.

good organization

By Alaena A. on 29. September 2022 for Types of Germ Cell Tumors (GCT)

I like the last table showing main differences of the different types of tumors.

robotic :(

By Alaena A. on 29. September 2022 for Neurofibromatosis, Hypotonia and Childhood Neurodegenerative Disorders

The speech style is a little robotic? Maybe this would be better as an audio book.

vocab recall

By Alaena A. on 28. September 2022 for Lymphadenopathy: Hodgkin Lymphoma (Hodgkin's Disease) – White Blood Cell Pathology

Good delineation with the vocabulary terms, lymphocyte rich versus predominant.

Needs improved slides.

By Alaena A. on 28. September 2022 for Lymphadenopathy: Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL) – White Blood Cell Pathology

It would be more helpful if the slides had the comparisons between NHL and HL.

update is helpful

By Alaena A. on 28. September 2022 for Spinal Cord Pathology: Introduction

Understanding that it is an introduction, so I would not expect a lot of details, assuming that there will be other videos that go more in depth. I like the update provided a little more information on Arnold Chiari than other lectures. I would have liked some animation to help illustrate.

Thanks! Great Lecture

By Jose P. on 27. September 2022 for Cranial Nerve I: Olfactory Nerve

Great Lecture! Thanks Doctor Canby. I was finally able to understand how this cranial nerve works.

Appreciation for lecturio

By Kashif K. on 27. September 2022 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

It's was very helpful and interesting thank you doctor James pickering for making it easy for me

By erg r. on 24. September 2022 for Bacterial Interior – Bacteria

on of the best lecture thanks to professor and lecturio also

Introduction to microbiology

By Rachael K. on 24. September 2022 for Microbiology: Introduction

The lectures are quite informative and clearly presented. It's like I'm attending a class for the very first time since I've taken an extended break from studying microbiology but I am confident that I will do well

Best Lectures EVER!!

By slovelady L. on 24. September 2022 for Introduction – Heart Failure and Angina Management

These lectures are great!! They explain everything clearly and concisely!!

ENDLESS THANKS

By Asra Nur S. on 23. September 2022 for Vascular Physiology

thanks for your ineffable help, Thad Wilson and also Lecturio's team

Perfect review of muscle and soft tissues.

By Mohammed R. on 23. September 2022 for Muscle and Soft Tissue: Pathology

Very nice and precisely detailed high yield video lectures. Helped me Ace my questions.

TOO EASY

By Ive I. on 23. September 2022 for Gene Expression

It is too simple like introductory biology. We need more advanced molecular biology

Perfect explanation

By Dr wakeel A. on 22. September 2022 for Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

Osm I can't explain how sir deliver his lectures with full of information and some jokes amazing sir respect to him

Keep counting you make a medical online school

By Musab A. on 21. September 2022 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I like dr. Craig Canby’s understanding methods. And his simple, Clare English tone! Graphic of Lecturio.com and details of your level in chapter and subject at all play to make I continue watching!

Great lectures!

By Viktoria S. on 21. September 2022 for Development of the Abdominopelvic Region

Great lectures! Thank you very much for your work! Everything is very clear.

Nice way of explanation

By Rajesh S. on 20. September 2022 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

This is really nice lectures and method of teaching by Dr. Raywat.

Cleared my concepts

By Rajesh S. on 20. September 2022 for Aging

I like aging by Ms. Georgina .the data is precise .

Excellent resource for medical students.

By King D. on 20. September 2022 for Membrane-damaging Toxins and Extracellular Matrix Toxins – Bacterial Toxins

Exellent lecture. Thank for teaching me. Enjoy teaching you are best.

Dr. Rcaniello has very good lecture, easy to understand and a pleasure to watch! Thank you!

By Mirela P. on 18. September 2022 for Helminths (Worms) – Parasites

Dr. Rcaniello has very good lecture, easy to understand and a pleasure to watch! The tone is calm and the explanation are so detailed and well explained! Thank you!

very informative

By RITA O. on 15. September 2022 for Toxicology

The topics were easy to understand, well outlined and very informative

Didn't expect this.

By Talwinder u. on 15. September 2022 for Telophase and Cytokinesis – Mitosis

lack of information no explanation ,its like you are reading headings. and the quiz questions are poorly made.

5 stars

By Ira S. on 14. September 2022 for Gluteal Region – Gluteal Region and Posterior Thigh

I love the explanation. Very easy to understand and remember.

Videos are simple to understand

By Alan Eduardo A. on 14. September 2022 for Cardiac Physiology

I enjoy the simplicity they present the topics with. Definitely worth watching before the class for a better understanding.

A good and nice course

By Razvan S. on 13. September 2022 for Parasites

It's very well explained, but still need to be more detailed. For my parasites exam it is not suffice.

The lecturer teaches the subjects in a way simple to learn.

By Romina y. on 11. September 2022 for Bacteria

It is clear and well organized so that I could learn the subjects which seemed complicated when the lecturer presented them in university. It also made me interested in microbiology which I didn't even like to learn it. Thank you

Really useful lecture!

By Alejandro A. on 08. September 2022 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Dr. Wilson did a great job putting together such a useful and condensed summary of the renal system’s phisiology!

Hecht hi

By hawedin219@vasqa.com R. on 06. September 2022 for Position of the Organs – Surface Anatomy of the Abdomen

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Muscles of the pelvic floor

By Leocadia N. on 28. August 2022 for Nutrition

The information is organized, highlights what's important. However, I believe that some of the pathways could have been explained a little more. Overall it's very concise and precise

Walk through with lung cancer markers or stagging

By Leocadia N. on 28. August 2022 for Aging

I like it because it because reading about this topic was challenging but these videos bringing it to life makes very exciting, simple and concise. Thumbs up ????. Would definitely recommend

Perfect explanation

By Dr wakeel A. on 25. August 2022 for Amino Acid Metabolism

I really liked and very helpful lectures thank u sir for your explanation

Easy to understand

By Dante A. on 22. August 2022 for Ribosome

Great way to remember the three portions of the ribosome!

Apt

By Damilola A. on 20. August 2022 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

The lecture was apt, the lecturer demonstrated a great understanding of the topic discussed

Now, I know molecular biology as well as any medical student ought to! :)

By Carol W. on 20. August 2022 for Genomics

I, really, liked ALL of Dr. Cornwall's lectures, but did NOT find time to rate them! I am, still, trying to put it all together because molecular biology is my most difficult subject, but Dr. Cornwall put together much that I knew -- and I am far better off than beforehand! I, definitely, now understand as much as any medical student ought to about molecular biology -- and thus, I am glad that I made notes the whole way, giving me paperwork to re-think all that Dr. Cornwall taught me! Thus, I wish Dr. Cornwall the best and am grateful! :)

Not helpful

By Laís C. on 18. August 2022 for Brain Herniation

Just reading from the slide not explaining anything at all. Could really use some illustrations to differentiate the different types of brain herniation.

Great lecture

By Gabriel V. on 18. August 2022 for ANCA-associated Small Vessel Vasculitides

I always know its going to be a good lecture when I see Dr. Raj teaching it

Excellent teacher Dr carlo

By Arjit S. on 15. August 2022 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr Carlo gives maximum emphasis on conceptual understanding of the topic rather than just reading slides

Bravo!

By Arran W. on 14. August 2022 for Experimental Calculations of Renal Function (Part 1)

Mon ami, magnifique! Doesn't Require me ten words to say it.

Makes lecturio a great resource for anything except pathology

By Marco-Aurelio D. on 13. August 2022 for Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV)

Everything that he did needs to be redone in my opinion. Any other resource is better than this.

Bravo!

By Arran W. on 12. August 2022 for Distal Convoluted Tubule (DCT): Bartter and Gitelman Syndrome

Bravo Bien entendu, of course. The pieces slowly coming together whith each lecture. Adh chemical from brain regulating water channels TAL upstream DCT downstream concentration/dilute Salt/water Sure there is a canal chamber lock analogy here somewhere. These little grey cells.

excellent course

By Viktoria S. on 07. August 2022 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

An excellent course and therefore I gave the highest possible rating. I liked absolutely everything. Thanks for your work! I am now preparing for USMLE step 1 and I am at the stage of repetition of anatomy and embryology.

Excellent lecturer with top quality educational material

By Saadia Z. on 05. August 2022 for Aging

Comprehensive up to date information provided concisely by an excellent friendly lecturer

BEST OF ITS KIND!

By MCAT D. on 03. August 2022 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I really like how briefly the instructor taught us despite the subject being hard to explain

Amazing study companion

By Natalie T. on 03. August 2022 for Energy, Enzymes and Metabolism

Breaks concepts down easily and love the review questions. Helps solidify learning.

Dr Raj alone is worth the lecturio subscription

By Kieffer D. on 03. August 2022 for Proximal Convoluted Tubule (PCT): Proximal Nephron

Dr. Raj is breaking this down and is the reason I will likely resub my lecturio. Clear, concise, and engaging.

It's concise

By deleted u. on 02. August 2022 for Respiratory Physiology

The video was not lengthy. And it was short and concise.

Good

By deleted u. on 27. July 2022 for Disorders of the Pulmonary Circulation and the Respiratory Regulation

I like the way Dr Raj explains everything with accuracy and with so much dedication.

Little bit change

By Rachel D. on 26. July 2022 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I like it but sometimes app is getting struck majorly.

Excellent!

By Jessica M. on 26. July 2022 for Tubular Transport by Nephron Segment

This is an excellent lecture that integrates other body systems and applies the effects to the kidneys. Understanding where and why all of the hormones act on the nephron was thoroughly and expertly explained. Very, very well done.

Nice

By cirenen L. on 24. July 2022 for Pulmonary Ventilation – Breathing and Lung Mechanics

Nice gooooooooooood n I c e n I c e n I c e

Very useful, clear explanation, excellent method. Thank you!

By Mirela P. on 24. July 2022 for Recap – Second Messenger Systems

Thank you, Dt. Cornwall, for this chapter!!! It was very useful and finally, with the help of your tips, mnemonic and your awesome teaching style, I could understand the process!

Awesome course!

By Alejandro A. on 24. July 2022 for Neurophysiology

Great summarized information in neurophysiology! Very well taught and very professional!

Great summary of the most important facts.

By Marco-Aurelio D. on 23. July 2022 for Clinical Types of Intestinal Infection

Great lecture, very allegoric, nice and easy to understand. Great didactics and methodology.

Eukariotic Microbes

By Jordy u. on 22. July 2022 for Eukaryotic Microbes

Muy claro y conciso con su conferencia, me agrada la manera de abordar el tema.

very good

By Luke D. on 22. July 2022 for Fascial Spaces and Surgical Access to Trachea – Neck

excellent, makes it very simple. gives you a great overview, even if your class goes into more detail.

My rating of Carbohydrate metabolism

By Johnson O. on 17. July 2022 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

I have really learned. Before, I was wondering why study, or cram all those pathways and enzymes. How Professor Kevin Ahern explains and bring out concepts, Oh my God so great. He was born a teacher and just polished by learning! He never leaves behind any one, even the slow learners can pick, because once one understands the basic, the necessary complex facts can be understood quite faster! I am now thinking of mastering in Biochemistry, besides my goal of Internal medicine. To be the best Physician, Biochemistry I have understood is one of the vital tools! In my Nursing practice, we lost a 10 yr old male with Liver Cirrhosis from a liver disease, which was diagnosed in early age. Now, I am thinking of a Deficiency of the Transaldolase enzyme!! Ahh save for my little knowledge! Kind regards!

Thank you

By Johnson O. on 13. July 2022 for Gluconeogenesis: Metabolism of Galactose

Really a great and elaborate presentation. Thanks Prof. Kevin. Now I no longer struggle in cramming Biochemistry but rather find the subject interesting. I wish I started using your lecture guide early in Medical school, but any way not yet late! Thank you once again.

Clear & concise

By Stefan W. on 12. July 2022 for p-Value – Statistics Basics

To the point and bringing great clarity, well done Dr Deonandan

Amazing app

By Raj Rajeshwar M. on 07. July 2022 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

The videos and intermediate questions are amazing and very helpful

Could be more informative

By Andriy S. on 06. July 2022 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Providing feedback as requested with the sole goal of helping you improve the service. Generally - I like it, but my impression is that simple things are explained in great detail, whereas the explanation of most complex items is rushed and insufficient. I had to search elsewhere for information.

Great graphics

By Jessica M. on 06. July 2022 for Body Fluid Compartments

This really helped to understand the fluid compartments and where the ions are located. The graphics were great and explained the concept well.

awesome teacher

By asha bashir n. on 03. July 2022 for Entry Points into Cellular Respiration

very new insight to explain macronutrient and fruit for thought

well explained this video

By Roy T. on 03. July 2022 for Lymphadenopathy: Hodgkin Lymphoma (Hodgkin's Disease) – White Blood Cell Pathology

well explained this video was good Dr Paul Moss never mentioned types of HL

good explanation

By Muiz K. on 28. June 2022 for Posterior Thigh and Popliteal Fossa – Overview of Arterial Supply to Lower Limb

everthying is covered in this short video very precisely and it really will helps a lot in the exams

Summative and Comprehensive

By Neelesh P. on 28. June 2022 for Classification of Protozoan Parasites – Parasites

Very good explanation by Dr. Vincent Racaniello. Clear and precise language and can be well understood by laymen. Pretty impressive work. Highly recommended.

Excellent!

By Mirela P. on 27. June 2022 for Skin (Integumentary System)

Excellent! Thank you, Dr. Meyer for this lecture! Finally I don't have to memorize like a parrot and I started to like Histology ! :)

Dense and informative

By Oji O. on 27. June 2022 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Very dense lecture. Maybe a bit too in-depth in some places, but excellent discussion about the importance of carbohydrates and the key enzymes and reactions that underly the process.

Expert knowledge and engaging delivery

By Paulina B. on 22. June 2022 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

DR Delves is fantastic in this series. He is clear and delivers the information in a very engaging manner. I felt confident going into my exam after working through the modules. Thanks so much Dr Delves for a great experience.

It's a good class

By Daniella C. on 21. June 2022 for Motility Disorder Medication

I understand everything that the doctor says and the class help me so much for my exams

good

By K.B. M. on 18. June 2022 for Development of Eye

the lecture is good but for future can you include a slightly more advanced serioes that includes regiratory mediatory that can lead to congenital defects?

Excellent

By Oji O. on 17. June 2022 for Vitamins

Excellent review and explanations of the different vitamins and their various forms and functions.

SCENARIOS MCQS SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN QUIZ

By Majid K. on 16. June 2022 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

the clinical morphological diagrams are amazing and explained really well BUT in my opinion scenario MCQS should be included in QUIZ

Great lecture. Dr. Wilson's lectures are great.

By Andres d. on 16. June 2022 for Neurophysiology

Excellent speaker. He makes very difficult content manageable by having nice explanations at a good, slow pace.

Great lecture. Dr. Wilson's lectures are great.

By Andres d. on 16. June 2022 for Reproductive Physiology

Great course! I will recommend it to all of my peers. I love that the speaker speaks clearly and slowly, although the pace becomes a normal conversational pace at 1.25x speed. This allows me to go through the content that is easy for me to understand quickly (at 1.25x to 1.5x speed) while I go through more difficult content at a slower pace (1.0x speed) without having the speak sound like he was drunk (0.75x to 0.5x speed).

Hard to understand.

By Igor G. on 15. June 2022 for Immunodiagnostics

I love this teacher, but his pronunciation is not understanding.

Excellent lecture

By Pharlin N. on 11. June 2022 for Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOS)

Very concise approach and explanation of PCOS. Thank you Dr Raj

Provides deep understanding in a short amount of time

By Mohammed S. on 07. June 2022 for Adaptive Immune System

Not much needs to be said, the presentation speaks for itself! Watch for yourself and you'll see how informative this is! The Genetic recombination of B-cells' antibodies and receptors was so hard for me to understand, and all it took was one video (less than 10 minutes) to understand the concept fully. Great professor!

Great intro to a non-expert - like me

By Antonio M. on 07. June 2022 for Cellular Structure

Really liked Enough chemistry to explain it / not more Shows that she is passonate about the subject

Good But Could Be Better

By Brianna V. on 06. June 2022 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I think the content of the material is excellent, but I wish the diagrams were clearer and bigger. It is difficult to learn anatomy when labels are not clear. I think it would be helpful if lecturers could walk through 3D models

Very thorough

By Natasha B. on 06. June 2022 for Respiratory Physiology

I really enjoyed this course. It was explained well and easy to follow. I would definitely recommend it to anyone

Excellent

By Michael N. on 04. June 2022 for Coronavirus

Really love the videos by Proff Elliot, and I love that he explains that concepts are constantly changing but gave us the foundation to build on.

Concise

By Gwen B. on 04. June 2022 for CNS - Pharmacology

Dr Shukle explained the topics in a concise and very informative manner

Good review.

By Oji O. on 03. June 2022 for Single-Gene Disorders

Excellent summary and overview. Read the concept pages for more detailed info.

thank you

By S C. on 31. May 2022 for Campylobacter Jejuni

best teacher in the world. such a good summary . thank you

i advise everyone to use it

By Maximec M. on 30. May 2022 for Legionella Pneumophila

I loved it good explanation . will think of definetly subscribiing . straight to the point

extra fine lectures

By Carol W. on 29. May 2022 for Gene Regulation

Georgia Cornwall has done a conscientious job at teaching molecular and cellular biology -- and I enjoy it daily! :)

Lecturio is very helpful

By Kamran Ali D. on 29. May 2022 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Best out there,these are short and precise .Full of information that we need

physiology lecture are good

By dr. Jadumoni g. on 29. May 2022 for Pulmonary Diagnostics

I like the explanation of lung volume loop in normal state to their shifting right or left in disease condition. But,how these loop is formed it lack some explanation.

Did not try to simplify the lecture

By Soorya Nandh A. on 29. May 2022 for Early Gastrointestinal Development

Read the slides too quickly and did not give proper explanation of topics,

Loved it

By Eugenia Fiammetta R. on 28. May 2022 for Diseases of the Nephron

Amazing!!!! Thank you Dr Raj. Please keep his pathology series and also the associated physiology review.

Great explanation by sir

By Dr wakeel A. on 28. May 2022 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Awesome lectures by Sir. he explain every step and every single reaction with detail thank u.

Excellent

By Neuer N. on 27. May 2022 for Amino Acid Metabolism

It was informative in a simple way and the question after make you make sure you got it

Could be better

By Oji O. on 26. May 2022 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

There are mistakes in the video and they make the material more confusing than it should be.

Macromolecules

By K SIVANGANAM K. on 25. May 2022 for The Macromolecules of Life

A very concise content with relevant short videos and quizzes. Great program

Coronavirus. Relevant topic.

By Dr Marlène T. on 24. May 2022 for Coronavirus

Coronavirus. Relevant topic. Could not have been made available at a better time. Very good job 5 stars. I encourage everyone to listen to all the lectures in this track. Although, more and newer information is made available everyday, this course makes a great foundation for solid knowledge based. I like it very much. 5 Stars.

Aging: Relevant topic/Excellent job

By Dr Marlène T. on 24. May 2022 for Aging

Aging. I like this topic because I also work with the aging population; so it solidifies and reinforces my knowledge on this subject. Now I can confidently deal with and answer in depth many of the questions that often seem obscure in the past. Great course. Excellent job Prof. Georgina Cornwall, PhD

great lecture

By S C. on 20. May 2022 for Mycoplasma Pneumoniae

I dont understand the neg review. This is such a good lecture covering the key points. I found it very helpful

I like the course ????????

By Dr.Osman E. on 18. May 2022 for Types of Studies

I really like it ?? Dr.Raywat very professional make it easy and very understandable

Histology

By Daniel A. on 17. May 2022 for Reproductive Histology

Too inprecise In the lecture You should point out exactly the structures This doesnt help for exams.

Neck and head

By Matthew L. on 17. May 2022 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

It’s not bad but compared to other sources seems like it is missing some info

5 stars for Dr. MEYER!!!

By Mirela P. on 16. May 2022 for Gastrointestinal Histology

5 stars for Dr. Meyer! Excellent explanation & good structure! Thank you!!!

Great presentation, nicely summarised, loved it.

By Pavithra A. on 13. May 2022 for Reproductive Histology

perfectly summarised , help us to take a clear outline , moreover love presented way..

great lecture.

By S C. on 13. May 2022 for Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (PNH): Etiology

This topic is so well explained. I really like the clear and succint style.

Glomerulonephritis

By Desiree E. on 13. May 2022 for Glomerulonephritis

The lectures are pretty good but many of the ddx are dependent on the histo, EM, IM, etc findings. PLEASE provide a pointer for future lectures. Simply describing what we should be seeing is not as helpful - it's difficult to follow along.

Good lecture

By SHIVALIKA B. on 13. May 2022 for Null Hypothesis – Statistics Basics

A simple concept expained in a simple manner, without complicating it too much

Not bad

By Cedric G. on 11. May 2022 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

the lecture is very informative but it's really hard to understand. The lectures aren't very interactive.

Easy to follow

By Jea I. on 11. May 2022 for Citric Acid Cycle

I can easily follow the sequence of information. The important details are also emphasized, making it easier for recall.

Dr. Meyer, you are awesome!!! Thank you!!! Wonderful explanation, tempo, interactivity!

By Mirela P. on 10. May 2022 for Esophagus

Dr. Meyer, you are awesome!!! I never thought that I will start to like Histology! The entire chapter is great! My favourite part is your interactive technique bonus, used in Esophagus video! :)

Very useful

By Veronica K. on 09. May 2022 for Slow Sodium Channel and Neprilysin Inhibitors – Heart Failure and Angina Management

Very interesting lecture regarding Neprilysine. Helps understanding this new agent. Thank you.

Got clarification Alot

By Ousseini H. on 05. May 2022 for Endocrine Physiology

Amazing very clear explanation. Simple Language. I will recommend to my friends

Awesome Lessons

By Queen M. on 04. May 2022 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

I really like the explanations and detailed structures used. The structures make it easier to understand.

Simplified and concise method ????????

By Lerato N M. on 03. May 2022 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

The different parts and compartments being broken down into separate short videos makes learning an awful lot better

Niesseria Meningitis

By Leocadia N. on 03. May 2022 for Microbiology: Introduction

I love it that I get a clearer view of the topic. The lecture is straightforward. Yes, I would recommend to others

HIV

By Alrick C. on 02. May 2022 for Bacteria

The lecture is organized and precise. I would recommend it others. Moreover, it's less time consuming and as I said highlights what material is needed.

Great lecture like all of Dr Raj's lectures.

By Andres d. on 29. April 2022 for Pancreatic and Biliary Tract Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj has a way of engaging the student that is second to none. He is very good at what he does.

Greatt!!

By Nuella N. on 29. April 2022 for Endocrine Pharmacology

Dr Shukle is a great teacher. And he’s funny ????

The Krebs Cycle finally makes sense!

By Kyla S. on 29. April 2022 for Citric Acid Cycle

Very clear and easy to understand. I enjoyed the visuals.

very fast - too quick-

By Syed Wajahat Hussain S. on 27. April 2022 for Blood Supply – Arterial Supply to the GI Tract

too fast. brief with no details or better pictures. Poor clarification of individual arteries and revision to supply

Topic made easy

By AMIT G. on 26. April 2022 for Cardiac Physiology

Thad is awesome He made the subject so easy. The way he explains the concept is excellent and makes any topic easy to understand.

Highly recommend

By Idalia B. on 22. April 2022 for Nutrition

I find the information useful and presented in a simple manner. The professor is kind and provides the students with logical explanations and tips on how to memorize things.

Good contents throughout.

By Oyewale A. on 21. April 2022 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Well explained and suits my needs. Good materials ,easy to understand.

Excellent

By Muhammed F. on 18. April 2022 for Overview of the Limbic System: Functions, Structures and Components

Excellent info, covers all area which is required. I have learned the much.

great lecture.

By S C. on 18. April 2022 for Leishmania – Protozoa (Visceral Infection)

much wanted detail. thank you so much, perfect and informative.

Clear But Miss Scientific Term and Details

By deleted u. on 18. April 2022 for Gene Expression

The explanation are cleared. However, they are not included many scientific terms and scientific details that necessary to well understand the content and to do well in the MCAT exam. In other words the content of that lecture are too simple for MCAT students.

It really brings Upperlimb to me in detail

By Miracle R. on 18. April 2022 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

It really brings Upperlimb to me in detail and makes anatomy real.

Excellent

By Dr-Nadeem N. on 16. April 2022 for Obstructive Lung Disease

Excellent ideas and way of teaching Love to attend more coming lectures.

Thank you

By Andrés Felipe P. on 14. April 2022 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

I understood very well the topics. I learned things I didn't before in school

Great :)

By Tala A. on 12. April 2022 for Organization of a Skeletal Muscle Fiber

Thank you very much! That was very helpful. I was really confused in class.

Awesome

By Aderonke I. on 10. April 2022 for Reproductive Histology

Awesome Professor! Loved the lectures. Great pictures too! Thank you:)

Great contents

By Laura R. on 10. April 2022 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I like it because its very useful to review specific contents, and is divided in a very good way

Med school content

By Matthew L. on 10. April 2022 for Gastrointestinal Histology

I like it I’m still learning but I’m very grateful for the material and content matter

Excelent

By Luis V. on 07. April 2022 for Lipid Metabolism

very precise, for a person with basic knowledge it is very helpful although I think it could be a bit difficult to understand for someone who does not know anything about these issues.

i like the way he thinks clear concise logical

By meenhaz a. on 06. April 2022 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I love this guys teaching style, its very active. normally lecturers read of the slides

good . nice

By Debayan M. on 06. April 2022 for Absorption – Digestion and Absorption

very nice and concise . Good explanation with beautiful diagrams and interactive learning supplemented with a methodical approach

Easy to understand and memorize

By deleted u. on 06. April 2022 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Professor Kevin make it enjoyable course; It helped not only in remembering many info that I forgot in the class, but also I did learn many new valuable information. The fact that the explanation provided by Dr. Kevin is so easy to understand and memorize, make this course very interesting.

Easy to understand and memorize

By deleted u. on 06. April 2022 for Vitamins

Easy to understand and memorize

By deleted u. on 06. April 2022 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

Easy to understand and memorize

By deleted u. on 06. April 2022 for RNA and the Genetic Code

Easy to understand and memorize

By deleted u. on 06. April 2022 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

The explanation about the carbs are very clear and detail. Which make easier for any student and professor to better understand the carbs, their pathway, and the enzymes that work in those pathways.

Lecturio USMLE Self Assessment tool

By Tolulope A. on 05. April 2022 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I could relate easily with the delivery of Dr James Pickering.

I like it very much

By Hashem A. on 05. April 2022 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I like it very much: Great lectures, good association with physiology. Cons: A hard to understand accent at the beginning.

very good courses thank you very much

By dina k. on 04. April 2022 for Coronavirus

the material had been given clear easy to understand .Helpful in clinical practice and updated ,which is super impoertant

Magnífica explicación

By Lizbeth D. on 02. April 2022 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Me gustó la forma en como se explicó el tema, el abordaje fue fácil de comprender y asimilar.

Lacking

By Rafael M. on 29. March 2022 for Arterial Supply of the Brain: Circle of Willis – Carotid and Subclavian Arteries

The circle of Willis was not explained. The video basically just says the vertebral arteries and internal carotids give rise to the circle of Willis. What about all the other branches?

Suggestion

By Neuer N. on 27. March 2022 for Structure of the Bony Orbit

Very nice explanation but please include more assessment. Besides objective questions, include subjective questions and give answers and ask the individual to self evaluate! A very helpful and intuitive way i think. Please implement at the earliest

Thank you

By Andrés Felipe P. on 27. March 2022 for Introduction to Cell Biology

I love cell biology and this classes are amazing. Thank you

By Liviu I. on 24. March 2022 for Coronavirus

sorry, my english is not so well, but it is very well here

Great

By Tasneem B. on 23. March 2022 for Bacteria Exchange DNA – Bacteria

Super simple and short! Great introduction to bacteriology and covers the major points.

Perfect :)

By ka wai C. on 23. March 2022 for Integrated Control of Blood Volume: Overview

A really great way of explaining the integration of systems for control of blood volume. The diagram is very systematic.

wonderful!

By Varshaa J. on 22. March 2022 for Boundaries of the Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region

love sirs method of teaching , the 3D model really helps me better understand the concept

Got clarification Alot

By Ousseini H. on 21. March 2022 for Development of the Abdominopelvic Region

Very clear lectures Nice pictures Clear Language The quiz are relevsnts

renal physiology

By Fatih T. on 19. March 2022 for Urinary Tract Physiology

I really like it, thanks Thad, he is very good, I just want to make a general suggestion, that after each videos we answer the questions, it would be good if you guys put each questions' answer slide just after it, thanks

Terrific review of microbiology concepts!

By Annette W. on 18. March 2022 for Microbiology: Introduction

I am updating my knowledge base in microbiology as I dive into teaching the course on a more regular basis than before. The information presented in these videos is concise, delivered well by Dr. Racaniello, and given in small chunks that make it easy to stop and come back at a later time.

Lecture on neurons

By Tomas u. on 16. March 2022 for Nerves and Neurotransmission

Clear and simple. Explained in good sequence. Thank very You.

tissue hypoxia

By Fatih T. on 16. March 2022 for Tissue Hypoxia – Causes – Hypoxemia and Hypercapnia

I like it very much thanks Thad you are very good

carbondioxide transport

By Fatih T. on 16. March 2022 for Carbon Dioxide Transport – Gas Transport

like it very much thanks Thad you are very good

oxygen transport

By Fatih T. on 15. March 2022 for Oxygen Transport – Gas Transport

like it very much thanks Thad you are very good

pulmonary blood flow

By Fatih T. on 15. March 2022 for Learning Outcomes – Pulmonary Blood Flow

like it very much thanks Thad you are very good

effects oflung volume

By Fatih T. on 15. March 2022 for Effects of Lung Volume – Pulmonary Blood Flow

like it very much thanks Thad u are very good

effects of PA pressure

By Fatih T. on 15. March 2022 for Effects of Pulmonary Artery Pressure – Pulmonary Blood Flow

like it very much, very good explained,thanks Thad you are very good

respiratory cycle

By Fatih T. on 15. March 2022 for Respiratory Cycle – Breathing and Lung Mechanics

like it very much Thad is awesome donno why noone has rated it

coronary circulation

By Fatih T. on 15. March 2022 for Coronary Circulation – Special Circulations

like it very much Thad is awesome thanks, donno why noone has rated

distrubition of blood flow

By Fatih T. on 15. March 2022 for Distribution of Blood Flow – Special Circulations

it was very nice,love it, I am just ranking cause noone ever did, and really like Thad Wilson explains so good.

?neffable

By Asra Nur S. on 15. March 2022 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

Just I need to get this course for my exam and i am progressing with Dr.Raj confidently...Thanks for all

Great sereie of lectures.

By Lucas F. on 15. March 2022 for ANS - Pharmacology

The content and the development of the lectures are excellent. Dr. Shukle is a great teacher.

Clear and Concise

By Asmau U. on 15. March 2022 for Germ Cells, Mitosis and Meiosis

I appreciate how both processes were explained and the difference between the two because I always seem to confuse them.

Heading is great

By Alrick C. on 14. March 2022 for Heart Sounds

The context is precise, Dr. Raj does his best to bring picture what he is trying to impart. I love his great sense of humor and I would definitely refer

Excellent

By David E. on 14. March 2022 for Innate Immune System

These lectures are excellent. The questions keep you on your toes. Thank you!

too fast

By Rawida V. on 12. March 2022 for Renovascular Hypertension

he speaks too fast and goes too fast while lecturing i wants more explanations not like this

The Lecturer

By Mohamed K. on 10. March 2022 for Histology of the Three Muscle Types, and Their Responses to Stress and Injury

He is great, I have leant a lot from his easy and smooth teaching method Thanks

Italian New Yorker. Need I say more?

By Ghadeer K. on 10. March 2022 for Bacteria

The most fun I had learning about bacteria. That Italian New Yorker accent is everything! His E. coli lectures are the reason I passed my midterm and can totally discuss anything E. coli like a pro. So happy I discovered him and will definitely come back for more.

Outstanding

By Ghadeer K. on 10. March 2022 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

As always, Dr. Raj is an outstanding teacher. I just love the way he drills concepts into my brain by connecting all the subjects together from biochemistry to pharmacology. You leave a topic with a thoroughly cohesive understanding of the subject. Teaching is a talent and Dr. Raj has it.

Wow, great lecture!

By Nina O. on 08. March 2022 for Cell Adhesion Molecules (CAMs) – Lymphocyte Recirculation and Homing

Great lecture. I was able to learn some things I did not initially know. I appreciate the details. Thank you and please keep doing what you do to help people like us to know more.

Simple and consice

By Dr Malik Habib A. on 07. March 2022 for Neurophysiology

Simple and consice lectures. Please Consider more clinical co relation.

Thanks a lot

By Luisa María R. on 06. March 2022 for Respiratory Physiology

Thanks for the equations and explanations, they're really helpful.

Thank you

By Mohamed K. on 05. March 2022 for Cellular Structure

Thank you so much It was great I enjoyed watching these videos

Amazing.

By Aseel A. on 03. March 2022 for Hemoptysis

I like the dr. explanation a lot. I love it when dr are brief and simple with their explanation. I love it then he used scenarios to help us remember the information which is really important and makes life easier.

Very good lecture

By Marcos M. on 03. March 2022 for Immunoglobulin Genes and Recombination – Lymphocyte Development

This is a fantastic teacher with great didactic. I would probably take 10 times longer to understand the subject if I were to read about it without prior knowledge.

Awesome lecturer.

By Robert B. on 28. February 2022 for Respiratory Variation

Love the way he teaches. Great sense of humor and very keen on review and incorporation of physiology.

Too many mouth sounds

By Nehemiah W. on 25. February 2022 for Null Hypothesis – Statistics Basics

You really need to do something about the distracting mouth sounds.

Love you’re videos

By Andrea M. on 25. February 2022 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

He explain so easy and make it fun to learn ! For me it’s better to watch videoes than read, and I like that I could watch the basics for the midterms before I start read !;)

Lack of concepts presentation

By Marcos M. on 24. February 2022 for Charging of tRNA

How can the process of charging of tRNA be explained if the concept of tRNA has not been presented? What tRNA does and then how it's charged. I am loosing too much time googling stuff. Maybe it has been presented, but it's not part of this playlist, which should be complete.

Detailed Clear Explanation.

By Lillian H. on 24. February 2022 for Filtration Apparatus

This was one of the most detailed explanations of blood filtration I have seen. Really well done.

Excellent stuff.

By Nehemiah W. on 24. February 2022 for Relative Risk – Relative Risks (Measures of Association)

You really are an excellent professor Sir. I like how in these videos I can't really hear the extra mouth sounds like in the other videos!

Happy and Sad.

By Charmaine C. on 23. February 2022 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

I had a great time learning! It was short and very concise lecture series but I haven't able to keep going, I can't afford to pay the premium. Makes me sad because it helped me a lot. :(

Great

By Rowland U. on 22. February 2022 for Cardiac Physiology

Good job.. Great tutor.. I really enjoyed your teachings... Thanks

Very good

By Jenner L. on 22. February 2022 for Coronavirus

Simple. Precise. Very good. Don t waist any time. This topic is very high yield for any medical test.

Easy to understand and memorize

By deleted u. on 22. February 2022 for Amino Acid Metabolism

This course is easy to understand and memorize. I am 100% recommending this course to anyone in need of learning sciences.

Very good lecture

By Antonio M. on 22. February 2022 for Cellular Structure: Introduction

Very good teaching. Very good images and very good explanation.

Great teacher

By Antonio M. on 22. February 2022 for Listeria Monocytogenes

This is a very clarifying lecture on Listeria, taught by a professor with very good teaching skills. And kinda funny.

Audio and pace Needs significant improvement

By Nehemiah W. on 22. February 2022 for Basic Reproduction Number R0

I have been following these lectures and this man really needs to drink some water because the mouth sounds are extremely distracting. I am suffering through these lectures because medical school is actually worse and taught on ZOOM and my medical school doesn't seem to believe in actually teaching, but this guy's extra mouth sounds are absolutely dreadful. All he needs to do is lower the mic from out of his mouth to eliminate the extra mouth sounds. I was going to give one star, but it's not like I don't like the content, I just can't concentrate over the mouth sounds. Also speak a bit faster. I don't have all day.

Nice one

By Rakshit P. on 21. February 2022 for Classification and Causes of Vitamin B12 Deficiencies

Excellent nice little concept explanation on an important topic for USMLE

Lecturio USMLE Self Assessment tool

By Tolulope A. on 21. February 2022 for Cerebral Cortex

Very nice presentation of the concept with such efficient & proficient delivery

Lecturio USMLE Self Assessment tool

By Tolulope A. on 21. February 2022 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Wow!...great stuff Nice mnemonic you have got for us sir.

This lecture needs to be replaced

By Antonio M. on 19. February 2022 for Binding Motifs

This explanation was not clear at all. I had to research a lot of information elsewhere to understand the concepts presented. This is the exact opposite of what is to be expected of something that should make students life easier.

Cardiac physiology

By Jean Nadar M. on 18. February 2022 for Cardiac Physiology

I liked it very much. Lecture are well organised and Professors do their Job

helpful and simple!

By Zara A. on 17. February 2022 for Spleen

the video is in depth explanation explaining structures and function

Organization of the Immune System

By Antonio M. on 17. February 2022 for Organization of the Immune System

Great communication skills, very didactic. Sometimes, when a person knows a lot, he or she do not have the ability to pass that information forward, but this professor does it really well.

Satisfactory

By Naomi J. on 15. February 2022 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

An educative and insightful lecture for all students and professionals in the medical-related field.

Dr.Raj is my 2nd favourite after Dr.Najeeb

By Rithik R. on 15. February 2022 for Macrocytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Everything regarding the topic is covered, I liked it very much.

Wonderful lectures

By Alamin B. on 15. February 2022 for CNS - Pharmacology

Wonderful Pharma lecture, clear and easy to understand. Concepts and principle were well elucidated

Excellent

By bijou m. on 13. February 2022 for Respiratory Physiology

Very difficult for me to remember the lesson but overall the topic is well covered

ten words ten words

By Thomas L. on 12. February 2022 for Vitamin K

ten words ten words ten words ten words ten words ten words ten words ten words ten words

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By Thomas L. on 12. February 2022 for Vitamin D and Intracellular Actions

Why does it require ten words and stuff, can't I just rate the lecture and get over with it?

i just liked

By dnd t. on 11. February 2022 for Vascular Physiology

liked liked liked liked liked liked liked liked liked liked liked liked

Overall an excellent course

By Jeff B. on 09. February 2022 for Statistical Biases

The only criticism I have is that my preference would be for longer and fewer videos. I know that many students today prefer the shorter format, but as someone who is older, that's not my preference. Otherwise, the teaching has been clear and concise.

Perfect lecture!

By Jacob S. on 09. February 2022 for Cell-mediated Immunity: Cytokines, Interferons, Interleukins, and Colony Stimulating Factors

Difficult topic explained simply and precisely. Exactly what I've been needing.

Immunology review

By Felix T. on 08. February 2022 for Vaccine Immunology

great presentations by an expert -- lots of great images-- in a concise manner!!

Lecturio USMLE Self Assessment tool

By Tolulope A. on 06. February 2022 for Aging

What I love the most about this course is its Easy to follow & efficient delivery

Lecturio USMLE Self Assessment tool

By Tolulope A. on 06. February 2022 for Adrenal Gland Disorders

Exceptionally brilliant systematic Algorithm in the management of hypercortilism by the Professor

Buena explicación

By Miguel Angel C. on 04. February 2022 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Me ha gustado mucho la síntesis del tema y como lo ha explicado. Gracias

Review- Upper Limb Anatomy

By Dominion T. on 04. February 2022 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

The course was concise. However, it cut across every area of the respective lessons taught. It was informative and saved from spending lots of hours going through my study materials provided in class. I really enjoyed it and thus, will recommend it to all.

Great study material

By Donald A. on 03. February 2022 for Development of the Face

Very informative, and helped me with my studies. Has a lot of information I needed.

great lecture series for microbiology

By Ecem o. on 03. February 2022 for Gapped Double-stranded DNA (dsDNA) Genomes – DNA Viruses

very clear and detailed explanations,basics and detailed information is well explained.

Love Lecturio!

By Aderonke I. on 01. February 2022 for Dementia

Wonderful Professor! Love the humor and colorful presentations. Thank you!

Sideroblastic anemia

By OGARAM D. on 01. February 2022 for Sideroblastic Anemia: Nucleated Red Blood Cells in Bone Marrow

Nice lecture . Saves time for sleepless nights. Highly recommended for med students

great lecture.

By S C. on 30. January 2022 for Leukemia: Polycythemia – White Blood Cell Pathology

Great lecture. Thanks you for the detailed discussion. I like Rajs lectures- this is one of the best

Cardiac physiology

By Victor O. on 30. January 2022 for Cardiac Physiology

I love this course bcuz it has made me to understand alot about the heart and DR. Thad Wilson made it better, I like the way he teaches.

Easy to understand

By Prince A. on 29. January 2022 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Very concise and simple explanations. He made it easy to understand.

Just thanks !

By Marion E. on 29. January 2022 for Questions and Case Studies – Drugs in Hypertension

Thank you a lot for this lecture. It is so clear and organised in a way that makes all of the informations comprehensible and logic !

Great understanding

By Sergio I. on 29. January 2022 for Microbiology: Introduction

Makes the tough subject easier to understand . This app has shown very beneficial. I think I will buy the year subscription after my 3 months are up

Cardiac Physiology by a professor Thad Willson.

By Gulbanu S. on 29. January 2022 for Cardiac Physiology

Wonderful lecture. A very complex and interesting. It has great details and key moments has been highlighted.

it were bery good yallr dum

By Isaac G. on 27. January 2022 for One Gene One Polypeptide Hypothesis

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excelente

By kamal s. on 25. January 2022 for Opioid Analgesics – Drugs of Abuse

me gusto mucho. es muy facil de comprender y muy interactivo con el estudiante

Love Lecturio!

By Aderonke I. on 25. January 2022 for CNS - Pharmacology

Really love the explanations provided and the images. Thank you!

Love Lecturio!

By Aderonke I. on 25. January 2022 for Neurophysiology

Really great lectures, images, and humor! Love Lecturio! Thank you!

Great lecturer, great lecture

By Deniz Y. on 25. January 2022 for Post-Streptococcal Glomerulonephritis

Dr Carlo Raj is excellent teacher that manages to keep me both attentive and interested in the topic. He seems to have a good understanding of key topics and what is important to medical students.

Good overview of biliary dsiease

By Kyle Elijah L. on 24. January 2022 for Biliary Disease

I'd recommend to watch from here. You could also start with pancreas. But, I think this might be a better step 1 for me.

comprehensive

By Kyle Elijah L. on 24. January 2022 for Gallstones: Risk Factors, Types & Clinical Presentation

Dr. Raj taught with clinical scenarios in view. I like the fact that he gives acronyms.

cell signaling and recetrors, also I understand well the juctions in the cell membrane

By JOHN M. on 23. January 2022 for Cellular Structure

Simplified and we'll explained. The teacher knows her topics well and explains in a simple way for all to understand.

Very useful lecture series

By Hanna S. on 22. January 2022 for Introduction to Pulmonary Pathology

the topic was discussed in a detailed manner but with attention to clinical practice and critical elements. the segments were short enough to reduce fatigue and allow for breaks.

soo clear thank you

By dilara s. on 22. January 2022 for Ascending Pathways: Anterolateral System/Spinothalamic Tract

super clear, thank you very much. especially the graphics are pretty good, very explaining. lecturer explains well too.

Nice overview!

By Alexandra G. on 19. January 2022 for Bacteria

Nice and comprehensive overview! Easy to understand/listen! Bacteria made easy.

Thank you.

By dilara s. on 19. January 2022 for Descending Pathways: Corticospinal Tracts

This was very helpful, pretty neat and clear explanation. Thank you very much.

Love Lecturio!

By Aderonke I. on 18. January 2022 for Spinal Cord

Love Lecturio! The teaching and pictures are awesome! Thank you!

clear speak, high yield

By Jamshed B. on 16. January 2022 for Vitamins

He speaks very well. Concepts delivered very well. I could understand most of his theory

Best videos and concepts

By Sahil K. on 15. January 2022 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Concepts are very good and explanation is amazing. I'm in love with it

Fantastic - Relevant

By Lyndon T. on 14. January 2022 for Microbiology: Introduction

Excellent content, well delivered. Great review for me since it has been over a year since I took microbiology.

Incredable

By Nikita T. on 13. January 2022 for Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Pulsus Paradoxus

Just amazing!!! Dr Raj is great teacher and really cool man!

Good

By ???? ع. on 12. January 2022 for Staphylococci

Perfect... I undarstant many things here... Nice explanation Wish best for you

Amino acid

By Neuer N. on 11. January 2022 for Amino Acid Metabolism

Amino acid MetabolismThe lectures are very thorough and give good details about what is high yield.

Good for every medical student.

By VARSHA KUMARI K. on 11. January 2022 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

It's give simple explanation,easy to understand, Pharma is difficult to study but it helps us, thanks for app.

Microbiology: do reinforce your forgotten lessons. Professor Racaniello makes it easy.

By Ruth W. on 10. January 2022 for Microbiology: Introduction

Microbiology is a founding block of all things medical. Professor Racaniello made not so easily pronounceable words sound so easy. His pace and style being so pleasant, he made it attractive for me to sit and focus start to end. I look forward to more of his lectures.

Key Resource for Microbiology Students

By Theresa S. on 10. January 2022 for Microbiology: Introduction

They are chunked in small amounts and presented very clearly. The visuals are excellent and the professor’s pace is terrific.

Great lecture

By Anna Asantewaa M. on 09. January 2022 for Changes to the Body

The lecture was very clear, concise and easy to understand.

Bacteria by a dr Vincent.R.

By Gulbanu S. on 09. January 2022 for Bacteria

Brilliant course. It has a great differential diagnostics and an overall content is really good.

TREMENDOUS EXPLANATION

By robin b. on 09. January 2022 for Chambers and Great Vessels – Heart (Cor)

THANKS FOR EXPLAINING EVERYTHING PROPERLY I AM REALLY AMAZED BY THE WAY YOU MAKE IT EASIER TO UNDERSTAND

Great

By Rima E. on 08. January 2022 for Microarray Analysis – Analytical Techniques in Biotechnology

Dr. Ahem explained a complex concept in a very interesting and simple way. Straight to the point and informative. Thank you

Excellent explanation

By HOSSIN Z. on 07. January 2022 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I think Dr. Raj is the best lecturer, he explains briefly everything we need in med school for exam and for our practice life as a doctors, so I am so glad and thankfull to lecturio teem and Dr. Raj. I was the only one who understand everything about liver diseases in the school today. Thank you

great

By Danae J. on 07. January 2022 for Kidneys: Renal Capsule – Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands

great labelled kidney in colors. easy to study and accurate

Thank you lecturio for a helpful course

By Quang Linh V. on 06. January 2022 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

The course helps me to refresh the important points to apply in physical examination

Loved is

By K.B. M. on 06. January 2022 for Cardiac Physiology

Loved cardiac physiology! Would recommend it as a refresher course... Great for undergraduates!

Very good structure! Thank you

By Mirela P. on 05. January 2022 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Dr. Pickering is a treasure! :) He is explaining very, very well! ???? Thanks to him Osteology is easier now! Hope to get a good grade at my Anatomy exam ;) Thank you!!!

Muscles of the upper limb

By Daniel O. on 04. January 2022 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

The lectures, videos and notes made the study of upped limb easy

Sound quality

By Sayid W. on 04. January 2022 for External Ear

The sound quality is not good at some points in this video! please fix this issue...

Anatomy made Simple

By Babajide K. on 04. January 2022 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

The lectures were delivered in a very concise way with much clarity and simplicity and are also very engaging. Complex lectures were made to look simple and easy to understand. I will recommend it to colleagues in my workplace.

clear speak, high yield

By Jamshed B. on 04. January 2022 for Respiratory Physiology

super Job, can be better at in depth and important concepts.

the best

By Jamshed B. on 04. January 2022 for Gene Expression

very good knowledge gained. Learnt a lot about RNA and DNA and messenger RNA

the best

By Jamshed B. on 04. January 2022 for Cellular Structure

very clear , and natural. High yield, very in depth. Great knowledge gained

ANS Pharmacology

By IMF O. on 01. January 2022 for ANS - Pharmacology

It was everything I needed. Although I'd suggest that the videos be arranged sequentially that way it is a tad bit easier on the brain.

Teaching format counts. Pleasant accent is part of it.

By Ruth W. on 01. January 2022 for Respiratory Failures

Dr. Raj accent makes it even more pleasurable to hear him. Teaching format counts. Accent is part of it. His rhythm and emphasis also helps. When he wants to emphasize a step in a clinical presentation, his pauses and intonation do help my retaining (I hope)

Upper limb anatomy

By Alrick C. on 30. December 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

The material is precise and concise with clear imaging. The lecturer also have a clear voice

RNA and dna

By Neha V. on 30. December 2021 for RNA and the Genetic Code

One of the best teachers in Lecturio my personal favourite class

Best summary

By Enzo u. on 29. December 2021 for Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Medicine (EBM): Introduction

EBM best introduction I`ve had ever viewed. His English is clear for IMGs.

Renal Physiology what Nephrologist need to know

By Khaled E. on 29. December 2021 for Urinary Tract Physiology

It is amazing review of renal Physiology with practical application

Very good structure & explanation

By Mirela P. on 28. December 2021 for Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands: Conclusion

Thank you, Dr. Pickering, for this awesome playlist! It is very helpful for my Anatomy exam.

it real good lectures but we need more details

By loujaine c. on 27. December 2021 for Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands: Conclusion

sometimes we need more details, yeah it's good to keep things summarised but somethings we need to be a little bit deeper

Very good structure of the course and very good presentation!!!

By Mirela P. on 26. December 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Dr. Pickering is a very good speaker and the structure of the course is very good! Congratulations!!!

I get it NOW!

By Chris L. on 26. December 2021 for Language of Chromosomes – Mitosis

FINALLY! I get replicated homologous chromosomes! Professor Cornwall cleared up a haze I had about this point for years in 3 seconds. I don't understand why there are not more people who emphasis the difference between homologous and replicated homologous chromosomes. Thank you Professor Cornwall.

Very Nice

By Versha K. on 24. December 2021 for Medial Thigh Muscles – Anterior and Medial Thigh

I really like this lecture very much and I have a learnt a great deal from this.

Embryology classes

By Neha V. on 24. December 2021 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

Actually embryology is tough and it involves a lot of imagination if we study it on our own it is difficult to visualise but Sir makes the classes very interesting less of a burden and because of the classes I never had difficulty in this zone and this was the subject I didn’t had to look behind to review because once taught by Sir it remains forever . My favourite teacher

Respiratory physiology

By Neha V. on 24. December 2021 for Respiratory Physiology

I had difficulty with respiratory physiology but sir made it easy for me thank you sir

Biochemistry classes

By Neha V. on 24. December 2021 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

I haven’t seen such an amazing teacher in my life My most favourite teacher

great lecture.

By S C. on 22. December 2021 for Hearing Tests: Rinne Test and Weber Test

great lecture. I dont see why it is not highly rated. Thanks you

Very good and to the point course regarding atrial fibrillation.

By Lan d. on 22. December 2021 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj is very good. He is a bit fast and I sometime have a difficult time to clearly hear him. Your price range is a bit too high for retired people like me who would like to learn practical things like the EKG, endocrine system etc… just enough to better understand our doctors if and when we have a health condition.

So confusing explanation.

By Jordi B. on 21. December 2021 for Binding Motifs

The concepts mentioned in this lecture are very confusing and poorly explained. She made no effort to clarify the meaning of homeodomain, homeoprotein, and other such concepts. Also, she seems very unsure of what she is teaching and the speed is too fast to properly retain the information.

Please explain than mnemonic

By Melisah I. on 21. December 2021 for pKa and Drug Solubility – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

Rather than giving us mnemonic, I'd rather had him explained. I had to go to Youtube to find out what this means and it took me a lot of time.

Perfect

By Mehmet emin B. on 20. December 2021 for Restrictive Lung Disease

Dr raj is an OG man. ? am glad that ? have him and his lessons

Excellent lecture

By Ukeme U. on 19. December 2021 for Cardiovascular Histology

Everything about this lecture is spot on, I liked it very much.

Estadistics

By paola B. on 18. December 2021 for Statistical Biases

No entiendo mucho es hard to understand.......I don't know what to say ..

Cool lecturer and great explanation

By Melvin L. on 16. December 2021 for Hydatidiform Mole

cool lecturer great and simple explanation. Helps ground you on the basics real fast.

bad organization

By linhao z. on 15. December 2021 for Vitamin D and Intracellular Actions

very bad organization of the material vitamin d , then calcium, then vitamin d, then calcium. and there are lots of overlap between classes

not my kind

By Robin C. on 13. December 2021 for Hearing Tests: Rinne Test and Weber Test

I don't think he teaches in a way to grab students' attention. Long and dull.

Greatings

By Selin K. on 10. December 2021 for T-Cell Immunodeficiencies: Hyper IgM Syndrome, Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome and MHC Class II Deficiency – Primary Immunodeficiency

A simplified explanation for a very detailed topic. Very nice!

Great! especially if you already have a rough idea

By Mohamed Akib L. on 09. December 2021 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

SubhanAllah. Great however it is much easier to understand after going through the main points beforehand like a powerpoint slide or brief summaries, before proceeding with this series. Explained by a very good professor.

I love it!

By reyjohncortez p. on 09. December 2021 for Microbiology

I love the way the professor teach and the PPT are well planed

Dr. Ray is the man!

By Nehemiah W. on 08. December 2021 for Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Pulsus Paradoxus

Dr. Raj!!!! You are my idol!!!! I love everything you, do you run a residency program?

Wow, very informative.

By Nina O. on 07. December 2021 for Lip

Professor, I thank you! You made this lecture so easy for me to understand that I kept on smiling to myself knowing that I now understand this lecture perfectly well. I like the way you demonstrated the parts of the lips by actually showing/pointing to it on yourself. For initially before I watched your lecture, I did not know where the vermilion border was, etc. Thank you for enriching my knowledge with such vital information. God bless you

5 stars

By ARUN M. on 04. December 2021 for Nuclear Hormone Receptors and Steroid Hormone Signaling

Awesome review , covering all the important concepts with clear explanation

awesome lecturer

By Saad M. on 03. December 2021 for Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

Best professor I've come across on lecturio. He makes the subject so much fun

not enough details

By Suhaib_ u. on 02. December 2021 for Staphylococci

not enough details, like the fast staph. is Catalase-positive and non motile . more details needed.

Review

By Melissa H. on 02. December 2021 for Genomics

It was very comprehensive and I loved how easy it was to understand

Finally a simple explanation.

By Blaze B. on 01. December 2021 for Immune Tolerance and Autoimmune Regulator (AIRE)

I needed a short, sweet, simple explanation of immune tolerance, and that is exactly what this is. Thank you!

like

By ????? ???? ??? .. on 01. December 2021 for Anatomy of the Teeth

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the lecture is difficult to understand

By Rowell R. on 30. November 2021 for Extracellular Fluid (ECF) and Intracellular Fluid (ICF): Changes in ECF Volume

man i really find it hard to understand the lectures

Review

By Ruben Arturo C. on 29. November 2021 for Introduction to Medical Genetics

I liked the course ,but a little more explination is needed in each of the clases

Good and clear lectures! Thank you

By Ana Z. on 29. November 2021 for Pyrimidine Catabolism and Salvage Reactions

All of the videos on this topic are very good, thank you!! It made me finally understand it. I wish we would have more details on the pathologies related to the Purine and Pyrimidine pathways.

Biochemistry made easy

By Fanwell B. on 28. November 2021 for Amino Acid Metabolism

It was awesome factual and easy to understand.Amoino acid Metabolism clear relationship to general human Anatomy.

Great and simple review!

By Olha T. on 27. November 2021 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Thank You! Very helpful and useful. Simplified way of explaining a complicated topic

the doctor

By ali A. on 25. November 2021 for Vibrio Cholerae – Enteric Bacteria

I LOVE THIS DOCTOR , he make the lecture more absorbable

like a bad penny

By jack g. on 24. November 2021 for Anemia: Overview

In my head "please don't be Dr. Raj, please don't be Dr. Raj, please don't be Dr. Raj". Damn it !!(bangs table).

Good

By Mehmet emin B. on 22. November 2021 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Mr carlo raj know what i want to know in this class

appreciation

By Adnan S. on 18. November 2021 for Bacteria

I really appreciate because it helped me a lot to grab such a complicated topic in a simple or decent way.i can't explain.eventually I loved to learn subjects in this manner

Upper limb

By MATOVU I. on 18. November 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Because you are nice and make me understand the topic and pursue my course

Brilliant As Always

By Ghadeer K. on 17. November 2021 for Adrenal Gland Disorders

Dr. Raj is my constant reminder to thank god for Lecturio. I’m doing well in every block in huge part thanks to him alone. I owe him my medical degree.

Vitíligo

By DAVID EDUARDO R. on 16. November 2021 for Vitiligo

Muy poca información y bastante básica la que se muestra

Is this teaching or reciting?

By Darrell W. on 16. November 2021 for Structures and Intrinsic Connections of the Basal Ganglia

I'm just curious whether this professor recites what he is reading and points out what's on the diagrams.

Perfect professor

By Aisha S. on 15. November 2021 for Cardiovascular Histology

He is excellent, explain everything in a very organized systemic way.

simple and to the point

By Brittany H. on 14. November 2021 for Asthma: Introduction

Dr. Raj is the foundation of my education and my tuition is a lot more expensive than this website.

Very useful

By Nas A. on 13. November 2021 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Very useful content with a good basis to understand the more serious presentations of IHD. It is also very well presented

Terrific series

By Nas A. on 13. November 2021 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The breakdown of the different components and step-wise progression through the content is very useful. Additionally the amount of information provided is perfect for the level of knowledge required. Dr Raj is a fantastic presenter and has a terrific style.

Great!

By Nina O. on 13. November 2021 for Lymph Nodes: Structure (Part 1)

Thanx for making me understand lots of things I did not know before. I appreciate it alot.

I love it.

By Neuer N. on 11. November 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

It's really cool,precise,concise and understandable,trust me.

Excellent resources to passing and understanding Medicine.

By James B. on 10. November 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

It’s precisely short and to the point, Clear audio and details on the parts mentioned in regards to anatomy both clinical and theoretical. The multiple choice practices has really made me to get a very score in my PAT last week. I hope to continue using this resources for the next 6 years or more.

Many thanks to doctor Carlo Raj . He has given a brilliant lecture about types of Hepatiites.

By Gulbanu S. on 10. November 2021 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Yes . Hello Lecturio Team and Doctor Carlo Raj. Brilliant lectures It has great content and differentials are highlighted really well. Especially key points are described excellently . Many thanks indeed.

By jack g. on 10. November 2021 for Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Diagnosis and Treatment

love this guy but I'm sure it's just stockholm syndrome

Simple and complete.

By pptrf F. on 09. November 2021 for Lung Nodules and Cancer

Professor Raj is very clear in explanation and he kept my attention constantly high. Lung cancer is one of the most difficult subject to study and he helped me to keep important concept in order in my mind. Thank you.

unclear lessons

By Sara A. on 09. November 2021 for Potter's Syndrome

I'm sorry but I can't seem to understand him, it feels like he's revising the new subject to me instead of teaching it.

By Daira Nerea M. on 08. November 2021 for Glycolysis: F1,6P –> DHAP – Glycolysis and Pyruvate Metabolism

Amazing Dr. Kevin! Thank you very much for this course!

Appreciation

By Adnan S. on 08. November 2021 for Aging

It is comprehensive pike of knowledge.in short I appreciate the effort of whole Lecturio team to cover difficult topics in such a easy way..I can’t explain.I loved it

Wonderful lecture series

By Yasin Y. on 07. November 2021 for Inflammation Pharmacology

I really liked all of the pharmacology series on lecturio and I can say that Dr. Shukle makes it that much more entertaining. He’s very informative and always adds his personal experiences with the use of each medication. Absolutely wonderful lecturer. I really appreciate his lectures to a great extent!

amazing

By ABDUWAILI H. on 07. November 2021 for Respiratory Physiology

a m a x z i n g l e c t u r e s

Thank you Professor

By Nina O. on 07. November 2021 for Bronchi and Bronchiole

Great lecture, for I learnt somethings from the lecture. Thank you Professor.

Good teaching

By Dr. Andreas G. on 06. November 2021 for Lymph Nodes: Structure (Part 2)

very clearly explained. perfect to complete your understanding about this topic

Amazing

By deleted u. on 05. November 2021 for DNA Replication and Repair

Short and simple. Right through to the significant things. Thanks to the professor.

Dr Raj teaches students to think

By Thomas L. on 04. November 2021 for Respiratory Failures

Dr Raj is very good in his teaching style in preparing students for the USMLE. He has a very good command of the subject. His teaching method is different in the sense that he does not spoon feed and wants the students to think on the material that they have learned in lecture. For those students looking for a lecture material I would recommend John B. West's small books on Respiratory Physiology and Respiratory Pathophysiology.

Complete knowledge

By VIVEK N. on 04. November 2021 for Respiratory Physiology

I am a practising doctor not appearing for any examination, I am watching it to refresh my knowledge. I find it very useful my concepts are refreshed I am getting additional information about recent research and it’s easier to understand with visuals and graphs

Good and clear lecture! Thank you

By Ana Z. on 03. November 2021 for Small Intestine: Histology

His lectures are always amazing, simple and so clear! Thank you

Enlarge the diagrams and pictures

By Luis Gael L. on 02. November 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I would be very pleased If the diagrams were clearer to see.

Wonderful Professor and material

By Elizabeth Y. on 02. November 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Professor Canby is very thorough and presents a detailed explanation and caption of the head and neck anatomy along with some helpful mnemonics

Great course -a must listen

By Elizabeth Y. on 02. November 2021 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

I like the way the material is presented and the professors overall lecture energy and outline.

Great teaching

By Brent H. on 01. November 2021 for CNS - Pharmacology

The professor was very thorough and at the same time understandable….

Well explained

By Prashant U. on 01. November 2021 for Periodic Table for Biology – Chemistry

I appreciate these refresher and very well-explained building lectures.

Thanks

By Kushal S. on 31. October 2021 for Contingency Table – Relative Risks (Measures of Association)

Very clear, concise to understand the formulas for all usmle tests

It was wonderful lesson.

By Nicole R. on 30. October 2021 for Roseolovirus (HHV-6 and HHV-7) – Herpesviruses

He was very wholesome,calm,clear composed and his use of references to his experience were wonderful.

Fire!

By Nehemiah W. on 30. October 2021 for Renovascular Hypertension

Raj!!! Lecturio couldn't have picked a better physician to teach us.

Pharmacology

By U I. on 30. October 2021 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

He method of teaching makes a lot of sense as he explains it as it relates to the medical practice and his experience.

Microbiology

By U I. on 30. October 2021 for Microbiology: Introduction

The lectures are well explained and he made it easy for understanding the microbiology concept

Changing the world through structural,practical ,goal oriented and focused learning.

By Rowland U. on 29. October 2021 for Cerebral Cortex

It has been but pure, clear and Concise..the way Dr Canby goes about to illustrate the slides especially for the fact that this aspect of the human anatomy is very complex to understand.. I have already recommended a lot of my friends to lecturio and they were all glad I did.

Excellent

By Yi?it Ka?an A. on 28. October 2021 for Asthma: Introduction

I cannot give less than 5 stars to any of Dr. Raj's lectures. But I accept that you have to be smart to understand him. His only mistake might be assuming people who lecture to are smart.

Wonderful lecture by doctor raj

By Chandra S. on 28. October 2021 for Glomerulonephritis

Well explained .Full of concepts and differentials.and gud humour

not worthy

By Valentina v. on 28. October 2021 for Helicobacter Pylori Infection

too little information even about therapy and moa. Dr Raj is literally reading the slides. i can do it by myself.

very well explained

By Naika J. on 27. October 2021 for Hydatidiform Mole

it was well presented, very easy to understand. Godd job Dr Raj

Good

By Lawrence K. on 27. October 2021 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Brief but accurate in its presentation and what is included. Thank you.

HE is dry

By Miss C. on 26. October 2021 for Cranial Nerve III: Oculomotor Nerve

the presenter is not helping me learn. he needs more emphasis on the topic. Make it fun

not worthy

By Valentina v. on 26. October 2021 for Paraneoplastic Endocrinopathies – Carcinogenesis

cannot understand a word. info given are too summary and unconnected

Presentation presenter mismatch

By Mesfin D. on 26. October 2021 for Cellular Structure

The content of the lecture/presentation is excellent. Has somebody else prepared the material?

Insulin lecture

By Anna P. on 26. October 2021 for Insulin Secretion and Regulation

Give a big picture of how insulin works. It is easy to go deep after watch Dr.wilson's lecture.

Great lecturer! Excellent explanations!

By Andres d. on 26. October 2021 for Presentation of Lipid Antigens by CD1 – Antigen Processing and Presentation

This lecture series was very well done. The material is relevant, the lecturer's explanations a very clear, and the quiz questions are very well formulated. I have come to expect no less from lecturio.

It is very well summarized and complete, grateful to have found it.

By Shakira R. on 25. October 2021 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Vey well summarized and complete. I was having difficulties to learn it, but with the Lecturio’s videos I understood it the first time.

great!

By Concepcion C. on 23. October 2021 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

the presentation is easy to understand.. it is easier for me to understand the topic im reading in the textbook..

Thank you for simplifying!

By Emilee K. on 23. October 2021 for DPP-4 Inhibitors and GLP-1 Analogues — Diabetes Medications

I was so confused when I read this in my book. Thank you for simplifying this medication process and making it understandable and easy to remember!

By Daira Nerea M. on 21. October 2021 for Scapulohumeral Muscles – Anatomy of the Shoulder

Esta lección me ha servido mucho en reforzar mi visión espacial del sistema muscular. Muchas gracias!

Really Good Summary

By Andrés N. on 21. October 2021 for Lymphadenopathy: Burkitt Lymphoma – White Blood Cell Pathology

Very concise lecture, it is a very good summary and really helps you to understand the topic. May not be exhaustive but you can't cover everything in one video. Thank you very much.

Endocrine System presented by a doctor Carlo Raj really well. Many thanks indeed.

By Gulbanu S. on 20. October 2021 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

Yes , endocrine system is a complexly complicated system and explained so well. Many thanks indeed to a doctor Carlo Raj.

Hormones and signal Transduction by doctor Kevin Ahern is a great course.

By Gulbanu S. on 20. October 2021 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

Yes, hormones and their transduction signals are important like a cardiac conduction system starting form the Sino-atrial node (SA) finishing in the Purkinjie fibres . I mean Hormones and signal transduction are really well explained by a doctor doctor Kevin Ahern . He has been presenting the most complicated part of the medicine course so well. In terms of pregnant patient for example who does need an extra attention and management as they go though various hormonal changes while caring out pregnancy and delivery tasks. I cant thank enough for his contribution . I much appreciated.

Great lecture!

By Nara A. on 20. October 2021 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Great course, well explained, love how he connects the physiology with the lectures so you can see how they are related.

Neurophysiology by doctor Thad Wilson is a brilliant tutorial. Many thanks indeed.

By Gulbanu S. on 20. October 2021 for Neurophysiology

Hi Lecturio Team, Yes, I like it a lot neurophysiology by doctor Thad Wilson. Great presentation and explanation. In my view, the neurophysiology is one of the vital key of the medicine by knowing it and combining knowledge and skills with anatomy, pathophysiology and surgery you could figure out pathology in terms of when you facing patients with traumatic injury . In contrast when you seeing infected patient with contagious viruses, bacteria and fungi and so on, of course you need to immediately think about combining knowledge and skills of microbiology, pathophysiology and pharmacology and biochemistry. Yes, all courses are given so well presented. Yes . I certainly enjoyed it Lecturio as it has all components of courses which are important for every doctor who wants to excel their skills. Many thanks indeed for the course organizers, Showing on cadaver will be even better to get precise knowledge and skills.

Vittamin section

By robert m. on 19. October 2021 for Vitamins

Only wish the section would have also included videos or as link to videos posted elsewhere to Vitamin C, B1,B2,B6 and the rest of the water soluble Vittamins.

BEST!

By Braulio C. on 19. October 2021 for Learning Outcomes – Interventional Studies (Study Designs)

I CONSIDER THIS LECTURE IS VERY USEFUL, BECAUSE THE LECTURER AND THE CONTENT IS EASY TO UNDERSTAND THANKS

Great job

By Marco G. on 19. October 2021 for Introduction: Pathogens and the Immune System

Thank you for givine such a clear, clean and concise explanation. Looking forward to continue this course. Again, thank you.

Brilliant as always

By Ghadeer K. on 18. October 2021 for Dementia

When I pass my neurology block next week, I’ll be sure to come back and thank Dr. Raj. If it weren’t for him, I’d still be lost and confused.

Great lecture!

By Christine K. on 18. October 2021 for Obstructive Lung Disease

I love your teaching style... your flaccid hand visual will be what I use to explain COPD to my patients!

falta mas información

By Yameli J. on 18. October 2021 for Asthma: Introduction

Va muy rápido y confunden con los términos , este video debió tener mas claridad a los términos y con la explicación , un poco mas de profundidad

VPEC & VTEC ????

By Doctor 2. on 17. October 2021 for Bacteria

I choose this rate because Dr Vincent deserve it. I really really like it. Definitely I will recommend to other students.

Lecturio is the best solution for medical students

By Doctor 2. on 17. October 2021 for Coronavirus

I like it very much because it explains in detail . I will recommend it to my fellow medical friends . Thank you Lecturio

Above medical school standards

By Nivedita R. on 16. October 2021 for Cardiac Physiology

Your physiology standards are up to the mark of a cardiolgy student learning cardiac physiology

Really helpful videos.. but wish for more mcq questions after each section

By padmakumar s. on 15. October 2021 for Adaptive Immune System

Lecturio videos helped me study the subject more easily and also helped me in solving mcq questions. But i wish there were more mcq questions after each section.

Smart revision

By Nigar Q. on 15. October 2021 for Bacteria

The lecture were so concise and upto the point. The questions following each video were very helpful in remembering the key facts.

Thanks

By Ksayma@yahoo.com H. on 15. October 2021 for Pediatric GI Pathology

Short to the point and very helpful for quick revision

no sound

By Shawn D. on 12. October 2021 for Haemophilus Ducreyi

no sound on the video. no sound on the video.

Helpful, clear, easy to follow and understand, good review video for HTN

By JUN L. on 12. October 2021 for Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

clear speaking, easy to understand, fun short lecture. I found it helpful to review the basic concept of HTN and its urgency vs emergency approach. Thanks!

Very clear !

By Marion E. on 12. October 2021 for Other Causes of Dementia

Every lecture should be done like that ! Thank you very much doctor !

the explanation is really good

By lujain A. on 11. October 2021 for Afferent and Efferent Arterioles

a m m m m a z i n g

Pulmonary Pathology by Dr Carlo Raj another brilliant lecture.

By Gulbanu S. on 09. October 2021 for Introduction to Pulmonary Pathology

Another brilliant lecture by doctor Carlo Raj , I like it very much such a great presentation and content is great . A very informative lecture and very memorable. His way of explaining really memorable . Art of teaching I would say . Many thanks and I really wish best of luck all of the lecturio specialists and professors . Also all of admin teams always response promptly.Many thanks indeed.

Lower Limb Anatomy by doctor James Pickering presented brilliantly . Many thanks indeed.

By Gulbanu S. on 09. October 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Lower Limb Anatomy by dr James Pickering another brilliant lecture I cant thank enough it remind me my university years we used to go to the university lab to learn it in Russian language. Now it is online by lecturio and brilliantly explained in English. Actually great to hear from professionals like you . It gives me confidence to know how to pronunciation precisely all of those anatomical terminologies . I have been so exited and re- listening over and over to make sure my pronunciation skills . Many thanks to all doctors who contributed their time to present those lectures.

GI Physiology .Thank you very much to the dr Thad Wilson for wonderful tutorial.

By Gulbanu S. on 09. October 2021 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Dr. Thad Wilsson s lectures are brilliant He explains and demonstrates all on the diagram geographically and very memorable. I much appreciated , many thanks.

Classes on pharmacology lecturio

By paola B. on 09. October 2021 for ANS - Pharmacology

This classes are not bad but sometimes are difficult to understand

Very good

By Jinyi Z. on 08. October 2021 for Amino Acid Metabolism

It is Clearly clearly Clearly clearly Clearly clearly Clearly clearly

Cardio Pathology

By Jenny A. on 08. October 2021 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj makes the lecture more interesting with how he delivers the topic and the explanations behind it. His constant repetition of the topic makes one retain the information by heart. He is very smart and knows the topic very well the way he says it. I like all of his discussions…

This lecture provided me with so much clarity. Thank you

By Sabrina B. on 06. October 2021 for Kinetic Considerations – Enzyme Catalysis

This lecture provided me with so much clarity. Thank you

Keep going Dr Raj !

By Maria V. on 03. October 2021 for Polyneuropathy

I like Dr Raj. He is so funny and manages to make me remember many things!

By Adila d. on 02. October 2021 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I like it, definitely i will recommend this to my fellow classmate. Thank you Lecturio. Thank you Carlo Raj, MD

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By ABDUWAILI H. on 30. September 2021 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

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Very Understanding.

By Reginald u. on 29. September 2021 for Electrocardiogram (ECG): Definition, Function & Basic Principles – Electrocardiogram

Thank you Prof. Wilson. you made the subject to be very easy to understand.

I enjoyed this course very much!!!

By Mohammed S. on 27. September 2021 for Spinal Cord

The complexity of the subject makes it a nightmare to study a reference book or attend a lecture with someone who didn't know what they were doing. Dr. Canby saves so much time and explains the divisions and detailed classifications of the spinal cord with such ease it is impressive. I came across this app a month away from my finals because I didn't understand most of the neurosciences subjects. Trust me, I understood Neurosciences (including neuroanatomy from this course) in just a month way better than all my attempts during the previous 6 months. Very well done course! It integrates the mapping with clinical correlations on the spot and makes everything easy to memorize.

clear looking for classification of microorganism

By NASSER R. on 27. September 2021 for Microbiology: Introduction

simplest and clear and touch the point figure help in understand

somewhat relevant content

By Yibo W. on 27. September 2021 for Cardiovascular Histology

the way the prof explains the content is a bit nitty gritty the prof is not very good at commenting should you have queries

cutting the dna

By Jasmine M. on 27. September 2021 for Cutting the DNA

in depth knowledge on DNA splicing, ecor 1 and so the base pairs want to stick together and then ligase comes along to stick together the backbones, the phosphate-sugar backbones. Here you can see how the two pieces come together and now we have a recombinant DNA molecule. Again, we are generally looking at a circular chromosome and a foreign piece of DNA being inserted into that circular chromosome and so we'll see two ends of sticky ends and insertion of that sequence.

recombinant dna

By Jasmine M. on 27. September 2021 for Recombinant DNA

This lecture gave me a brief knowledge on how rDNA is made.

why i like biotechnology

By Neuer N. on 27. September 2021 for Biotechnology

Easy to understand I like that subject Clear explanations relevant for my dream job

Excellent lecture but couldn’t assimilate .

By Omprakash P. on 23. September 2021 for CNS - Pharmacology

Presentation was really good . Extraordinary presentation needs a flow . It should be like a story . Like a natural history for any disease and more about evolution in case of treatment or intervention . Though the presentation had everything and was easy to understand but still from the student ( my ) point of view it was difficult to assimilate . Over all it was a fantastic lecture .

perfect

By Braulio C. on 23. September 2021 for Learning Outcomes – Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Medicine (EBM)

i am very pleased with this lesson! I really unterstood everything

By Alejandro T. on 22. September 2021 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

I like this Guy I am the Last Hope Yes Yeah Si SIp

Excelent

By Gabriela Sofia O. on 22. September 2021 for Superficial Back Muscles – Back Muscles

Easy to understand and to take notes, even for a non native English talker

Lecturer slow to respond

By Yibo W. on 22. September 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Content is very high yielding but the lecturer is slow to respond to qns

Concise and well organized

By Akeem B. on 22. September 2021 for Spinal Cord

Well presented and focus of clinical relevance. Short and concise.

Vascular system and pressures in the Vessels are vital topic.

By Gulbanu S. on 21. September 2021 for Vascular Physiology

Great course A very important indeed I wandered how to improve the walls of a vessel and important spots like an aorta first example and IVC Carotid arteries which does really important arterial blood supply to the brain vertebral arteries which are play really important role I mean a lot of things we can think off . How to avoid for instance brain haemorrhages or aortic dissection and how to manage hypertension IC or IOP and BP . CVP . Etc

Cerebral Cortex And Functions .

By Gulbanu S. on 21. September 2021 for Cerebral Cortex

Hello Dear Doctor Canby. Brilliant explanation . And the demonstration is outstanding thanks for your time and effort !!! It is very important topic as well as we need to know a lot about brain in order to treat correctly and precisely rest of the body . I think 12 CN are given really well as well as cerebral cortex . I Interested in more about spinal fluid and how to improve content of the spinal fluid as we know it does give all the necessary nutrients to the brain . Some people have sudden seizures I wandered if possible to predict by taking and analysing their spinal fluid content! To avoid patient from seizure ! As every seizure gives really hard time to a patient and consequences are negatively affect to the brain cells of the individual . So better prophylaxis than cure. And I believe there is more effective ways to treat brain disease by knowing the pathogenesis of brain disorders . Many thanks for the great course about cerebral cortex. Kind regards, Dr. Gulbanu Akimgaliyevna.

COVID-19 disease has new subtypes needing more effective cure and vaccines!!!

By Gulbanu S. on 21. September 2021 for Coronavirus

Hello Dr Elliott, Yes this course is very complex and very interesting !!!! Especially pathogenesis part I think very important!!! As all treatment depends on it! Yes ,I do like this COVID 19 course ! I have taken so long to read those sessions as trying to compare from other sources if it had differences. That why is more interesting to study and memorable! I always love to study with differentials! Sorry about that that. As it is a new virus + with various subtypes , I am taking my time to study rather just reading ! I study to gain knowledge and skills not for a certificate Therefore I may take longer time And study all the details . This course is amazing I still think COVID-19 needs to be studied a very profoundly in order to have more effective and efficient treatment for the patients who experience this dangerous COVID-19 disease Especially I think post- COVID recovery’s very important as well. Many thanks for your great talk . Excellent explanation , and content is very informative . Dr .Gulbanu Akimgalievna

Excellent Overview of PNS

By Daryl T. on 18. September 2021 for Parasympathetic Nervous System (PSNS)

I'm a first year medical student and the lectures that we have had on the autonomics have not been clear or understandable at all. The set of lecture materials and the lectures that Lecture has provided has GREATLY increased my understanding and made my exam prep much easier.

Nice and Simple Explanation

By Babur M. on 18. September 2021 for Statistical Biases

It simply and in a nice way explained the Statistical Biases with examples.

Great!

By Fadime B. on 18. September 2021 for Endometriosis

I didn't know this was possible but Dr.Raj makes med lectures enjoyable and understandable for real.

It is fine

By Шавкат Х. on 16. September 2021 for Coronavirus

It is fine, like it very much. Very informative and useful

Great summary

By Ana Z. on 16. September 2021 for Replication Fork

Wonderful, simple and easy-to-understand video. Finally got it

Too confusing

By Ana Z. on 16. September 2021 for DNA Repair

This video has several problems. It does not seem to be a continuation of the previous ones, it has unclear information, the reparation itself is not explained, and the name dropping doesn't help either.

a good update

By Michael D. on 14. September 2021 for Coronavirus

a good update for a recent pandemic that has negatively affected so many communities

alright

By Chi Chi O. on 14. September 2021 for Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

alright. I liked the lecture. I think it was quite relatable

Concise and Enjoyable

By Ajimakin F. on 13. September 2021 for Coronavirus

Definitely recommend to everyone, informative and concise, looking forward to more lectures by Dr Sean

top

By George H. on 12. September 2021 for Aortic Stenosis: Diagnosis and Treatment

top lecture from my man, only writing this to submit 5 star review

Good lecture indeed!

By Mahziar K. on 12. September 2021 for Probes and Blotting Methods

I liked the lecture. It was clear and concise. I liked it better if the lecturer used more visuals of techniques.

Detailed

By NICOLE G. on 11. September 2021 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

Very informative and detailed. It allows you to understand the concepts on a fundamental level.

Covid 19 explained

By Maria C. on 11. September 2021 for Coronavirus

The information was specific and to the point. The power point went with the information presented. It was easy to follow and understand.

Great lectures

By Mohamed mohamud S. on 10. September 2021 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

I like dr raj lectures , he has clear knowledge about his teaching

Explanation

By RIDA Z. on 10. September 2021 for Aromatic Family: Phenylalanine and Tyrosine

The best explanation, Concise and to the point. Thank you so much.

personality disorders made easier

By Grace K. on 08. September 2021 for Personality Disorders

i chose this rating because , lecturio gave me broader understanding of this topic Helen did a great job with explaining the concept, and i love it. i will always recommend lecturio to my friends in medical school, until everyone gets to know about this great opportunity to learn smartly.

Great lecture

By Kate R. on 08. September 2021 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Great information, current guidelines and recommendations are displayed neat and concise .

Thank youuu!

By Kelly V. on 08. September 2021 for Questions – Lipid Control

I really enjoyed all the videos about tx for lipid disorders! Made me understand easily!

Good walk-through case

By Alaena A. on 08. September 2021 for COVID-19: Clinical Case

Nice summary comparing and contrasting other differential diagnoses and walk-through of a typical case of COVID.

waste of time

By aziz d. on 07. September 2021 for Fungi — Introduction to Microbiology

waste of time for usmle prep highly dont recommend. thats it

Like it very much

By Anna P. on 05. September 2021 for Respiratory Physiology

Dr. Wilson simplify the most important materials we need to know for this subject. The way he explained that make more sense to me. Simple and easy that literally save my time to read the text book.

Learning made EASY!

By Cathrine M. on 04. September 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I am really loving your lecture videos so much and the fact that they just simplify everything that seemed so hard to grab on just blows my mind. I really wish I was able to get the premium offer so I can watch every video I wish to watch because they are just what I know I need so much to get good grades in Medicine but the odds are against me.

Making Medicine Easy

By Mbi M. on 04. September 2021 for Sideroblastic Anemia: Nucleated Red Blood Cells in Bone Marrow

Dr Raj you crack me up, you make medicine fun.

Brain Structures

By Deborah H. on 04. September 2021 for Brain Stem

It is the best class on brain structures I've had to date. However, what this and all the other reviews lack is better terms to more deliberately, precisely and succinctly REMIND the students of where each structure is and it's function EACH TIME it is discussed. The brain has ALOT of structures and respective functions that need to be understood and memorized. So that type of repetition would just be really helpful.

really good app to study

By ABDUWAILI H. on 04. September 2021 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

really good app to study , you can download the lectures and study anywhere anytime

Love the way how he explain

By Anna P. on 04. September 2021 for Effects of Pulmonary Artery Pressure – Pulmonary Blood Flow

Because professor solve my unclear questions. Love the way he explain lecture in the simple way

Excellent

By Facundo C. on 02. September 2021 for Stomach

Español: Fácil de aprender. Conciso y directo. Buena infografía. English: Easy to learn. Concise and direct. Good infographic.

Perfect for first-time/ revision of materials before/ after checking the textbooks.

By Mohammed S. on 01. September 2021 for Neurophysiology

On point, efficient and easy to comprehend. Fantastic presentation by the professor. My experience comes from an african medical school with professors who spend 2 hours explaining major concepts that I end up spending extra time trying to understand. For example, the action potential video explained the concept for me in less than 10 minutes in comparison to the 1 hour irl lecture that led me nowhere.

Up to date

By Eshrak M. on 01. September 2021 for Coronavirus

It is helpful and updated And with presences of quiz it condence information.

Excelent teaching

By juan q. on 01. September 2021 for Brain Stem

Amazing explanation with the proffessor Good research on many topics

Cell Receptors

By Matthew c. on 01. September 2021 for Cell Surface Receptors

Great Lecture! Brings the connection between the receptors and their activities in a way that is easy to comprehend and recall. Very well organized for a lecture under 20 minutes!

Awesome lecturer

By Andres d. on 31. August 2021 for Other Causes of Dementia

Great lecture just like all of his lectures. He is always very engaging.

wonderful class

By FERNANDA T. on 31. August 2021 for Pulmonary Ventilation – Breathing and Lung Mechanics

fantastic teacher in addition to the fact that the explanation is dynamic and very easy to understand

Best histology lectures with physiology guidelines

By yahya s. on 29. August 2021 for Reproductive Histology

Because sir showed diagramatic picture along with histology slide That make it very helpful

Easily understandable

By Machuke J. on 28. August 2021 for Endocrine Physiology

Very detailed and well laid out. I can easily understand.

Best of the lecturio!

By Yiğit Kağan A. on 26. August 2021 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj is my fav lecturer on here without a doubt. He's teaching excellently. I really am angry towards morons who have suboptimal Iq for med school and make comments about how Dr. Raj is bad lol. I wish all lecturers were like Dr. Raj, to be honest. I really don't like to see lecturers who try to simplify as much as possible. They're teaching like you're an idiot. It's not really unfortunate that people who have suboptimal Iqs don't love Dr. Raj which is fine BUT please don't try to remove Dr. Raj lectures and replace the old lectures.

Great and easy explanation!

By Lucero A. on 25. August 2021 for Fertilization and Implantation

Very clear explanation, I understood everything quite well. Key concepts.

excellent for differential diagnosis

By Mahindokht R. on 25. August 2021 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

very good explain in simplest way , I am a physiology student, thanks Dr.

very enlightening

By Rob. W. E. on 24. August 2021 for Cardiac Arrhythmia: Dysrhythmias and CSD

very well outline and simplified presentation. Good wits combined with serious discussion

Helped me understand the physio

By Roze G. on 24. August 2021 for Acute Inflammation: Stages – Inflammation and Wound Repair

Very clear and helpful to understand the physio. Dr. Raj's lecture also was great because he went step by step and explained the stages more like a story which makes it easier to remember.

Super

By Philipp R. on 24. August 2021 for Mycoplasma Pneumoniae

Clear, structured information. Up to date and well done! I would recommend this lecture.

It was nice

By Ann mariya S. on 23. August 2021 for Cardiac Physiology

We need more question Bank.and it will be good if we include more topics.

useful stuff.

By S C. on 21. August 2021 for Proximal Convoluted Tubule (PCT): Proximal Convoluted Tubular Mechanics

very useful lecture. The graph is very informative and helps one understand renal physiology.

Frustrating

By Hadi H. on 20. August 2021 for Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

Very Irritating describing method. Im sorry for saying like that.

point to points clinical oriented.

By dr. Jadumoni g. on 20. August 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

point to points clinical oriented lecture. clear cut explanation of topic.

Anatomy Crash Course

By Maegan Faye G. on 20. August 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Explanations are simple, comprehensive and concise. I would recommend this to students who are struggling with Anatomy during med school days. I was able to appreciate Anatomy more through the lectures in Lecturio.

OCULAR MUSCLES

By Jerome III P. on 19. August 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Since there was a confusion regarding the actions of ocular muscles versus the cardinal gazes of movement when examining the intactness of ocular muscles, the video regarding this topic should be updated. And examples of exam questions pertaining between the difference of the two should be given. But overall, it was a good review!

high yield

By S C. on 19. August 2021 for Overview of Antiviral Activity – Antiviral Drugs

high yield info, the overview is excellent and helped me towards the exams.

GOOD LECTURE!

By Yi?it Ka?an A. on 18. August 2021 for Systolic Dysfunction

As always, Dr. Raj is helping me understand. Absolutely love it.

Biochem

By Anna P. on 18. August 2021 for Steroids and Bile Acids: Movement of Cholesterol

Love this lecture. Dr. Ahern explains much better than my professor.

"im not even going to try"

By Abdulaziz A. on 17. August 2021 for Levetiracetam (Keppra) – Antiseizure Medications

correctly pronouncing drugs is important especially when people pay for their education.

Thanks!

By S C. on 17. August 2021 for Bradycardia: Sinus Bradycardia and Heart Blocks

very good intro to heart blocks. I think next few lectues would also help if details are provided.

so clear.

By S C. on 17. August 2021 for S1 and S2

very clearly explained important and salient points. Would help with further pathological findings.

Excellent!

By Yiğit Kağan A. on 17. August 2021 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Cardiology is only fun when you understand it not memorize it and that's exactly what Dr. Raj is doing. He makes people understand and builds a solid base.

Thank you Dr. Raj

By Yiğit Kağan A. on 17. August 2021 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj is an excellent teacher. He makes me wanna study more and I'm looking forward to listen to his lectures. I think he's one of the best in lecture and most definitely my favourite teacher thus far. Cardiology is hard to understand for stupid people no matter how hard he tries to simplify. I understand why other people don't like him. They want plain lectures where the lecturer reads slides only. Medicine is not for dummies fellas.

Cheer up charlie

By Lo P. on 17. August 2021 for Mesenteric Ischemia

Guy seems cross and the lecture is lacking in context and flow

Excellent lecture series. Must watch...

By Abhinav M. on 16. August 2021 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Very detailed explanation of each valvular heart disease. Dr. Raj made sure that each student understands the basic concepts for long term learning and preventing short term cramming. Thank you Dr. Raj.

Very good

By Thiyam D. on 16. August 2021 for Reproductive Pharmacology

I never imagined these lectures could be that helpful.I was honestly so bad at pharmacology before but then i could really see a big change. The videos were interesting and since the videos are not lengthy its easier for me to focus on certain topics and go hand in hand with my usmle first add book Really thankful for this platform.

Excellent

By Yi?it Ka?an A. on 14. August 2021 for Hyperlipidemia

Again an excellent lecture from Dr Raj. I love this man to be honest

Amazing

By Jessica Marie T. on 14. August 2021 for DNA Replication and Repair

I FULLY recommend!! Definitely has help out in my courses.

Great explaination

By Sachin P. on 14. August 2021 for CNS - Pharmacology

So much informative Learning hard concept super easy ways The professor teaches like too much professionally and its high yield

Best!!!

By Yiğit Kağan A. on 14. August 2021 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj's lectures are great for learning something. Best of the bests

Lecturio needs more Dr. Raj's

By Yi?it Ka?an A. on 14. August 2021 for Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes

The best thing about Dr Raj is that his way of teaching is very dynamic and this keeps you in the lecture and makes you stay focused during the lecture. He is an excellent guy. I don't like plain and simple lectures, they are very boring. Also after I listened to his lectures, I don't just memorize, I learn. Best regards

Good, but it could improve.

By Julia d. on 13. August 2021 for Phenotypes Affected by Environment and Epistasis – Beyond Gregor Mendel

I liked this lecture and I also like this teacher. I just sometimes find the explanations a little be confusing.

Bad language, bad graphical representation

By Marco-Aurelio D. on 13. August 2021 for Systolic Dysfunction

I have to repeat everything he says three times because of his way of expressing himself, I don't mean the accent, thats fine, but how he puts his sentences together for explaining something is confusing. This is being made way worse by the graphics and the fact that he can't point at what he actually means while he explains it. Also there is no legend to the curves that he explains.

Topic should be presented in a better way

By Stella P. on 11. August 2021 for Overview of Transcription and Translation

A student could do this lecture and it would be easier to understand. we expect better lectures from professors.

By Giorgi M. on 11. August 2021 for Diamond-Blackfan Anemia

quick explanation of what pure red cell aplasia is would also be great

Awesome

By Jared P. on 11. August 2021 for Peritoneum: Definitions

Excellent explanation, the definitions are clear, concise and the representations in the slides are really good.

Endocrine system

By samson s s. on 11. August 2021 for Endocrine Physiology

The quiz is excellent. I learned a lot from it.

Wonderful information!!

By Tamiia G. on 10. August 2021 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I found the information informative and helpful. I truly enjoyed Dr. Raj. He has that je ne sais quoi, going on!!!!

Straight-to-the-point lectures!

By lafayette H. on 10. August 2021 for Microbiology: Introduction

Coming from someone that has never taken microbiology before, I feel as if it's explained simply without All the fluff, especially for a “Ph.D.,” which, from my experience, makes things more complicated than they need to be when giving lectures and quizzes. Ex. When I take the quiz at the end of each lecture I understand what the question is asking, and I'm able to respond Accordingly. This is what's missing in the science classes that I taken at the Schools I've attended.

best one

By S C. on 10. August 2021 for Gallstones: Diagnosis and Management

Thank you very much for explaining this topic well. After a look through several youtube videos this was the best one!

Great breakdown of diseases/infections by location

By Lauren E. on 10. August 2021 for Pulmonary Clinical Anatomy: Upper Portion

Love the explanation here about diseases and infections! Will never forget why squamous and small cell carcinomas lie medially now! I also really enjoy the interactive component of your lectures! Keeps me alert even after many hours of study Thanks Dr Raj

Thanks!

By S C. on 08. August 2021 for Autoimmune Diseases

great lecure and wide coverage of key poinds like investigations. I like the style and the content. Thanks

good cases

By S C. on 08. August 2021 for Other Types of Viral Hepatitis

good points covered. clinically relevant. good cases. thanks! I enjoyed this lecture.

Thanks!

By S C. on 08. August 2021 for Liver Disease: Introduction and Commonly Used Liver Test

very good lecture. high yield. excellent coverage of the topics.

key points

By S C. on 08. August 2021 for Meckel’s Diverticulum

I hadnt understood the condition until this lecture. Well expalined.

high yeild

By S C. on 08. August 2021 for Differences between Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis

I dont know why on earth someone gave this 1 star. Excellent summary. As aways to the point.

really useful lecture.

By S C. on 07. August 2021 for Celiac Disease (Sprue): Definition and Treatment

clarified some of my misconceptions like the type of nutritional def associated with the condition and which parts of the bowel is affected. I am unsure why people gave it 3 star.

Thanks!

By S C. on 07. August 2021 for Duodenal Atresia

this topic is well explained and the discussion is clinically correlated. Thanks

Key points well covered.

By S C. on 07. August 2021 for Helicobacter Pylori Infection

good review of the topic. I am unsure why someone has given it 3 stars. Cant fault it.

Key points well covered.

By S C. on 07. August 2021 for NSAIDs Induced Peptic Ulcer Disease

such a good lecuture. Covers the topic in a broad sense. good clinical value.

Make my life easy

By Vikash K. on 07. August 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Very good teacher ,I love to teach from him.really a great experience

Good lecture on GERD

By S C. on 07. August 2021 for Esophagitis esp. GERD

my favourite lecturer. great lecture on such a complex topic

Nutrition course contains are significant for everyone

By Sumaiya b. on 07. August 2021 for Nutrition

This course are good and helpful every medical student .if anyone are complete nutrition course I think she / he achieved lots of skill about nutrition.

Good lecture on the topic

By S C. on 06. August 2021 for Chronic Diarrhea

Thank you for such a good lectue. This has clarified things in my head and organize the topc.

Key points well covered.

By S C. on 06. August 2021 for Dysphagia

very good approach to the problem of dysphagia, clear algorithm to reaching the diagnosis.

Awesome

By Shehnaaz M. on 06. August 2021 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

One of the best lecture on the Immune system. I have struggled with this topic for so long but the lectures are awesome

Awesome

By Büşra Nur A. on 03. August 2021 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Mr. Raj is awesome, I like his lecturing style a lot. Thanks!

brilliant lecture

By S C. on 03. August 2021 for Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia (AIHA): Comparison of Direct and Indirect Coombs' Test

the tests are explained to a good detail for having use in clinical practise. Thanks again!

Excellent explanation

By Eva G. on 03. August 2021 for Ultraviolet Radiation: Excision Repair & Carcinogen – Carcinogenesis

Great explanation, It's great how the lecturer takes the time to guide our mental process. He´s so far my favorite lecturer.

engaging speaker. well explained

By S C. on 02. August 2021 for Alpha Thalassemia: Hemoglobin Electrophoresis

excellent explanation of the electrophoresis in thalassaemias. good diagrams. engaging speaker.

Key points well covered.

By S C. on 02. August 2021 for Regulation of Iron Transport

best explanation of the iron transport on the web that I have come across. Good clear diagrams.

thanks

By S C. on 31. July 2021 for Lymphadenopathy: Burkitt Lymphoma – White Blood Cell Pathology

excellent topic covered in right depth and detail. So well taught. thanks

THANK YOU!!!

By Patrick Lance S. on 31. July 2021 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

Made it simple to understand and a lot more fun to learn!!!

LECTUREIO lectures

By Sayyada Ghufrana N. on 29. July 2021 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

The video lectures are are very nicely presented by these professors. What i usually do is to to hear or watch all the time to grow myself. honestly there is always an addition of knowledge. This is the thing that satisfy me. the bad thing is that they are divided in short clips and to continue we have to to go to next topic. This will hinder when we want to correlate ???. complete one topic in a single video will have deep impact. Over all its good and i like it

Crystal Clear

By Jeongsoo L. on 29. July 2021 for Bacteria and Bacterial Structure – Bacteria

It reminded me of most important concepts of the microbiology.

quick review in future

By Ahmed l. on 28. July 2021 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

pretty helpful to explain the pathophysiology behind every condition makes it much easier to relate each sign to the underlying pathology

Good review on the topic.

By S C. on 27. July 2021 for Hemorrhagic Stroke

excellent list about the factors that increase the risk of haemorrhagic stroke. Good explanation.

Marvellous!

By Muhammed R?dvan G. on 27. July 2021 for Mucosa and Serosa

Magnificent! I love it! Especially the explanation of serosa? Nothing to say I have gentleman!!

Amazing and highly useful

By deleted u. on 27. July 2021 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

They give clear explanations on all topics in such a way that it is easier to grasp. I personally enjoy learning more about a particular topic and Lecturio is the perfect platform to do that as well. I highly recommend Lecturio to all students for better understanding of relevant topics.

Great summary on movement problems.

By S C. on 24. July 2021 for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, Corticobasal Degeneration and Multiple System Atrophy

I love your lectures. I learn so much. So good at teaching. Thanks.

Love Lecturio (LL)

By Vikash K. on 24. July 2021 for Respiratory Physiology

Very very detail and important concept I am very happy to choose lecturio as it assist me in my medical carrier.

Love Lecturio (LL)

By Vikash K. on 24. July 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I liked most things I recommend my most friends and I am also going to buy four years course,just depositing money

Useful class

By Karen M. on 24. July 2021 for First-line Agents to Treat Tuberculosis – Antimycobacterial Agents

Good explanation of the drugs side effects, also very complete

excellent

By James H. on 22. July 2021 for Medical Genetics

I believe this course is an excellent review of genetic basics, techniques and clinical correlates

Great

By Rina Alejandra R. on 21. July 2021 for β-adrenergic Receptor Signaling

Thank you so much This video helped me so much en my sesions of study

thanks

By Samuel J. on 21. July 2021 for Atrial Septal Defects

good good good good good good good good good good good goodfg

Have none

By Deborah H. on 20. July 2021 for Auditory System and Vestibular System

Alot of the explanations could be simplified. Also the course was taught with a presumption that the student had prior knowledge of this system.

good aide.

By S C. on 20. July 2021 for Lesions and Diseases of the Spinal Cord: Brown-Séquard Syndrome and Tabes Dorsalis

excellent lecture. very clear explanation, with diagrams annotations. good memory aide.

Very Thorough!

By Catrina B. on 20. July 2021 for Fungi

I loved how thoroughly the pathogenicity of each microorganism was covered. It was also great that the Professors explained, in detail, exactly how the microorganisms infected their target cells.

Rushed and dosent cover endocrine physiology

By Abdulaziz A. on 19. July 2021 for Endocrine Physiology

very rushed only covers insulin glucagon and thyroid hormones there are many other hormones...

Very good!

By Stephanie W. on 17. July 2021 for Three Types of Cell Junctions

Very good lecture! Interesting clinical correlation (celiac disease). Thank you!

Bacteria classes

By paola B. on 17. July 2021 for Bacteria

I think I choose this because is very understanding the classes and the Dr is very practical

Excellent lectures

By Stephanie W. on 16. July 2021 for Chromosome Theory: Exceptions – Chromosome Theory and Sex Linkage

I'm really enjoying Dr. Cornwall lectures, I love the way she explains things!

Hemolytic Anemia

By Dengu D. on 16. July 2021 for Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

It was really great and made Sickle cell disease study so nice to me!

Understanding Genetics Course Review

By Prashini G. on 15. July 2021 for Understanding Genetics

Clearly presented talks and material. Very useful for undergraduate students.

didnt speak about polymyositis

By Abdulaziz A. on 15. July 2021 for Dermatomyositis and Polymyositis

The title says dermatomyositis and polymyositis. HE DIDNT EXPLAIN OR BRING UP POLYMYOSITIS. this lecture series is rushed and done poorly.

Was very helpful

By Muhammad I. on 15. July 2021 for Adrenal Gland Disorders

Lec related cushing syndrome was very helpful like step wise diagnose differentiating and other

Clear explanation.

By S C. on 15. July 2021 for Descending Pathways: Corticospinal Tracts

Excellent explanation of the descending tracts. Good review and diagrams.

Dr. Raj is always excellent

By Yiğit Kağan A. on 15. July 2021 for Pregnancy Complications

I like Dr Raj in general. His way of teaching is extremely good. He makes you understand rather than just memorize. I recommend everyone to take this courses

complicating simple concepts for no reason

By Abdulaziz A. on 15. July 2021 for Obstructive Lung Disease: Areas

this isnt how you see it in books or in real life just made up way to complicate simple concepts

Good review on the pelvic bones.

By S C. on 14. July 2021 for Ischium – Osteology of Lower Limb

excellent review. Thank you! I liked the the main points highlighted.

Good learning app

By Anar R. on 12. July 2021 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Very good information and I’m learning well knowledge which is helpful for my learning

Course rating

By paola B. on 11. July 2021 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

Interesting course about the hippersensibility and different things for learning

thanks

By Samuel J. on 11. July 2021 for Questions – Lipid Control

i like it very very very very very. ery very very much

hard to understand him

By Mayank a. on 09. July 2021 for Hereditary, Toxic and Infectious Neuropathy

there was insufficient information in lecture and its hard to understand him

Buena clase, good class

By Javier J. on 09. July 2021 for Types of Hyperlipidemia

Very good class, very dynamic teacher, excellent for learning, 5 stars

Soo good

By Javier J. on 09. July 2021 for Hyperlipidemia

Very good class, very dynamic teacher, excellent for learning, 5 stars

Sweet and clear explanation!

By Esmeralda G. on 08. July 2021 for Shunts Present in Congenital Heart Diseases

Awesome, this really comes in handy with the congenital heart diseases from Paediatrics, thanks Dr. Peter for being clear and giving us the key-points!

It was great

By KHIZER H. on 07. July 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Your program is perfectly designed for medical students I used it for one day and i really liked it unfortunately due to my financial issues I wasn’t able to continue it but I recommend it for all you guys to take advantage of it

sucks

By Arif adam . on 07. July 2021 for Spleen

you have to write everything to the material.only pictures present

EXTRAORDINARIO

By Ismael V. on 07. July 2021 for Pandemics

Bien explicados los conceptos. Esquemas claros y fáciles de entender. Debiera ser un curso aplicable a muchas instituciones de salud para que se entienda mejor la actual pandemia de COVID 19.

Combining physiological process with histological structures makes it easier to understand

By NAME L. on 07. July 2021 for Gastrointestinal Histology

Very well explained. Physiological aspects of digestion & absorption combined with histological study makes it easy to comprehend the process. Eg. Circulation of blood & bile to & from the liver very well explained.

Beautifully presented

By Aleksandra F. on 06. July 2021 for Respiratory Physiology

I'm a Respiratory Therapy student, so refreshing the physiology from such an amazingly organized and neatly presented source is a real pleasure. The presentations are detailed and contain everything I need to be on the right track with my comprehensive review. Well done and thank you!

Cardiology needed for nurse practitioner information

By Michelle P. on 05. July 2021 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

I wish there was more things that are geared towards the nurse practitioner rather than a general overview of course of cardiology but all the points that he makes a really helpful

physiology lecture are good

By dr. Jadumoni g. on 03. July 2021 for Neurophysiology

neuro physiology if u mean diabetic coma,it is good I have gone thr the lecture

Pharmacology made easy

By Mah M. on 03. July 2021 for CNS - Pharmacology

I don't think anyone had explained pharmacology in such a way that I understood, the way Dr Shukle did. Best course

DNA replication & repair by Dr. Kevin Ahern

By Saadia Z. on 03. July 2021 for DNA Replication and Repair

Comprehensive, latest information presented in an easy to understand formats. Thanks!

Excellent course

By Andres d. on 02. July 2021 for Urinary Tract Physiology

I love the explanations. To be honest, I am already used to great lectures by Lecturio. I expect no less.

Great!!!

By Anh V. on 01. July 2021 for Inguinal Hernias – Inguinal Region

This lecture is really so cool. He made it very clear. I had learned in a Vietnamese lecture but still didn't get it for a long long time. And now I feel everything is clear

short but efficient

By Mahindokht R. on 01. July 2021 for Respiratory Physiology

he summarize perfectly with important area, i have only 2 month for exam , i can manage my time perfectly

Why are enzyme vital? Drug paths and function

By eyob a. on 01. July 2021 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Interesting. I have tries to learn this about 2-3 times but never quiet stuck in my mind. Too easy to forget why an enzyme does this or that, however Dr.Kevins way of sharing the WHY this is significant really helped conndct the dots.

Good lectures on pulmonology

By S C. on 30. June 2021 for Bronchiectasis: Cystic Fibrosis

I love his lectures. He seems to make it stick.

Informative and detailed

By John A. on 30. June 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Recommended to all medical students. Aids in tackling the interesting but challenging subject that is the lower limb.

vague terms and explaination

By Leelasainath R. on 29. June 2021 for Systolic Dysfunction

the graphs are not at all explained and vague terms are used which confuses the concept

My review

By Sheena Mariam S. on 29. June 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Really it's very much informative! MR.James explains it very clearly. Loved the way of presentation. It helped me a lot to understand the topics. Thanks a lot.

Good lectures on pulmonology

By S C. on 28. June 2021 for Asthma: Diagnosis

to the point. One of my favourite lecturers. Really makes contents stick.

Excellent Resources!

By Christy T. on 27. June 2021 for CNS - Pharmacology

Thank you so much for creating such an amazing educational site. I loved it so much that I sent it to several of my nurse practitioner classmates. We all use this site weekly to reinforce graduate level learning on anatomy, physiology and pharmacology. The concepts taught are easy to understand, provide wonderful tips and tricks to remember the information taught and the quizzes are great too. I will definitely be using this site again before taking my boards. Best resource ever!

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By Yoon S. on 27. June 2021 for Mycoplasma Pneumoniae

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Passion in his lecturing shows

By Arjavon T. on 27. June 2021 for Amino Acid Metabolism

I really appreciate how Professor Ahern broke down this topic (no pun intended). He does a really good job at tying things from other lectures together really bringing these pathways together while also trying to enrich our understanding of the context behind em. Thank you for your hard work!

Good course if you like detail/context for everything

By Arjavon T. on 27. June 2021 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

I honestly had a lot of fun listening to Professor Ahern. You can tell he is really passionate about Biochem. I learned a lot. Great course if you're interested in understanding aspects of the metabolic pathways conceptually while appreciating the details/context that enrich your understanding of them and how they are interrelated.

Missing lots of microelements

By Andriy S. on 26. June 2021 for Nutrition

Nice review, but I would expect at least 2 things: 1) Recommended daily amounts 2) Information of absorption 3) Information on minerals 4) Information on macronutrient intake

Explained really well

By Julianna Z. on 25. June 2021 for Allosteric Control – Metabolic Control of Enzyme Activity

I liked the way the R and T states where explained. It all became very clear

good

By azouz j. on 25. June 2021 for Epithelium: Introduction

I think that this lesson was very interesting and easy to understand. 5 starts out of 5.

I strongly recommend to anyone seeking to have sound knowledge of the subjects.

By Fubara W. on 24. June 2021 for Cerebral Cortex

I chose it because of its high impact, It explains subjects in an easy to comprehend way. I will recommend it to any prospective medical student I know.

didnt speak about serum markers

By Abdulaziz A. on 24. June 2021 for Differences between Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis

the speaker didnt mention at all serology and markers. insufficient information

Amazing Dr. Raj

By Ignacio R. on 23. June 2021 for Glomerulonephritis

Great summary and extraordinary explanation of each one of the diseases

Amazing !

By Anya S. on 23. June 2021 for Preload and the Frank-Starling Law – Cardiac Mechanics

So good this is life changing .Our lectures are so bad lately and this is helping immensely . Thank you so much !

great!

By Husain D. on 21. June 2021 for Peptic Ulcer Disease

great tutor, very informative and direct to the point helped a lot

Not worth

By Anh V. on 20. June 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I'm so disappointed about this lecture. I feel it just described briefly about head and neck. It didn't describe about bone of head and neck, muscle,....

Fair to above average in Bacteria.

By Thomas L. on 20. June 2021 for Bacteria

I thought the introductory lectures were to indroductory and to much of a waste of time. I felt they introductory lecture were a insult to a medical students education level. I almost turned them off and went on to another section but, much later the same professor started to increase the level of knowledge in each video. This is the reason I am giving four stars. Please revise the introductory lectures in microbiology. A USMLE student does not have time to waste. I'm not done with the lectures on microbiology so I'd also like to comment later and here I feel I have been very generous with my review.

Review for site

By Nancy v. on 20. June 2021 for Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

I liked patho lectures the most . His highlighting points too good . The way he put high yield point into your brain mind blowing. Ithers needs to work on that .? I personally doubt other lectures time wasting . They teach erratically . Not systemised . I’m sorry don’t mind . Dr Raj ????????????

In depth teaching style

By parvez h. on 16. June 2021 for Introduction to Cushing’s Syndrome – Adrenal Gland

Excellent approach of teaching . Hope more lectures on other topics

Awesome

By JosephCollins U. on 16. June 2021 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

Made epidemiology super easy. Really enjoyed studying it. Good job

extremely insufficient

By Abdulaziz A. on 16. June 2021 for Preeclampsia

lacks very important information he did not speak about the pathogenesis of preeclampsia, did not even bring up HELLP syndrome.

Student-friendly type of lecture

By Mia S. on 15. June 2021 for Clinical Biochemistry

I like that Dr. Ahern's way of presenting the topics is informative and does not make me sleep. Usually, our classes make us feel drowsy because of too much information. It helped me understand the concepts more and I was less distracted.

Dr. Wilson, to some, literally takes their breath away.

By Thomas L. on 13. June 2021 for Respiratory Physiology

I have just begun the Respiratory Physiology video lectures and the following is the evidence. These video's are right up there with the famous John B. West video's on Respiratory Physiology. John B. can't come close to these Lecturio lectures that honestly satisfy the student. Dr. Wilson, to some, literally takes their breath away with these video lectures on respiratory physiology.

Wonderful

By Raquel Z. on 13. June 2021 for Anterior and Posterior Arteries of the Cerebral Cortex

A series of very useful and didactic lessons, amazing! Thank you so much Dr. Canby.

THANKS

By Muhammed R?dvan G. on 11. June 2021 for Scapulohumeral Muscles – Anatomy of the Shoulder

Beautiful, well organised and well explained. Especially the well organised :))

great

By Mathilde N. on 10. June 2021 for Amino Acid Metabolism

It was easy to understand, and some details, which i think was enough! not too much information, but enough

Precise required information

By Meghana A. on 10. June 2021 for Toxicology

Precise required information and it is very simple and understanding

Good explanation

By Rishabh B. on 09. June 2021 for ANS - Pharmacology

Good explanation and some tricks like for beta blockers also helps

Poor

By Prahar P. on 09. June 2021 for ANS - Pharmacology

Very poorly presented and connected. The lectures dont have any fluidity as a whole , and just slide reading is there. A different lecturer should teach pharmacology

Awesome

By Juan G. on 09. June 2021 for β-adrenergic Receptor Signaling

Thank you Dr. Ahern for this very comprehensive lecture. Going through the biochem book makes this topic very complicated. It is amazing how you can simplify this topic to get to the point and what we actually need to understand.

Nice

By Dr. Nicola S. on 08. June 2021 for The Skin is a Large Sensory Receptor Organ

I agree that using a pointer might help, but the way he is describing the structures makes it very clear where to look to, so I don't agree at all with the 2-star rating. Also, the rest is very informative and nicely explained.

Great lecture and great lecturer

By andres d. on 08. June 2021 for Glucose Homeostasis – Endocrine Pancreatic Hormones

He is my favorite instructor by far. His explanations are very good and he is very engaging.

Pathways

By Tasneem B. on 07. June 2021 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

The pathways of the nerve should be discussed, intracranial and extracranial.

Good explanation

By Rishabh B. on 07. June 2021 for Lymphadenopathy – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

Dr raj is explaining everything very nicely One thing he can do is the to increase the content and depth of topic. and rest is excellent

It's ok

By Nicholas R. on 07. June 2021 for Amino Acid Metabolism

Difficult to memorize all pathways I think it could be more interesting

bad lecture

By .l ;. on 06. June 2021 for Brain Stem Components: Midbrain, Pons and Medulla Oblongata

doesnt contain all the information necessary for this topic to be fully understood

Esophagus

By Dinara B. on 06. June 2021 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Absolutely amazing videos! So easy to understand and retain. Thank you !

good

By Sherif M. on 05. June 2021 for Adaptive Immune System

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Best Lectures are by Dr Raj!

By Jennifer O. on 04. June 2021 for Atherosclerosis: Supply

Dr Raj is my favorite lecturer on this site! I love his lectures and hope I see him more in future topics I need to study.

sistema immune

By paola B. on 04. June 2021 for Innate Immune System

Elegi este ranking Porque es didactico y practice ,facil de entenderlo

Like the step-by-step discussion. Make it easier for me.

By Jaileen A. on 04. June 2021 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

Like the step-by-step discussion. Make it easier for me.

Change these lectures please with a clear and deeper explanations

By Arfar R. on 04. June 2021 for Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

Explanation isn't clear, have to search on google to understand clearly

Impeccable teaching- unforgettable learning!

By Nandita R. on 03. June 2021 for Introduction to Cell Biology

Covered a vast portion of the basics that are the most important part of the foundation. The structure of the course is phenomenal and the way it is carried out is engaging and made extremely interesting. Concepts are crystal clear after going through the whole course. Thank you so much, psyched to have found this! I only wish this material was downloadable for future reference. Hoping it could be. Thanks again! This has cleared the slightest doubts Ive ever had, hoping to have many more courses conducted by Georgina Cornwall.

still a good lecture

By Rodrigo R. on 03. June 2021 for Osmosis and Tonicity – Transport Across Cell Membranes

not very engaging with the viewer, and it could be even more dynamic

12 CN and Functions.

By Gulbanu S. on 03. June 2021 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Oh yes indeed Greatly given 12 CN a I thoroughly enjoyed it Please don’t surprise if I revise I must make sure my pronunciation is correct While I am studying of course spelling is brilliant I try to memorise it as as a foreign graduate these courses extremely helpful!!! Many thanks for your great design!!

Head and Neck Anatomy.

By Gulbanu S. on 03. June 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Brilliantly done! This course is so useful Unbelievable good!!! As I am a foreign graduate I had to re listen to make sure I lent correct pronunciation!! A very well done and I can’t thank enough for design patterns and overall greatness!

physiology of eye

By sam f. on 31. May 2021 for Vision: Lens, Pupil and Humors

very good diagrams, would have liked to see an even deeper dive into ciliary muscle in relation on zonule fibers and how they are inverse to each other,

Muy buen curso, bien enfocado!

By Javier J. on 30. May 2021 for Respiratory Physiology

He is a great speaker. Sus clases son muy buenas, muy dinámicas

Gran clase, muy bien enfocada y dinámica

By Javier J. on 30. May 2021 for Cardiac Physiology

Muy buenas clases, me sorprendió lo dinámicas que son, este profesor es genial, es súper claro a la hora de explicar y hace muy ameno el aprendizaje, 10/10. Like it very much, he is a great speaker.

Very good

By munuo h. on 30. May 2021 for Spinal Cord

It cover what i needed, Well elaboration and summary notes Sure,recommend

Best

By Vishal V. on 30. May 2021 for Different Types of Bone

Well, I find it more useful. I got what I want from this lecture.

Differential diagnosis of Asthma

By Jaskaran M. on 30. May 2021 for Asthma: Differential Diagnosis

Everything has been described so smoothly . I just wanted to know more about classification of asthma.

Hallow and confusing...

By Kazette Yuen Yu C. on 29. May 2021 for Overview of Transcription and Translation

This topic is OVERLY simplified. It needs more in-depth explaination, which she claimed to offer later. But this brief section creates even more confusion... Maybe it is better to do a PROPER introduction, or just cut this one out... Also, she herself seems to be unsure and confused. I am not sure what her profession is, but DNA doesn't seem to be a topic, which she should lecture on... In the middle of the video she just blanked, and kind of skipped on some points... (That's not the first time or first lecture that she does that...) P.S. The powerpoint is also not accurate... The coding strand around 0:52 is indicated as template strand... This lecture is quite disappointing, and frankly, a very low quality compare to other Lecturio's lectures.

I could easily understand

By Thanu .. on 27. May 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I could easily understand the theory with diagram and make notes

Good explanation!

By Marleen H. on 27. May 2021 for Leukemia: Hematopoiesis – White Blood Cell Pathology

Good explanation regarding the different cell lines as a basic knowlegde for the further leukemia types.

very bad

By Abdulaziz A. on 27. May 2021 for Hyperlipidemia

making simple subjects more difficult, very bad examples and constant joking which makes understanding hard. the way he explains topics from last to first makes it difficult to follow and remember

Great course

By Van Ut T. on 27. May 2021 for Spinal Cord

This course makes the topics easy to follow, understand and learn. Thank you!

made life easier

By Reginald u. on 27. May 2021 for Overview – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall

he explained the layers very clear and understandable. Thanks a lot.

I had difficulty following this specific video, hence 4 stars, but a word on Dr. Raj's style.

By Corissa S. on 26. May 2021 for Mitral Stenosis: Visualization

Just wanted to say after reading frequent comments on here, try not to take Dr. Raj's commentary too personally. He's not talking about YOU specifically when he says "why would you do that?".. He's just pointing out common mistakes that people make. I personally like it because it helps me identify areas where I might have gotten mixed up later. It's just his style- I doubt his intention is to be demeaning. He's trying to really solidify the information from a variety of angles, that's all.

could be better

By Abdulaziz A. on 26. May 2021 for Hypertension Diagnosis: Three Checks

not a good presentation. complicating simple ideas with alot of empty words

Great lecture

By Camila R. on 26. May 2021 for Anemia of Chronic Disease: Pathogenesis

This lecture helped me understand the difference from iron defficiency anemia

Really good topics and really good explanation

By Carlos A. on 26. May 2021 for Vitamins

Really good divided and explanation, with good examples and great review questions

Repetitions help solidify info.

By Corissa S. on 26. May 2021 for S3 and S4

I like that Dr. Raj verbally retests you again and again to help you memorize.

EXPLICIT COURSE

By Ismael V. on 25. May 2021 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

The course is very well presented and didactic. Very good slides. The presentator must talk a little bit slower.

Entertaining for one!

By Corissa S. on 24. May 2021 for Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

Love this lecturer. He helps you look at the topic from several different angles.

Excellent Presentation

By Saadia Z. on 24. May 2021 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Comprehensive course with exemplary format & teaching style to explain core concepts.

Not good

By Neuer N. on 21. May 2021 for Lymphatic Tissues and Organs

Not good didn't understand anything it should be in easy and simple wording

not enough specificity for what the lecturer is saying

By sada s. on 20. May 2021 for Carpal Tunnel – Anatomy of the Hand

very minimal interactive video. I could have read all that.

Aminoacid metabolism

By paola B. on 19. May 2021 for Amino Acid Metabolism

Aminoacid metabolism Is not easy to understand but still good !!

Great review of a dense topic

By Amiel M. on 19. May 2021 for Leukemia: Types of Leukemia incl. Hairy Cell Leukemia (HCL) and Adult T-Cell Leukemia/Lymphoma (ATLL) – White Blood Cell Pathology

Overall great series of the major points and he made it Dr. Raj made it intuitive and memorable.

Penems

By Naomie J. on 17. May 2021 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Very easily explained, great course content. Review videos are easy to access, in case the questions were not answered correctly.

English easy to understand

By Brent H. on 17. May 2021 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

My lectures at school are good but sometimes my professors English is difficult too understand. With Lecturio, all of the presenters are well spoken and in addition to the lectures the mini-quizzes hold me immediately accountable to what I should have gleaned from them.

bad

By Nouran A. on 16. May 2021 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

fast confusing order of explaining Its not like it simlifies anything the way its explained is quite fast and confusing very mono tone

Brain Stem by Craig Canby, PhD.

By Gulbanu S. on 16. May 2021 for Brain Stem

yes another great topic i absolutely enjoyed it . Many thanks indeed.

Upper Limb Anatomy by James Pickering, PhD.

By Gulbanu S. on 16. May 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Upper Limb Anatomy has a lot of detailed information and covered topic really well. Great job!.

Great explanation for audiovisual learnerns

By Cleon Odane T. on 15. May 2021 for Abdominal Cavity – Peritoneum

I truly enjoyed how he explained with words while simultaneously drawing on the pictogram to actually give us a step by step visual of what he was talking about.

Buena clase, good class

By Javier J. on 14. May 2021 for Hypertension: Therapeutics

Muy buena clase, muy dinámico y claro a la hora de explicar, 100% recomendada, además enfatiza en temas importantes

DR.CARLO RAJ THEEEEEEEE BESSSST

By Vishnu K. on 14. May 2021 for Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome: TTN, RDS and PPHN

DR.CARLO RAJ MAKES CONCEPTS EASIER THROUGH HIS ACTION AND WAY OF TEACHING

Really complete and organized

By Elizabeth A. on 13. May 2021 for Accessory Sex Glands – Male Reproductive System

I chose this rating because I understood the topic easily, thanks to the clear explanations and the organization of the topics

Recommended professor!

By John G. on 13. May 2021 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

Professor Deonandan is excellent. He teaches with clarity, profundity, and conviction. The explanations are clear and the examples help to understand the concepts. Additionally, his tone and rhythm are very adequate, making it easy to understand for those of us that English is not our native language.

excellent

By Reginald u. on 13. May 2021 for Skin (Integumentary System)

made things clear and easy to learn in a short time

Informative

By Neuer N. on 12. May 2021 for Types of Glomerular Diseases

Dr C Roy has a very pragmatic approach that makes more sense when recalling

An excellent lecture

By Luis Ángel Z. on 12. May 2021 for Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS): Pathogenesis

Dr. Carlo Raj, i like a lot the way you expose the lectures. You explain everything in very understandable way

Excellent

By Nihan A. on 12. May 2021 for Rectus Sheath I – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall

Clear explanation and high class demonstrations made me learn this topic easily. Thank you very much Dr James!

Amazing features of 3D learning is awesome

By Khadija B. on 10. May 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I really liked the videos especially the feature of 3D learning that amazing. That's what make me rate it 5 starts

Well structured course

By Anurag D. on 10. May 2021 for Personality Disorders

The lectures are very well structured. They give ample examples of what potential cases may look like. We are encouraged to think about how to apply this knowledge in practice. Throughout this course, the subsequent lectures reference previously learned concepts, so that we have a clearer understanding of the differences and similarities between the topics.

full picture put together

By Leelasainath R. on 10. May 2021 for Cardiovascular Embryology

i liked the explaination with reason and the full picture put together

Best Renal physiology ever!

By Dengu D. on 10. May 2021 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Thanks Prof. Thad you're such a gifted teacher. I know I am gonna make it this time!

Excelente

By Ismael V. on 09. May 2021 for Aging

Muy bien explicado y presentado por la presentadora, además de diapositivas muy explicitas.

Very good tour of respiratory physiology

By Soren A. on 09. May 2021 for Respiratory Physiology

Very good presention and as usual for Thad with very good and clear illustrations. As mentioned previously, more emphasis on the importance of surfactant would be useful and on how it is essential to keep the airways functional. The section on hypobaric and hyperbaric pressure effects such as during mountaineering and diving is informative and should be of interest to anyone.

like it, though I didn't have a pre idea of neurophysiology but i found it easy to understand.

By Mohammad Zia Z. on 09. May 2021 for Neurophysiology

like it, though I didn't have a pre idea of neurophysiology but i found it realy easy to understand. I like the way of delivering the important messages by the professor; i.e changing his tone of voice, making it louder or... onething that I felt, was missing was Using a pointer, which I didn't know why he was not using.

Head and Neck Lecture

By Genica Q. on 08. May 2021 for Clinical Correlation: Vertebral Artery Syndrome – Carotid and Subclavian Arteries

Genica Quilatan I like how Dr Canby discusses the main points. I wish him more power and I hope he continues to do this. Helps us a lot!

Excellent

By Maria Rita A. on 08. May 2021 for ANS - Pharmacology

Very helpful for my tests and exams. The explanation is excellent!

Spinal Cord

By Gulbanu S. on 08. May 2021 for Spinal Cord

Brilliant tutorial. It has main points are highlighted and a very useful.

Great Anatomy

By Yuriy C. on 07. May 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Thank you very much. I like this whole review program.

Great

By Yuriy C. on 07. May 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I am very impressed. It's very good. Thank you very much.

It could be better.

By Jorge u. on 06. May 2021 for Elongation of mRNA

More organization is needed to explain this lecture because is an important part of the DNA synthesis.

Stay focused • Score well

By Kristine L. on 05. May 2021 for Neurophysiology

Love lecturing videos! I find them very helpful as they cover the information of each topic in basic terms. I love that you can speed them up, pause them, and rewatch them for your convenience. The post video quizzes also help me stay engaged with the content I’m learning. I have noticed my grades improving after watching lecturing videos before my exams.

Great playlist

By Mauricio Z. on 05. May 2021 for Spinal Cord

Nice review of the spinal cord's anatomy, helped me a lot during my studies for my clinical neurology exam

Great Lectures on Epedimiology

By Dengu D. on 04. May 2021 for Statistical Biases

I have never enjoyed Research basics like discussed here. Thanks Dr Deonandan!

EXCELLENT

By Mr AC S. on 04. May 2021 for Tumors of the CNS

he is just excellent shame, I can't recommend anybody else except him.

EXCELLENT

By Mr AC S. on 04. May 2021 for Alzheimer's Disease

HE IS JUST THE BEST TEACHER THAT LECTURIO HAS EVER HAD IN HISTORY

EXCELLENT

By Mr AC S. on 04. May 2021 for Trauma

THE TEACHER IS EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD. I LOVE HIM WITH ALL OF MY HEART. HE IS FUNNY AND MAKES THE LECTURE INTERESTING PLEASE KEEP HIM

Highly recommended!

By Lina H. on 03. May 2021 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics

Very helpful! Guiding through the basic concepts and further applications. I appreciate Dr. Deonandan's efforts!

Muy claro

By Javier J. on 03. May 2021 for Endocrine Pancreas and Control of Insulin – Endocrine Pancreatic Hormones

Buena explicación introductoria, integra la explicación con farmacología, buena clase

Great

By Gregory-Odysseus K. on 03. May 2021 for Hearing: Hair Cells and Semicircular Channels

explaining slow and efficiently with great questions in the end

Easy to understand

By Elizabeth A. on 02. May 2021 for Development of the Abdominopelvic Region

I really liked this lectures, they’re easy to understand, the way the Dr explains it, is just great. Thanks to his examples I can understand the rotation of the gut.

Great Lectures

By Dengu D. on 01. May 2021 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

It has really been great in Epidemiology and Biostatistics. Thanks to Dr Raywat Deonandan for the passionate teaching skills!

Did not convey understanding of the subject

By Åge u. on 29. April 2021 for Structures and Intrinsic Connections of the Basal Ganglia

Poorly information of the basal ganglia and the system of the basal ganglia was not set up very well

Chromosomal disorders review

By Emeka I. on 29. April 2021 for Chromosomal Disorders

It's well presented and relatively easy to understand. It has helped me understand various concepts

Amazing!

By FRANCICO FLAVIO C. on 29. April 2021 for Diabetic Glomerulopathy esp. Kimmelstiel-Wilson Disease

Congratulations! Complete review !!! Excelent, high level questions. Best review I have seen about the topic!

Awesome

By rouzbeh t. on 29. April 2021 for Epidemiology and Statistics

Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome Awesome

Good lecture

By Alfredo S. on 28. April 2021 for Acute Inflammation: Signs & Symptoms – Inflammation and Wound Repair

With this topic is easy to get lost ini all the details and I think he made a good overview to not forget de bi image when we get in the details

Clear and concise

By Maximino C M. on 28. April 2021 for CNS - Pharmacology

Very well done and to the point. I like that Dr. Shukle incorporates the major medications he uses (and how it’s used) in his practice. A lot of pharm sources don’t filter the essentials as great as this. Good as a first exposure or as a review.

Super well understandable

By Carzmo P. on 28. April 2021 for Process of Metabolism

I love her course. She explains in a very understandable way.

cleared the concept

By zainab f. on 27. April 2021 for Pes Anserinus – Anterior and Medial Thigh

nicely explained good explanation clear image excellent narration powered content

great lecture

By Gulbanu S. on 26. April 2021 for Cranial Nerve V: Trigeminal nerve

I do like it very much its straight forward . He has shown all the main points . Many thanks indeed.

Good explanation

By Winnie W. on 26. April 2021 for Iron Transport and Storage

Professor gives a very clear explanation, easily understand. Thank you.

Did not go in depth as needed

By Candace P. on 26. April 2021 for Asthma: Introduction

It did not provide insight into the actual pathological process leading to asthma. (i.e. the inflammatory mediators involved, the early vs the late phase of Asthma etc.)

Perfect and simple

By Mateo C. on 25. April 2021 for Humoral Immunity: Structure of Antibodies and Immunoglobulin Domains

Very complete and simple to understand!! The presentation has the perfect visual representations.

Knowledge craving

By Farooq A. on 25. April 2021 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

Oh bind blowing i like carlo raj one word ,, Welcome,, Ohooo

Amazing lecture!

By Soraya M. on 25. April 2021 for Oral Cavity: Summary

Dear Dr Meyer, you have made my histology course so much easier and understandable! I cannot thank you enough!

Great

By Leticya L. on 24. April 2021 for Dementia

I liked it very much, thanks for sharing your knowledge

Images are too small

By Neuer N. on 24. April 2021 for Hip Bone – Osteology of Lower Limb

Images are too small. This is ridiculous, what a joke!

Usmle

By Olatunji S. on 23. April 2021 for Viruses

More emphasis on how the usmle style questioning will be asked

yup-side by side slide comparison so important

By Luiz K. on 22. April 2021 for Lymphatic Tissues and Organs

yup-side by side slide comparison so important bc histo is all in the details

Simply explained.

By Ifeanyi P. on 22. April 2021 for Endocrine Pancreas

Well broken down. Thank you. I love that he takes the time to analyze the explanations.

It is clear, well explained and very useful. Totally recommended.

By Alejandro D. on 22. April 2021 for Subarachnoid Hemorrhage – Intracranial Hemorrhage (ICH)

It is clear, well explained and very useful. Totally recommended.

An Amazing Foundation for Exams

By Adam W. on 20. April 2021 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Lecturio has the amazing ability to recruit professors that are not only knowledgeable but excel at teaching students. I wish I'd discovered the site earlier. One of the biggest problems professors have in medical school is that they often forget that they're teaching people who don't already know the material. It can make what seems to the professor like a straightforward lecture into an unintelligible mess to their students. Dr. Shukle was able to break down pharmacology in a much easier to understand format than my professors. While it may not have all the information people will see on a school test, it provides a solid foundation that I used to go back over my lectures and fill in details (this time having a much better understanding of what they were talking about and consequently getting much more out of it). I can't comment on their lecturio's affect on the USMLE, as I haven't taken that yet. But I do feel much better informed about pharmacology moving forward, and I recommend this series to everyone who felt like I did when listening to their school lectures.

5/5

By Andrés N. on 20. April 2021 for Drugs for Hyperthyroidism – Thyroid Medications

Dr. Shukle addresses this lecture straight to the point, and now I remember everything about these drugs.

Great work

By Ka J. on 19. April 2021 for CNS - Pharmacology

Really good explanations on every topic. Makes learning less stressful

Amazing :))

By Tara R. on 17. April 2021 for Esophagus and Stomach: Conclusion

This whole series was so so helpful thank you! Super well explained :)

Great!

By Camila F. on 17. April 2021 for Overview of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

Easy to understand. Loved the colors used to distinguish sympathetic from parasympathetic, that really helped.

Clear and conscise

By Soren A. on 17. April 2021 for Coronary Circulation – Heart (Cor)

Clear presentation AND good selection of figures to show both a. and v. circulation. It is an added plus that all figures have the names in latin and not English. In other of the anatomy videos (i.e. upper limb, brain) the names in English, whereas keeping it in latin is more international than English and makes us all think that we are treating a scientific topic with a long history. Keeping it in latin makes i more clear and less ambiguous than English. Keep names of anatomical structures in latin in you Lecturio lectures.

A nice but really tricky course unit

By Dengu D. on 16. April 2021 for Neoplastic Skin Diseases

One needs a really freshened mind to grasp this. I think I need more time on this. Perhaps more illustration and pictures demonstrating the various skin conditions discussed would be beneficial!

NICE LECTURES REALLY!

By Dengu D. on 16. April 2021 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

What a nice content. I am very grateful to the professional God given and really teachers by birth! Thanks so much.

awesome

By asha bashir n. on 16. April 2021 for T-Cell Development in Thymus and Genetic Recombination of TCR – Lymphocyte Development

perfect and easy to follow, and friendly lecture, so far the best teacher

among the best courses I've ever attended. clear explanations, simple speech.

By Alireza M. on 16. April 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

it was very nice. perhaps with addition of some clinical examples at the end of each topic, it would be awesome.

Review

By Neuer N. on 15. April 2021 for Anti-Estrogens and Antiprogestins – Reproductive Pharmacology

sir,you made me understand the reproductive pharmacology in a shorter time.I have never got them this clear so far from books.I recommend this lecture to every medical student before they pratice and prescribe them foziya kashmir

One of the best doctors

By Keila O. on 15. April 2021 for Rheumatology: Introduction and Overview

Dr Raj is such aa good teacher! Love his lectures

Brilliant presentation.

By Afaf F. on 14. April 2021 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The presentation was simple and very very effective, I liked how the Dr. kept joking from time to time *otherwise I wouldn’t have been able to really absorb all that information at once* Thank you so much for these absolutely wonderful lectures. Regards, Afaf Al-Awlaqi

Just amazing

By Daniel M. on 14. April 2021 for Heart Rate Ranges and Gap Junction Channels – Heart Rate and Electricity

It is amazing how Professor Wilson explain everything. I have learned a lot.

Wao Stroke study is this interesting!

By Dengu D. on 14. April 2021 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

It's has really been great and productive except I had to go check Neuroanatomy because I am not yet well conversant with Neuroanatomy. I don't know how I can really grasp it! Anyway I really recommend it to anyone in love with science, particularly medical knowledge. Thanks to the team that made the lectures interesting! More importantly, thanks for the 7 days access, I could not afford to pay. I humbled and indebted by the kind hearts!

Increase detail and toughness!!

By Ajitesh T. on 14. April 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Please increase the level of detail, nothing wrong with the teaching methods- they are very good

gastric cancer

By Telakeng Tekengne u. on 13. April 2021 for Stomach Cancer

very well explained. I would recommend this lecture to any medical student. I enjoyed every bit of it.

very nice

By chandana s. on 13. April 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Nice explanation and diagrams. Even the 3D model is very helpful in understanding concepts

it helps me

By ISABELA C. on 13. April 2021 for CNS - Pharmacology

I use it a lot because sometimes its difficult to understand everything when they explain to me in the university so it an extra help

Great content. A cursor (use of mouse or tracking pad) or infra red would be helpful too.

By Jubu L. on 12. April 2021 for Gene Expression

Content is spot on. And quizzes at the end of each videos are very helpful. Hope Georgina used a cursor or infra red light to point exactly what she was talking similar to other lecturers from other videos. An animated video clip of how each or some of the topics would be very useful.

Lecturio is very helpful and I think very good quality lectures are provided

By Kamran Ali D. on 12. April 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Like it very much,It is so much helpful and is very supportive

learning videos

By Bajinder M. on 12. April 2021 for Adrenal Gland Disorders

i would recommend this learning as it is presented as bit-size chuncks of information.

Please Choose Lecturers Wisely

By bibi h. on 11. April 2021 for Phenotypes Affected by Environment and Epistasis – Beyond Gregor Mendel

Hello, I love supporting women in science and education, etc. I also will share my honest opinion to improve the educational site. This lecturer, while alright, is not the best you could get for Lecturio students. Her constant glancing over her notes is distracting and she is not very well articulated. Even though she is Ph.D., she has not digested her lecturing materials to the master's level. It is very unfortunate that she lectures on one of the most important subjects within your platform. Why you chose her? For the sake of diversity and involvement? I am sure there are much better and knowledgeable lady lecturers. Did not you see the disengagement and flaw after a couple of her lectures? Was she so cheap?

Amazing

By asha bashir n. on 11. April 2021 for Adaptive Immune System

Dr Peter is very energetic and easy to follow up

Excelente conferencia

By Claudia A. on 10. April 2021 for Pharyngeal Grooves and Pouches

elegí ésta calificación por que explicó de manera clara y sensilla el tema, ahora puedo profundizar mas el tema leyendo un libro. Me encantó la conferencia. Sí recomendaría este video a todos mis compañeros de clase

Like it

By Swaleha A. on 10. April 2021 for Bacteria

I like it very much but the only issue is that the lectures are not complete about all the bacterial species of myobacteria for example, and I'd love to study all of them with lecturio cause it's simple and easy to understand so that I don't have to study the unavailable topics on other websites

Good overview of the axis that controls blood volume

By T. Nicole W. on 09. April 2021 for Integrated Control of Blood Volume: Overview

I thought this lecture was relatively easy to follow. The video brings forward the relevant pathways to highlight them and Dr Wilson explains their function and why they are causing the response they do. I can understand that if you watch this one out of series it might be a little hard to follow but like most of the lecturio videos, you should watch the entire series once through and then review specific videos at your leisure.

Dr Raj is literally one of the best

By SHAUKAT u. on 07. April 2021 for Huntington's Disease (Huntington's Chorea)

Dr Raj is literally one of the best lecturers i know of

Thank you

By Ekaterina I. on 05. April 2021 for Ureaplasma

Very well explained and fascinating lecture! Thank you very much!

la información sobre el desarrollo y patologías relacionadas muy bien explicadas

By Claudia A. on 05. April 2021 for Pharyngeal Arches

Elegí esta calificación porque explicó de forma sensilla de entener y recordar lo básico del desarrollo y patologias de los arcos faríngeos, ahora queda ib¿vestigar más sobre dicha información. Me gustó que pone la variedad y cantidad de imagenes que proyecta justo en el momento exacto que explica, eso hace más entendible la conferencia. Recomendaría este vídeos a mis compañeros de facultad.

Constant improvements

By Inaamul Hassan J. on 04. April 2021 for Tuberculous Meningitis

Great stuff! Used lecturio before and after my exam. They have been constantly improving

Great Teacher

By Madhuja B. on 04. April 2021 for Process of Metabolism

I am no longer scared of metabolic pathways. thank you so much.

Great review even after step 1

By Inaamul Hassan J. on 04. April 2021 for Acute Bacterial Meningitis: Predisposing Factor Age

Already taken the step but these are great review lectures to keep the knowledge fresh. Appreciate the lectures Dr Raj!

Amazing

By Georges G. on 02. April 2021 for Endocrine Physiology

To be straight to the point: - Very clear - Dr Wilson explanation was very easy to understand and professional

Biochemestry

By Lucero O. on 01. April 2021 for The Macromolecules of Life

I liked to much because maintain the point of what are she explaining the theme with clarity and didactic form about the macromolecules of life the first principle to begin the content of the nature of the Body , systems organs ,tissues and cells.

Good

By Tasneem B. on 31. March 2021 for Nasal Cavities

There should be more detail about the gross anatomy of the nasal cavity

Excellent. Thank you

By Dianna A. on 28. March 2021 for Auditory System and Vestibular System

Very simplified and nice explanation. I learn new information with pleasure due to this great teacher.

Excellent. Thank you

By Dianna A. on 28. March 2021 for Cerebellum

I really appreciate it, perfectly simple and interesting way of explanation

Excellent. Thank you

By Dianna A. on 28. March 2021 for Basal Ganglia

I really appreciate it, perfectly simple and interesting way of explanation

All lectures by dr Tarry is great!

By Anju L. on 28. March 2021 for Biological Bases of Nervous System Disorders – Psychological Disorders (PSY)

I like all doctor Tarry's lectures, he delivered them simple and somehow easy to understand well and he added easy to remember examples.

Highly recommended

By Dianna A. on 27. March 2021 for Visual Pathways

I really appreciate it, perfectly simple and interesting way of explanation

Highly recommended

By Dianna A. on 27. March 2021 for Diencephalon

I really appreciate it, perfectly simple and interesting way of explanation

Highly recommended

By Dianna A. on 27. March 2021 for Cerebral Cortex

I really appreciate it, perfectly simple and interesting way of explanation

Thank you.

By Dianna A. on 27. March 2021 for Limbic System

I really appreciate it, perfectly simple and interesting way of explanation.

Highly recommended

By Dianna A. on 27. March 2021 for Meninges

Thank you so much for interesting lectures and amazingly helpful information

Highly recommended

By Dianna A. on 27. March 2021 for Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

Thank you very much for your interesting lectures and simple explanation

Dr. Raj is fun

By Afeisha A. on 27. March 2021 for Huntington's Disease (Huntington's Chorea)

Dr. Raj is fun to listen to I love his excitement and personal stories.

It’s good

By fatih k. on 26. March 2021 for Innate Immune System

It’s good. And I liked it. The professor understand good.

Highly recommended

By Dianna A. on 25. March 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Thank you for a very interesting lectures. Very easy to understand with your explanation

Good Lecture

By Irfan M. on 25. March 2021 for Learning Outcomes – Observational Studies (Study Designs)

Very through and the fact that most lectures had summaries of the previous video made it very easy to understand.

Highly recommended

By Dianna A. on 25. March 2021 for Aging

Very interesting lectures. I really injoy the way you explain the topic. Thanks a lot!

confusing and disorganised

By KAI KAM L. on 25. March 2021 for Salmonella – Enteric Bacteria

I got to say, i love Racaniello's videos on microbiology so far. But this series of the enteric bacteria is confusing and disorganised. Some of the slides provided are different from the ones used by him. Sometimes the script adds some erroneous information, making the already confusing explanation even worse.

I have request that please add urdu language in lecturio app

By Farooq A. on 25. March 2021 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Only one word for carlo raj is Just amazing Mind blowing

Veins – Thoracic Vessels

By Lecturio P. on 25. March 2021 for Veins – Thoracic Vessels

Everything is explained very clearly. I understood all the information in the video perfectly.

Concise and very well put together!

By Anike M. on 25. March 2021 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

These lectures are concise, have all the necessary information and really explains key points well! Absolutely loving learning from Lecturio videos, especially with the pandemic hindering face to face classes. This extra help is a very needed boost to my studies!

Upper limb

By Edris A. on 24. March 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

The picture was not as clear while he was pointing to it

Structured

By Olga C. on 24. March 2021 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Well structured, clear presented, presented manner of conveying mayerial, short

Well done Dr Raj!

By Inaamul Hassan J. on 23. March 2021 for Cerebral Aneurysm: Introduction

It was really Informative, well explained, enthusiastic, just great!!! Keep up the good work

Great lecture, as usual! Well done dr. Raj!

By Inaamul Hassan J. on 23. March 2021 for Nephrolithiasis (Kidney Stones): Shock Wave Lithotripsy

Excellent content. Concepts are precise, accurate and presented in a fun, enjoyable manner.

Excellent Dr. Raj!

By Inaamul Hassan J. on 23. March 2021 for Causes of Increased and Decreased Ccr

The 5 star description says, "I like it very much", well that sums it up!

Well done Dr Raj!

By Inaamul Hassan J. on 23. March 2021 for Creatinine Clearance – Clinical Application of Creatinine

Best lecturer! Clear and concise summaries with all important information provided. Keep Up the great work!

Good

By carlo u. on 23. March 2021 for Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Really good explanation of your speech and vocabulary explanation Thanks!

Great Lectures by Dr. Raj.

By Dildeep G. on 22. March 2021 for Hypotonic Fluid Disorders

Great lectures, Dr. Raj! My 8 yr old convinced me to rate before I finished the lecture series.

Brilliant, as always!

By Inaamul Hassan J. on 21. March 2021 for Diabetes Insipidus (DI): Etiology

Helpful, demonstrated good insights and teaches in an enjoyable and logical manner

Great Lecture

By laticha n. on 21. March 2021 for Perineum

Finally! A lecture that clearly shows the boundaries of the perineum & states the contents. I am confident after watching this lecture.

EXCELLENT EXPLAINATION!

By laticha n. on 21. March 2021 for Anterior Branches – Branches of Internal Iliac Artery

Dr. Pickering was precise and clearly explained the nuances of the umbilical artery as they relate to the superior vesicles

Great

By Inaamul Hassan J. on 21. March 2021 for Glomerular Disorders

Enthusiastic, to the point, interesting lessons which are enjoyable and educational

Lecturing

By Irina P. on 20. March 2021 for Double-stranded DNA (dsDNA) Genomes – DNA Viruses

I like all your lectures, you give a great explanation of the material, thank you, Professor!

Highly recommended

By Dianna A. on 20. March 2021 for Vibrio Cholerae – Enteric Bacteria

Thank you!!! All your lectures are very interesting and with nice explanations!

Great talk

By MARGARIDA T. on 20. March 2021 for Osteoporosis: Risk Factors

Very concise and clear. I like the style of presentation

buena conferencia

By Claudia A. on 18. March 2021 for Development of Skin and Associated Glands

elegí esta calificación por que considero que las imágenes explican muy bien lo que explica el profesor.

Good!

By Daniel D. on 18. March 2021 for The Macromolecules of Life

Incredible Easy to follow the class The professor had my attention all the class

Hard to understand

By Daniel D. on 18. March 2021 for Purine and Pyrimidine Metabolism

It was hard to understand It could be better another way to explain the topic

Endocrine Course Pituitary Hypothalamus Adrenal

By Gabrielle A. on 18. March 2021 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

Great course clearly explained easy to digest I enjoyed listening to Dr Raj

Awesome!

By Joseph E. on 18. March 2021 for Bone Formation

Greatly assisted me in identifying the structure and function of bone organelles

simply explained .Nice lecture

By Stylianos S. on 17. March 2021 for Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

easily explained .well organized . Mentioned what we need to know with explanations .

I like it very much.

By andre g. on 17. March 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Hi All components of both head and neck anatomy were clearly presented especially cervical triangles whichi was pretty updated.

Perfect for quick review

By José Antonio R. on 16. March 2021 for Questions – Sedative Hypnotics

Concise questions w/ concise answers. Good for a quick review after study.

Simple short sweet

By Himanshi S. on 16. March 2021 for CNS - Pharmacology

Good way of teaching ..that gaba a receptor diagram..jst awsm

WELL PRESENTED

By Constance O. on 15. March 2021 for Sexual Assault

WELL PRESENTED lecture. Understanding the concept of sexual assault well explained

Not good

By Bünyamin Y. on 15. March 2021 for Elongation of Translation

Biochemistry by Georgina Cornwall is not good at all, she reads all the time and she doesn't even know what to talk about.

Lit Lecturio Videos

By Samyak B. on 15. March 2021 for Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Concise, constructive, curative, conducive, conceptual is how I found this and the other videos related to this.

Great

By Tom A. on 14. March 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Good but i wish number of questions increase because at last thy help us understand more

Nice work ????

By Mohammed A. on 13. March 2021 for Fibula – Osteology of Lower Limb

Great job as usual Dr James! also great work compressing all theses information into 1:20 mins! As someone with a short attention span this helps me alot

Nice Job ????

By Mohammed A. on 13. March 2021 for Tibia – Osteology of Lower Limb

GREAT LECTURE ???????? first time rating a lecture, I think submitting a detailed review should be optional because maybe I just liked the lecture and wanted to give it a five stars and get back to studying!

Studying HTN in internal medicine

By shamia c. on 13. March 2021 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

All the HTN lectures were clear and concise. The concepts were made digestible and easy to recall during exams. For me, I found them helpful while reviewing my lectures.

Excellent lecture

By Jalil Z. on 12. March 2021 for Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)

Excellent lecture. It is quite an important topic in pediatrics. I learned new things additionally to my university lectures.

Excellent lecture

By Jalil Z. on 12. March 2021 for ADHD: Management

Excellent lecture. I particularly liked the explanations around the medication. Thanks!

Good lecture

By Jalil Z. on 12. March 2021 for ADHD: Diagnosis

Good lecture. This is an important topics in pediatrics. Thanks!

Good lecture

By Jalil Z. on 12. March 2021 for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Good lecture. It is an important topic in pediatrics indeed. Thanks!

Still don't understand

By Shanekah R. on 11. March 2021 for Acidosis and Alkalosis – Laboratory Diagnostics

I still don't understand. I have played the video so many times. Maybe its just a very hard concept.

Great lesson

By Marina B. on 11. March 2021 for Levels of Measurement – Data

Very clarifying lecture! Professor Deonandan is pretty concise and informative.

amazing

By zenab a. on 10. March 2021 for Cell-mediated Immunity: Functional Modes of Cytokines and Cytokine Receptor Signaling

helped me alot, wouldnt be able to pass without these

Perfect EBM course

By Yavuz G. on 10. March 2021 for Learning Outcomes – Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Medicine (EBM)

Helped me to memorize the information from medical lessons very well. It is well illustrated. Super useful!

not exceptional

By Justin A. on 10. March 2021 for Overview of Transcription and Translation

She didn't talk about the template strand. the prof fumbled with the coding strand and im actually confused if the coding strand, or the tremplate strand matches the sequence of the mRNA. She definitely seems disorganized. It didn't flow at all.

Urinalysis review (renal path...)

By Milana N. on 10. March 2021 for Urinalysis

the lecture is informative and the slides are also good. I would like to see something similar to the (eBook) PDF that was done in the cardiovascular pathology section in the renal section too though

Good high yield material!

By JOSE ANTONIO P. on 08. March 2021 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Quick and concise great delivery of a difficult topic, obviously get the basics first before this lecture!

Great pharm tips for understanding

By Keila O. on 08. March 2021 for Tachycardia: Wolff-parkinson White Syndrome: Diagnosis and Treatment

I love how he explains why CCBs and digoxin are contraindicated in WPW and also review of how digoxin isn't useful for MAT

Bien explicado, pero no suficiente

By Grte J. on 08. March 2021 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

I liked these explanations, but if you are a college student this may not be for you

Great lecture!

By Keila O. on 08. March 2021 for Cardiac Arrhythmia: The Electric System of the Heart

Great integration of concepts in EKG, heart sounds, etc. Dr. Raj does not disappoint!

Incredible educator

By Ghadeer K. on 07. March 2021 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj is one of my favorite teachers on Lecturio. He makes everything sounds so interesting and fun. His love for the profession makes me fall in love with medicine all over again.

Wonderful lectures

By Melvin K. on 06. March 2021 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Great explanation, great examples and knowledgeable in subject area. Lecture is wonderful

Lit Lecturio Videos

By Samyak B. on 06. March 2021 for Obstructive Lung Disease

The way Dr. Raj build the topic up.. seems like he is also an architect with being a doctor.

amazing

By Ahmed l. on 05. March 2021 for Hypersensitivity: Type 1 – Causes

clearly explained ,great way to understand the mechanism, body language is really effective

Very good definitions for PAR and AR

By Keila O. on 04. March 2021 for Attributable Risk – Attributable Risk and Odds Ratio (Measures of Association)

Thanks! I just wish I could've understood RRR, RR and ARR better in the previous lecture

Lecturio is going to save my semester

By vinzent V. on 04. March 2021 for Deep Layer (AC) – Anatomy of the Forearm

Thank you for this video, loved how concise and precise it was

Better visualize softly gaining knowledge step by step

By TAHIR B. on 04. March 2021 for Cerebral Cortex

Precisely influencial style during all parts so definitely would be a key effect on exams

So good. Funny too.

By Susmitha B. on 04. March 2021 for Heart Failure (HF): Definition

Dr. Raj teaches concepts in such a way that you'll understand AND memorize everything. Each lecture is outstanding.

Great!

By Ashley C. on 04. March 2021 for Hypothalamus: Components and Functions

I really understood everything like if it was a brief summary of terms

asd

By wsad a. on 04. March 2021 for Anterior Compartment – Anatomy of the Forearm

thnak u that perfect thnak u that perfect thnak u that perfect thnak u that perfect

Thank you dr raj

By Ambrose O. on 03. March 2021 for Pulmonary Diagnostics

Dr raj is a very very good teacher. I really understand many pathiophysiology now

Very good but can be improved.

By Muhammed J. on 01. March 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

The course is very good.The subtitles is a bit bad(for Turkish) but I can understand because it is auto generated.Except for subtitles the other things is very good.The teacher tells calmly and clearly. I think teacher can use more picture or 3D systems.

Excellent

By Aron B. on 01. March 2021 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

I like very much the way the teacher expose the lecture! Concise and objective!

Awsome

By Eric Alan G. on 01. March 2021 for Gene Regulation

Very condensed, but a well-taught lecture. I love the teacher´s style.

The reason why I am in lecturio

By Javier C. on 28. February 2021 for Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes

I think that this is the kind of teacher that every med school should have. Personally, I like how he integrates all the information that it is given across the whole carrer. As a fifth year student from another country I would like that every class of lecturio be like the classes of Dr. Raj. Seriously, the integration is everything when you are in a rotation in front of a patient.

Understanding the entire picture!

By Carol M. on 27. February 2021 for Aortic Dissection: Signs, Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment

If you want your education to elevate to another level, to be ready for rotations, and to be the best medical professional you want to be....listen to DR. Raj!

Thank you doctor!

By Keila O. on 27. February 2021 for Combination of Cardiac and Vascular Function Curves – Regulation of Venous Pressure

I finally understood this concept! I've reviewed it many times but only until now did i understand

Great

By Ashar M. on 26. February 2021 for Innate Immune System

Very good ,only the needed part covered .But should focus on clearing concepts in more detail.The base.

Very instructive

By As K. on 26. February 2021 for Germ Cells, Mitosis and Meiosis

This lecture has helped me a lot thank you so much!!

Perfect for overview

By Keila O. on 26. February 2021 for Complement System & Chronic Inflammation – Inflammation and Wound Repair

Dr Raj is so good at reminding associated pathologies!!! Perfect for an overview

depth explanation

By Tracy M. on 25. February 2021 for Cells of the Adaptive Immune System

the lecture is easy to understand and the concepts are explained very well and in depth. i woul totally recommend this to any medical student :).

Study

By Mulki K. on 24. February 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Very thorough and easy to understand. Explained the structures really well.

Great lecture!

By Angela R. on 24. February 2021 for Regulation of ADH: Response to Water Deprivation

Wonderful lecture explaining a difficult topic. I love Dr. Raj lectures! Looking forward to more Dr. Raj.

Thanks, very nice and useful lesson.

By WILLIAM M. on 24. February 2021 for Periodic Table for Biology – Chemistry

Nice explanation, very useful, easy to follow. very useful reminder of basics.

shaima

By Shaimaa E. on 24. February 2021 for ANS - Pharmacology

He is so amazing Lecturer,, These videos are very useful

Finally a clear explanation of ABG!

By Alejandro D. on 24. February 2021 for Approach to Acid Base Status: Step 1 and 2 – Laboratory Diagnostics

It is clear, well explained and very useful. Totally recommended.

I really enjoy this course !!

By rene a. on 23. February 2021 for Lymphadenopathy – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

This course is concise , practical , high yield , great !! I really like it !!

NOT CONFIDENT

By Prathamesh A. on 23. February 2021 for Elongation of Translation

SHE IS NOT CONFIDENT IN TEACHING AND RUINS THE MOOD OF LEARNING

Review in Obstructive Lung Diseases

By Zukisa T. on 22. February 2021 for Obstructive Lung Disease

I like the simple way things were explained Sometimes more images to explain a concept would help...have you considered a pointer?

very very good

By Bayan M. on 21. February 2021 for Cochlea

thank you for letting me understand this lecture. I really struggled to understand it. But, after this video, everything is perfect and clear.

Good high yield material!

By JOSE ANTONIO P. on 21. February 2021 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

i liked it very much, sometimes the style of the Dr. its quite difficult to follow but nevertheless the content is good for a proper review, you do have to know the basic stuff of patho/phsy though

Great

By Andoh C. on 21. February 2021 for Vitamins

It was a great lecture, I learn a lot. Thank you Prof. Ahern.

Excellent lecturer, highly recommended. Thank you!!!

By ??? О. on 20. February 2021 for Membrane-damaging Toxins and Extracellular Matrix Toxins – Bacterial Toxins

Thank you for your interesting, useful and simple way do explain difficult things!

Highly recommended

By ??? О. on 20. February 2021 for Sporadic CJD – Prions

Thank you, dear professor for amazingly informative and interesting lectures

WE WANT A LITTLE MORE MCQS

By Shoaib Z. on 20. February 2021 for Reproductive Gross Anatomy

thank you so much , u really helped me , hope u best wishes

Thanks

By Talal H. on 20. February 2021 for Nutrition

An excellent course. Simplified most important topics needed for exam.

Great

By Ashar M. on 19. February 2021 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Its excellent because there is more physical and clinical correlation and enzyme mechanism simplified

Wonderful Lecturer

By Sudheer H. on 19. February 2021 for Aortic Stenosis: Pathogenesis

Wonderful faculty Dr Carlo Raj. He has a unique style of Teaching which gives us the full Concept and a complete grip on the Topic. Makes difficult topics Easy to Learn.

Very well explained.

By Alejandra L. on 19. February 2021 for Presentation of Lipid Antigens by CD1 – Antigen Processing and Presentation

The material was very well presented and easy to understand. I love that the videos are short an easy to digest. I would recommend this lecture to any of my friends.

Perfect teacher

By Aseel A. on 18. February 2021 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

It was informative lecture, the way of explaining the idea and make away to simplify informations was perfect Also putting every information in a clinical scenario was helpful I wish that doctor raj make lectures for all the subjects, his way in explaining is so so special, and he keeps it easier to keep the information for a long term

Really easy to understand

By Luis H. on 17. February 2021 for Dose-Response, Binding, Quantal, Toxicity & Potency Curves – Pharmacodynamics

I like the lecture because is easy to understand, the use of examples are really helpful.

Keep up the good work

By Neuer N. on 16. February 2021 for Urinary Tract Physiology

The overall experience is good but i think there is room for development

Best lecture on this topic

By Maria J. on 15. February 2021 for B-Cell Differentiation – Lymphocyte Activation

Amazing lecture! This course has been a great help for my studies. Thank you, Prof. Peter Delves!

Much Needed Review

By Gabrielle G. on 15. February 2021 for Respiratory Histology

Histology was and always will be my strong suit in medical school, but this was a much-needed review in prep for my upcoming exam. Also, for those who are IMG's and might not have the best of professors, Lecturio has got you covered when it comes to learning what you need to know to do well on exams in year 1 and 2...or if you are having to re-teach yourself like me (upside down smiley).

Dr.Peter Delves is amazing!

By Maria J. on 14. February 2021 for Humoral Immunity: Function of Antibodies

So easy to understand and memorize! Lecturio has been an amazing tool for my medical education, namely these lectures.

Great & Detailed Review

By Gabrielle G. on 14. February 2021 for Respiratory Gross Anatomy

This was an excellent detailed review of respiratory gross anatomy. Quite a bit more than I thought I need for Step 1, but I am glad I fully went through it as it has helped me fill in the blanks and gaps in knowledge that I was previously unaware of. Remember, you don't know what you don't know until you take the time to study it.

excellent

By Manuel Francisco B. on 13. February 2021 for Acute Inflammation

excellent lecture for all med students and normal people thanks!

Mineral Metabolism

By Jay V. on 13. February 2021 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

I noticed that there weren't any lectures on mineral metabolism in the library. I think students would really appreciate it if you made a module on this topic as it has a lot of biomedical importance and some relevant diseases are associated with it.

Good lectures

By Chukwuebuka A. on 11. February 2021 for Seizures

It is a beat extensive especially covering the anti-seizure medications and their side effects . Touching basic principles in the therapeutics including in pregnancy

Carlo is a great teacher

By Alexis M. on 10. February 2021 for Biochemistry of Megaloblastic Anemia

I´LOVE DE WAY HE EXPLAINS MEDICINE. he is fun, makes everything simple

Excellent video series!

By Jesus M. on 10. February 2021 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Excellent videos! Very concise and to the point. Very high yield everything discussed. Dr. Wilson has an ability to explain complex concepts in an easy manner. Highly recommend you to see this videos of GI Physiology!

nao

By Viviana G. on 10. February 2021 for Chromosomal Disorders

i like but the fomr like the professor express can distract a little

Very good

By Maria J. on 09. February 2021 for Occipital Lobe

Simple, clear and with clinical correlations. Thank you, Dr. Craig.

Five Stars

By Darlene H. on 09. February 2021 for Pancreatic and Biliary Tract Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The lecture is concise and to the point. It is just the information I need, but also thorough. I appreciate how the physician walks me through a case from initial presentation all the way through treatment.

Excellent

By Ashutosh Y. on 09. February 2021 for Pituitary Gland Disorders

It have key points which can easily help to solve questions and even real life cases also !

Recommended

By Marina Ž. on 09. February 2021 for Bacteria

I like this cause of a simply explaining things, and I would like to recommend it for nurses and also doctors.

Dr Raj is awesome !!!

By Maria Fernanda M. on 08. February 2021 for Adrenal Gland Disorders

Dr Raj is so entertaining and funny besides giving complex information in a simple manner, big fan!!

Comment on Lecturio

By VICTORIA A. on 08. February 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

This is a wonderful platform for the medical and pre medical students.I love the way the lecturers dissect anatomy to my understanding and also the quiz banks for testing ones comprehension of various subjects that are taught.It's really a great app,

Excellent faculty

By Sudheer H. on 07. February 2021 for Iron Deficiency Anemia: Introduction

Very nice lecture. Teaches very well. Makes the concept interesting.

Loved this Lecture!

By Angela R. on 05. February 2021 for Cerebral Aneurysm: Introduction

The presenter is knowledgeable about the subject and presents the topic in an easy to understand and interesting manner!

Comprehensive while covering almost all aspects.

By Sana K. on 05. February 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Everything is well explained with picture illustrations, have made it even more easy to retain.

Praising

By Abboud A. on 04. February 2021 for Aging

It was an effective method to aquire the knowledge required for that interesting topic; thanks so much indeed for such fascinating and entertaining lectures even though I wish you could increase the number of them as I really enjoyed every minute spent learning that session.

Excellent

By Sebastian R. on 04. February 2021 for General Terminology

Good lecture, liked the general overview and structure. Happy that i found it.

really satisfied

By Majid K. on 03. February 2021 for Michaelis-Menten Kinetics: Parameters – Enzyme Classification

such a hard concept explained so easy and well. such an amazing work sir

I love Dr Raj's passion and teaching skills!!

By Federico P. on 02. February 2021 for Alveolar Infiltrate – Diagnostic Imaging

Doctor Raj is the most clear Professor I have ever met in my educational history! Thank you Lecturio! Greetings from Milano, Italy

Edgar Javier

By deleted u. on 02. February 2021 for RNA and the Genetic Code

La verdad es que es muy buen curso, el ponente explica demasiado bien y me gusto mucho qué hay actualizaciones

Comprehensive and all aspects are covered

By Sana K. on 31. January 2021 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Each and every concept is explained with each lecture it has helped me in getting to know things well rather than just learning.

I feel the lectures do not deliver what is required. With some improvements, it would be a 5/5 course

By David S. on 31. January 2021 for Chromosomal Disorders

I use Emery’s Elements of Medical Genetics 15th edition as primary study material, which i recommend for anyone to use. I decided to take this course as a supplement and ended up confused and annoyed. Simple learning objectives of this course lectures are harder to understand due to poor explanation and as far as i can tell the professor seems stressed, disoriented and confused herself. Lectures need a rework. Despite that, the articles are pretty good and helpful, PowerPoint slides are useful to an extend.

Fetal dev. video

By Anna P. on 31. January 2021 for Fetal circulation and Transition to Mature Circulation

Definitely decent videos. I love it deeply, and It helps me a lot. Woo. Dus goes us. Um go with um.

GI FUNCTION

By INDU S. on 29. January 2021 for Fundamental GI Functions – Gastrointestinal System

BASIC AND COCISE OUTLINE OF WHAT THE GI SYSTEM DOES

Highly recommended

By ??? О. on 29. January 2021 for Introduction – Primary Immunodeficiency

Thank you dear Professor, great simple way to explain difficult topics.

Amazing

By Elif T. on 29. January 2021 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

I love the pace and the method of Dr. Raj very much and I feel like I know a lot of the concepts he taught by heart now, without having confusions.

excellent

By Cerys C. on 28. January 2021 for Functions of the Extraocular Muscles – Orbital Muscles and Innervation

well explained. its concise and not overcomplicated. has everything you need and is well taught

excellent

By Cerys C. on 28. January 2021 for The Eye: General Structure

Histology explained really well. At each step letting us know what is going to be explained is really good.

Minimal changes

By Antony K. on 28. January 2021 for Parkinson's Disease

The content is amazing except when talking about "Clasp Knife" and "Cog Wheel" rigidity I would also recommend pointing at picture especially when talking about "lewis body" Thank you

Perfection

By Przemys?aw R. on 28. January 2021 for 3 Types of Cartilages

All of the lectures by prof. Meyer are absolute blast and great experience.

Excellent Immunology

By Alan P. on 27. January 2021 for Adaptive Immune System

well organized and concise with all of the important points

Very good

By Alina M. on 27. January 2021 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

It is easy to understand, on the point and easy to follow. Thank you Dr shukle

Excellent faculty for Pharmacology

By Sudheer H. on 27. January 2021 for Bronchodilators

Easy to Understand Lectures. Thank you Dr Pravin Shukle Sir

Appreciation

By chiengkuoy g. on 26. January 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Dr. James Pickering, He is so captivating and engaging. Am honored to learn from him.

Appreciation

By chiengkuoy g. on 26. January 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

It's informatve. It has all the essential contents that one would seek for to understand the anatomy of the lower limb.

Rewiew

By Paula S. on 26. January 2021 for Why do we Care About Microbes? – Introduction to Microbiology

Great teacher. Well explained. Learning outcomes well defined and all comprehended.

excellent

By Cerys C. on 26. January 2021 for Acne Vulgaris

really well explained, repetition really helps the knowledge stick. explaining rather than just reading off the screen really helps swell

Perfect

By Salma E. on 24. January 2021 for Introduction to Medical Genetics

The introduction provided me with the basic concepts of genetics

Good

By Dio R. on 24. January 2021 for Types of IV Fluids (Intravenous Fluids): Distribution of IVFs

he is very good, and fun! thankyou doctor carlo raj. best regards, med stud from indonesia

Hello

By ANNVANUT LOVE N. on 22. January 2021 for Pituitary Hormones

Alright . I think the lecture could be enough for new students

exallent

By Mahmoud a. on 22. January 2021 for Periodic Table for Biology – Chemistry

I could not understand it good at that in my university college friends

Very clear

By Keila O. on 22. January 2021 for 2,3 BPG

Great explanation about the Bohr effect, thank you very much doctor

Not Updated

By Cruz Manuel Á. on 22. January 2021 for Hallucinogens: Psychodelics, Dissociatives and Deliriants – Drugs of Abuse

It is not updated. How can you left it like that?

Great Presentation

By Adewale K. on 21. January 2021 for Coronary Steal Syndrome

He's just brilliant, and I'm so engaged and interested. He's making me love Cardiology!

Excellent

By Olatoye K. on 21. January 2021 for Cardiac Physiology

It is well explained and the concepts are highlighted. I am really grateful for this platform.

Amazing Lecturer

By Sudheer H. on 21. January 2021 for Cholinergic Toxicity, Myasthenic Crisis and Cholinergic Crisis

Teaches very well, makes everything easy and simple to understand.

I love Dr Raj's passion and teaching skills!!

By Federico P. on 20. January 2021 for Distal Convoluted Tubule (DCT): Bartter and Gitelman Syndrome

I think that Dr Raj is simply amazing because he has the ability to make even the most intricated concepts clear and easy to understand!

5/5

By Athanasios S. on 20. January 2021 for Cardiac Arrhythmia: Review

Dr. Raj lecture is filled with “dramatic expressions” that made understanding/memorizing information easier. Dr. Raj appears to be passionate about his work, making his lectures enjoyable.

Anatomy can't be learned through dissection alone

By Dr Julio Warner L. on 20. January 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

The confidence from Dr. Canby as many other Lecturio Presenters reassures the average student. I am particularly satisfied with the way the Lecturio courses are designed and presented. I highly rate this course because it is up to my expectation. If a student doesn't learn anatomy from this course he/she won't learn anywhere else.

Thank you all for your feedback!

By Carlo R. on 19. January 2021 for ANCA-associated Small Vessel Vasculitides

Mehmet K, and others thank you for your feedback! I hope this message finds you and your loved ones safe in 2021. I read your comments, and try to deeply reflect upon them. I thoroughly enjoy the feedback that I receive from you the medical students and doctors, fore; it allows me to improve upon the art that I have been fortunate enough to be part for the past 20 years. Thanks to individuals such as you who take the time out of your busy schedule to express what is on your mind, it allows me to always be improving as a medical educator. There are numerous other resources out there, as you are aware, and I feel privileged that you wish to invest your time and money with me and Lecturio. As any patient should receive 2nd and 3rd opinions about treatment protocol, and even encourage such behavior by doctors who are secure in themselves, I would recommend the same for you so that you are constantly being fed and inspired by medical knowledge! You live in golden age of medical education and possess tools at your disposal to excel in your medical school coursework, USMLE/PLAB/MER, etc. I hope you find a resource that you can relate to, if it's me, fantastic, if not, that's okay too, but the most important thing is that you/me, WE, continue on our journey of growth and humility. Thank you all for making me a part of your academic life, however brief it may be. ~Carlo Raj

nice

By dibyashubhro r. on 18. January 2021 for Overview of the Cranial Nerves I—VI and Their Functional Components

good video really lked it the language was qut e easy to understand

Thanks for pointing out other interesting details about this step, not always emphasized by other glycolysis overviews

By Kelvin L. on 18. January 2021 for Glycolysis: 3-PG –> 2-PG – Glycolysis and Pyruvate Metabolism

Dr. Ahern pointed out very interesting aspects like heat generation/high energy of PEP and the 2,3-BPG production. Maybe I wasn't paying attention the first time I learned about glycolysis, but this extra integrative information it makes this step easier to remember. Actually, in generally, these human focused biochemistry lectures, are easier to digest, since when I learned it originally, it was mixed with plant and microbial biochem.

best lecturer on lecturio!!

By dadad d. on 17. January 2021 for Ovaries and Paramesonephric Ducts

he is the only lecturer who helped me to understand the embryology!!! he is gold!!!

Very useful!

By S. G. on 17. January 2021 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Lectures by dr.Carlo Raj are very attractive,well organised and fast flowing. Thank you very much!

Presentation was clear

By Keith M. on 17. January 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Because I clearly understood everything,the pictures where just clear and well labeled.

please provide me latest update information any medical related topic

By Akbar K. on 17. January 2021 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Amazing, safe my time, on that time when I was taking license exam,I created my own audio, more than 600 pages liten only in 24 hours, I have no word to say thanx all brelient Dr ,they are still providing me to start my new journey, I will success inshaallah but take time i will not give up my study will belo g to those they need me, Thanx again all DR KHAN

lecturio

By Joanne S. on 17. January 2021 for Microbiology: Introduction

Enjoyed the format for this and other Lecturio classes. Graphics are concise. Instructor is very good at explaining concepts

Helpful

By Walter M. on 16. January 2021 for Bronchodilators

Good illustrations included in this lecture. Series is nicely divided.

appreaciation

By fayik m. on 16. January 2021 for Cell Forms Comparison – Launching Pad for Cell Biology

one of the best teacher ..yo mam ............really enjoyed it

Great hematology review.

By Yuriy C. on 14. January 2021 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

I greatly appreciate this and general review of hematology. Thank you for simplifying and clarifying it for me.

Great review

By Yuriy C. on 14. January 2021 for Adaptive Immune System

Great review of immunology, including adaptive immune system. Highly recommend.

Extraordinary

By José Z. on 14. January 2021 for Development of Hair and Nails

The whole series of lectures on embriology are top noch.

Air of superiority without the demonstration of superior knowledge

By John M. on 14. January 2021 for Hypertension Diagnosis: Three Checks

The content is mediocre and he patronizes the listener; if he cut out the condescension and focused on teaching it could be improved. I see why they add some talk over portions with another speaker.

Great

By Sandra G. on 14. January 2021 for Introduction – Hypothyroidism

I love Dr. Raj videos. They are very engaging and informative.

Lecturio is well designed and recommendable to the global student community

By HABIMANA H. on 13. January 2021 for Microbiology: Introduction

The content but also the Professor Vincent Racaniello, he is convincing , spacing and detailing what is needed to be captured.

good summary

By howard w. on 12. January 2021 for G6PD Deficiency: Pathophysiology

pathogenesis explanation is detailed and Lecturer is great at helping us to distinguish difference btw the two entities

GREAT SUMMARY OF THE UPPER LIMBS!!! Relearning the basics is getting easier!!! Thanks Lecturio & James Pickering!

By Ian E. on 12. January 2021 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Wonderful lectures! Thanks so much for the opportunity to learn the basics in an accelerated format! Excellent coverage of the most poignant and interrelated concepts of the upper limb anatomy!! :)

educative.

By Abdullah Y. on 12. January 2021 for Gene Expression

i liked the details and visualization. should have been there more mobility in the slides tho.

Very good lecture.

By Marta R. on 12. January 2021 for Lines of Therapy – Drugs in Hypertension

Very good lecture, where guidelines for each condition are enhanced.

More experienced professor

By ABRAR S. on 11. January 2021 for Adaptive Immune System

Awesome... I like the way he is teaching.His concepts are straightforward and clear.

Great initiative

By tobias m. on 11. January 2021 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Lecturio helps me solidify my concepts. I am glad I found you.

Great Work

By Mallory V. on 11. January 2021 for Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

His unique style keeps my mind engaged. He reinforces other concepts and paints a picture of the clinical presentation.

Thorough teaching

By Donna M. on 11. January 2021 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

The lectures on Enzyme and Enzymes Kinetics were thorough. There were detailed information on some important concepts.

Amazing

By Cerys C. on 10. January 2021 for Acute Bacterial Meningitis: Predisposing Factor Head Trauma

everything is explained really well. everyone makes mistakes and so despite the one mistake it is really informative and consice. Dr Raj's videos are really good

amazing

By Cerys C. on 10. January 2021 for Campylobacter Jejuni

Really well explained. it was simple and concise but informative.

Great lecture! Professor hits the points hard and makes the information very easy to understand!

By Chelsea O. on 10. January 2021 for Anemia: Overview

Dr. Raj is fantastic, this lecture was a great overview. My favorite part was the sound effects!

Integration of basic knowledge and understanding

By Barbara E J. on 09. January 2021 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Whereas I was at first put off a bit by Dr. Raj's style of teaching, I became more and more appreciative of his pedagogic method, soliciting and emphasizing the integration of basic physiology, pharmacology and anatomy in understanding and treating (the pathology underlying) clinical syndromes (of the multiple organ systems). Indeed, the process becomes very stimulating and ultimately satisfying as one becomes able to retrieve and integrate all the basic knowledge in solving clinical diagnosis and treatment.

Not to take the content seriously.

By Renan A. on 09. January 2021 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia

Very annoying style of presentation. I do Cancer research for a living in the USA and I found a lot of problems with this presentation.

Superb

By Charles C. on 09. January 2021 for Respiratory Physiology

Superb content delivery. Easy to follow and understand. Great job Thad

Prof. Racaniello is second to no one.

By Dr Julio Warner L. on 09. January 2021 for Viruses

Professor Racaniello masters the topic very well. He knows what he is talking about. I like his confidence. He is one of the most fluent professors I ever have

again this doc :(

By Mehmet K. on 09. January 2021 for ANCA-associated Small Vessel Vasculitides

this doc has a disgusting accent and teaching method. weird jokes and attitudes. if lecturio would like to improve itself, the very first thing is to sack this man and find a proper lecturer like anesthesiologist one.

great lecture.

By tobias m. on 09. January 2021 for Lymphadenopathy: Signs and Symptoms of Multiple Myeloma – White Blood Cell Pathology

simplified understanding i used to have difficult understanding Multiple myeloma but grateful to Dr Raj.

Happy Meal

By Pushkin B. on 08. January 2021 for Extravascular Hemolysis

This was a funny video. I enjoyed it. Thanks for making the subject easy to digest :-)

Well structured course

By deleted u. on 08. January 2021 for Spinal Cord

It is clear and well structured. Especially the pathways are now clear to me.

Thank u

By Mahmoud D. on 08. January 2021 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Its was perfect explanation But not 5 since i still have questions

Gratitude

By Sevara A. on 08. January 2021 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I chose this rating because you deserve it! Thank you, everything is great!

Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

By GARY F. on 08. January 2021 for Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

Dr. Carlo explained this lecture with such ease that I was able to fully understand the whole lecture. When I went back to my textbooks to read on this topic it made more sense. I was able to pass my exam at school that was based on this topic. I know that I will keep referring back to these lectures as I continue with my nursing school

Good and clear lecture! Thank you

By Ana Z. on 07. January 2021 for Choroid Plexus and Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)

Good and clear lecture! If you need to get an overview of the CSF, works well

the physical definition of boring

By sma m. on 06. January 2021 for Acute Inflammation: Signs & Symptoms – Inflammation and Wound Repair

if i wanted monotoned reading i would have read textbooks instead of watching this video.

best

By NIno K. on 06. January 2021 for Anti-HIV Agents: Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NsRTIs) – Antiviral Drugs

good lecture explaining everything about: Anti-HIV Agents: Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NsRTIs) – Antiviral Drugs

Not a good lecture

By catamic546@chomagor.com c. on 06. January 2021 for Overview of Transcription and Translation

Need to explain better as it is very complicated and confuses us even more than we were before

overall great

By jody r. on 05. January 2021 for Formation of the Right and Left Atria

it is really good and easy to understand i watched it twice and i memorized everything but in the quiz there was a question that went like what are the endocardial cushions derived from and in the lecture there was no mentions of such thing

Awesome Lecture It Was

By ????? Т. on 03. January 2021 for Enteric Ganglion

It's An Good Overview And Histological Studies Of Ganglion.,But There is Need to Tell Stains Name

Good work

By Jona T. on 03. January 2021 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

Nice course very complete in every sense, I like it, keep like that.

VERY INTERESTING METHOD, NOT BORING AT ALL!

By Paranshi D. on 03. January 2021 for Toilet Training

VERY INTERESTING METHOD, NOT BORING AT ALL! THANK YOU DOCTOR

No comments

By HOSSIN Z. on 02. January 2021 for Gastrointestinal Histology

There is a lot of information, and that is good, but the slides don't mention those information briefly.

Outstanding lecturer!

By Charles P. on 02. January 2021 for Cardiac Physiology

An outstanding teacher. Clear, succinct, well organized! What a teacher should be.

Clear explanation.

By Saarah T. on 02. January 2021 for Short Muscles and Extrinsic Tendons – Anatomy of the Hand

Good clear explanation of all the small muscles in the hand.

Helpful

By Anindita G. on 01. January 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Images are small and kindly make the curser bigger and point out to proper location of interest. Otherwise excellent explanation.

Exceedingly easy to understand and remember

By Syeda S. on 31. December 2020 for Sympathomimetic Effects

This was most helpful and extremely interesting. Hats off for explaining such a tough topic in an exceptionally innovative and engrossing manner.

Great professor and quick, efficient review of fungi

By James H. on 31. December 2020 for Fungi

Excellent professor. I think this lecture in particular (fungi) is quick and just the essential facts.

Thank you for this great course

By James H. on 31. December 2020 for Immunodeficiency and Immune Deficiency Diseases

I really like this professor: rather than emphasizing memorization, he emphasizes understanding of immunological concepts, making immunology really interesting. One of the best lecturers for Lecturio.

Needs to be redone with better context.

By Dale S. on 29. December 2020 for Axillary Artery – Overview of Arterial Supply to Upper Limb

This video is not very clear. Not sure how useful/necessary it is.

Great!

By Karolina C. on 28. December 2020 for Renovascular Hypertension

Dr Raj has awesome gift of explaining medicine :) Thank you, dr Raj :)

Great explanation

By Edison T. on 28. December 2020 for Abdominal Cavity – Peritoneum

Thank you so much, I was waiting for a video as clear as this one! Great explanation!

excellently, descriptive and flow of videos

By Abich D. on 28. December 2020 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

i like the videos very much because of the clear presentations

Great teachings

By francis m. on 27. December 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

Love the lectures and reviews and quizzes and the fact that you can repeat for more clarification.

great lecture

By Abbas A. on 26. December 2020 for Sarcomere

it was great to hear your story this makes the lecture even more interesting

Attractive and keep going

By BIHARA R. on 26. December 2020 for Lung Cancer: Definition

I like that many many many part sir. It kills our boredom. Interesting ..lol.

Best explanation

By BIHARA R. on 26. December 2020 for Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS): Signs, Symptoms, Definition, Treatment

He explains it well without any stress just like a pro

Perfect

By Maria J. on 26. December 2020 for Toxoplasma gondii – Protozoa (CNS Infection)

Amazing lecture! So easy to understand and so enjoyable to watch; congratulations!

Great lecture

By Edison T. on 26. December 2020 for Nutrition

Great information, concise, and understandable making it relatively easy to follow along. Thank you!

Dr Raj Thank you! Hypertension is nice!

By OKWIR A. on 25. December 2020 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I have really been enjoying Hypertension course, in particular the Pathophys! It has been answering my previous dilemmas in the topic. For example, this 49 yo male diagnosed with HTN 2 yrs ago, previously had no chronic illness, was screened negative for Diabetes. His GP initiated him on Captopril and Bendrofluethiazide , now currently on Captopril 25 mg BD and Bendrofluethiazide 5mg, but his average BP has ever been around 152/100 mmHg. He has been struggling with weight control (BMI 31 or slightly above). I have been contemplating it is not a good control, and 2 days ago he called me complaining of visual impairment both eyes! Now I am thinking of Secondary HTN with Atherosclerosis as a Differential , oh again and a need for complete eye exam including Fondoscopy, again thinking ECG, Lipid panel and Renal Function test would be beneficial!. He have never done these tests because of affordability issue. ALL THE THOUGHT ABOVE COMES FROM MY CURRENT HYPERTENSION COURSE. BUT MOSTLY AN OPPORTUNITY OF FREE ACCESS TO PREMIUM CONTENT! HOW I PRAY GOD HELP ME SO THAT I PAY BACK TO MY COMMUNITY! I forever grateful please, Receive my kind and warm regards this Special day! Aron Okwir.

Perfect

By Simone W. on 22. December 2020 for Respiratory Histology

Excellent lecture, review was clear, engaging and concise. Thank you.

really enjoyed this one

By majdee M. on 22. December 2020 for Diseases of the Nephron

great lecture series thanks a loot, helped me to truly understand the things going on in the nephron plus some pharma and great pathology overview ,highly recommended

Brilliant

By Muhammed B. on 22. December 2020 for Types of Studies

Brilliant, helpful, calm, never understood it before, he made it very palatable thank you.

Top-notch.

By Shivam C. on 22. December 2020 for Vascular Anatomy – Blood Vessels and Pressure (Hemodynamics)

Amazing teacher, straight to the point, clear way of explaining.

Precise and clear

By Alessandra C. on 21. December 2020 for Gastrointestinal Histology

It's pretty precise and I appreciate the professor showing images while explaining.

A lot of room for improvement.

By Renan A. on 21. December 2020 for Euthyroid Hypothyroxinemia – Euthyroid Conditions

Dr. Raj speed in speaking distracts me and make following him very difficult. Very poor usage of schematics and a lot of text in his presentations.

GOLD STANDERD HIGH-YEILD MEDICAL LECTURE

By Abdirahman G. on 20. December 2020 for Pattern Recognition Receptors (PRRs)

Excellent lecture, well explained and very concise as always from Dr. P

Small images, hard to visualize

By Edison T. on 20. December 2020 for Surface Anatomy – Lower Limb

Nice video, would appreciate bigger images to observe surface landmarks clearly, thanks!

Gap Junction/Tight Junctions/Desmosomes/Hemidesmosomes

By Shashank R. on 20. December 2020 for Three Types of Cell Junctions

Awesome overview! Thank you! Particularly liked the gluten example. Also graphics were good - will stick in my brain longer.

CVA

By Abid S. on 19. December 2020 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

Not very clear Attending having language barrier Felt like he was reading it off and didn’t have good grasp.

so fast and not understandable

By ?amil Y. on 19. December 2020 for Binding Motifs

Lesson was so fast and not understandable .Lecturer should have gone from easy points to harder points.She could not make it easier this topic for me .She did not use her hand at all during the lesson.This is so lazy way for giving a lesson and unproffesional.

I love it - clear, concise.

By Irina S. on 17. December 2020 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

A lot of repetitions which make it perfect to memorize, normal speed of talking - not too fast, not too slow

Very happy with the course

By Juliana S. on 17. December 2020 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

While watching this lectures I got the concepts way clearer than in my past semester, I like it is simplified, no need to explain the needless details, just what’s precise. I would recommend this course and already have

Great for exam prep!

By Gabrielle G. on 16. December 2020 for Introduction to Psychological Disorders

Great refresher for psych disorders during USMLE prep. Gives clear and concise high yield learning points for each disorder.

Lacking examples of Real sounds

By Francisca M. on 16. December 2020 for Heart Sounds

Very good course. It should contain examples of real heart sounds

Objective fulfilled

By Keila O. on 16. December 2020 for Autosomal Recessive Disorders

The objective was to mention which diseases are AR and it was covered correctly

Highly recommended

By majdee M. on 16. December 2020 for Glomerulonephritis

Couldn’t be done better thank you dr raj ,very helpful

Excellent resource for medical students.

By King D. on 15. December 2020 for Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System (RAAS) – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)

Hello. I just want to share my thought on this lecture series. These lecture series are so excellent that as a student we have the capacity to control the phase of the video, and secondly doctor Thad Wilson explain this concepts so clearly that I find it very useful along side my course in MBBS. I like the Thad Wilson teaches. He is a great teacher. The content of the slides a also excellent because students can easily follow the short best outline. Thank you doctor Thad Wilson, and the lecturio staffs for the this help.

Recommended

By Ekaterina I. on 14. December 2020 for Headache – Pathophysiology

I'm very grateful for these lectures, they are fascinating and short, everything we need for the exam!

Lacks concepts.

By ARJUN S. on 14. December 2020 for Acute Inflammation: Signs & Symptoms – Inflammation and Wound Repair

Poor presentation. It's just like he is reading out from study material. Lacks concepts.

Not for the faint at heart

By Simone W. on 13. December 2020 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Exactly what I needed to hear while studying for Step 2. Thank you Dr. Raj for drilling it in my brain the "right" way.

super

By Neuer P. on 13. December 2020 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

it is self explanatory and so understandable , i like this a lot

Highly recommended

By Dawn J. on 10. December 2020 for Vascular Physiology

The concepts are explained very well. ???? even better than the way my professors explain. Thank you very much!

Excellent lecture

By Luis A. on 10. December 2020 for The Neural Tube and Neural Crest Cells

The Proffessor Peter Ward is the best for embryo. I really enjoy and learn of this lecture

Not very clear

By Keila O. on 10. December 2020 for Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Pathways – Second Messenger Systems

I dont know if its the diagram or what the doctor is saying but i just cant understand the MAP kinase and the GEF and everything else afterwards

Buena correlación entre fisiología, clínica y farmacología

By José V. on 09. December 2020 for Tachycardia: Atrial Fibrillation: Treatment

Muy completa la explicación y clara, además de correlacionar muy bien la fisiología con la clínica y semiología. Muy buenos tips semiológicos.

Some problems with the accent a speed but OK content.

By Renan A. on 08. December 2020 for Bronchiectasis: Cystic Fibrosis

The content is OK, but Dr. Raj speaks really fast sometimes and makes it difficult to follow him.

Pharm

By tiffini c. on 08. December 2020 for CNS - Pharmacology

I love The way he teaches! I feel In love with this site and even purchased it for a year bc I’m in nursing school and this breaks it down in a way that is receivable for me

Great!

By Yoong S. on 08. December 2020 for Cochlea

Simple and clear explanations with great slides - I was able to digest this easily, thank you!

Clear and concise

By Julia M. on 08. December 2020 for Capillaries: Overview

Excellent explanations and clear, thank you! Pretty cool you got the histology guide guy to make a lecture.

Nice content!

By Luis G. on 07. December 2020 for Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands: Conclusion

It is concise and understandably summarises all the content. Thank you!

interest devolp

By mishal m. on 07. December 2020 for Protozoa – Introduction to Microbiology

better way of making it very interesting,short lectures. easily understable

clear!

By Ameen A. on 06. December 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Head and neck anatomy is presented concisely, very helpful and clear, easy to understand and remember.

Great

By Rachel G. on 05. December 2020 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Prof Ahern explains very well & makes the key steps/enzymes memorable (eg PEP is full of pep!)

Lecturio needs to be better

By Veena D. on 05. December 2020 for Direct and Indirect Alloantigen Recognition

hard to understand this lecture. I also don't understand why lecturio makes it so hard to give a rating. Why can't you just accept a few words? Why do I have to type at least 10 words AND give a heading? If I have to write a short letter every time I give a rating, it just means you don't want people to give you a rating.

A review from a medical student

By Loai A. on 05. December 2020 for Ketone Body Metabolism

So good explications with a nice and simple way . I really appreciate your effort .

Great

By Fleura . on 05. December 2020 for Cochlea

Thank you for this lecture! It helps me to get better understanding about the topic

No didactic nature to this presentation.

By Samantha H. on 03. December 2020 for Introduction – Gastrointestinal Motility

In general, I find the lectures provided in Lecture to be of exceptional quality. This one is not only below that standard, but, for me, it fails entirely as an instructive tool especially in regard to the discussion around the first figure. Basic principles to convey information are missing, and when combined together make for a frustrating experience where little to no information is really conveyed. 1. The labels are indicated only as the lecturer speaks. The slide never shows the labels at one time only. (I understand the lecturer wishes to flag the information he is talking about. This could just as easily been done with a figure that shows all of the labels but uses color or boldness to draw our attention to the item under discussion. Better yet, in lieu of highlighting the label, highlighting the actual anatomical item is even more effective). 2. The labels are not adjacent to each other so that the reader looses a visual relation. This is a circular structure with consistent layering, yet the labels jump from side to side for no reason. This is not only distracting but prevents us viewers from easily following the structure along with the discussion. 3. There is no rhyme or reason to the coloring. Connective tissue and muscle are both pink and yellow. This makes it impossible for the viewer to quickly appreciate the structures. Frankly, from this lecture, I have no clue what is where in terms of the layer of the esophagus and the location of each plexus. I ask each of you at Lecturio who are reading this review to see if you are able to grasp this information after reviewing this lecture. In addition to fixing this lecture, it is my hope to hear from Lecturio as to whether the company has in place an editorial team to ensure that basic principals to successfully convey information, as has been done in this lecture, are never missed. After all, we students are paying for a professional service to help educate us, not waste our time. Thank you for your consideration.

Informative lecture

By Angela R. on 03. December 2020 for Acute Pancreatitis: Definition, Etiology and Diagnosis

Such personality! Loved your lecture Dr. Raj! Keep up the good work!

Greatt!

By NgurahBagusAgungSuryaNanda _. on 03. December 2020 for Bacteria Spread

Good explaination, Love it! Easy to Understand, Keep it up!

Greatt!

By NgurahBagusAgungSuryaNanda _. on 03. December 2020 for Infection Basics

Simple and easy going explaination! easy for me to understand. Keep it Up!

Too good

By hao t. on 03. December 2020 for Renovascular Hypertension

Make me understand this so well. Thanks you Dr. Carlo Raj

Great lecture!

By Angela R. on 02. December 2020 for Acromegaly (Growth Hormone Excess)

Dr. Raj, you did a great job! Learned a lot!!! Thank you so much!

Is easy to understand

By SHERLY NICOLE C. on 02. December 2020 for Cellular Structure

Explica las cosas super simples y puntuales, se memoriza rapido de esa manera

Great professor. We need more from him!

By Andres L. on 02. December 2020 for Thyroid Gland Disorders

Great professor. We need more from him! He breaks it down so well, it's so easy to understand.

Disappointing Lecture

By AUSTIN C. on 02. December 2020 for Major Types of Neurons

Dr. Meyer is a great teacher, a lot from my experience with his videos regarding the introduction to the mammalian cell however, this video definitely left a lot to be discerned and was not very informative. Required me to do a lot of googling to make sense of much of these... Hard to follow and disappointing.

Good, simple and enjoyable!

By Esmeralda G. on 30. November 2020 for Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS): Output and Thoracolumbar Outflow

Great, I loved the slides and how he explained them! I'm happy to take this lecture

I'm enjoying the lectures

By Esmeralda G. on 30. November 2020 for Parasympathetic Nervous System (PSNS)

It contains the keypoints. Neuroanatomy is hard because it´s specific and has lots of terms. Dr. Craig is making them simple and understandable!

she reads from her notes too much, strikes me as someone who does not have a firm grasp on what she is teaching.

By Mohammed B. on 30. November 2020 for Genomics

she reads from her notes too much, strikes me as someone who does not have a firm grasp on what she is teaching.

Inspirational

By Jabea C. on 30. November 2020 for Adaptive Immune System

The lecture is well organized and excellent. I enjoyed the flow and details of the lectures

Extremely helpful

By Dharani K N. on 30. November 2020 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

I liked the slides and the questions, and the way each topic is subdivided and elaborated ..

Explained very well, simply to the point!

By Assel K. on 30. November 2020 for Pituitary Hormones

I enjoy listening Dr. Raj explanations. He explains it clearly, throws some jokes, and makes conversations with the audience.

Amazing lectures by Dr. Raj

By Kevin Wilfredo A. on 30. November 2020 for Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: Treatment and Complications after (N)STEMI

Great overview! I personally loved to picture the concepts and pathophysiology in my mind.

Conversational, illustrative and easy to remember

By Laura G. on 29. November 2020 for Hyperlipidemia

Dr. Raj uses a conversational and repetitive lecture style that really helped me actually be able to learn and recall the material. I suppose some people may not like this taking a bit longer, but considering the fact that I was able to remember and learn the entire mechanism and pathology in around 20 minutes I think this style works well for long-term learning.

just great

By Sahand G. on 28. November 2020 for Haemophilus Ducreyi – Morphology

he is un outstanding professor and he helps us to memorize well.

AMAZING 10/10

By Hamzah A. on 28. November 2020 for Cardiac Physiology

Thad Wilson was amazing and explained things in such an easy way!! Love his enthusiasm and his subtle humour ????

Clear

By Sana Q. on 27. November 2020 for How to Create a Genetic Map – Gene Mapping

Very clear and succinct. May have gone a bit too fast, but that's always manageable

Great Online ressource, A Disection part possible?

By OKWIR A. on 27. November 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Really clear explanation, not bulky yet almost exhaustive. I wish there were an accompanying atlas, I mean real disection showing the discussed content. I think it's really important for better grasp of the concept. Thanks, Aron Okwir, Uganda.

Very nice class!

By Daniel C. on 27. November 2020 for Management of Hepatitis B

Excellent class. It help me so much to separate what is really important, from what it's not. Very clear

Great Presentation

By Adewale K. on 26. November 2020 for Drug Addiction and the Reward Pathway of the Brain – Consciousness (PSY)

Clear and concise! It linked to my knowledge of addiction and reinforced my understanding. I particularly enjoyed the breakdown of addiction into physical and psychological dependence

Repeating concepts

By Laura N. on 25. November 2020 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Mr. Carlo Raj has a particulary way of teaching that makes me get involved and really understand the content. He repeats the key concepts so many times so when the lesson finishes i have achieve the most important knowledge of such mater.

Good but could be better

By Ana Z. on 23. November 2020 for Urinary Tract Physiology

The lectures are very good, but the speaker is a little confusing sometimes despite trying to repeat himself and use sometimes a language that sounds too simplistic

This lecture was so confusing.

By Saradha B. on 23. November 2020 for Bone Formation

So far this lecture series has been good but this particular lecture is so hard to follow. The explanations aren't clear, and the professor not pointing out anything is a problem. This has been pointed out in previous lectures as well, and the explanation given is that it's better for us if we try to find it ourselves. This is the first time we are coming across structures like this. It would be better if the professor at least points out an example to us for the first time and then allows us to identify it ourselves later. Otherwise, these lectures have been good except for this one.

I believe the direction (left to right and right to left) need to be reversed

By MOH S. on 23. November 2020 for Filtration Barrier

I believe the direction (left to right and right to left) needs to be reversed

Great Lecture

By Edgar U. on 22. November 2020 for Important Concepts and Terms — Introduction to Microbiology

This lecture was great! I could understand what the professor was explaining and I understood it pretty well.

no time to relax crunch time..

By Rufaro M. on 20. November 2020 for Questions – Skeletal Muscle Relaxants

Concepts explained in a logical manner great for revision and exam preparations.

Brilliant

By Amr A. on 20. November 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Excellent overview. The clinical considerations were also very beneficial. Thank you Dr Canby.

Best lecturer

By abudurexiti s. on 19. November 2020 for Smallpox – Epidemiology and Biostatistics

You changed my view on this course ! I actually really enjoyit now

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By carlos manuel o. on 19. November 2020 for Cellular Structure

I recommend include the cc out of slides screen, the letters do not allow to watch the information

Very thorough

By Katherine E. on 18. November 2020 for Amino Acid Metabolism

The lectures are very thorough and give good details about what is high yield.

Nice teaching

By Otaru O. on 17. November 2020 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

I love the way he explained enzyme.... A brief and easy to understand lecture

It's helpful

By Otaru O. on 17. November 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

It help me to go forward and to track my progress

Good explanation for upper limb

By Carolina L. on 17. November 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I did like this course but in some cases, I wish the images were larger as I had to keep referring back to my netter because the ones shown were not clear enough. I also wish that the professor show the movements when talking about what action each muscle does, whether through a picture or just simply showing them himself.

really good emphysema explanation.

By Catarina S. on 17. November 2020 for Airway Resistance – Breathing and Lung Mechanics

I didnt understand it the first time I watched it, but after studying the textbook and watching it again, everything made so much sense. Having a better understanding in physics and ?pressure in the respiratory system also helps. That was truly a high yield lecture, but it's best if you watch it after doing some reading in your textbooks.

Great video, small images

By Edison T. on 17. November 2020 for Bladder and Urethra – Male Reproductive Organs

Great video, however images where too small to follow along and actually understand what he is saying, if these images where larger the class would have been absolutely clear and understandable. Thank you!

AWESOME LECTURE

By Syeda S. on 17. November 2020 for Introduction and Non-Autoimmune Arthritis

Awesome lecture. Greatly organised. Helps keep all facts in one place.

thank you

By sandro s. on 17. November 2020 for Seizures

very good, complete and simple to understand, i liked this lectures a lot.

Great video

By Edison T. on 16. November 2020 for Endotoxin – Bacterial Toxins

Very interesting and engaging. The energy from Dr. Racaniello is absolutely contagious, thank you very much!

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Great review

By Edison T. on 13. November 2020 for Lumbar Vertebrae – Vertebral Column

Great review of the lumbar, sacral and coccygeal vertebrae. Thank you very much!

AMAZING!!!!

By Sara A. on 12. November 2020 for Epithelium: Classification

Simple and provides examples. Not packed with unwanted info. highly recommend.

great introduction to biotechnology

By Ezgi A. on 12. November 2020 for Biotechnology

Basic topics which i had difficulties in understanding has been well explained and now I have fixed the knowledge :) Suggestion: it's hard to cover the extremely fast growing biotechnology topic but I guess "omics" would be good to add

Best Biochem experience!

By Dildeep G. on 11. November 2020 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Thank you Dr. Kevin Ahern. You made me fall in love with biochemistry.

My review

By Ahmed A. on 11. November 2020 for Prions

I haven't reviewed the lecture but personally from watching some of the previous vids I feel that doc Vincent is not giving a USMLE lecture. while what he does is very good, lecturio is very specific for USMLE, the lecturer has to hit the most high yield points in the most concise and easy to understand way. the benchmark would be Hassan sattar in pathoma, very on the point summarizing massive topics to a single slide.

Amazing lecture!

By Tiffany J. on 11. November 2020 for Drug Distribution – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

Definitely enjoyed this lecture. Concepts were concise making it really easy to follow. I enjoyed actually practicing the case study questions as it tested my understanding of the topic

Great Job

By Ashley C. on 10. November 2020 for Vitamin D and Calcium Levels

I really liked the explanation, finally after 2 years, I understand this!! Thanks :)

Excellent Review

By Generoso G. on 07. November 2020 for Infectious Skin Diseases

I have rated this topic 5 stars because it is clear and easy to understand. In addition, it is easy to memorize because of the way it has been exposed.

very brief and concise

By Sarada K. on 06. November 2020 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

nice lectures, cover a wide range of topics and very clearly explained

very helpful

By Fatema Tuz Z. on 06. November 2020 for Randomized Clinical Trial (RCT) – Interventional Studies (Study Designs)

a very helpful and good lecture. the way of explanation is amazing

He is not oriented with the topic

By Mohamed S. on 06. November 2020 for Overview of the Dural Venous Sinuses

uhh uhh uhh uhh uhhh uhhh uhhh uhhh this is so disturbing

Great!

By Liz J. Y. on 06. November 2020 for Extracellular Fluid (ECF) and Intracellular Fluid (ICF): Plasma Osmolality (POsm)

This guy is awesome!, clear and straight forward. I love the way he motivates me to just keep the important data and let go unnecessary details.

Short precise Head and Neck Anatomy review

By Maureen O O. on 05. November 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Very precise and short not too lengthy! Very good explanations

Great stuff!

By Bryson G. on 05. November 2020 for The Eye: Overview

Dr. Meyer is great! His lectures help me so much in preparing for class and understanding. I have really struggled with the eye, so this was a life-saver.

Biochemistry

By Stephen O. on 04. November 2020 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

I always enjoyed Dr Ahern's handling of the Biochemistry subject, especially his eplanations

Understanding Genetics

By Stephen O. on 04. November 2020 for Understanding Genetics

I really liked it and enjoyed Dr Cornwall'ss explanation. The only issue was that the video slowed at some point.

Excellent!

By dipen p. on 04. November 2020 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

An excellent way of explaining the abnormal rhythms associated with different pathologies!

It came together in the end!

By Angel J. on 03. November 2020 for Repressible Operons

Despite the mishaps, I thought the information was understandable. Especially the ending when she connected Trp and Lac operons with repressible and inducible.

Highlighting structures

By Edison T. on 03. November 2020 for Segmental Vertebral Specification – Vertebral Column

The lecture was great, I would appreciate if there is highlighting of the specific structures mentioned in the video. An arrow pointing to the structure sometimes does not suffice. Thank you very much!

Helpful lecture

By Ameya N. on 31. October 2020 for Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis, Transverse Myelitis and Central Pontine Myelinolysis

Dr. Raj’s lectures have been very helpful to me in understanding complex concepts. Thank you

My review of CVA presentation on lecturio

By Rachael K. on 31. October 2020 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

I understand stroke syndromes for the first time without feeling that it was a very complex concept

50% of his speech - just irrelevant noise/stupid joking.

By Anastasiia S. on 30. October 2020 for Hyperlipidemia

Pure lecturing by Carlo Raj , as usually... jumping ahead and then circling back to the same point . 50% of his speech - just irrelevant noise/stupid joking.

Bad traslation

By Mauricio S. on 30. October 2020 for 3 Types of Cartilages

Hola! No han solucionado el problema y se los avisaron hace 4 meses. 4 months ago Soe S. said you that the transcription has a problem of 1 minute of length.

Very good

By Jiska W. on 30. October 2020 for Dendritic Cells, Eosinophils, Basophils, Mast Cells and Innate Lymphoid Cells

Very good lecture. I like all the lectures from this professor. He is always very clear and good at explaining things.

Wonderful Explanations from a good Professor

By Nataliya S. on 30. October 2020 for How Do Exocrine Glands Release Their Secretory Products?

very nice, I wish there was a pointer or a cursor when he was mentioning specific things from the diagrams shown on the screen. Otherwise, a very nice way of explaining

slides reader

By Catarina S. on 29. October 2020 for Hepatic Encephalopathy

Carlo Raj simply read the slides, he could've said so much more about this important topic...

Very good talks, I would like additional recommended reading to be given.

By Cristóbal V. on 29. October 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I would like to go deeper into each topic or to recommend additional reading at the end of the class.

Just amazing

By Yasir A. on 28. October 2020 for Antimicrobial Compounds

I like how much simple he makes the tough materials in pharmacology course

Great lecture

By Cecilia R. on 27. October 2020 for Pulmonary Diagnostics

I am RTT student and it helps me a lot. Tomorrow we will be introduce this subject. I love the wait Dr. Raj teaches. Great knowledge Thank you

best out there1

By Otaku S. on 27. October 2020 for Surface Anatomy of the Heart – Heart (Cor)

Excellent, really grateful doc! Hope to meet you in real life when i am a real doctor

Best endocrine path lectures

By Ashley M. on 27. October 2020 for VIPoma – Enteroendocrine Tumors

One of the best endocrine lectures out. Thank you Dr. Raj

one of the best lecture ever

By Majid K. on 27. October 2020 for Femur – Osteology of Lower Limb

great lecture , precisely and simply explained BUT a bit clinical should be added along with the osteology

A good teaching

By Otaru O. on 26. October 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

He is a good teaching, his style of teaching is great.

Excelent!

By Vincent S. on 26. October 2020 for Clinically Applied Anatomy – Thoracic Nerves

Love the way Dr. Craig explains everything all along the thoracic related subjects.

Perfect explanation

By Cecilia R. on 26. October 2020 for Arterial Blood Gases – Laboratory Diagnostics

Excellent. ???? . Very well knowledgeable . I am RTT student. I learned a lot more now Thant I learned in one semester ??????

Amazing lectures!

By Lina H. on 25. October 2020 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

I truly appreciate Dr. Ward's efforts on making these lectures, guiding me through development of multi organ systems. Highly recommended!

too slow, not clear

By asd a. on 25. October 2020 for Heart: Introduction

It is so slow that I can't focus. Also at the end of lecture functions of endothelium is written on the slide but not explained by the teacher. I think one should mention what is written on slide while doing a presentation.

it is amazing

By Mohamed H. on 24. October 2020 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

it covers most of the embryology of nervous system. I think it will be really perfect if there are more details on the development of brain itself, specifically cerebellum and midbrain. Another thing to be noted, I cant find the development of spinal cord and it is a part of nervous system. In the end, thank you d.Ward for those really amazing lectures

Good but a little confusing

By Saradha B. on 24. October 2020 for Chromosomal Disorders

Most of it was good and understandable but towards the end, it became quite confusing to follow along.

awesome lectures.

By Timuçin G. on 24. October 2020 for Actions of ADH

This guy is definition of PERFECTION. The way he explains, makes me laugh all the time. Thanks Carlo Raj.

Clear delivery and manner!

By Sebastian P. on 24. October 2020 for Endocrine Pharmacology

Solid lecturer. Very comprehensive, offers encouragement, and has clear delivery.

good

By Abdulgani A. on 24. October 2020 for Clinical Correlation: Superficial Temporal Arteritis and Carotid Artery Disease – Carotid and Subclavian Arteries

i like how he explained topic and also answered the questions

Love Dr. Raj

By Daniyel B. on 24. October 2020 for Headache – Pathophysiology

Great instructor, he is extremely thorough, efficient, and gives high yield information.

Amazed

By Nishant S. on 23. October 2020 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Every slide has been clearly explained in detailed form. Thanks sir.

Very good platform for medical students and doctors also

By Neuer N. on 22. October 2020 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

Very good platform for medicos and doctors and professonals also

Excellent way!!

By dipen p. on 22. October 2020 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

An excellent smooth and very understandable approach and way of teaching!!! Thank you Sir!

Unpleasant way of lecturing

By Anastasiia S. on 22. October 2020 for Actions of ADH

It is hard for me to listen to his speech, He is stressing every word and I feel the teacher being arrogant

Delivers needed information about metabolism of Galactose

By Mohammed A. on 22. October 2020 for Gluconeogenesis: Metabolism of Galactose

It's unfathomable how much this lecture has saved my time. Though I would appreciate a quick-summary of the products turning into intermediates for other cycles. Like with how g-1-p turns into g-6-p

Confusing

By Diana G. on 22. October 2020 for Four Levels of Organization

I saw many times the video, take notes but I don't understand at all this video; think is some confusing :(

Delivers the needed information for glycogenesis.

By Mohammed A. on 22. October 2020 for Glycogen Metabolism: Glycogen Synthesis

The lecture simplified glycogenesis to extreme simplicity. It truly helped save around 30 minutes from my lecture, by providing adequate information

Really good explanation

By Gurkirat B. on 21. October 2020 for Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA): Signs and Symptoms

I like how he repeats important points and focuses on distinguishing between RA and osteoarthritis

picture for heart patho

By flora g. on 21. October 2020 for Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: Treatment and Complications after (N)STEMI

having more pictures when explaining the heart will be better to understand.

amazing course

By asd a. on 20. October 2020 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr Raj teaches really well. And it is not boring. Actually he makes me want to learn more.

excellant

By manar A. on 19. October 2020 for Chromosomal Abnormalities: Turner Syndrome, Klinefelter Syndrome, Trisomy X and XYY, Mosaics, Chimeras and Structural Defects

this app is amazing thank you doctor, for helping me

I like it very much

By andre g. on 18. October 2020 for Cellular Structure

Hi I appretiate her lectures about biochemistry, l hope the following lectures would offer me more interesting information.

Great !

By Bora Ç. on 17. October 2020 for Detection Bias

My favorite part about the lecture is the last example. Presentation and lecture is understandable however I wasn't quite sure whether i grasped it or not. That last part made me to understand the topic better. Thanks, Dr. Raywat !

Good lecture.

By Duong L. on 17. October 2020 for Arterial Supply of the Spinal Cord

This lecture has solved all my problems about spinal cord.

very clear, precise, clinical oriented.

By Alberto B. on 16. October 2020 for Brain Stem

it is very clear, precise, clinical oriented. Also the exposure of the subject is very high quality.

Very informative and straight to the point. Helpful in my exams.

By Francine Georgina d. on 16. October 2020 for Endocrine Pharmacology

I liked the way Dr. Shukle gives his lectures and he gives encouragement at the end of some videos. Thank you so much Dr. Shukle

Very helpful

By Maria Q. on 15. October 2020 for Legionella Pneumophila

This lecture is very informative yet concise. Everything that you need to know is here. Thank you

Excellent didactic presentation

By Barbara E J. on 15. October 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

Excellent, clear, interesting and informative presentation which facilitates comprehension and memory of essential material.

Recommended

By Ekaterina I. on 14. October 2020 for Innate Immune System

Tgank you very much for clear and detailed explanation, these lectures help me understand the subject I've always thought to be diffucult.

By Allison Chloe N. on 14. October 2020 for Uterus: Broad Ligament – Female Reproductive Organs

i appreciated how the lecturer helped me visualized the broad ligament by comparing it to a sheet. i also like how he emphasizes important points by repeating them

Great Lecture series!

By Arjavon T. on 13. October 2020 for Presentation of Lipid Antigens by CD1 – Antigen Processing and Presentation

I have found all of Dr. Delves' lectures to be very insightful yet quite concise. Thank you for your hard work.

Very nice

By sandro s. on 13. October 2020 for Trauma

Very good lectures, funny and didatic, i liked it a lot. Thanks doctor.

GOOD

By Vishnu K. on 12. October 2020 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

AS ALWAYS DR.CARLO RAJ IS A MAGICIAN (WHO CONVERTS TOUGH TOPICS =EASY TOPICS)

Thank you so much, Dr. Raj

By Samantha Louise M. on 12. October 2020 for Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

I understood the topics really well because Dr Raj is a superb teacher. Although I still failed the exam (because everything was so fast and the coverage is way too hard) I was still able to answer because of this. How I wish that the professors here in my school have the same thought process and teaching strategy as Dr. Raj.

The best

By Alihasan H. on 11. October 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I liked it because he explained all very interesting and detailed

it is simple and nice. no idea if it is sufficient.

By Abdullah Y. on 11. October 2020 for Introduction to Cell Biology

lecturer is breathing heavily that is kind of distracting. I don't know if it is because she is wearing the mic very close. lessons were nice tho.

excellant

By manar A. on 10. October 2020 for DNA Polymerase

this is amazing thank you , i gained a lot of info about viruses that i have not know before

Very helpful videos and quizzes

By Janine T. on 10. October 2020 for The Macromolecules of Life

I am in my first semester of Bachelor of Science in Biomedicine in Switzerland and the courses are helping me a lot. I can watch your videos after a whole day of studying and I am always having fun! I get a great overview and know what the most important concepts are. I also have no issues remembering what I learn here. Thanks a lot! I learn new things while answering the quiz questions as well, they are smartly structured and help a lot as well.

Incomplete

By Alexis Daniel A. on 09. October 2020 for Spinal Cord

He doesn't explain enough the pyramidal tracts and the extrapyramidal tracts.

Educational Yet Entertaining Albeit Humerus

By LISA D. on 09. October 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Great visuals and expert instruction that included all pertinent information.

very good lectures

By Pamela Nyaradzai M. on 08. October 2020 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

very clear explanations and the questions helped me understand the content

Too late

By Chad-Solomon D. on 06. October 2020 for Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) – Antigen Processing and Presentation

While the lecture itself is very informative the fact that MHC is referred to many times before this point means that it needs to be much earlier in the playlist.

Clear & High-Yield

By Jay J. on 06. October 2020 for Phospholipids

Love your lectures, Professor. It is helping me a lot reviewing Biology as It's been years since my basic science years.

Great Resource

By Tracey N W. on 06. October 2020 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Good clinical relevance and good explanation of their course and source. Very complete and short.

Just bad

By Robert H. N. on 06. October 2020 for Seizures

The speaker does not explain anything. He just names random stuff and says it is important.

Highly recommend

By Santiago C. on 05. October 2020 for Neurophysiology

Great easy to digest lectures that provide highly relevant understanding of each topic. Totally worth it!

Thanks, Dr. Craig

By Samar M. on 05. October 2020 for Typical Vertebra – Vertebral Column

good, organized , very informative. first time to study anatomy and find it very helpful and gain a lot of information

Dr. Raj's teaching method

By keivan t. on 04. October 2020 for Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes

I do not have a major problem with the material he teaches, although sometimes he just points out to the facts and skips explanations. My major issue is with the overall demeanor of Dr. Raj while he is teaching. He tries to come across as someone cool and the George Clooney of the lecturio and it's very annoying and distracting. At least for me. For those who haven't noticed, look at his facial expression when delivering a lecture. I wish he would just lecture plane and simple without resorting to " hey you know I'm cool, right?". I try not to look at him and just stare at the slides to minimize this effect.

Review and Suggestions

By Michelle W. on 04. October 2020 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The lectures here are very easy to understand. I use these lectures to supplement my studies. 4 stars because I do feel that more questions should be added, even incorporating the use of logic not only just recall,should be considered as well. It would also be better if a summary table differentiating the different valvular diseases is provided but I can do that myself while taking down notes. I do find Dr Raj's humor entertaining. Thank you for this.

excellant

By manar A. on 03. October 2020 for Structure of DNA and RNA – DNA Structure and Replication

this is a good lecture i really understand a lot of thing i haven't know before tysm

Absolutely splendid!

By Eileen D. on 03. October 2020 for The Macromolecules of Life

Although the whole course (and actually the whole of Lecturio) is absolutely wonderful, I enjoyed this lecture with Dr. Cornwall so thoroughly, that it felt like time was passing by rapidly! Before I knew it, the lecture was over and I had learned so much! Dr. Cornwall has a way of explaining things that makes you understand is the matter longterm and makes you curious to look deeper into it. Thank you very much for everything! Eileen Dara Greetings from Belgium

Bad

By Robert H. N. on 03. October 2020 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

Not clear. Not pointing at images. To many updates and glitches.

best

By furkan U. on 02. October 2020 for Heart Valve

good expression best teacher thx for everything we like you man

Thank you

By W J. on 02. October 2020 for Cerebral Aneurysm (Intracranial Aneurysm)

I enjoyed learning about this very much. I also liked how Dr. Carlo Raj explained everything. I am not a medical student, but I am a high school student and hope to learn a lot more about neurology

Best anatomy course

By maryit b. on 02. October 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Excellent course. Clear explanations, precise details, very illustrative . If anyone wants to learn anatomy must learn wit proffessor Pickering

easy to understand. Nice presentation of the facts

By Josephine d. on 02. October 2020 for Mixed Agonists/Antagonists and Antagonists – Opioid Analgesics

Well done. It was easy to comprehend. This will help me greatly for my exams.

Awesome!!

By Caridad G. on 01. October 2020 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Great teacher! I highly recommend Lecturio. It has allowed me to master Arrhythmias and all of Cardiology.

Thanks to Lecturio.....

By Caridad G. on 01. October 2020 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

I loved it. I used to hate Cardiology and after Lecturio I have been telling all my colleagues how much I love it now! This is impressive. I love the way the lectures are set up and I have learned so much!

15 minutes of my life I'll never get back

By Name N. on 01. October 2020 for Systolic Dysfunction

Terribly "explained". Convoluted. Not simplified at all. 0/10 would not recommend.

hard to understand

By linhao z. on 30. September 2020 for Systolic Dysfunction

I don't understand anything after listening to this lecture hope professor could explain it more

Buena explicacion

By German F. on 30. September 2020 for Introduction to Vaccination

Elegí la calificación máxima, por que la explicación esta bien estructurada.

Very good learning platform

By Mohamed S. on 28. September 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Very effective way to learn the most important topic to prepare for board exam . The instructors are clear and good in their explanation for difficult topic . I will recommend it to any one who willing to pass board exam.

really good

By Cerys C. on 28. September 2020 for Sanger Sequencing

simply explained so well understood, very well done. lots of info but concise

Worth my time

By Mufeng H. on 28. September 2020 for Viruses

Very good introduction courses for beginners and much knowledge for course reviewers!

Useful app

By Agha Irfan A. on 28. September 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Buetiful app for refreshing the course quickly. I would recommend it to all my colleagues

Good

By deleted u. on 27. September 2020 for Introduction to Cell Biology

I select leturio because its teaching method is very awesome knowledge base Usmle type based

one of the short and precise explanation ever keep doing the best work LECTURIO

By Majid K. on 27. September 2020 for Mediastinum – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

one of the short and precise explanation ever keep doing the best work LECTURIO

it's okay

By Mark J. on 26. September 2020 for Autosomal Disorders and Genomic Imprinting

i understand it though, you just need to concentrate on what the prof is saying and correlate well with the diagram then youll understand

It's perfect in explaining everything in an easy way and cober everything

By Hamzah A. on 24. September 2020 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

I like it because it's easy to use and qualified one

It's amazing.

By Vanessa G. on 24. September 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Everything is very clear and well-structured. I love it. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone else studying medicine.

Loved it

By Che T. on 23. September 2020 for Leiomyoma vs. Leiomyosarcoma

I like that the video was short and high yield. Thank you :)

Best

By Ecaterina P. on 23. September 2020 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

The best lecturio lesson of nervous system and brain ever!

not well done at all

By Francesca D. on 23. September 2020 for Ankle Joint – Joints of Lower Limb

terrible again... not even written what kind of joint it is!!

no bursae nothing, just names. too short

By Francesca D. on 23. September 2020 for Knee Joint – Joints of Lower Limb

it is completely useless. no bursae even mentioned! there is no description of any of the things mentioned. Very disappointing, the joint in general are not well described

Well Done

By Neuer N. on 23. September 2020 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Great summaries. The professor was able to learn and concisely explain all topics at hand.

Thank you

By Marahib O. on 22. September 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

I like it becauser it was very helpful & simple .. I like the translate sevice it so helpful as well. Thanks a lot lecturio

Very good lecture

By Anna P. on 22. September 2020 for Control and Regulation of Calcium and Phosphorus

Well understand his lecture, and He is talking slowly and patiently.

You should have added histopathology in pathology videos

By Arfa A. on 16. September 2020 for Introduction – Hypothyroidism

You should have added histopathology in pathology videos and explain that histopathology

Awesome Presentation

By Jennifer O. on 16. September 2020 for Hydrocephalus (Water on the Brain)

I love his presentation style and details regarding the topic. He keep you engaged and information is retained the first time.

It's fine

By Najib A. on 16. September 2020 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

It's good, informative not as detailed as I need it to be but it's a good framework to build on

Excelente

By Pedro G. on 16. September 2020 for Cardiac Physiology

Los vídeos resumen muy bien la información lo cual hace que la información sea muy fácil de entender y como los vídeos van en serie lo hace mucho mejor.

Good content

By Evan S. on 16. September 2020 for Biotechnology

Great concise videos covering salient points in biotech. Most of material is well presented though some concepts I've had to supplement with other sources to fully understand. Overall, great useful series. Thank-you Dr. Cornwall!

Great lecture!

By ?????? Я. on 15. September 2020 for Introduction & Graves' Disease – Hyperthyroidism (Thyrotoxicosis)

Interesting, easy digestible lecture. Essence of useful and important information. Thanks for your work!

Great complement

By Daniel Y. on 15. September 2020 for Sub-Acute Headache, Chronic Headache and Migraine

i was reading the reviews and there is a big mistake, this lecture it's a resume, it can't be your only source of information, so don't cry about it and use it with your books.

perfect

By Mohamed S. on 14. September 2020 for Peritoneum: Conclusion

nice explanation for complicated topic like peritoneum and it is subdivisions . first time i get it all thank you

Very very easy and limpid discussion.

By Rahat C. on 14. September 2020 for Vision: Signal Termination and Convergence

Very very easy and limpid discussion for not only medical students but also for all biological faculty students. Thank you dear sir, Thad Wilson, PhD

Excelent

By Vincent S. on 14. September 2020 for Mediastinal Areas – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

Excelent teacher. Clear and precise with an according order to avoid missing anything.

Great Linking of information

By Sharani J. on 14. September 2020 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The lectures are explained very well. I love the big picture and small picture details given, it is easy to understand and remember without having to memorize details. Dr. Raj is absolutely correct in saying "if you understand, you don't have to memorize".

4/5

By Pepo E. on 13. September 2020 for How to Translate the Genetic Code

It is a good introduction for the following classes. It's not confusing, but more information could be added

Hard to understand the lecturer

By Laura Z. on 13. September 2020 for The Neuromuscular Junction

Hard to say what he is saying, even subtitles say that it is inaudible...

Clear and concise

By Joice L. on 13. September 2020 for Population Genetics

Clear and concise. well-explained, clear diagrams, builds on my existing knowledge

Superb quality ????

By Tanya y. on 12. September 2020 for Monohybrid Crosses – Classic Mendelian Genetics

Liked it too much as it's so easy to understand ????...but cannot afford premium ????

thank you for your support .Really appreciate.

By Muna M. on 12. September 2020 for Leukemia – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

Great explanation and and entertaining lecturer who makes you understand.

Nice lecture

By Ernest A. on 12. September 2020 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

Dr Raj is very wonderful! He made the most difficult topics to look simple and easy to understand. Nice lectures

The best

By Ashley M. on 12. September 2020 for Tophaceous Gout

Possibly one of the best lectures on this platform! Dr. Raj truly is an amazing teacher, thank you for the lesson!

Questions

By Rodrigo V. on 12. September 2020 for Gastrointestinal Histology

Overall good course with an extraordinary professor with brief and precise explanations of the different topics. The only thing I would add not only to histology course, but to Lecturio is more questions in the q bank. Or different type of questions. Most of them are straight forward from the video and not enough critical thinking in my opinion. I would like to see an improvement in this area

Really good course

By Maria Alejandra L. on 11. September 2020 for Adaptive Immune System

I would recommend this course, it was really good and helped me with my exam

This lecture alone makes me want to recommend Lecturio to my peers.

By Mohammed S. on 09. September 2020 for Epithelium: Classification

This lecture alone makes me want to recommend Lecturio to my peers.

it shortens your time of reading anatomy

By MARIA S. on 09. September 2020 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

amazing and well-thought lecture. explains extremely long pages of gray's anatomy within minutes. it is so much easier to read anatomy and go through studying it and memorizing instead of taking precious time to understand what the author wanted to say...

Live-saving lecture

By KARMELIA S. on 09. September 2020 for Oogenesis

This video is very helpful and high yield! Keep it up!

Excellent Course

By Namhla M. on 09. September 2020 for Pituitary Gland Disorders

This course is excellent. Core concepts presented in an understandable manner. Thank you very much.

Super good this

By Manikanta M. on 08. September 2020 for Anemia: Definition

Super good this app lovely to use this surely helps become better dr.

Antonio’s review on Upper Limb Anatomy from Prof. Pickering

By Antonio Angelo R. on 07. September 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Professor Pickering is amazing. The way he explains every structure he is talking about is incredible and makes us truly learn and feel immersed in the lecture.

Great lecturer!

By Arjavon T. on 07. September 2020 for Immune Response

I honestly love this guy's enthusiasm and energy. He definitely comes of as knowledgeable and did a great job at providing an introduction to the immune system (source: M1 student who has already started but not finished studying immunology).

Great professor!

By Frederico L. on 07. September 2020 for Cervical Histology

This is a great lecturer, he explains the content making it looks easy

Review

By KARMELIA S. on 06. September 2020 for Pyrimidine de novo Metabolism: OMP Decarboxylase and Synthesis of UTP & CTP

First of all, I like the depth of this lecture and Professor Ahern is clearly very knowledgeable and concise on the the topic being discussed. And I also like due to the fact that this video is clearly a high-yield resource which is very helpful for my upcoming medical exam. However, I believe that this could have been better had the previous cycles preceding the formation of OMP explained as well in order for us the students to be able to get the essence of the information better. That's all I have got to say

superb

By rene p. on 05. September 2020 for Foot – Osteology of Lower Limb

superb lectures with transcript, 3d models and as many study resources.

Very happy with this course

By Santiago C. on 05. September 2020 for Respiratory Physiology

Excellent coverage of topics with enough detail and relevance to enhance knowledge without sacrificing being practical and easy to absorb.

Great stuff!

By Bryson G. on 04. September 2020 for Usage of Physical Maps – Gene Mapping

Dr. Cornwall is awesome! Her lecture are clear and concise. She makes the material so much more digestible.

Fantastic

By Paige G. on 02. September 2020 for Biotechnology

Dr. Cornwall is fantastic! The biotechnology series helped me SO MUCH going into lecture.

Great!

By Bryson G. on 02. September 2020 for Probes and Blotting Methods

She keeps it short and simple. Great work in this video. It's great prep before going into a lecture!

Exellent resource for medical students.

By King D. on 02. September 2020 for Paths to Guanine and Adenine Nucleotides

Excellent Lecture from lecturio; I highly recommended for students from medical school. It is an excellent learning platform.

Thank you so much Doctor.

By Alejandro R. on 01. September 2020 for Complement System

This is the perfect lecture to understand the complement system in a simple and complete way.

Mobile app quiz timing is counterproductive

By Elizabeth B. on 31. August 2020 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

The lecture went a little fast for me, but it was OK. The problem I had was that the mobile app would interrupt the lecture with quizzes on the material before the instructor taught it. Is this intentional? I found it very frustrating.

I must have chosen lecturio earlier... It's really helpful

By Manisha B. on 31. August 2020 for Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Entire topic of Anemia has been explained very well.... The teacher is amazing

ABSOLUTELY ASTONISHING

By ahmad i. on 31. August 2020 for Cardiovascular Histology

THIS TEACHER TEACHES IN A EXCELLENT WAY , VERY EASY TO UNDERSTAND , AS SIMPLE AS POSSIBLE .. PERFECT FOR ME :)

Good lecture

By Fabio S. on 31. August 2020 for Structures and Intrinsic Connections of the Basal Ganglia

A good overview of the topic that in my opinion covers the main ideas regarding the basal ganglia along with a good clinical correlation.

Crystal clear ???? concept

By Kishan P. on 30. August 2020 for Small and Large Intestine Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Excellent way of teaching with high yield information,kudos to Dr.Raj

Good and precise

By Rafael C. on 29. August 2020 for Mediastinal Areas – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

For those begginer students, its a good and quick way to learn about the mediastinal areas.

Lower limb anatomy.

By Duleep K. on 29. August 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I very much like the style of presentation and explanations,,I WOULD RECOMMEND IT TO all interested in studying medicine,it’s a gem of knowledge.

GREAT ????

By Rama t. on 29. August 2020 for Glucagon: Actions and Effects from α-Cells – Endocrine Pancreatic Hormones

This dr. is great at explaining everything on a very simple way. Can't thank you enough dr. Raj...

Really informative

By Lisa U. on 28. August 2020 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Information is presented in easy to digest chunks. Love Dr. Raj's jokes too!

Perfect for new or review

By molly l. on 27. August 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Very informative, high yield and easy to understand whether you’re learning it for the first time or just reviewing

WHY LOVE LECTURIO?

By juan martin l. on 27. August 2020 for Lipid Metabolism

I love lecturio, it's the best app in the world. Lecturio has everything you want and can help you to be the best in your class and also be the doctor you want. Lecturio is an opportunity that can give you the change of your student life.

Good lecture.

By Sean S. on 26. August 2020 for Hand – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

good lecture, like the breakdown of structures and in relation to other ones.

Easy to Process

By Sean S. on 26. August 2020 for Humerus – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

Dr. Pickering has made this so easy to digest, understand and imagine. Have been struggling for days on this topic as well as lower limbs in general.

ECF ICF

By Anna P. on 26. August 2020 for Extracellular Fluid (ECF) and Intracellular Fluid (ICF): Plasma Osmolality (POsm)

Best lecture. I like the video.I read the slide with this lecture that help me to understand the our lecture.

great

By James H. on 24. August 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Excellent course about upper limb anatomy, taught by an excellent professor

Exceptional!

By Derya B. on 23. August 2020 for Extracellular Fluid (ECF) and Intracellular Fluid (ICF): Clinical Volume Dynamics

I find Dr .Raj to be energetic, fun and I appreciate him taking the time to teach us concepts and foundations as opposed to blindly memorizing facts. Enjoying his series thoroughly!

It's good - really. I'm not suffering from a concussion

By Sean D. on 23. August 2020 for Trauma: Epidural and Subdural Hematoma

Clear and Concise. Very Nice. On different point, it was hard to find using search. Perhaps add the "contre" "contrecoup" "coup" but not "chicken coup" as search terms might help other others find this gold.

Excellent lecture

By Yainely V. on 22. August 2020 for Leukemia: Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) – White Blood Cell Pathology

Excellent explanation, easy to follow and understand. Professor Raj takes a topic so difficult and makes it look easy and fun.

Respiratory physiology

By Ana P. on 22. August 2020 for Respiratory Physiology

It was a great lecture, high-yield indeed. But i hope there will be more detailed downloadable notes provided next time not just in PPT form so it will be easier to review.

Need more clinical cases.

By Mohamed F. on 21. August 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Very helpful. I think it will be better with more clinical case.

I like it.

By andre g. on 21. August 2020 for Brain Stem

I have enjoyed hearing these videos, the explanation which have been offered looking for me very interesting to walking through on view to understanding it.

because it is easyto understand and not time consuming

By Ebawak B. on 20. August 2020 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

because the lecture is short and brief it is also not time consuming

Makes histology so beautiful!

By Favour E. on 20. August 2020 for Reproductive Histology

I really like it, the simplified images makes it quite easy to understand and the slides are well explained. Reasons are given on why the slides look the way they are and how they might appear different from what they really are.

Albert

By ariel t. on 19. August 2020 for Amino Acid Metabolism

Very good review .enjoyed the enthusiasm. Visuals were ok but not really understood.!

Really great !

By Malshini D. on 18. August 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I really liked the lectures and really thankful to y'all. It would be so much better if y'all show some real bones too...Anyways these lessons really helped me a lot :)

difficult to follow along

By Palak D. on 18. August 2020 for Nephron

Literally you can not follow along at all. No idea how to figure out where on the image he is verbally referring to

Great course

By James H. on 18. August 2020 for Cardiovascular Histology

great course, great professor, great subject. I thought I had learned a lot in cardiac histology, but still, I learned some more in this course. I really like it.

good

By James H. on 18. August 2020 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

super tough course. I'll definitely come back to it and view it again. These videos are a little bit fast paced for me

great reminder

By James H. on 18. August 2020 for Neurophysiology

I had a course in neurophysiology a few years ago. This course in neurophysiology is an excellent reminder, and it is not as deep as the course I had (good thing).

GI tract review!

By Alejandra L. on 17. August 2020 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

This course is presented in a very simple format that help you to understand the concepts. They utilize short videos that make it easier to digest the information. Also, they have a short quiz after the majority of the videos to help you see if you are getting the information. Very useful. This course is helping me a lot reviewing the information for my GI tract exam. Thanks!

High yield lectures

By Painted P. on 16. August 2020 for Le Fort Fractures – Cranium (Skull)

it was great.the pacing of the lecturer was okay it gives me time to imagine the structures since this is anatomy (pure memorization).Thank you

wonderfull explanation

By alaa g. on 16. August 2020 for Bone: Structure and Function

wonderful explanation about bone structure and the need of light bone to make it easy to move

Good Overview

By Jacob D. on 15. August 2020 for Lymphatic Tissues and Organs

This was a good general overview of the Lymphatic Tissue. Along with my textbook, this lecture was exactly what I needed.

excelente conferencia

By mariel y. on 15. August 2020 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

Le he dado 5 estrellas a esta conferencia porque es una conferencia que realmente se lo merece, explica muy bien el tema y he aprendido bastante acerca de este tema muchas gracias profesor

Great

By Vishnu K. on 13. August 2020 for Vasculitis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Like the way Dr.raj teaches everything he can make tough concepts easy with his way of teaching repeating himself

Great lecture!

By Chesca A. on 12. August 2020 for Direct and Indirect Basal Ganglia Pathway

Dr. Craig Canby has been very, very helpfil in aiding me with Neuroanatomy! Cheers! Thank you for your hard work!

clinical neurology

By Onu Ogechukwu T. on 12. August 2020 for Wilson's Disease (Hepatolenticular Degeneration)

excellent teacher with effiecient teaching methods. Lecturio is very helpful generally

I am a fan

By rola k. on 11. August 2020 for Epithelium: Epithelial Cells Exhibit Polarity

great to keep up with, love the questions after the video, wish there was more though

Detailings need to be briefed upon

By Utkarsha U. on 11. August 2020 for Cranial Nerve I: Olfactory Nerve

V less details as compared to the need of entrance exam

Great

By Silvia S. on 11. August 2020 for Development of Tongue and Thyroid Gland

I never enjoyed a lecture about embriology like this before. love it!

recommended

By AESOOK B. on 10. August 2020 for Classification of Protozoan Parasites – Parasites

the tone of voice and eye contact good just like in a classroom

Best diagram and explanation ever received

By Emilio L. on 10. August 2020 for Arrangement and Locations of Motor and Sensory Neurons

Best diagram and explanation ever received. None of my teachers could explain so clear this concept. Thanks Dr. Meyer

Very well explained

By Maria O. on 10. August 2020 for Glycolysis: Glucose –> G6-P –> F6-P – Glycolysis and Pyruvate Metabolism

This lecture is amazing and I loved the explanation regarding the conformational change of hexocinase during the reaction.

Excelent

By Alejandro M. on 10. August 2020 for Phagocytic Cells

I really liked the way that he explains, he makes very easy the learning of this topic, I'd recommend this class to all my partners

Confused

By Duong L. on 06. August 2020 for Systolic Dysfunction

I can not follow this lecture as something is missing in the graph.

Great!

By Horeb A. on 05. August 2020 for Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Causes

Dr Raj is amazing! Thank you! I understand the concepts clearly and it's a bonus that Dr Raj's lectures are always so much fun!

Great Lecture

By Kiyomi T. on 05. August 2020 for Adaptive Immune System

Dr Peter Delves is a very good teacher. The way he organizes his lecture is perfect and animated slides are really helpful for us, visual learner. There are 2 things that application user interface can be improved. 1) finding back one’s own notes is difficult and inconvenient 2) should have email notification or in-app notification when lecturers replied to students’ questions in Q&A box.

Many Of The Topics Are Not Covered

By Раман Т. on 05. August 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Many Of The Topics Are Not Covered For Example Osteology Of Bones Of Skull Cranium And Viscerocranium Too Arteries Anatomy of Eye,Ear And Tongue And So On

Easy

By fatima a. on 05. August 2020 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

I like the approach of presenting lecturs I recommend all medical student to study and learn from these lectures

Clear presentation and explanation

By Barbara E J. on 05. August 2020 for Neurophysiology

Excellent clear presentation and distillation of essential principles and details in neurophysiology of multiple highly complex systems.

Very nice

By RUBEN G. on 04. August 2020 for Headache – Pathophysiology

Dr Carlo Raj has a unique way of telling you the important stuff. Also the summary in the end of every great

i like it . i really like the idea of linking with x-ray this helped me alot and its realy a great job

By Samar M. on 03. August 2020 for Thoracic Cavity – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

I rate it cause I found it good and helpful. I liked it very much because the x- ray explanation its very helpful for me .

Awesome

By Ajit P. on 03. August 2020 for Purine and Pyrimidine Metabolism

His explanations are very good. Biochemistry made easy!! He is very good in teaching.

Cerebral cortex

By Duleep K. on 03. August 2020 for Cerebral Cortex

The cerebral cortex is very well illustrated with succinct descriptions of the lobes and the vital areas of the diencephalic components are explained to my satisfaction,the neural circuitry is appreciated.

Great Lecture!

By Pharlin N. on 03. August 2020 for Renovascular Hypertension

excellent short, precise and informative lecture on 2ndary HTN. thanks so much Dr Raj!

Some more explanation

By Anshu A. on 31. July 2020 for Pericardial Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I would like to some elobrated explanation of imaging ultrasound pic

great

By YATENDRA P. on 31. July 2020 for Effects of Hypoxia – Pulmonary Blood Flow

great explanations making it very easy to understand...like it

I like it

By Mary A. on 30. July 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Very good informative simple clear direct to the point contain everything

what an astonishing lecture!

By Tr??ng P. on 30. July 2020 for Clinical Correlations: Parkinson's Disease

This course helps me broaden my knowledge and I can put what I have learned into practice right after learning this lecture! Easy to grasp the ideas of the course!

Mess

By David C. on 30. July 2020 for Systolic Dysfunction

This teacher is really too messy for us to be able to understand anything. At least, could he write down what he mentions on the PowerPoint slides? He makes the Pathology class very very hard to follow...

Appreciation.

By Duleep K. on 30. July 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Anatomy lectures are very well explained and hence I am delighted and very appreciative,the diagrams are very clear.

Excellent

By Ajit P. on 29. July 2020 for Purine de novo Metabolism Regulation

beautifuly explained. thankyou!! Every point in every step was explained nicely.

very good

By Cerys C. on 29. July 2020 for Other Causes of Dementia

He explains things really well, the repititon means I remember what he is saying, and his jokes do aswell. very clear and concise.

Excellent?

By Aqsa A. on 29. July 2020 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

It helps me alot to memorize the things..Thanku so much for such an amazing work ..it was really helpfull for me

OUTSTANDING!

By Bryson G. on 29. July 2020 for How Are Connective Tissues Classified?

Outstanding review of connective tissue! These videos are helping me get so much more out of my studies!

Excellent course with an excellent teacher

By rohit j. on 28. July 2020 for Cardiac Physiology

The course was concise and easy to understand with a wide range of illustrations and examples. This made learning extremely fun and easy

Adaptive immune system

By Rama Romulda J. on 27. July 2020 for Adaptive Immune System

I would totally recommend this course to others, I really appreciated it

Thanks Prof

By Test D. on 27. July 2020 for B-Cell Development in the Bone Marrow – Lymphocyte Development

Simple and easy to understand. Thanks Professor Peter for explaining the concepts well and clear.

Awesome lecture !!

By Kevin-John B. on 26. July 2020 for Respiratory Failures

The lecturing courses are amazing - principles are explained using very practical examples - making it easier to understand ????????????????

Well explained.

By Walter H. on 25. July 2020 for Monoallelic Expression

Interesting and informative! Expounded well on complex concepts and gave a riveting lecture.

Great explanation

By Alexia L. on 25. July 2020 for Muscle Fiber Types and Properties

I like a lot the examples of each type of muscle fiber

clear, simple plus real life scenarios

By HICHEM B. on 24. July 2020 for Respiratory Failures

all the lectures by Dr. Carlo Raj were great for me, hope you guys keep up that way

Very well explained

By Luis V. on 24. July 2020 for Glomerulonephritis

I loved the lecture, I learned things I didn’t know. Like it very much.

excellent

By rosemarie m. on 23. July 2020 for Viruses

Both lecturers are very clear and Dr Elliot goes slowly so I get more of the quizzes correct.

Great course

By Mohammed B. on 23. July 2020 for Statistical Biases

I chose this rate because this doctor is incredible and this is the first time I understand biostatistics and epidemiology. He just needs to put more examples in the videos.

Great course

By Mohammed B. on 23. July 2020 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

I chose this rate because this doctor is incredible and this is the first time I understand biostatistics and epidemiology. He just needs to put more examples in the videos.

Great course

By Mohammed B. on 23. July 2020 for Types of Studies

I chose this rate because this doctor is incredible and this is the first time I understand biostatistics and epidemiology. He just needs to put more examples in the videos.

TOTALLY BAD

By Eric C. on 22. July 2020 for Probes and Blotting Methods

TOO SIMPLIFIED AND IT SEEMS LIKE THE LECTURER WASN'T WELL-PREPARED FOR THE LECTURE KEEP SAYING NONSENSICAL WORDS. I AM REALLY FURIOUS AND FRUSTRATED LISTENING TO HER LECTURE.

Excelente

By Gustavo S. on 21. July 2020 for Cellular Structure

Me agrada como explica las cosas la Dra, creo que lo hace que sea entendible de forma sencilla para cualquiera

A lot of info, but such a good lecture!

By laura p. on 21. July 2020 for Dynamic Auscultation

Love how dynamic his tone of voice is. Keeps me in check when i start zoning out

Visual Pathway

By Susan C. on 21. July 2020 for Lesions of the Visual Pathway

Found this video very helpful. I finally understand how these lesions affect our vision. Thanks

Nice course

By Caleb B. on 21. July 2020 for Urinary Tract Physiology

He is the best teacher I've ever had, thank you Thad Wilson for all. Definitely I recommend this course.

Clases de fisiología renal

By Martín P. on 21. July 2020 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Me gustan las imágenes que usan para explicar. Me gustaría que hubiera arrancado con compartimientos líquidos del cuerpo y luego el resto.

what a succinct lecture!

By Tr??ng P. on 20. July 2020 for Lobes and Sulci of the Cerebral Cortex

it broadened my literary horizons! The concentrated course is about the cerebral cortex playing an integral part in our body!

fast, but clear

By YI-HSIN Y. on 20. July 2020 for Early Development of the Heart

clearer than the class I took in school fast, but since I like to rewind and listen again, it doesn't bother good for reviewing and getting key points

Accentuation matters

By Ivan K. on 18. July 2020 for Seborrheic Dermatitis

Thanks for emphasizing thing like sparing nasolabial folds. I think it is extremely important to emphasize valuable high-yield thing for better remembering.

Introduction?

By Chad-Solomon D. on 18. July 2020 for Types of Intracranial Hemorrhage – Intracranial Hemorrhage (ICH)

If you are going to go into haemorrhages and this is Anatomy the different layers of the meninges should at least be mentioned.

Great!

By Daniel P. on 17. July 2020 for Fungi

Pretty well explained. Its short and very useful when i have to study for my college tests. Totally recommended!

Good Start

By Sylvia B. on 16. July 2020 for Respiratory Histology

Good preview prior to classroom (more like online at this point) lecture for medschool

Lecturio all you need!

By Francois N v. on 16. July 2020 for Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

The lectures are great. Dr Raj breaks down difficult concepts easy to digest and remember. Every person attempting not just step, but to have a well grounded knowledge and concepts for the rest of your career, I highly recommend Lecturio. If I had only known about Lecturio, I would started along time ago. I also appreciate that Lecturio covers all topics not like just certain topics like other products, the spatial repetition also helps tremendously, whey better than just standard Anki since it is in question format. The info on Lecturio is up to date with the newer research and updates, still keeping the focus of the step exams.

Hard Topic

By Lucas F. on 16. July 2020 for Polyneuropathy

Hard topic, but the systematic approach is very helpful. He is a great at pointing out the relevant information about each of the topics. Everytime I see he is the teacher I know I'll not be losing my time.

Average

By Param K. on 16. July 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Most of the topics are explained well. Although there are still many topics which needed to have more content and the overall integration of all the brain structures and functions is lacking.

Claro pero corto y muy breve

By Andie L. on 16. July 2020 for Shunts Present in Congenital Heart Diseases

El doctor explica claramente los temas, pero ayudaría mucho más a los estudiantes si explicaran las patologias faltantes que causan shunt

Easy to learn concepts

By lora g. on 15. July 2020 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

The teacher seems passionate and sounds knowledgeable He teaches in an understandable manner.

Most of the "Spaced Repetition" questions are certainly very LOW YIELD

By Yuan Yuan C. on 15. July 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

The lecturer speaks clearly and is engaging. The material is presented quite well - in a logical manner. I feel the material could go in a bit more depth (but perhaps later lectures will). I would probably give this series 5 stars, however, I'm currently studying for the USMLE, and I feel half or more of the review questions are extremely low-yield. For example, there are questions about which section of a plant does a specific fungus infect. That's okay to test understanding of the lecture material presented, but I don't want to have that type of question included in my "Spaced Repetition" for memorization. It's a real waste of my limited time and brain space. Please ither remove the low-yield questions, or perhaps a better (and faster) option would be to add an option to turn off the "dumb" questions.

simply the best

By Mohammad K. on 13. July 2020 for Humoral Immunity: Structure of Antibodies and Immunoglobulin Domains

everything is simple, connected, best explanation and simple slides doctor you are the best thank you

Excelente

By Gustavo S. on 13. July 2020 for The Macromolecules of Life

La Dra explica muy bien y de manera sencilla, algo que me gustó mucho son las analogías que utiliza para dejar claras las cosas, creo que eso lo facilita

Dermatology lecture review

By Ruey L. on 13. July 2020 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

Good concise contents covering a lot of common conditions Dr Raj is a brilliant lecturer and would like to see more of his work in the future

Love it

By Jorge Alberto G. on 13. July 2020 for Viruses

Love the course, thank you very much teacher, it really helped me.

Very well explained!

By Thar M. on 11. July 2020 for Osteoarthritis (OA)

Very clear , short and great explanation. I really recommend this teacher and his lectures.

doctor you are the best

By M.de. K. on 11. July 2020 for Complement System

the best explanation for the complement system, very clear and simple thank you soo much doctor

Excellent review for NP boards!

By Debra B. on 10. July 2020 for Anomalies of the Aging Brain: Huntington's Disease

Reviewing for my NP certification and this is an excellent resource.

Clear

By Blanca Isabel B. on 10. July 2020 for Glucose

I belive she is very clear and resume complicated topics nicely.

Excellent engineering model of gi physiology and gi motility very well encapsulated as explanations

By Duleep K. on 10. July 2020 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Excellent lecture all concepts very succint and co-ordination activity of contractions are appreciated very much and the magnitude of gi secretions enlighted

5 out of 5

By FAHAD S. on 09. July 2020 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr Raj one of the best lecturer in the world

good

By Rafael N. on 08. July 2020 for Acute Inflammation

good, I really like the information, thank u Dr., bla bla bla bla bla

Excellent

By adrianmola2014@gmail B. on 08. July 2020 for Silicosis

Excellent explanation. In a few words easy understand this important topic. Thank you very much

Overall nice experience

By Kushal B. on 08. July 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I liked the course wholly and i would recommend it for my friends

Awesome lecture

By Carlos M. on 08. July 2020 for Airway Resistance – Breathing and Lung Mechanics

Thank you doctor Wilson, you made understanding this topic very simple. As a fact, I understood better from this lecture than the teacher who gives physiology in my college.

Thank you

By Jorge Alberto G. on 08. July 2020 for Upregulation and Downregulation – Pharmacodynamics

So easy to learn, this classes need more diffusion, thank you.

Gold Standard lectures

By ashwini m. on 05. July 2020 for Learning Outcomes – Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Medicine (EBM)

Cheers to my research question - P - Medical Students and Graduates , I - Dr. Raywat Deonandan Videos, C - other videos, O - Understanding Core Epidemiology and its concepts :) , Amazing Lectures , Thank you so much Dr.Raywat .

Excellent concepts and realisations of the nephron functioning and regulations

By Duleep K. on 05. July 2020 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Excellent clear concepts wisdom distilled.well explained to the point.

Clear and perfect thank you !

By Marion E. on 05. July 2020 for Cardiogenic and Obstructive Shock

Thank you very much for this very clear shock lecture !

the best

By Ricardo G. on 05. July 2020 for End-Stage Liver Disease

Great lecture , excellent review of all the diseases shown in the video

Simply Perfect

By Jorge Alberto G. on 05. July 2020 for pKa and Drug Solubility – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

I love the course, it's easy to learn and to understand

Good study material and presenter

By Sylvia B. on 04. July 2020 for Gastrointestinal Histology

They are really all good; and great for medical school Students.

Great mode to enhance learning

By Sylvia B. on 04. July 2020 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

I love this app but wish I can watch the video from one to the next without stopping for the quizzes then take the quiz at the end of the topic being reviewed.

It's enough.

By Shivam P. on 04. July 2020 for Viruses

This course has all I need, so a 4 star. However, I didn't get something special so not 5 star.

very informative

By Francesca G. on 04. July 2020 for Movement – Osteology of Lower Limb

It really explains the movement really well. step by step of each joint

New interactive way of learning

By yahya s. on 04. July 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I rate this as five stars .Help me alot as starting new anatomy topics.Highly recommended to new students

The best teacher

By Ricardo G. on 03. July 2020 for Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis

amazing lecture , i want tobe like doctor raj he is my hero

Simply Perfect

By Jorge Alberto G. on 03. July 2020 for Treatment Regimens for Leprosy and Other Infections – Antimycobacterial Agents

I can't rate five stars to all the classes due to the time, eventually I will. Thank you Dr. Virtual hugs from Mexico.

Just incredibly!

By Gastón C. on 03. July 2020 for Exocrine Pancreas – Lower Gastrointestinal Secretion

This course in general is very well explained, but this conference has really been very clear for my understanding of this subject. Thanks Dr. Wilson!

excellent, I would recommend this course, therefore rating 5 stars

By rosemarie m. on 03. July 2020 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

PJ Schukle has a soft Canadian voice and is easy to listen to. Excellent delivery.

Short and to the point

By Ann D. on 03. July 2020 for Junctional Diversity, N-Nucleotide Addition and Somatic Hypermutation – Lymphocyte Development

Easy to understand, and in depth enough for my school's requirements.

Congrats to this amazing lecture

By MARIA DE LA LUZ L. on 02. July 2020 for Combination of Cardiac and Vascular Function Curves – Regulation of Venous Pressure

EXCELENT never quite understood these concepts until I saw this amazing video! -Sofia from Mexico

Micro-Lecture lacks the expected concentration of information. Lecture isn't linear in nature or coherent.

By Neuer N. on 01. July 2020 for One Gene One Polypeptide Hypothesis

I suppose it depends on your learning style. That is, most of the medical students I've spoken to, appreciate concise and coherent lectures - Unfortunately, in my personal opinion, this micro-lecture lacked the fundamental high concentration of information that most of us are looking for - to take notes, and practice the spaced repetition model. Instead, her speaking pace, and vocal expression are slightly too fast and the way in which she attempts to outline a basic idea isn't linear in nature which leads the viewer wanting to know more, while simultaneously trying to ignore the off-topic rants. Note: Clearly, she's qualified to teach - however, valid of a point that may be, doesn't mean she has the practical communication skills to do so. Therefore, this is not a question of intelligence, rather - communication and linguistic expression. There will certainly people who prefer this method, I however, can not recommend.

It's useful for me the videos

By Ivonne Azereth M. on 01. July 2020 for Gene Expression

I had many doubts but with the lection, I improved much better

Fascinating!

By Gastón C. on 01. July 2020 for Insulin Secretion and Regulation

When I attended this class at my university it was a real headache. Thanks to this lecture I was able to clearly understand these concepts about insulin.

Amazing lecture!

By Maria M. on 30. June 2020 for Second Degree Heart Block

Such a great and objective lecture! Amazing teacher and materials, thank you

Great teacher

By 琮瀚鄭. on 29. June 2020 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Great thanks to Professor Wilson. The notions in renal physiology were explained way better than anyone else?

Thank you l like it

By andre g. on 29. June 2020 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

Hi These lectures contain the necessary main points in the epidemiologic domain which are going tp be a complementally aid in the medical field knowledge.

Great.

By Carlos W. on 29. June 2020 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

The best pharmacology lectures and profesor one can imagine. Maybe needs to go deeper on some things, and dosis would be amazing to have. Also, constant updates and the latest drugs available is something that can be an area of improvement. Other than that, best pharmacology lectures in the world.

Not clear

By Carlos W. on 29. June 2020 for Glomerulonephritis

The content is great, it's just hard to understand. Dr Raj knows a lot, but it's hard to understand everything. So it's like a Ferrari without wheels, you have the power, but it struggles getting you somewhere. It's not the ideal scenario with something like this, like pathology, and because of the amount of content in the program. Like I said, other than that, great.

Excellent lecturer

By Emilio L. on 28. June 2020 for Ectopic Foci and Abnormal Conduction – Heart Rate and Electricity

I like professor Thad's lectures. He explains a little bit slow but is great because for non-english native speakers is good for understand the main concept of the lecture

Informative but sometimes confusing

By Seoyoung J. on 28. June 2020 for Gene Expression

The lectures seem to cover all the necessary contents, but it’s often difficult to understand the topic until I go over the video again for several times.

pathophisiology

By Lucas F. on 27. June 2020 for (Nephrogenic) Diabetes Insipidus (DI)

It is great how Dr. Raj integrates pathophysiology with clinical correlations, including pharmacology and its mechanisms.

Introduction?

By Chad-Solomon D. on 27. June 2020 for Introduction to Male Reproductive Endocrinology

Why does this lecture start with a reference to something else if it is an Introduction?

Simple and Concise

By Dipti N. on 25. June 2020 for Spinal Cord

The lecture was simple. However, way too concise. Not all tracts covered and levels could have being discussed a little more. But my basics got clear.Can use as a reference to study spinal cord in depth

Male Repro

By Catherine C. on 25. June 2020 for Testis: Structure – Male Reproductive System

I really appreciate the labeled pictures. I really helped to understand concepts

Great. Teacher

By Sandrine D. on 24. June 2020 for Small and Large Intestine Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

He has a way to pass on knowledge and it’s stick!!!!

Very clear explanation

By Seoyoung J. on 24. June 2020 for Prokaryotes vs. Eukaryotes

This lecture clearly points out the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells in protein synthesis. It would be helpful for those who wish to briefly know how proteins are formed in each type of cell.

Review from First Year Med Student

By Christopher C. on 23. June 2020 for Cardiac Conduction System – Heart (Cor)

Concise and aimed explanation contributes to an interactive lecture which makes learning enjoyable.

Summarized

By Diana Laura D. on 23. June 2020 for Krebs Cycle

It is a good explanation for a complex topic, with only the most important

Good stuff

By rouzbeh t. on 22. June 2020 for Mediastinal Areas – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

Good stuff Good stuff Good stuff Good stuff Good stuff Good stuff

Utterly helpful!

By Trương P. on 22. June 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

this is such an amazing, succinct playlist which is really exclusive and pretty different from what I have learnt in my university

Very informative lecture

By Deniz Y. on 22. June 2020 for Perineum

I've previously used the Grey's student to learn about the pelvis and perineum. Despite all the information provided I was unable to visualize and understand the placement of structures. This video explains and shows very clearly the relationship of the muscles and organs in the pelvis with the perineum. Another amazing lecture.

Amazing lecture!

By Maria M. on 22. June 2020 for Arterial Supply of the Brain: Circle of Willis – Carotid and Subclavian Arteries

Great lecture! straight to the point and extremely informative. thank you so much for so many amazing teachers.

Great

By Henry T. on 22. June 2020 for Steroid Hormone Receptors

Great material presented and pretty nice connected to other subjects

good explanation

By Gilma H. on 21. June 2020 for Cranial Nerve VII: Facial Nerve

good explanation of the components in the facial nerve. Thanks

I love these lectures

By Paiel C. on 19. June 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

I spent weeks reading and trying to understand from the books but these lectures made it so easy to understand, I also love the fact that it keeps on asking questions so you can remember them. Thank you so much for these lectures, I love them.

Great content

By Lucas F. on 19. June 2020 for Diseases of the Nephron

Dr. Raj is a very good teacher. He always finds a fast way to bring relevant review information, as well as clinical references.

Adrenal Gland Disorders - Dr Carlo Raj

By Zukisa T. on 19. June 2020 for Adrenal Gland Disorders

I love the way Dr Raj presents, but sometimes he is a bit hard to follow. I love endocrinology, but have very little by way of basic knowledge because of the classes previously taken. Maybe shorten some of the lectures, and what would be great would be to have animated slides as he speaks, so as to make some of the harder concepts easier to follow.

awesome lecture!

By Tr??ng P. on 19. June 2020 for Subdural Hemorrhage – Intracranial Hemorrhage (ICH)

Manifold information was expressed pretty clearly, making me grasp almost the necessary knowledge of Intracranial hemorrhage.

I love Glucose

By trang d. on 18. June 2020 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Teacher speak slowly to help me understand Glucose in my body

esse professor, é muito bom

By carpideras p. on 17. June 2020 for Lymph Nodes: Structure (Part 1)

gostei muito das classes, boa didatica, recomendo muito. algun dia espero que tenha audio em portugues ou espanhol.

Hard to understand him

By Mahdieh H. on 17. June 2020 for Hereditary, Toxic and Infectious Neuropathy

I have a difficult time understanding Dr. Raj' speech in these videos Charcot-Marie-Tooth was covered in little detail but was in an NBME question

vitamin a

By shahryar p. on 17. June 2020 for Vitamin A: Steps in Light Detection

rate of speech is good and i understanded the subject he explains it very simple

ayuda mucho en los estudios

By Kariño K. on 16. June 2020 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

me gusto muchísimo lo recomiendo a todo el mundo que quiera saber mas

It was ok

By Joseph A. on 16. June 2020 for Primary Immunodeficiencies Associated with Autoimmune Disease

I had a professor that would just stand there and talk also, not very helpful. At least point to the picture or something.

Excelent lecture

By Ricardo G. on 16. June 2020 for Diverticular Disease

Excellent lecture by Dr.Raj , i like it very much. i love his sense of humor

review

By MOHAMMAD SHAZNUSH B. on 16. June 2020 for Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Pathways – Second Messenger Systems

complicated topic but I think I got it, though the Tyrosine kinase itself is a bit complex

I wish I could flag certain cards to not be included in the "spaced repetition".

By Yuan Yuan C. on 15. June 2020 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

I like the format - the lectures are "short and sweet". The lecturer is reasonable easy to listen to. Perhaps it is just because this is a foundation course, but it does feel this material may not be in-depth enough for USMLE step 1. (Or perhaps because it's re-used for non-USMLE students?). The questions are just "okay". There are a few errors, and a couple questions could be worded better. It also seems that some of these questions are testing material that seems only marginally important, and may not be very "high-yield". I wish there was an option to flag review questions to not be included in the "spaced repetition". The "spaced repetition" idea should be for memorizing the most important details, and I don't really want to be memorizing questions that I think are of little importance, incorrect, or poorly worded. (It'd also be a good way your you at Lecturio to decide which questions should be revised - if many people flag it as "don't review again", the question probably needs revision.)

Excellente!

By Erc R. on 15. June 2020 for Introduction to Cushing’s Syndrome – Adrenal Gland

Excellent! Stepwise approach and use of algorithm very easy to follow. Helped strengthen by a vast amount my pre-existing understanding of this topic.

It helped me a lot In understanding the osteology of upper limb keep helping us more and more

By Deogratius A. on 15. June 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Because it has real all required teachings that accompany with better illustrations and question at the end to improve and measure understanding!

Very clear

By Oluwaremilekun Eunice M A. on 15. June 2020 for Esophageal Cancer

Very well explained, makes remembering the difference between the cancers memorable!

not clear

By a a. on 15. June 2020 for Glucose

not clear voice . . . . . . . . . . comparatively worse than other videos, others are good.

Malas explicaciones y pésima traducción.

By CRISTOPHER JOSUEDANIEL M. on 13. June 2020 for Insulin Secretion and Regulation

- Pésima traducción al español. - No hay rigurosidad en el tema. - No ofrece buena explicaciones

False Advertising

By Stephen A. on 12. June 2020 for The Eye: General Structure

Here is a quote from which describes Lecturio: "In order to take on this challenge, Lecturio created a high-quality digital medical education resource, which is affordable, adaptive, and personalized. We designed our platform with the needs of learners and faculty in mind, combined with the latest state-of-the-art learning technology and comprehensive monitoring and assessment features." The lecturer keeps saying that he is going to have the "anatomists" explain the structure in detail...so why are we wasting our money looking at this. I paid for a subscription to this site for "state-of-the-art learning technology." If a customer clicks on the video to see a presentation on the general structure of the eye, they shouldn't have to waste their time watching a PowerPoint with no pictures of the eye. It is an insult for customers to have this guy put up this type of presentation. My textbooks have better supplemental material .

Someone please edit this guy's presentation - or just pay a high schooler to bring "state-of-the-art" technology to your site!

By Stephen A. on 12. June 2020 for Iris

This is what you read on Lecturio's site: "In order to take on this challenge, Lecturio created a high-quality digital medical education resource, which is affordable, adaptive, and personalized. We designed our platform with the needs of learners and faculty in mind, combined with the latest state-of-the-art learning technology and comprehensive monitoring and assessment features." STATE OF THE ART??? These are PowerPoint slides!!! The guy is talking about different structures and you have to pause the video to find what he is trying to reference! Get a pointer. Use an arrow. Show the viewer the exact location you want to emphasize. If I turned this type of presentation in for a grade, I would get it returned. Kahn Academy, Ken Hub...this is as low tech as you can get. I expected so much more. You are supposed to save us time. I hate writing this but other people have to know that this lecturer's delivery - I might as well get a text book out and read it to myself.

Great video

By Andrea C. on 12. June 2020 for Candidiasis – Opportunistic Infections

Clear and precise explanation! Goes into the essence of this condition and correlates very well the clinical presentation

To the point summary

By Floredin A. on 11. June 2020 for Endometriosis

Clear slides and simple explanation, good repetition of key info

Well organized and simple to understand

By Deniz Y. on 11. June 2020 for Foregut and Midgut – Autonomic Nerves of Abdominopelvic Organs

Very well explained lecture. Helped me finally understand the web of connections that is the ANS

thanks for the course

By Talal H. on 08. June 2020 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

excellent course very easy and simple + covering the most high yield topics.

Amazing

By Luis David U. on 08. June 2020 for Catabolism of Guanine & Hypoxanthine and Purine Nucleotide Salvage

Amazing way of teaching, compact and efficient. Really good job, keep doing it Mr. Ahern.

Not enough by any means

By Bella H. on 08. June 2020 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

Barely any information presented, very disappointing. I wish there was more explanation and more information about the treatment. A lot of things just arent getting mentioned

Very well explained!

By Victor Antonio S. on 08. June 2020 for Quiz Questions and Case Studies – Antibacterial Agents (Antibiotics)

It helps me a lot to study the topic. Well covered! EXCELLENT!

Great

By Raoul K. on 07. June 2020 for Ilium – Osteology of Lower Limb

very well structured, I like the streight to the point style

Great Lecture!

By Pharlin N. on 07. June 2020 for Increased Intracranial Pressure: Introduction

Lecture was excellent! very clear and simple. I enjoyed it. Thanks so much Dr Raj.

Renal Physiology

By Rafael M. on 07. June 2020 for Urinary Tract Physiology

I really like deeper videos about renal physiology with a Little bit more information

If you don't have Lecturio, you're missing out!

By Khoetide K. on 06. June 2020 for Vasculitis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Concise! Sat through a lecture for an hour on Vasculitis and when I later went in to do homework I realized that I learned in less than 10 minutes what I sat through for an hour! Amazing! But, I'd like to continue using it that way. Get the long lectures in, for an in-depth overview, and use lecture to "make it mine".

endocrine pharmacology

By Saeid R. on 06. June 2020 for Endocrine Pharmacology

good lectures with adequate details. good lecturer for not native english speakers

Good lecture

By Chad-Solomon D. on 06. June 2020 for Theories of Attitude and Behavior Change (PSY)

I thought the ideas posed in the lecture were well presented and easily understood.

Very clear lecture!

By Gastón C. on 06. June 2020 for Hormonal Regulators: PTH and Vitamin D – Bone and Calcium Medications

Very clear lecture. I was able to understand and relate the subject in a matter of hours. I recommend this lecture to third and fourth year medical students from Uruguay

The course of Axillary artery and branches.

By Pedro O. on 05. June 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Easy to follow lectures and also comprehesive lecture required for step 1 USMLE .

Concise and Helpful

By Brandia H. on 05. June 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Each section was very concise and reminded me of details that I had forgotten. It also taught me the clinical application for each injury/condition. I use these as a supplement to my medical school lectures which I don't have time to rewatch 2 hours of lecture for 3 classes/day. It's also very helpful that each quiz is linked to the relevant material that I need to know.

Very useful

By Salomón D. on 05. June 2020 for Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOS)

Love it, short and totally relevant, Excelent to have a general review of such a complicated pathology

great

By Saeid R. on 04. June 2020 for Inflammation Pharmacology

More quiz question would be amazing. Slides are very good.

easy to understand, just dont the explanation personally

By Ali S. on 04. June 2020 for Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

quite enjoyable lecture , love the examples and highlighting whats important

Good

By Gurudharshan M. on 04. June 2020 for Analogs: Adenosine, Deoxycytidine, Guanosine/Deoxyguanosine, Thymidine, Deoxyuridine

Has high yield infos which are not in other lecturer's lectures

Terrific and easy explanation to difficult topic!

By Pharlin N. on 03. June 2020 for Benign Nevus and Dysplastic Nevus

I like the way benign nevi was explained, start with the definition and the different categories.... Perfect!

Great video!

By Pharlin N. on 03. June 2020 for Malignant Melanoma

Great video on precursor lesions, RF and differential diagnosis for Melanoma.

The best instructor

By jose s. on 03. June 2020 for Understanding Genetics

As I stated in prior lessons, Dr. Cornwall is such of an amazing instructor!!! She makes easy to understand heavy contents

Nice lesson but I had a problem

By Antonio C. on 03. June 2020 for Goldilocks Principle

I would like to inform you that from 3:54 onwards there is neither the transcription nor the translation in other languages. I hope you will solve it as soon as possible because some concepts I cannot translate from English into Italian. Thank you in advance

A very thorough and clear explanation.

By Nada I. on 02. June 2020 for Chest CT Scan – Diagnostic Imaging

The vocabulary is understandable and the explanation is thorough and organized.

loved it

By Marsha B. on 02. June 2020 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

the instructor is very clear and is easy to follow

Fantastic

By Oluwatomiloba O. on 02. June 2020 for Cell Respiration

Dr. Cornwall did a very great job with this.. The big picture simplified everything and made studying into little details easy.

Great Class

By jose s. on 02. June 2020 for Polygenic and Pleiotropic Inheritance – Beyond Gregor Mendel

very didactic I really enjoy Dr. Cornwall lectures, definitely Lecturio was the best addition to my preparation

mejorar la traducción al español.

By Paola Andrea R. on 02. June 2020 for Energy, Enzymes and Metabolism

el contenido esta muy bueno, solo que la traducción tiene falencias y dificulta entender los conceptos adecuadamente.

Very Very Confusing

By Oluwatomiloba O. on 02. June 2020 for Comparing Mitosis and Meiosis – Cell Division

Everything is confusing. The diagrams and what she was saying didnt allign. ALso she never gave the answer to the number of chromosomes in each stage of meiosis and mitosis

Best Lectures on Hepatology

By Sudheer H. on 01. June 2020 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The best lectures I've seen on the Hepatology. Best teaching style by the faculty. I would highly recommend the Lecture series.

Thank you so much Lecturio!

By Francois N v. on 01. June 2020 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Using Lecturio makes understanding and subsequent digesting and memorization of the material, so much easier. The lectures and notes are concise and to the point.

By Temple I. on 01. June 2020 for Kinetic Considerations – Enzyme Catalysis

I really like the video, makes medical biochemistry easier to understand

Very Very good!

By Angelina I. on 01. June 2020 for Tumors of the CNS

Carlo Raj is so good at explaining and keeping you alert and focused. He asks questions and is very funny! I learned a lot about the things that didn't stick in my normal classes. Super good course!!

I like it a lot, simplified. I think you could explain a bit more

By Sebastian O. on 01. June 2020 for Temporal Lobe

I like it a lot, simplified. I think you could explain a bit more

Thank You

By Carolien G. on 31. May 2020 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

Excellent thank you. Thank you Dr. Craig, this video is very helpful.

very good initiative. very useful.

By Kamalesh T. on 31. May 2020 for Overview of the 7 Extraocular Muscles – Orbital Muscles and Innervation

very good initiative. very useful. 3d animation is very impressive. good luck.

Good

By Seema M Y. on 31. May 2020 for Types of Studies

Nice explanation. As lot of questions regarding calculation are asked in stats it would help if you can include questions and explainations. Like the set of questions included in cardiology by Dr Joseph Alpert has helped a lot to understand important concepts

My reation to the course.

By Ivor S. on 31. May 2020 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

In my student days in the 1950’s Statistics was a chore. It is only when I had some data of my own was it interesting. But it was the event of electronic calculators and later computers that got me interested again in Maths. The greater part of my professional career in Nuclear Medicine again stimulated an interest in both maths and the physical sciences. Latter, I became interested in heath effects of the radiation of populations. Especially, of interest to me was the debate, still on-going of the, ‘No Linear Threshold.’ I understand very useful from the point of view of setting regulatory standards. Useless from the point of view of predicting deaths from low level radiation. Of course, this was formulated prior to contemporary ideas of cell biology. To return to your lecture series, it is of great interest to me as to the definitions used in epidemiology. Thank you for a stimulating series

Feels good man

By laziz H. on 31. May 2020 for Fetal circulation and Transition to Mature Circulation

It felt like everything I learnt on the development of the heart came together, feels good

Great Instructor

By Greg P. on 30. May 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

I've taken classes from Dr. Racaniello previously on the coursera.org platform. He is a very engaging instructor and he is no different in this Lecturi series, at least for the free part. As a citizen scientist, the full cost is too much so for this series I can only comment on the bacteria sections that are free. The quiz questions are very relevant to the material presented and the reference material is equally good.

Needs to be more through.

By Washain R. on 30. May 2020 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

It could have been more detailed and a bit more tied in with the basic neuro.

There's room for improvement

By Naman Neemish S. on 30. May 2020 for CNS - Pharmacology

Overall it's good. Need more in depth videos on each drugs in anesthesia

The Best

By Amos N. on 30. May 2020 for Renal Diagnostics

The best lecturer I have ever met. What a gifted teacher. Words cannot explain. An asset to Lecturio family. Thank you teacher.

10/10

By laziz H. on 30. May 2020 for Formation of the Outflow Tracts

Those embryology videos manage to be concise whitout butchering the major axis of this subject, lecturio is making my life easier.

Top explanation!

By Benjamin Q. on 30. May 2020 for Chronic Inflammation

I love how he explain things, he's so clear and easy to understand!

excellent

By rosemarie m. on 29. May 2020 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Carlo is an excellent teacher- he is thorough and ensures we get the concept.

Lipid metabolism is explained very well!

By Ghazal V. on 28. May 2020 for Lipid Metabolism

My professors at university failed to explain lipid metabolism in an understandable manner. Prof Ahern does a great job in explaining complex topics and I am really grateful for that. Thank you

Excellent

By Nicole H. on 28. May 2020 for ANS - Pharmacology

Dr. Shukle Does an excellent job with explaining difficult topic. Easy to follow

Inflammation

By Kojo A. on 27. May 2020 for Inflammation Pharmacology

Superb delivery makes it easy to understand. High yield content

on the dotor

By Zaid A. on 27. May 2020 for Infectious Skin Diseases

its somehow good but need little speed when explaining not that fast tho

If you need to ace Medicine...

By Sana Q. on 27. May 2020 for Types of Studies

Very succinct and clear course, easy to follow, with questions that reinforce your learning! I would love some more questions, In all honesty, but Dr. Deonandan has done a fantastic job. Thank you. Definitely Recommend!

I finally understand anatomy!

By Esther O. on 27. May 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I really like it. It’s clearer than a lot of textbooks making it easier and quicker to understand. Professor Canby does a great job at explaining.

Excellent !!!

By Sandrine D. on 27. May 2020 for Ulcerative Colitis (UC)

He is an excellent teacher that help me understand the concept very well

Excellent !!!

By Sandrine D. on 27. May 2020 for Extra-Intestinal Manifestations of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)

A great teacher that make concept to sink well. Does a Great job!!!

amazing histology lectures

By Hanka M. on 26. May 2020 for 3 Types of Cartilages

Everything was clearly explained, especially helpful in the times of the pandemic. Thank you very much professor!

Superb explanation

By Rajath R. on 25. May 2020 for Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS): Pathogenesis

Thank u so much Dr Raj. It was a very good lecture.

Very down to earth

By olanipekun o. on 25. May 2020 for Acute Bacterial Meningitis: Predisposing Factor Age

The video was very down to earth and easy to understand. Thank you

Aprendiendo anatomía en casa

By Hermes M. on 25. May 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Elegí esta calificación porque me permite estudiar más rápido y lo entiendo muy bien. Me gustó porque explican a detalle cada estructura expuesta. Recomiendo este curso a todos los estudiantes de medicina humana.

i will definitely recommend to my fellows

By Meha D. on 25. May 2020 for Inflammation Pharmacology

it has updated information. it has the information which we need to know at an undergraduate level so there is no chance of getting confused and loaded with lots of unnecessary information

Missing a Review

By Per W. on 24. May 2020 for Aortic Arches: Morphologic Changes

This was a great lecture! The only thing I missed was an overview in the form of a table or something to help with the review of what aortic arches gives rise to which arteries.

Nervous system effects on heart understood

By Rufaro M. on 24. May 2020 for Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

I never understood this completely until now. Thank you Notes are short and straight to the point

Very useful content

By olanipekun o. on 24. May 2020 for Acute Meningitis

Great material and the table was just super fantastic. I would appreciate the Lecturio team makes an update to this video, describing the general clinical presentation of meningitis, that will be a big booster.

Another Great Lecture

By olanipekun o. on 24. May 2020 for Fungal and Cryptococcus

I love the combo of humour and medicine, it makes it sink in easily. Thanks once again Dr Raj for such a great lecture. I am just loving neuropathology with you, I hope I could be a guru like you :)

Great

By olanipekun o. on 24. May 2020 for Chemical Meningitis, Leptomeningeal Carcinomatosis, Neurosyphilis, Lyme Disease

VERY good lecture, thanks for such an essential break down of this topic, I am loving this topic.

Pretty good

By Param K. on 24. May 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Nicely explained , i love how the professor repeats important points time and again, could use better diagrams or more visualization though

Great

By olanipekun o. on 23. May 2020 for Acute Viral Meningitis

As usual highly rated. I love your lectures and the whole Lecturio team. Keep the good work up. Thank you

FANTASTIC

By olanipekun o. on 23. May 2020 for Acute Bacterial Meningitis: Predisposing Factor Head Trauma

No matter what, I appreciate Dr. Raj, I have been watching his videos and I have watched more than a bunch of his videos. I want to say a big thank to you and the whole Lecturio team :) thank you for such a wonderful system and teacher who is making learning Medicine easier and clearer. Thanks a bunch

Clear, precise, very helpful lectures

By Alexandra F. on 23. May 2020 for Adaptive Immune System

My university study curriculum for immunology is quite packed with details regarding the adaptative immune system, and not only. Thus, it was a true blessing to get to understand the bigger picture first with the help of these lectures, so that I will further add the details required.

Skillful, clear, very helpful lectures.

By Alexandra F. on 23. May 2020 for Gastrointestinal Histology

These lectures on the gastrointestinal histology were more than helpful to me, as they came in handy for, firstly, comprehending the overall picture and, secondly, for taking note on the details (such as the types of cells that make the gastric glands or the intestinal glands)

NOT EXPLAINED WELL

By MALI V. on 23. May 2020 for Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS): Output and Thoracolumbar Outflow

ddnt explain well at all. ddnt explain the exact location of the gray horns or anything.

Good presentation

By Mahonri G. on 22. May 2020 for Nephrolithiasis (Kidney Stones): Uric Acid

Good presentation and good pronunciation for being foreign. Thanks for the difference between urea and uric acid.

What I feel about lecturio

By Chitranjan S. on 22. May 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Everything told was in a different way that I liked the most.It clears all my major doubts arise from reading books related to head and neck anatomy.There is no better app than this.

It explains in a very easy way a confusing and sometimes difficult topic like nutrition

By Jessica A. on 22. May 2020 for Nutrition

I would recommend the Dr. Georgina Cornwall to look more towards the camera.

Bring the cases

By Filipe C. on 21. May 2020 for Case Study – Anesthetic Drugs

In Portugal, almost all exams are clinical cases, and it's awesome one we can find problems like this lecture and detail explanation on the answers. Great lecture

Just realized you an author for lippincott

By Fathimath A. on 21. May 2020 for Introduction to Male Reproductive Endocrinology

I am from the maldives, you have a fan from all the way across the world.

Great lecture

By Muhammad Aamir A. on 21. May 2020 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

I liked the way Doctor Peter explained everything and that too so concisely. It was really an engaging session with him

really satisfied

By Majid K. on 21. May 2020 for Radial and Ulnar Arteries – Overview of Arterial Supply to Upper Limb

one of the best anatomy professor ,thank you so much sir for your dedication and hard work and indeed many thanks to this organization LECTURIO keep it up guys !

You've made my studies easier and enjoyable

By Mwamba M. on 20. May 2020 for Chromosomal Disorders

Well explained and easy to understand the concept. I'm on the right track and enjoying the course.

Learned a lot from you.

By bibi h. on 20. May 2020 for Overview: Coagulant Drugs

Good lecturer, peaceful demeanor and speaking. Can teach his knowledge.

Illustrative and well explained

By Mohab B. on 20. May 2020 for Bacteria

So nice and well explained with great doctors ???? they make the impossible possible

Mycrocitic anemia

By Ashley C. on 19. May 2020 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

I really learned the topic, I like how Dr. Raj has that ability to transmit all the information

The presenter shows intrinsic passion....im enyoying the lecures

By precious m. on 19. May 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

the slides are clear,the lecturer is passionate and has energy .I used to think anatomy is hell but my perpective has changed

By MR. K. on 19. May 2020 for Overview of Transcription and Translation

the explanation is complicated it could be simplified more better

Efficient

By Cyrus T. on 18. May 2020 for Personality Disorders

Dr Farel is great. She presents things very well. Everything is clear. Important things are pinpointed. The chronology (diagnostic, etiology, Clinics, treatment...) is well put. It’s a pleasure to listen.

Very good job

By Salvador G. on 18. May 2020 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I Like it because dr Raj was very explicit and fun, making the learning more enjoyable, about the topic its a very important one so its good to have it explained in so shortly time.

Another Great Lecture

By olanipekun o. on 18. May 2020 for Vision: Photoreception

Prof. Well done sir, you've done a great job, I'll keep watching your videos

Very high yield information, excellently presented. Wonderful instructor character.

By WAFAA M. on 18. May 2020 for Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

Outstanding lecture presentation. Very high yield information, excellently presented. Wonderful instructor character.

Highly recommended

By Baban A. on 17. May 2020 for Muscles – Thorax Muscles and Thoracic Wall

You did an amazing hard work to creat this great lecture. You could involve the most important information in only 14 minutes and the same time the lecture is very simple and interesting. Thank you very much professor Craig Canby

Great lectures

By Baban A. on 17. May 2020 for Superficial Back Muscles – Back Muscles

Excellent lectures from the best professional. Thanks a lot for your great help in learning so difficult topics

Highly recommended

By Aga A. on 16. May 2020 for Ligaments – Vertebral Column

Thank you for your wonderful lectures, very easy to remember the topic after listening you

It was good

By Saikat D. on 16. May 2020 for Parasites

It was fun learning the content. Frankness was encouraging. Important points have been outlined

The best teacher

By Ricardo G. on 16. May 2020 for Loop Spirometries – Laboratory Diagnostics

The best teacher , loop spirometry is now reinforced , thanks to carlo raj

It was basic i thought

By Shyma W. on 16. May 2020 for Neurophysiology

I think it could have been better. I think that was too basic

Microbiology

By Greeshma T. on 16. May 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

Its apt for 2nd yrs....simple and all main points are given.

Good

By Nadia A. on 16. May 2020 for Bladder and Urethra – Male Reproductive Organs

I would recommend this lecture to someone who has a rough idea of thoracic anatomy as well. This lecture was easy to follow and it made me understand the subject much better.

Very well taught

By Gloria A. on 15. May 2020 for The Macromolecules of Life

Very well taught, good refresher. The high yield points are in there too.

Great lecturer, well taught course.

By Gloria A. on 15. May 2020 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

Very clear and concise. Hits on high yield points. Great lecturer!

Lecturio is making a real difference in my studies

By Deidre-Ann T. on 15. May 2020 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

I am a new Nursing student and with Lecturio I am learning a lot of new topics and getting a good foundation for my program. Especially in this Covid crisis, Lecturio is God sent. Thank you

To be more detailed

By Saswaath T. on 14. May 2020 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

The lectures as it is are very good however I wish they are more in detail and drug specific

the best

By Ricardo G. on 14. May 2020 for Small Lung Cancer

The best teacher ever , wonderful lectures , it would be awesome that lecturio hired him again to do more lectures

Very Good Teacher

By Pedro G. on 13. May 2020 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Professor is very clear, and questions are accurate. I am learning lots of basic stuff about antibiotics

Well explained

By Kshitij A. on 13. May 2020 for Genomics

Very well explained. Would have appreciated had the lecture been a bit more comprehensive on certain topics, like in DNA replication and also a dynamic step by step diagram of the process would have been better to understand.

I learnt the concepts well I wish there would be a parallel question bank for this physio alone.

By Ahmed A. on 13. May 2020 for Urinary Tract Physiology

I like it but because of COVID the exam was online and the paper was beyond difficult. Renal was part of the scope but very few renal questions so much so That, I can’t even remember doing any.

He keeps me engaged

By Abimbola O. on 12. May 2020 for Mitral Stenosis: Signs and Symptoms

I like how he keeps me engaged and constantly asks me questions to keep me on my toes. I appreciate his jokes too because it makes studying a little bit more fun

Amazing lectures

By SHOGHI D. on 12. May 2020 for Cellular Structure

The lectures are great... But I just feel like they are too expansive... Not very suitable for a dedicated study period

good good good good good good leacture

By Sreevatsa S. on 11. May 2020 for Direct and Indirect Basal Ganglia Pathway

good good good good lecture it was really helpful nice teaching

GI System- loved anatomical and engineering views, the presentation helped the understanding GI structure and functioning

By Tamar S. on 10. May 2020 for Overview – Gastrointestinal System

Great presentation- using anatomical and engineering views of the system helped to understand the structure and its function

Exactly what I need!

By 顥懷. on 10. May 2020 for Viruses

Both Dr. Sean Elliot and Vincent Racaniello are awesome. Both of them provide key information of microbiology. The presentations are clear and easy to remember

Excellent teaching techniques.

By Sherif A. on 10. May 2020 for Blood: Thrombocytes

Professional, enjoyable and interactive. I also liked that the professor uses research based teaching techniques.

accent.

By Irena Z. on 09. May 2020 for Rheumatology: Introduction and Overview

I also had problem to focus on lecture because of way of speaking. :(

I recommend your lectures to all medical students

By Mishik H. on 09. May 2020 for Inguinal Hernias – Inguinal Region

V we ry simple an very informative the same time. Really appreciate it. Thank you

Highly recommended

By Mishik H. on 09. May 2020 for Boundaries of the Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region

Dear Dr. Pickering, you do a great work by explaining this difficult topics in such an easy way. Thank you for so interesting lectures.

Renal Physiology

By Luis L. on 09. May 2020 for Urinary Tract Physiology

I think it summarizes the most important concepts one should one about renal physiology, giving good examples and also using graphics that help in understanding them better.

Good job

By andre g. on 08. May 2020 for Endocrine Histology

Hi The lectures have been prepared in a way that You can get sufficeint information

amazing

By Neuer N. on 08. May 2020 for Cutaneous Innervation – Cutaneous Innervation and Venous Drainage of Upper Limb

amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing

awesome

By Janie M. on 08. May 2020 for The Neuromuscular Junction

he is awesome; helps to connect the dots of concepts for me to make inferences rapidly

Feedback

By Kelly G. on 08. May 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

El programa ya se me acaba en dos meses, estaría muy interesada de volver a comprar si tuviesen en español y tambien como estudiante me ayudaría mucho un descuento

I liked the lectures

By Anshu G. on 07. May 2020 for Bacteria

I really liked all the lectures They are to the point

Very Good

By Marie M. on 06. May 2020 for Glucose Homeostasis – Endocrine Pancreatic Hormones

Very good and simple to follow. Makes learning easy. Great.

the presentation is very comprehensive

By kofi o. on 06. May 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

i chose this rating because the lecture is up to the minute, well researched. and the presentation is straight to the point.

Excellent

By Nicole H. on 06. May 2020 for RNA and the Genetic Code

Excellent breakdown of key topics and very easy to follow.

Good

By Ravi G. on 06. May 2020 for Glomerulonephritis

Was good lecture .........but can you expand more on diagnosis and treatment

EXCELLENT lecturor

By Abdirahman G. on 06. May 2020 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Thanks Dr. Pravin Shukle Clear, Concise and Enthusiastic which is just infectious. I never really enjoy doing questions , but I really enjoyed those creative questions like the one with the attending asking the nervous intern first line drug. Also your lectures are very re-watchable. Dr. PK makes the basics very simple and highlights the drugs you need to know and what isn't so important which is soo helpful in pharmacology. Also he is Canadian +++ Thanks

Dr Raj - Brilliance in summarized format

By Muhammad K. on 05. May 2020 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr Raj is brilliant. His lectures are fun to watch, concise, high yield and his expressions are captivating to the student. His manner of teaching makes you think critically and apply your knowledge

Fantastic courses

By GUO Z. on 05. May 2020 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Excerlent course. All key points are presenting clearlly and I would recommend them to my classmates.

Inspirational lecture

By Abdirahaman G. on 05. May 2020 for PCSK9 Inhibitors – Lipid Control

Dear Dr. Pravin Shukle this may sound like a love letter but some how got my heart racing in this lecture about how optimistic you are about the future of medicine. Truly Inspirational

Congratulations, professor!

By João Pedro R. on 04. May 2020 for Salivary Glands

Very clear explanation and quick review after the topic explanation. Geoffrey also exposes tricks for remembering key items. I admire very much this professor.

Another Great Lecture

By olanipekun o. on 04. May 2020 for Myocyte Conduction Pathway and Atrioventricular Block (AV) – Heart Rate and Electricity

Thanks for this easy explanation even people who never studied in Medical schools will still understand everything you explain

very practical

By Luis R. on 04. May 2020 for Liver Disease: Introduction and Commonly Used Liver Test

very good teacher, brings a lot of practical information. nice vid

Lovely

By olanipekun o. on 03. May 2020 for Non-Pacemaker Action Potential – Heart Rate and Electricity

Thank you, Professor Thad, for such a fantastic lecture, I am watching your lectures and I am loving cardiology

Highly Recomended Professor

By olanipekun o. on 03. May 2020 for Heart Rate Ranges and Gap Junction Channels – Heart Rate and Electricity

This Professor is 100 million times better than the whole professors in my University. Thank you for such an easy and well-explained lecture.

Great lecture

By Leané v. on 03. May 2020 for Alcoholic Hepatitis

Clear explanation and differentiation. Eliminates confusion and is concise but complete

Parasitologie

By athenaa p. on 02. May 2020 for Parasites

J'ai adoré les cours ,ils m'ont économisé beaucoup de temps de révision ?

The classes are short covering usually one topic at a time. The classes are followed by a quiz. I like this.

By Albert G. on 02. May 2020 for Viruses

The classes are short covering usually one topic at a time. This allows more to learn the material easily.

Lectures should be more explanatory

By Bichitrananda m. on 02. May 2020 for Vascular Physiology

It would be great if it is more explanatory.So that it will be more helpful for us.

Very interesting

By Mart P. on 02. May 2020 for Vagus Nerve – Thoracic Nerves

Not boring at all. I don't like the topics about nerves, but I listen your lectures with great pleasure

Very good explanations, more images and a pointer needed.

By Francisco Javier S. on 01. May 2020 for Glomerulonephritis

The explanations are very good and concise. Nonetheless, specially in these topics, we need to see more images, there are a lot of glomerular damage patterns even for the same disease (e.g. FSGN) and I do not think there were enough images to learn them. Also, a pointer is needed, Dr. Raj described numerous glomerular lesions and sometimes it was difficult to follow his descriptions as he didn’t have a pointer to help him locate those lesions. Even with these problems I really liked how Dr. Raj really emphasized the diseases patterns and reminded them almost in every video (E.g. SubEPIthelial in PSGN).

Very interesting

By Mart P. on 01. May 2020 for Descending Aorta – Thoracic Vessels

I love all your lectures and watch them with great pleasure. Dr Graig Canby can explain difficult topics in a very simple way

Excelent!

By Jonathan Fernando M. on 01. May 2020 for Cardiac Physiology

Everything so well expleined! I love the emphasis that the teacher gives to the important points.

Very helpful

By Mart P. on 01. May 2020 for Arteries – Thoracic Vessels

Very simple, informative and helpful lectures. I watch your videos ???? every day

Well done

By Olga M. on 01. May 2020 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

This course was explaining in simple and understandable concepts. The lecture took time to repeat and emphasize important concepts

Thank you again and again

By Hasmik N. on 01. May 2020 for Trachea – Pulmonary Structures and Esophagus

I enjoy your lectures very much. Thank you for your great work

Thank you

By Hasmik N. on 30. April 2020 for Coronary Circulation – Heart (Cor)

I will recommend you lectures to all my friends who are doctors. Thank you for your invaluable help

Thank you

By Hasmik N. on 30. April 2020 for Individual Chambers – Heart (Cor)

Thank you very much. Very simple and informative. You do a great job

I FINALLY UNDERSTAND!

By laticha n. on 29. April 2020 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Before Lecturio I struggled with comprehending the mechanism of proteases and enzyme kinetics. Dr. Ahern brilliantly & easily explained these concepts in less than 5 minutes. I am currently in a graduate program for Medical Sciences, we have cumulative exams every quarter & I was just memorizing the info but now I finally understand. I recommend Lecturio to pre-meds, MCAT, and Med students.

Confusing

By Ioannis A. on 27. April 2020 for Lymph Nodes: Structure (Part 1)

He talks 6 minutes straight without changing a slide! It would be helpful to have bullet points in order to understand step by step what he is going to cover. Very bad teacher.

Bad explanation, busy slides

By Ioannis A. on 27. April 2020 for Lymphatic Tissues and Organs

He presents a list of the lymphocytes without the natural killer cells! Afterwards, he refers to them as if we know what these cells are. He also refers to lymphocytes as "key players", writing below a list of cells that we do not know in which category they belong. Busy slides, difficult language, not able to get his message across.

Awsome explanation by kevin sir

By Reddy 0. on 27. April 2020 for Amino Acid Metabolism

Kevin sir explanation is very very nice and it's an extraordinary talent and explanation but little more information should be presented in power point slides so that we can learn more and more by step by step .. Thank you sir From Sanjeev India

I think its method is interesting.

By andre g. on 27. April 2020 for Introduction to Pulmonary Pathology

Hi He is explaining in a simple way the pulmonary disorders.

I love the lecture but...

By SEAN u. on 27. April 2020 for Extracellular Fluid (ECF) and Intracellular Fluid (ICF): Changes in ECF Volume

I LOVE the lecture but i'm having difficult time understanding it. I had to watch and stop and write to understand it.. maybe more diagrams? or break it down :)

Pathogenesis of Hypersensitivity requires some more effort.

By Shivam P. on 26. April 2020 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

The lectures were great. However, for someone who has gone through Robbins and Cottrans' Pathological Basis of Diseases, the pathogenesis of Hypersensitivity reactions seemed a bit insufficient.

By Lidia B. on 26. April 2020 for Neurophysiology

I liked the naurophysiology course very much. Cant wait to see the results of my test

Excellent lectures.

By Sylvia H. on 26. April 2020 for Viruses

Excellent lectures. Racaniello is very concise, knowledgeable and interesting. Visuals in lectures good too. Pace is at optimum speed and duration of each lecture in a nice digestible package. Content is of adequate depth - not too simplistic and not too complicated. Sequencing seems to be a little off though, with questions appearing before video. First virus video seems to talk about Baltimore classification as if already covered, so I’m not sure if sequencing of videos is correct either.

Interaction - Best perfomance

By Puiraldo Solana Maria B. on 25. April 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

He is so natural , after topic explanation he then takes example of daily life, easy to understand

recessive disorders

By Emma s. on 25. April 2020 for Autosomal Recessive Disorders

the explanations provided for each disorder weren't very thorough nor well explained

Perfect explanation

By Ramya T. on 24. April 2020 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

A very good explanation of the topic and we can understand it so well and can learn from the questions that they ask at the end of the topic

Perfect explanation

By Ramya T. on 24. April 2020 for Respiratory Physiology

I liked the explanation given by the sir and he explains line to line aptly that we can understand it easily and the questions at the end gives a review about the topic that u watched

Good

By JUI TE F. on 24. April 2020 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

This course helps me better understand the basic concept of immunology

Nice tool for both exam and medical education

By Dieudonne H. on 23. April 2020 for Monobactams, Cyclic Lipopeptide and Polypeptide – Cell Wall Synthesis Inhibitors (Antibiotics)

Dear Pravin Shukle, Thank you and thanks to Lecturio. I am writting from Turkey. Accorrding to the sistem here after 6years of medical school training we take an exam(TUS) in order to be able to continue specialization in diferent branch of medicine. Most of the questions in that exam were about points you emphasized on your lecture.

Tips for Downtown Clinic

By Nahed A. on 23. April 2020 for Toxicology

Interesting and enjoyable ! I would suggest practical model how to calculate the doses of methadone to taper the cocaine withdrawal effect !

Information missing

By Jonathan C. on 23. April 2020 for Hemorrhagic Stroke

Lots of facts and information missing, goals for therapy not mentioned

Very clear

By Matilde S. on 22. April 2020 for Introduction – Primary Immunodeficiency

It was really helpful to have an introduction on the primary immunodeficiency before the actual lecture at my uni

5 star lecturer

By Abdirahaman G. on 22. April 2020 for Questions – Heart Failure and Angina Management

Cases are always needed especially after a tough topic like Pharmacology which you make easy but to help nail it down these cases a the cherry on the cake . Thanks Dr Pravin Shukle

Histology

By Liliana B. on 22. April 2020 for Ear: Summary

Personally, I enjoyed the entire Histology review a lot, and would like to take this opportunity to thank Prof. G. Meyer for these lectures. All the best, Liliana B.

Quarantine time

By Alejandra L. on 21. April 2020 for Cardiac Physiology

During this quarantine it is really hard to understand my classes from home and basically we are studying by ourselves. With Lecturio I can watch the exact videos that I need, take notes and ask questions if needed. Thank you guys for this amazing platform that is so helpful during this hard time.

Not bad

By Anne V. on 20. April 2020 for Introduction and Non-Autoimmune Arthritis

Explanation is sufficiently clear, but I get a little distracted by the way this professor speaks. Also, some of the quiz questions were not formulated very clear. Overall, still worth viewing the videos, it was very good to revisit these topics.

Penicillins or Cephalosprons ?

By olanipekun o. on 20. April 2020 for Penicillins – Cell Wall Synthesis Inhibitors (Antibiotics)

Thanks for the lecture, but I have a question regarding gram + bacterias, isn't Neisseria Gonorrhea the flora that causes gonorrhea ? to my knowledge it's a diplococcus and it's gram-negative, does it means that penicillins are also like similar in action just like cephalosporins especially the third generational ones?

Did not cover key points

By Zinedine A. on 20. April 2020 for Structures and Intrinsic Connections of the Basal Ganglia

Did not cover key concepts, such as the general function of the basal ganglia in modulating movement etc.

Great Lecture!

By Louise F. on 20. April 2020 for Insulin Types and Glycemic Excursions – Diabetes Medications

I like how Dr. Shukle delivered his lecture. I'm a medical student and this lecture is very useful. I'd probably finish the whole course today. Godspeed!

Very helpful primer on CYP and PGP issues.

By Matt M. on 19. April 2020 for Factors Affecting Drug Metabolism – Biotransformation | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

This is a great overview of CYP and PGP issues. Drug biotransformation is a very complex topic and this is an excellent primer on some key issues. I hope to see more like this.

Awsome

By Jose Arturo G. on 19. April 2020 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Dr. Ahern is a fantastic lecturer. All the course is simply awsome.

concise and suitable information

By Jose Arturo G. on 19. April 2020 for Understanding Genetics

It is very concise but it provides enough information. I am very satisfied with Lecturio because this course and Biochemistry are exactly what i was looking for.

Video length

By Erdal B. on 19. April 2020 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

The video episodes are way too short, need to go back and start over every 3-4 minutes. I think there should be a option to view the topic in one full video. Otherwise the subjects are well covered in an understandable manner. Many thanks

Video length

By Erdal B. on 19. April 2020 for Reproductive Histology

way too short

By sam E. on 19. April 2020 for Knee Joint – Joints of Lower Limb

nowhere near enough detail, too brief to explain the knee joint

nice

By Anya M. on 18. April 2020 for Brain Stem

it was very well explained and easy to understand Thanks

Corona viruses ???? updated

By Elmuhannad O. on 18. April 2020 for Viruses

It gave me all the information I needed. Plus the videos were updated to COVID-19. I definitely recommend this to all health care workers

Nice one

By Adolfo H. on 16. April 2020 for Aortic Stenosis: Auscultation Areas

I love the domain of the subject that the doctor has, the explanation of the subject was good

Lack of visuals

By Keneshka A. on 16. April 2020 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

I’d like too see more images incorporated in this course to allow visual learning!

Nothing

By Sofia M. on 16. April 2020 for Headache – Pathophysiology

I like it very much. He explained the topic easy. I love neurosurgery but in emergency there are a lot of patients with headache.

Vascular physiology on your tips

By deleted u. on 16. April 2020 for Vascular Physiology

It's crisp and is explained beautifully. The topics are explained in such a manner that you remember the concepts by heart.

Good lectures

By Neuer N. on 15. April 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

No advice to give. Good detail and pace and easy to follow

excellent, I would recommend this course

By rosemarie m. on 15. April 2020 for Gastrointestinal Pharmacology

I like the Indian style- I trained in India very good 3 different lecturers and all good

simple and useful tips

By andre g. on 15. April 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

hi I interestingly have heard these lectures, the explanations were attractive and full of information about the lower limb anatomy for learners.

great, but first watch the previous videos

By Kitty O. on 14. April 2020 for Vestibular System

great, but first watch the previous videos! made the difficult matter seem a lot easier

Great lecture, but points for improvement :)

By Kevin C. on 14. April 2020 for Third Degree Heart Block

Great lecture as always, but could be improved with more depth into the morphology of how the QRS complexes can be either narrow or wide depending on the site of the block. Could also be improved through: - A list of specific symptoms a patient with the condition would experience - ECG interpretation in the quiz section

Very good teaching

By Daniela G. on 13. April 2020 for Mitochondria and Origins of Eukaryotic Cells

The way of teaching of Georgina is really impresive, i understanded everything. The best classes ever.

Refresher after years away

By Catherine F. on 13. April 2020 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

This lesson is very methodical and easy to understand finally especially after years being away from school.

Dr. Raj is hilarious!! Will keep you hooked.

By Fleming M. on 11. April 2020 for Glomerulonephritis

Dr. Raj Explains topic with finesse and maintains the balance with his quirky dialogues.

Good

By Aakash P. on 11. April 2020 for Pituitary Hormones

It's very good i appreciate this hard work by the innovation

By Quirino G. on 11. April 2020 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Short, clear, specific, connected with cases, and speed of information is adequate.

Additional Detail is Required

By Logan S. on 11. April 2020 for Spinal Cord Pathology: Introduction

I understand the point of an "introductory" lecture, but this is well below subpar. I needed detailed explanations of the various types of Spinal Cord injuries. I looked at the other video in the "series", but this is well below that of what I expect from a clinical neurology section.

Control de la arritmia

By Jose carlos C. on 10. April 2020 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Fue muy didáctico y entendible, recomendaria a todos mis compañeros para su repaso

Very Good

By Donnata S. on 10. April 2020 for Cellular Structure

Very comprehensive lecture . It' s clear and simple. Thank you for your work .

a bit of clinical aspects

By Majid K. on 10. April 2020 for Posterior Compartment – Anatomy of the Arm

great work, u made antomy so easy especialy with the diagrams.but SIR u should discuss some clinical a bit with joints and osteology on a pre-clinical level

Good job....

By Cher Clarmhelle G. on 10. April 2020 for Behavioral Theories and Sigmund Freud

It was really nice! I learned more about other people who are involved with Behavioral Theories.

It's like having a conversation with a friend

By Simone W. on 10. April 2020 for Parasites

The ease of listening and staying engaged is incredible...there's a lot of information, but before you know it, you've completed the lectures. The real-world approach makes it easy to focus, I appreciate it. Thanks

Course explanations were clear and concise.

By Amaterasu T. on 08. April 2020 for Viruses

I liked that the subject was covered in depth and was easy to understand. Good for clinicians and med students.

Viruses

By peter b. on 08. April 2020 for Viruses

Interesting and informative across the spectrum. This course covers everything of interest.

Great courses ,knowledgeable and passionate professors.

By Konstantin S. on 08. April 2020 for Viruses

Great courses ,knowledgeable and passionate professors.Perfect for those who will forever have a thirst for knowledge. I wish there were more hours in the day

Good

By PUNIT K. on 08. April 2020 for Small and Large Intestine Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Videos are short and simple and good...but some topics should be given in more detail.

Very useful

By Sebastián D. on 08. April 2020 for Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

grate lecture, I really like how Dr. Raj explain the topics. I never forget his classes

Dr Carol raj classes review

By Anish G. on 07. April 2020 for Normocytic Anemia: Overview

Great way of teaching and easy to remember superbly organised lecture series.

good

By Sreevatsa S. on 07. April 2020 for Other Replication Proteins

this presentation was good and the way sir explained the concepts was nice

VERY clear and helpful!

By Joslyn D. on 07. April 2020 for Mortality Rate – Descriptive Epidemiology

Very clear definitions and explanations. I'd watch more of Dr. Deonandan's videos.

Don’t listen if you don’t want to think about it

By Mendy P. on 07. April 2020 for Urinalysis

Dig deep! These lectures make you think! Very deep content and worth the work of understanding them.

AMAZING!!!

By Abdirahman G. on 05. April 2020 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Dr Peter Delves, you are a breath of fresh air in a subject i didn't appreciate nor enjoyed so much. Your lectures have given me a new understanding of Immunology and a strong intrest. Like an expert story teller i find myself enjoying your lectures. Thanks so much i will definitely recommend this to my classmates.

EXCELLENT

By Abdirahman G. on 05. April 2020 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Dr. Wilson your lectures are so clear and straight forward that it gave me a whole new level of understanding and appreciation for physiology. Just Perfect, re watchable, Enjoyable and concise . Thanks this will definitely be helping so much future doctors, I'll easily recommend this to my classmates obsessively.

Great lecture ever seen!!

By Uyên M. on 05. April 2020 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Easy to understand and memory. Well explained. Thank you so much, Dr. Raj!

A GOD SEND !!!!

By Abdirahman G. on 05. April 2020 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj as usual Concise + Direct + Very clinically relative = LIFE SAVER

Great

By DANIEL M. on 05. April 2020 for Understanding Genetics

Great Great great great great great great great great great

Perfect explanations

By Iacob A. on 05. April 2020 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I never thought I'd be able to understand dyslipidemias, I'd actually given up on it until seeing this course! Thanks, Dr. Raj!

Excellent

By Neuer N. on 05. April 2020 for Scapulohumeral Muscles – Axilla and Brachial Plexus

I understood clearly this lesson about the posterior spaces of axyla

Excellent explanation of inflammasome

By Eleonora M. on 05. April 2020 for Inflammatory Signaling and Inflammasomes

Dr Delves explains in very clear ways, very complex matters. I appreciate the practical examples used during his lectures. He is clear, to the point and really comprehensive.

Poorly structured lectures and an arrogant teacher

By Oddny G. on 04. April 2020 for Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

I really don't like this teacher. He's probably trying to be funny or memorable but it comes out as arrogance. I think you should considering remaking these videos.

Needs more in depth information

By Daivd D. on 04. April 2020 for Study Design Types – Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Medicine (EBM)

Pretty good, but needs more information about each type of study

I think it lacks important things and that it's too basic.

By Carlos W. on 04. April 2020 for Gastrointestinal Pharmacology

I think it lacks important things and that it's too basic.

Boring

By selim s. on 04. April 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

He is so boring and just reads what it is written

Really good

By Yoselin Daysi T. on 04. April 2020 for Introduction to Cell Biology

O really like it , because the lectures are very clear. And I understand everyrhing.

Learning made easy with Lecturio.

By MIRACLE E. on 03. April 2020 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Learning with Lecturio is very easy for me because it is simplified, organized and medically relevant. Thumbs up.

An example for online lectures

By Robert R. on 03. April 2020 for Alpha Agonists – Drugs in Hypertension

Very pleasant pace of lecture and clear explanation. Also love the quick and personal response on the questions on the forum. Really makes me feel like I am in the lecture hall itself.

Excellent

By stits d. on 03. April 2020 for Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region

What a great lecture and what a great professor. Thank you !!! :) Awesome!

hard to understand

By kelly h. on 03. April 2020 for Extracellular Fluid (ECF) and Intracellular Fluid (ICF): Changes in ECF Volume

not really engaging, hard to hear and understand. Didn't understand some of what he was saying

This lecture is hard to follow.

By Branden O. on 01. April 2020 for Organ of Corti

This series of lectures about the ear really need to be addressed, they make no sense, if you don't already have a complex knowledge of the ear. Once you have that this I guess is a good way to review, but then why am I paying for this for 2 years? If this is how it is supposed to be lecturio should be advertised as step prep company only, not as a supplement to lectures. Disappointed in the ear and hearing series of lectures.

This lecture is hard to follow.

By Branden O. on 01. April 2020 for Vestibular System

I've watched this video 3 times and can not follow it. I expect better from this company.

Thanks for lectures. Keep it going.

By Karima S. on 01. April 2020 for Ph Homeostasis – How Atoms Come Together to Form a Molecule

difficult subjects are explained by simple words by Georgina. Thanks so much!

Love, love, love Dr. Ahern's videos

By Joslyn D. on 01. April 2020 for Glycolysis: F1,6P –> DHAP – Glycolysis and Pyruvate Metabolism

Whenever I get confused about a pathway, I come to watch these videos and it helps tremendously. Thank you for what you do.

Super lecture

By VAMSI K. on 01. April 2020 for Syphilis – Treponema Pallidum

Covered all high yield points , very nice illustration which helps in remembering things better

It's a very well-made course!

By Valerio F. on 31. March 2020 for Bacteria

I found these lectures very interesting and very useful! Congratulations to the ability of communication of the teacher.

magnificent

By Abderraouf b. on 31. March 2020 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

it is a good a good teacher that explain and transmit you the information using the easiest way possible i liked it very much

Awesome

By Francois N v. on 31. March 2020 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

I really enjoy the teaching style. Easy to follow and remember. Even when doing questions - I can remember Dr Raj mentioning it. It is easy to get introduced and get comfortable with a wide variety of topics. Would have like to know of Lecturio much sooner.

Immunology, lots of new difficult stuff

By Bernard L. on 30. March 2020 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Having graduated in 1972 for medical school, I’ve had no official training in immunology. Of all the courses that have reviewed immunology raise is more complex a new topics than ever before.The lecture is engaging, confident, eligible, and he presents his topic well

Easy to understand

By PUNIT K. on 30. March 2020 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The teaching is excellent and more from a practical point of view.

Sleep secrets

By Nahed A. on 30. March 2020 for Sleep and Sleep Disorders

Its very good presentation and I think its very important subject for every single medical practitioner , I would like to be more comprehensive regard interpretations , remedies and medical scenarios especially in two group of Patients a geriatric patient and the executive young professional !

Very good

By Uchenna O. on 30. March 2020 for Cochlea

Covers a lot of content accurately but concisely. Good speed and great use of diagrams. Admittedly, if I didn't know much about inner ear anatomy to start with, it would not have been detailed enough as a lot of concepts were not explained such as the semicircular canals, the utricle and saccule and the scala vestibuli and tympani.

Needs to be redone.

By Trient S. on 30. March 2020 for Direct and Indirect Basal Ganglia Pathway

Just not a good way to teach this topic! Sure the math thing works but tells you nothing except it works. Useless trick in my opinion.

thank you

By Ssp S. on 29. March 2020 for Heart: Summary

i really enjoyed the lecture, it was very clear and easy to understand.

excellent use of images

By CAMILO E. on 29. March 2020 for Stomach Ulcers – Esophagus and Stomach

excellent use of images and highlights during the lecture, congrats

By Pranati K. on 28. March 2020 for Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

The way the video has been made is very commendable???? I like you go from.basics to top notch treatment Options I would like you to include a bit more on pathogenesis and MODY though

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By Abir L. on 28. March 2020 for Review: Epigenetic Regulation, Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms, and Cytogenetics

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excellent

By rosemarie m. on 28. March 2020 for Headache – Pathophysiology

good coverage of all headaches, well explained, satisfied very much so

Excellent Source of Learning.!

By Ahmed Talal J. on 27. March 2020 for The Macromolecules of Life

I recommend everyone to Follow the 100 Day Study Plan given in Lecturio App. Its Amazing.

Excellent Lecture by the Teacher

By Sudheer H. on 27. March 2020 for Emphysema: Pathogenesis B

Very easy to understand Lectures. Well Explained. Liked it very much.

great MD

By Radina C. on 27. March 2020 for Lymphadenopathy: Thymus Disorders – White Blood Cell Pathology

very interesting lectures , lots of information, summarized , therefore easy to remember and to be applied in practice

The teacher speaks too fast and unclearly

By Oddny G. on 25. March 2020 for Extra-Intestinal Manifestations of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)

It is difficult to understand everything that the teacher says.

Well Explained

By Sudheer H. on 25. March 2020 for Acute Hypoxemic

Very Well Taught Lecture by Dr Raj, Very Easy to Understand

Fungi is easy subject just watch

By Nahed A. on 25. March 2020 for Fungi

Summarised but enough to have good knowledge about Fungi, its recommended

The perfect time to review this subject

By Nahed A. on 25. March 2020 for Microbiology

Excellent and well presented lectures ,easy to understand and refresh memory!

this is just great

By Sandrine D. on 25. March 2020 for Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

you are a great teacher. thank you for the way you describe each step making it very simple

excellent, I would recommend this course, therefore rating 5 stars

By rosemarie m. on 25. March 2020 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

Carlo - you are great as a teacher - probably a wonderful doctor. I always had trouble remembering differences as a doctor - you make it easy.

Good lectures

By Ismail S. on 24. March 2020 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I like that Dr. Raj supporting his lectures with physiology and clinics, and him repeating important infos make them easy to remember.

tiring and confusing

By Haleema S. on 24. March 2020 for pKa and Drug Solubility – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

sorry to say it is really not well explained or concept clearing kindly modify lecture

Organised and easily understood

By Maria-Kleanthi A. on 24. March 2020 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Great slides, organised and with the exact information needed. As a genuinely good professor, he exaplains everything and makes it comprehensible and easy to remember. He speaks clear and slowly which helps foreign students who don't have english as their mother tongue.

Very clean awesome lecture

By Sand T. on 24. March 2020 for Phases of Drug Development – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

Very clean and understandable lecture with charts and perfect voice of the lecture

VERY clear and helpful!

By Joslyn D. on 24. March 2020 for Proteomics (2d Gel Analysis) – Analytical Techniques in Biotechnology

VERY clear explanation of how this works, I love Ahern's lectures.

Too light on info

By Teresa C. on 24. March 2020 for Uterine and Fallopian Tube Disease

Too light on info. Dr. Raj lectures frequently miss important teaching points.

opinión sobre videos de NUTRICIÓN

By Andie L. on 23. March 2020 for Nutrition

Me ayudan como introduccion al tema, y me orientan que aspectos son importantes resaltar, me gustó los tips para recordar temas importantes no me gusto que duran muy poco y abarcan muy poco sobre los temas, estaria bueno que dieran mas clase , mas explicacion, la mayoria son casi menos de 5 minutos. aun no he provado la version premium , pero ese aspecto de poco tiempo no me convence del todo.

good English speaker, good teacher are good sources for learners.

By andre g. on 23. March 2020 for Introduction to Cell Biology

hi first of all she is talking very will as good speaker and the explanation in different lecture was so systematic and will prepared and hit the main points that I'm really interested to her course of biology.

Fun

By Anya M. on 22. March 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

It was really good and really well explained so thank you It was fun to learn

Excelent work

By Abdirahaman G. on 22. March 2020 for Rapid Squatting

Well, this a combined review of your heart sound & murmur series. I found them to be concise very high yield with a re-watchablity factor to it. very much appreciated your vigor enthusiasm gets me pumped. Some of the points you made were very complicated, i know you did your best if you could find mnemonics would be amazing and will push you forward. So far my favorite lecture here lol would definitely recommend your videos to friends. Thanks

Overall not bad

By Khalid S. on 21. March 2020 for Male Reproductive System Diseases

It should include more diagram so easier to visualize but after all questions are good.Apart from reproductive system Dr.Raj lectures are amazing and easy to understand.

The perfect time to Review this subject !

By Nahed A. on 20. March 2020 for Viruses

It’s valuable and well presented lectures ! I recommend it for my colleagues

Check out Better way to understand cardiovascular

By Remma S. on 20. March 2020 for Heart Sounds

I really appreciate Dr.Carlo Raj for his way of explaining almost everything from physiology to pathology of cardiovascular system in excellent way. Thank you very much!

blood cell pathology with Dr Raj was very good. thanks Dr Raj,thanks Lecturio

By Jean Robert M. on 20. March 2020 for Leukemia – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

Lecturio is the best ever, now it has been months that i am using Lecturio , i am very satisfied

Love it

By Dariana H. on 20. March 2020 for DNA Amplification – Analytical Techniques in Biotechnology

It is an xcellent explication! I understend it at all. Thank you

claro y conciso

By Cesar L. on 17. March 2020 for Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathy (TSEs) of Humans

es un excelente vídeo, y esta muy bien explicado; justo el tema de mi próxima evaluación

Space to improve

By Haichuan H. on 17. March 2020 for Lesions and Diseases of the Spinal Cord: Brown-Séquard Syndrome and Tabes Dorsalis

I feel the anatomy lectures are rather "static" like simply reading the narrative or bulletin points to the audience. Instead, I think the anatomy lectures, especially as we are not learning by a cadaver to gain the tactile feedbacks, might be better designed in a more inviting/ interactive way. Bringing in more pathological relevance, e.g. showing schema/ video/ autopsy would be largely helpful. Or to the minimum, highlighting the knowledge of "high yield" and compare them on an anatomic picture/schema may also improve the learning experience of these topics. I like many Lecturio lectures nonetheless, but I think anatomy, and especially the neural anatomy lectures has a lot of space to improve in such way. Thanks.

Best

By Aaiysha S. on 17. March 2020 for Body Mass Index (BMI)

She explains good and the material is authentic. It is helping me alot, since I was hospitalised in my recent classes.

By Santiago P. on 17. March 2020 for Process of Metabolism

Great lecture! Very simplified and friendly explained. Thanks so much !

More details

By Jerry Buckley Tabi Takah O. on 16. March 2020 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

We more details. For example , the pathway of each nerve, The various branches and many more.

very informative

By Sarah A. on 15. March 2020 for Child Development and Behavior

it is very precise and to the point with clear explanations.

Nice

By Osas E. on 15. March 2020 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Summarized very nicely ????????I loved the way he made it look simple

H Pylor

By Marlowe D. on 14. March 2020 for Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome

Excellent, very detailed, now feel more confident in the treatment and care of this infection

Looks stylish ,but not useful for study

By Ankush K. on 12. March 2020 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

The digital background is not apealing,each disease is scattered through no of slides intead of just one slide which would be helpful for review.

It's very good

By Nikhil P. on 11. March 2020 for Cardiac Physiology

It is also very very very good. I like it so much. I also would like to see more vedio from this app Please give another free primium

It's very good

By Nikhil P. on 11. March 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Very good Please give another day for free primium So that we can know more

Dr.Carlo Raj is the best teacher.

By Omar S. on 11. March 2020 for Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA): Signs and Symptoms

Excellent presentation by Dr.Carlo Raj, he is the best teacher.

I wiold like to have good teachers like him in other medical fields.

By andre g. on 10. March 2020 for Cerebral Cortex

As you know cerebral cortex anatomy and it’s all dependent component seeming to be a bit complex, so it’s explanation kind to be evaluated by an outstanding specialist as like him, his lectures are attractive and effecient, so as conclusion good subjects even more complex and good teacher make it easy to understand the different anatomic problems.

Ok.

By Tom J. on 09. March 2020 for Nutrition

Ok. Very good excellent benefits i love it so much it is so good

Head and neck

By Margaret O. on 09. March 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Excellent. It would be good to have some cadaver explanatory session to create a more realistic view. Well tutored.

Cerebral cortex

By Margaret O. on 09. March 2020 for Cerebral Cortex

Excellent. Very explanatory and simplified. It's easy to comprehend. Maybe more questions would help.

Vestibular lectures

By Margaret O. on 09. March 2020 for Auditory System and Vestibular System

The vestibular section is not well detailed to enable quick reference. There was not much reference to the vestibular ganglion in the initial lectures which will better explain the vestibular system.

Virologist

By Sheriah Laine d. on 09. March 2020 for Viruses

It was very comprehensive and interesting. I want to become a virologist too.

Great

By 顥懷. on 08. March 2020 for Glomerulonephritis

Organized and informative. Made me remember the key points easily. A pointer is needed to illustrate the graphics.

great lecture

By Marlowe D. on 07. March 2020 for Osteoporosis: Clinical Presentation and Diagnosis

Thank you for the clarity, I feel a bit more comfortable with type of patient care now.

Neuro

By Marlowe D. on 07. March 2020 for Deep Cerebellar Nuclei and Connections of Functional Divisions

Dr Canby, you have made the neurologic pathophysiology so much easier for me.. Thanks

Each RNA should be shown in the picture like above

By Shawriful I. on 06. March 2020 for Types of RNA

Each RNA should be shown in the picture like above

Ace lecturer

By Jack B. on 06. March 2020 for Benign Nevus and Dysplastic Nevus

best lecturer on Lecturio - so refreshing to have a lecturer with passion and a personality! No ego getting in the way of his fantastic lectures - a very rare thing indeed!

Excellent explanation of schizophrenia's place in the spectrum of psychotic disorders

By Nicholas C. on 05. March 2020 for Schizophrenia Spectrum and other Psychotic Disorders – Psychological Disorders (PSY)

Dr. Ahuja clearly illustrates the defining characteristics of schizophrenia and psychotic disorders, as this lecture translates the DSM-V material into a brief review of key points.

Easy to Process

By Ethan E. on 05. March 2020 for Bacillus

Really liking the microbio bacteria videos. Feel like the presentation of the info is well done and really easy to grasp in such a short amount of time.

Terrific and easy explanation to difficult topic!

By Pharlin N. on 04. March 2020 for Intravascular Hemolysis

Great lecture! Dr Raj explained the materials with simplicity! Thanks so much.

Review

By Ali M. on 04. March 2020 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

I chose this rating because everythingbis told and no details are left behind and also that it is told so well.

explain

By abhishek s. on 04. March 2020 for Cranial Nerve II: Optic Nerve

no explanation in this all cn videos plzz elaborate olzz

clear and beautifully spoken- pronunciation in correct Latin, delivered at slow speed.

By rosemarie m. on 03. March 2020 for Individual Chambers – Heart (Cor)

as stated below- very happy with the delivery of lecture

The best outhere

By Tf H. on 02. March 2020 for Interpretation of Serum Calcium and Serum Phosphate Levels

Best professor in lecturio make him make more lectures please

Stem cells, Perycites, Epithelial cells or Smooth muscle cells.

By Eleonora M. on 02. March 2020 for Cells: Adult Stem Cell Niches, Lymphocyte and Plasma Cell

Really found this clear and I have learned that there are compartments of stem cells in our body (intestine and perycites)

Great!

By Ava S. on 01. March 2020 for Toxin-mediated Diseases – Staphylococcus Infection

This video is precise and concise, thanks a lot, I found this series to be incredibly helpful

Just soso

By Ziyin L. on 01. March 2020 for Understanding Genetics

It is a good course but the content here is not really high yield.Do we need to spend so much time on it?

Pathology

By Radina C. on 29. February 2020 for Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Very interesting Excellent tutorial and tutor Logical and understandable approach

awesome

By Kadir Timucin G. on 29. February 2020 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia

the way he explains , dat is funny. I see some nerds didnt like the lecture, meh get a life "nerds" :D

Spoken text is fine. Labels too small on illustrations.

By Soren A. on 28. February 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Spoken text is fine. The illustrations used have too small-fonted text making it difficult to read labels, especially on slides with many labels.

Excellent course, I highly recommend it

By Jean-François E. on 28. February 2020 for Aging

Interesting and relevant overview of fundamental concepts related to aging and some high yield diseases seen in geriatrics. Thank you Dr. Cornwall for sharing your immense knowledge with us in this course.

Very clear and useful for me to finally get a grip on this topic.

By Monir M. on 28. February 2020 for Recombination of Chromosomes – Gene Mapping

Very clear and useful for me to finally get a grip on this topic.

good approach

By Neuer N. on 26. February 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

Microbiology is explained very clearly in a interesting manner its no doubt an interactive method of teaching!!!

short and sweet videos with important key points to understand or help you understand concepts

By Mark L. on 25. February 2020 for Lymphadenopathy – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

All of the courses that I have watched/done with Lecturio have been very good.

Great

By Jack B. on 25. February 2020 for Obstructive Lung Disease: Areas

I can understand why some find this confusing but I think the Venn diagram makes a lot of sense when you do finally understand it!

Not his best

By Jack B. on 25. February 2020 for Modes of Ventilation: Auto-PEEP

great lecturer but some lectures present information that is literally incomprehensible

Excellent presentation

By Barbara E J. on 24. February 2020 for Cardiac Physiology

Dr Wilson presents all the essential details and principles in tandem with his slides in the most effective way such as to prepare the student well for the questions following.

Very clear and helpful

By Jenny M. on 24. February 2020 for Pelvic Walls – Pelvic Floor

Very clear and helpful. Love this anatomy course. thank you.

Best lecturer on here

By Jack B. on 24. February 2020 for Management of Angina and Myocardial Infarction: Overview

His mannerisms and power-speaking sometimes detract from his lectures, but Dr Raj is by far the best lecturer on Lecturio.

Clearing my conception

By Rubaba B. on 23. February 2020 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

Very very well explained! Epidemiology seems easier now after watching these lecture videos. Thankyou :)

Best explanation

By Omar S. on 20. February 2020 for Acute Pancreatitis: Ranson's Criteria, Treatment, and Complications

Best explanation,Dr.Raj makes any difficult topic very easy. thank you very much Sir

helpful

By jinxiu p. on 20. February 2020 for Glomerulonephritis

very clear, and easy to remember all the points, and it is very helpful to understand

Best ACS diagram ever!

By Jack B. on 20. February 2020 for Acute Coronary Syndrome

Best ACS diagram ever! Clear, concise, and delivered with enthusiasm.

Great Content

By Laboratorio y Droguería D. on 19. February 2020 for Endocrine Pharmacology

Amazing graphics and the content. Dr. Shukle is outstanding! Everything was clear

Im impressed

By Ricardo G. on 15. February 2020 for Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes

Excelent teacher , Very well organizated , All the people that are complaining that he speaks too fast maybe they need to study " Faster" haha , Carlo raj is one of the best teacher in lecturio

Great overview with updated information

By deleted u. on 15. February 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

Brings together a balanced and complete picture of the usefulness and pathologies caused microorganisms.

GREAT teacher

By Laura P. on 14. February 2020 for Respiratory Physiology

His lectures are very accurate and effective. Moreover, he knows how to be clear and "pédagogue" in the same time. I really like his contents and i think he is a great teacher!

great

By Jack B. on 14. February 2020 for Diagnosis of Hepatitis B Virus Infection (HBV) and Interpretation of HBV Serology

Excellent summary of hep B. Thorough explanation of serology. Thanks Dr Raj!

By German S. on 13. February 2020 for Percent Recombination – Gene Mapping

i can't understand why a lot of amazing videos have 1star points

Not his best

By Jack B. on 13. February 2020 for Increased Intracranial Pressure: Introduction

Some of Dr Raj's lectures are excellent, but this is one of the frequent examples of his strange mannerisms obstructing a clear explanation.

dr raj

By John Christopher W. on 12. February 2020 for Renal Functional Anatomy

dr raj is really good at making the lectures interesing, fun and informative.

Great Resource

By Tracey N W. on 12. February 2020 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

I find the teaching style to be effective and well planned. I use lecturio for supplimenting the topics taught in my classes

Short and Sweet.

By Ricardo N. on 11. February 2020 for Chemical Dipsticks: pH & Protein

This lecture is quick, has good examples and is straight to the point.

he is a great teacher!

By Jean Robert M. on 11. February 2020 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Dr Thad Wilson is a great physiology teacher i never understood renal physiology this much before! thanks Lecturio

Nice fast review

By Richard C. on 11. February 2020 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

A very good review of modern immunology Thank you Dr Davies

Very good

By Barbara E J. on 11. February 2020 for Inflammation Pharmacology

Very good though sometimes too colloquial or informal in style of delivery and emphasizing test material too much.

Excellent communication

By Barbara E J. on 11. February 2020 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

Excellent communication, well paced and clearly emphasizing important details as well as principles

Excellent delivery

By Barbara E J. on 11. February 2020 for Cardiovascular Histology

Excellent delivery with both understanding and memory of details maximized for student.

Prompt Response

By Ahmed A. on 09. February 2020 for B- and T-Cell Activation – Lymphocyte Activation

Quick turnaround in answering questions. He really knows what he's talking about; he doesn't speak vague chatter. I like it very much.

Pharmacology at nicest

By Metehan A. on 09. February 2020 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Quick n essentials...thanx alot...????????see u in other lectures ....it is very nice that you back bone with firstaid

review

By Rawan . on 08. February 2020 for Structures and Functions of the Cranial Meninges

I really appreciate it is perfect! thank you so much lecturio ! Living in France

Saves time and easy to follow.

By Keitumetse K. on 08. February 2020 for Respiratory Physiology

I like it because I feel like now I am able to study difficult concepts in a relatively short space of time. I'd recommend it to all MBBS students finding it difficult to understand respiratory physiology by reading from a text book.

Great lectures

By Simone W. on 07. February 2020 for Cellular Structure

Dr. Cornwall makes the topics easy to understand and retain. Her approach is not overwhelming but yet not so simple you are bored.

Tripping-tophan

By Chad-Solomon D. on 07. February 2020 for Repressible Operons

The lecturer tripping up make it a little difficult to follow but it is made clear in the end.

Too much talking.

By Ahmed A. on 06. February 2020 for Comparing Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic mRNA

Talking about things that aren't on the slide https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=833581

By mix 2. on 06. February 2020 for Gastrointestinal Histology

Nicely and easily explained. Thank you so much Dr Meyer

very concise and valuable pearls for the exams and beyond

By Joseph Sanal P. on 06. February 2020 for Cough: Pearls

very concise and valuable pearls for the exams and beyond

esophagus

By mix 2. on 05. February 2020 for Esophagus

very easily and well explained lecture about the esophagus. thank you for the explination

Good

By Daysi B. on 04. February 2020 for Population Genetics

Good course but we need more practice on the problems

Excellemt

By Ali O. on 04. February 2020 for Glomerulonephritis

Great presentation, complete and educational. Questions are very helpful. Thank you

he is great Dr Raj

By Jean Robert M. on 04. February 2020 for Restrictive Lung Disease

i like it very much ,he explains very well.thanks Lecturio

Clearer and more applicable in real public health practice in research design

By deleted u. on 03. February 2020 for Statistical Biases

The lecture material is a great review and reinforcement to previous courses in Epidemiology and Biostatistics.

Awesome

By Suz B. on 03. February 2020 for Metabolic Acidosis – Laboratory Diagnostics

Great explanation, details, logarithms and discussion. Great lecturer, thanks Dr Raj

Excelent

By Ricardo G. on 01. February 2020 for Asthma: Treatment

You are the best teacher in the world ,thanks for exist

NICE!

By Wander R. on 01. February 2020 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Sometimes I can't understand very well what he's saying, but in general terms it's fine, and the information is so useful. Like it, Dr. Carlo raj is very good.

Great!

By Horeb A. on 01. February 2020 for Lyme Disease – Borreliella burgdorferi

Extremely informative and engaging. Amazing lecturer! Thank you! You make concepts so clear, and provide real-life scenarios for the diseases caused by the microbes. Humourous in some places, which makes the content easy to remember.

Good

By Neuer N. on 01. February 2020 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

Essentially well wonderfully it is perfect help with any bady who is medical person aood afort for basic concept

Great content!

By Jelena O. on 31. January 2020 for Cellular Structure

Very detailed. Moves through information and a good pace. Sifts out the important information versus stuff we don't need to know for the exam.

excelent

By Daniel s. on 30. January 2020 for Learning Outcomes – Interventional Studies (Study Designs)

An excelent teacher, an average idea of everything you should know, nice examples, i love it!

Excellent

By Ricardo G. on 30. January 2020 for Obstructive Lung Disease

Very clear as always , Superb course , dont trust in the reviewers that rate with 1 star , If they dont understand that is their fault

nice

By Daniel s. on 30. January 2020 for Recap – Second Messenger Systems

the concepts are clear and the time is enough, examples are short.

Best biochemistry course

By ? 懷. on 29. January 2020 for Pathway Overview and Reactions – Part 2

Very insightful and brilliant explanation. I learned very much in this lecture! School professor just skip much of the importance in PPP!

Decent 6 min lecture on PCOS...

By Trient S. on 29. January 2020 for Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOS)

Bridges gaps, uses pharm, mentions PE and how metabolic syndrome predisposes.

High yield information.

By Macek A. on 27. January 2020 for CNS - Pharmacology

It’s got high yield information for my exams and my clinical practice.

Good course!

By ? 懷. on 27. January 2020 for Cell Cycle: Cyclin D – Carcinogenesis

So much better explanation than our school professor! I really appreciate the way Dr.Raj teaches. Recall the basic biochemistry and then deep into the pathology.

good stuff

By Roberto Agustin M. on 26. January 2020 for Child Development and Behavior

Valuable information for students and for every day life. i had not considered the behavioral effects rocking a baby to sleep could have.

Critical medical knowledge that forms the foundation of rational patient management

By Fidelis M. on 26. January 2020 for Aging

Very informative. Well presented in an easy to understand format.

Not good.

By Nilufar T. on 24. January 2020 for Small and Large Intestine Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Carlo Raj is not competent in all of that spheres, why you put him in all videos? Very difficult to understand.

Difficult to follow

By Jonathan S. on 23. January 2020 for Repressible Operons

This is incredibly difficult to follow with the lecturer mis-speaking constantly

Great lecture

By Joshua S. on 23. January 2020 for Capillaries: Overview

Very well done, lecturer uses excellent visual aids and makes clear explanations

lectures and questions are very helpful for understand this course.

By AESOOK B. on 22. January 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

the reason chooses this rating regarding pop up AD, I am not ready yet. I need more time to think about what my work schedule to fit my study and payments.

Clear and concise

By Siofra H. on 22. January 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Clear and concise lecture. Way to follow. Additional articles available if you need extra detail. Using video format suits me a I can pause and replay when I miss something.

Clear, perfect and give motivation to learn pharmacology !

By Marion E. on 22. January 2020 for Drugs for Hyperthyroidism – Thyroid Medications

Thank you so much because you're calm and you only talk about what we really should know, what is important and it's very clear. You talk slowly et calmly so it's very not stressful and it gives me motivation to learn more about pharmacology !

Enjoyed of watching his lectures!

By Nilufar T. on 20. January 2020 for CNS - Pharmacology

I like his lectures because Dr. Pravin Shukle explains everything in a great way, very clear explanations and he has a wonderful command in English.

Very conceptual

By Adeel B. on 19. January 2020 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

Very exhaustive and informative too. The teacher is the best one.

Entropy

By Chad-Solomon D. on 18. January 2020 for Laws of Thermodynamics

I believe the term is entropy is misused in this lecture.

amazing lectures

By Daysi B. on 16. January 2020 for Vitamin B1 and B2

I have learned a lot through her lectures, I love her lectures, she explains things very well.

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By Drey C. on 16. January 2020 for Carcinogenic Chemicals – Carcinogenesis

A very witty doctor. Im learning enjoying at the same time

I love these lectures

By Daysi B. on 15. January 2020 for Fetal Hemoglobin

Excellent lecture, well explained so I could understand it. So important to understand and not just memorize these topics.

Borhr effect explained good.

By Daysi B. on 15. January 2020 for Bohr Effect

Excellent lecture. Understood Bohr effect better than ever. I love these lectures.

Nicely Condensed

By Gabrielle G. on 15. January 2020 for Introduction to Cell Biology

Most of us studying at this point (USMLE Prep) know this stuff well, however; this does provide a good refresher to get the juices flowing in the right direction while studying for the boards.

An Ok lecture

By Chad-Solomon D. on 14. January 2020 for Fluid Mosaic Model

Misuse of the words fludity and stability as if they were synonyms makes answering the question at the end confusing. Other than that, it's a good lecture.

We want more ??

By Asia I. on 14. January 2020 for Bacteria

It could be improved with more bacteria (ex: for Neisseria there's only Meningitidis and not Gonorrheae, that's is treating in the Sexual Transmitted Infections just as a clinical approach)

good

By oscar r. on 14. January 2020 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

its a simple and very fast review about the cranial nerves

10/10

By ibrahim z. on 14. January 2020 for Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) – Diabetes Complications

simple and informative and I really like the way he uses his voice to keep us on point with him

Review

By Viktoria W. on 14. January 2020 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Great explanations of ethiology, clinic and pathophysio is also explained!

missing topics

By Sudharshan P. on 13. January 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Some key topics not explained:- Triangles of neck,muscles of mastication,temporal and infratemporal fossa , osteology of skull,muscles of face,submandibular gland,parotid gland

Awesome lectures

By Jared P. on 13. January 2020 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

This videos are amazing, the professor is excellent and his explications are clear

Excellent!

By Elena K. on 12. January 2020 for Bacteria

I like that professor tells very interesting and useful information. Helps to review.

Excellent

By Sandrine D. on 12. January 2020 for Glycolysis: F1,6P –> DHAP – Glycolysis and Pyruvate Metabolism

He is a very Good Teacher as he teaches as if he was narrating a story.

Well explained lecture along with really understandable treatment

By Sajjad Q. on 12. January 2020 for Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) – Diabetes Complications

I like it very much,before I was confused about this topic but now I can say that I am 100% clear

Clear and perfect when you write it all , thank you !

By Marion E. on 12. January 2020 for Hyperlipidemia

Thank you for this lecture Dr Raj, it's now perfectly clear and I can't mistake anymore the different types of hyperlipoproteinemia thanks to you !

Excelente conferencia práctica y muy útil

By Rebeca C. on 11. January 2020 for Vaccine-Autism-Connection and Clinical Diagnosis

Yo recomiendo este video, lastima no hay mas de TEA

Recommended

By Ekaterina I. on 11. January 2020 for Endocrine Physiology

I love the way Lecturio professors explain things, everything is much easier to understand. Physiology course is really great. Thank you!

Excellent lecture!

By Marcos P. on 10. January 2020 for Overview – Bacterial Protein Synthesis Inhibitors (Antibiotics)

Best class in protein synthesis inhibitors I have ever watched. Thank you!

Great course

By 顥懷. on 10. January 2020 for Microbiology: Introduction

Well-designed and informative I would recommend that the quiz questions can be more effective. For example, some answers are just memorizing names or some details that are only noted orally for few seconds.

Thaaaaannnkkkkkksssssss!!!!!!!

By Miguel L. on 10. January 2020 for Biochemistry of Bilirubin

Thanks Mr Kevin for your time, dedication and preparation, blessings my man!!! happy 2020

Lecturing

By Irina P. on 10. January 2020 for Alzheimer's Disease: Pathology and Treatment

Great professor! Thank you for your lectures! it is short, informative, and NOT boring!

Great

By Noah S. on 08. January 2020 for Bone Cells

Great lecturer, can't recommend enough. I like his enthusiasm and clarity.

Great

By Noah S. on 08. January 2020 for Structure of Bones

Simple, elegant, and easily gets to the point. Great lecturer.

Head and Neck

By Chidambaram N. on 07. January 2020 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Excellent presentation. Good content Illustrations are very good Font size of the letters should be higher

Awesome lectures

By Daysi B. on 07. January 2020 for ATP Synthase

Awesome analogy great lecture! Very nice lectures overall I really enjoyed them. even though I have taught this topics and I know them fairly well. I enjoy little gems of information I received through these lectures, and new understanding

Disorganized

By Brandon S. on 07. January 2020 for Theories of Attitude and Behavior Change (PSY)

Khan Academy shows the path it takes for a message to be received which is missing from this video (i.e. the target characteristics first determine whether the message or source is evaluated). "The central route is used when the message recipient has the motivation as well as the ability to think about the message and its topic" "The peripheral route is used when the message recipient has little or no interest in the subject and/or has a lesser ability to process the message." Both should be on the same slide introducing the concepts of central/peripheral routes. "The theory states that when people observe a model performing a behavior and the consequences of that behavior, they remember the sequence of events and use this information to guide subsequent behaviors" Should be the definition of SCT. Much clearer.

Amazing teacher

By Saradha P. on 06. January 2020 for Disorders of the Pulmonary Circulation and the Respiratory Regulation

Dr Raj is just amazing , he simplifies the concept and makes it funny

He is very good.

By Joseph N. on 06. January 2020 for Gastrointestinal Histology

He is the best I have ever seen.The way he broke down the topic was really commendable

Review

By Viktoria W. on 06. January 2020 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj mostly did a good job teaching, but I would have appreciated a bit more pathophysiology and explanations e.g. for alcoholic fat liver disease.

Understandable

By Preferente S. on 06. January 2020 for Vascular Physiology

I like a lot the classes. They are clear enough to understand complicated concepts.

excelent teacher

By Ricardo G. on 06. January 2020 for Creatinine Clearance – Clinical Application of Creatinine

Perfect , Well explained , excellent teacher , The best pathology course alv

Flow diagram

By Mariam u. on 06. January 2020 for Changes at Birth

Flow diagrams are great visuals to understand concepts. The lecture was clear and concise.

Carlo Raj , The best one

By Ricardo G. on 05. January 2020 for Changes in Glomerular Dynamics 2

I wish he was on my Med school as my teacher , But Thanks god lecturio Exists and now he is our pathology teacher

46,XX Karyotype disorder

By Amal S. on 05. January 2020 for 46,XX Karyotype: Disorders

need another resource for this topic as these lectures have confused me more

Great lecture

By Leané v. on 05. January 2020 for Extracellular Fluid (ECF) and Intracellular Fluid (ICF): Clinical Volume Dynamics

Brilliant! Dr. Raj focuses on understanding and establishes foundation knowledge for you to build on. Extremely helpful.

Autosomal Disorder and Genomic Imprinting

By Amal S. on 05. January 2020 for Autosomal Disorders and Genomic Imprinting

if the professor says she gets it confused when lecturing she should not be teaching it.

I like these lectures, and hope to give more examples about each PD

By HICHEM B. on 05. January 2020 for Personality Disorders

I like these lectures, and hope to give more examples about each PD

herbicides & pesticides - excellent review

By patricia f. on 05. January 2020 for Asbestos, PCB's, Herbicides & Pesticides – Toxic Substances

very good, I liked the professionalism of Dr. Shukle and the key points delivered. high yield for memorization and text applications

Easy to understand and remember

By Shorena Z. on 04. January 2020 for Loop Spirometries – Laboratory Diagnostics

Very good and easy to remember overview of spirometry reading

Great lecture

By Jared P. on 02. January 2020 for Binding of Multiple Substrates – Enzyme Classification

The Professor is excellent, every one can understand easily de concepts

Like it very much

By Donnata S. on 29. December 2019 for CNS - Pharmacology

It 's very comprehensive . It's easy to assimilated and to memorize.

Epidemiology covered without covering important statistic fundementals

By sumeda m. on 29. December 2019 for Types of Studies

Epidemiology topics covered they are good not statistics not covered in the series mean median mode interquatile range standard deviation central tendency z score parametric and non parametric studies standard error of mean please cover these topics soon

Simple

By Edson U. on 29. December 2019 for Parietal Lobe

Easy and comprehensible. I like the slides that are very simple.

I love the videos

By Nisarg T. on 28. December 2019 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Good illustrations and diagrams. Short and simple explanation of difficult topics

Thumbs up

By Sudharshan P. on 27. December 2019 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Amazing explanation made me understand the concept clearly in a short time

Atherosclerosis

By Ya?iñ Č. on 27. December 2019 for Atherosclerosis: Supply

Best of all I loved it Tnx lecturio I am surprised Once more thank you so much. Big love.

I selected like very much ,because it is the only course make me to study easy and organized

By Yasir R. on 26. December 2019 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

It is an unbelievably easy and organized explanation. It is an excellent presentation.

It was really helpful for my committe exam.Thanks for the lecture.

By Onur Ege Ü. on 26. December 2019 for Submucosa and Muscularis Externa

It's clear and understandable.I learnt nearly all of the topic

Video cuts before lecturer is finished talking

By Katherine G. on 26. December 2019 for Ribosome

This is one of the few videos in this video series where the video cuts before the lecturer is done talking or before she's done with the material for the section. For example, in this one she only discusses E site and video cuts... what about the other 2 sites on the ribosome?

High professional lecture. Quite detailed and clear explained.

By Sergey S. on 25. December 2019 for Bacteria

The video lectures helped me organize the information I already knew and filled the gaps in between. I appreciated how Dr. Wilson was concise and straight to the point with his lectures.

High profesional lecture. Quit detailed and good explained.

By Sergey S. on 25. December 2019 for Urinary Tract Physiology

The video lectures helped me organize the information I already knew and filled the gaps in between. I appreciated how Dr. Wilson was concise and straight to the point with his lectures.

I love it!

By Dr A. on 24. December 2019 for CNS - Pharmacology

It really helped me to understand this chapter in my book

Makes learning easy!

By fsj w. on 23. December 2019 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Clear and concise with high yield facts Makes learning a pleasure! Ability to play pause and reply lecture sequences is a great feature!

Recommended

By Ekaterina I. on 23. December 2019 for Cardiac Physiology

Amazing lectures. Now I can understand everything more. I like the author's way of explaning things very much

Some types of viruses and their severity

By Menna A. on 23. December 2019 for Rubella and Other Togaviruses

I chose this because I am a fan of viruses and I want to invent a Medicine for all viruses and I loved it very much because I want to help mankind and learn, and this is a type that we must all talk about.

Thank you so much

By MOHAMAD IZZUDDIN M. on 22. December 2019 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Good easy to digest and understand the outline and lecture

Such a good and to the point lecture

By Shirin M. on 21. December 2019 for Clinical Correlations: Parkinson's Disease

This lecture helped me a lot to understand what going on there!

I understood the glomuruler disease like ever befor really thanks alot

By rania a. on 20. December 2019 for Glomerulonephritis

excillent lecture ,Teacher and presentation ,Just recommend to use pointer when Explain on dighram .

Better preparation needed

By Katherine G. on 19. December 2019 for Elongation of mRNA

The instructor reading off the podium is not appreciated. It doesn't entice the viewer to keep watching.

Needs more explanation

By Mauricio H. on 19. December 2019 for Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

Very complicated topic that it's not explain with enough clarity

Very well illustrated

By Tereza P. on 18. December 2019 for Structure of DNA and RNA – DNA Structure and Replication

I like a lot both the explanations and illustrations to the topic.

Good

By Abdurrahman A. on 18. December 2019 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

I like it, but I think he need to explain more about CVA and anatomical relation . Some times I find it difficult to understand the accent.

the orator was speaking sufficiently clear, we need moor detail about these developing subjects anatomically

By andre g. on 18. December 2019 for Cardiovascular Histology

it was not bad, a bit simple and also generally wasn't compelling

Great teacher

By Sandrine D. on 18. December 2019 for Uncompetitive Reversible Enzyme Inhibition – Enzyme Inhibitors

Excellent teacher . Great lectures . He knows how to teach the subject matter

Now I understand it

By Wendy D. on 17. December 2019 for Definition of Energy

I like how Dr. Cornwall recaps chemistry and relation to energy to cells. Her hand motions help with my learning and understanding. Thank you.

Excellent

By Adeel B. on 17. December 2019 for Adaptive Immune System

He is an excellent professor and his understanding about the subject is absolutely fantastic Thank you

Not good enough

By Inna L. on 16. December 2019 for Spinal Cord Pathology: Introduction

I don't want to sound unkind, but this is not good. Not enough exact facts and description of the conditions, too many unnecessary phrases that don't help me connect with Dr. Raj and what he is trying to teach me. This was a waste of my precious time.

Good

By Adeel B. on 15. December 2019 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Hope i will able to crack all the questions because the short videos are too good for understanding the basic concept.

My best lecturer on this platform

By Eshak B. on 14. December 2019 for Pituitary Gland Disorders

My best lecturer on this platform. He helped me very much. Thank you sir

Small pills - Big info

By Stephanie G. on 14. December 2019 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

I have greatly enjoyed watching Dr. Shukle’s lectures. They are short but with tons of info that makes the subject so much easier to understand. It cleared up so many things for me. Thank you Dr. Shukle!

Excellent

By mix 2. on 14. December 2019 for Cardiovascular Histology

Simple yet very nice explained . I felt like I learned it there and then

good but very short

By deleted u. on 13. December 2019 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Its a good overview of cariovascularr pharmacology but it could be more detailed

I like aging

By juan r. on 13. December 2019 for Aging

I like aging I’m pre-med student but I like a lot and now I will continue watching all usmle step 2

Lecture review

By Linda P. on 11. December 2019 for Statistical Biases

It was a good lecture and very well explained....Thank you doctor..You are the best

Very concise and covers all

By Abdul S. on 10. December 2019 for Small and Large Intestine Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Really covered a lot of the material I need, which was not what other platforms offered. can be just a tad bit more extensive on the hepatology and also endoscopic procedures and ERCP/ MRCP. also mentioning what is the gold standard for certain diagnosis when applicable would be amazing.

By yassin e. on 10. December 2019 for Urinary Tract Physiology

The videos are fine, but it’s not enough to understand the material for the first time; it is just an adjunct to the lecture I guess.

Clear and very helpful!

By Katrine Sophie C. on 09. December 2019 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Great professor. Has almost everything needed for my course in Biochemistry.

Unclear and hard to follow.

By Marquis H. on 09. December 2019 for Types of RNA

Didn't explain clearly and concisely which each type of RNA was as well as providing its clear function. Additionally, it is best to provide the correct definition thus, followed by an analogy. Starting with an analogy of how the different RNA types can make the lesson hard to follow as well as, causing confusion in the actual definition of the term. This particular video was hard to gather information from.

Lecturing

By Irina P. on 09. December 2019 for Biological Agents: Monoclonal Antibodies

The professor is very informative, and his lectures are not boring!

Review on Respiratory Physiology

By Surendra S. on 09. December 2019 for Respiratory Physiology

The reason I chose a 4 star rating was because the lectures were amazing and wonderful but I do feel there is room for improvement. I feel in this section, the slides could have contained more information when possible to download and I personally feel that slides was the downfall in this section from preventing the full 5 star rating. I feel the slides could use an improvement and expand on more details. I also believe that the lecturer could have expanded on some concepts a bit more to provide more understanding by providing more examples and various other techniques. The length of the videos were amazing, the way in which the lecturer spoke was captivating and caught my attention and I most certainly enjoyed the lectures and I did learn alot that I never caught in class before. I do urge that the slides do get an improvement by adding certain figures and more concepts especially for us to download. I think it would help alot.

detailed, good presentation

By Ahmed F. on 08. December 2019 for Urinalysis

thank you Dr. Raj very good series , you explained it well and repeated the information a lot to be memorized

Well explained.

By Cher Yrish B. on 08. December 2019 for Absorption – Digestion and Absorption

Well explained and i clearly understand how digestion and absorption be done.

where are the cranial bones

By Sualp E. on 06. December 2019 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

there is not any lectures about cranial bones ? think cranial bones are one of the most important part about bones ? wish you add a lecture about it

fascinating presentation

By Nyoni B. on 06. December 2019 for Prokaryotic Replication – DNA Structure and Replication

4/5 also add on the replication bubble but as far as the other information well done i understood the concept

helpful

By William S. on 05. December 2019 for Pelvic Walls – Pelvic Floor

Lecture is very easy to follow. Overall, it is very helpful

soso

By dfd f. on 05. December 2019 for Urothelium and Urethra

he he is too slow to explain.....difficulties in reading material ...........

Nice comparisons make it easier to learn and understand

By Tereza P. on 05. December 2019 for Chemical, Endergonic and Exergonic Reactions

I like the practical comparisons used for better understanding and remembering the topic, makes it much easier and more entertaining!

Concise and to the point for basic understandment of the subject

By Otoniel C. on 05. December 2019 for Comparing Mitosis and Meiosis – Cell Division

Concise and to the point for basic understandment of the subject.

Excellent

By Kojo A. on 03. December 2019 for Vascular Physiology

Great teaching It helped a to clarify some concepts that I difficulty understanding.

Review

By Viktoria W. on 02. December 2019 for Introduction and Non-Autoimmune Arthritis

Good job teaching. Good summary and emphasis on how to keep diseases apart.

I love it!

By Muslimah S. on 30. November 2019 for Introduction & Hypothalamus – Adrenal Cortex

this lecture covers almost everything I need to know to learn about th adrenal before stepping into its pathology

By Yasser Salih Y. on 30. November 2019 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Short and precise videos. They are extensive and short. Would be nice if you had more of this kind on GI physiology though

He's a great doctor/professor.

By Wafic I. on 30. November 2019 for Vitamin D3 and Calcium

I was struggling with this subject in school and he explains it so thoroughly.

Best overview.

By Ricardo N. on 28. November 2019 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

This MCA course was great to watch because it covered topics in enough detail to truly understand the concepts without going into the super details that can sometimes make the topics more confusing than they have to be.

Amazing lecture

By Alejandro V. on 28. November 2019 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Profesor Wilson makes hard physiological processes easy to understand and deduct.

Amazing lecture

By Alejandro V. on 28. November 2019 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

Amazing lecture! Professor Delves makes hard biochemistry processes easy to understand. It's also incredibly up to date!

Very useful for undergradute students

By Haroon J. on 27. November 2019 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics

Great Great review of lecterio and very useful for Study

Evaluation of Inflammation Pharmacology

By Haşim B. on 27. November 2019 for Inflammation Pharmacology

I has troubles understanding it in school. Thankfully I understood from Dr. Shukle:)

Easy to follow

By Hatem Q. on 27. November 2019 for Respiratory Physiology

Liked the lectures so far Easy to follow Instructor is very good in explaining concepts, clear, to the point, engaging

precise

By Kelly P. on 26. November 2019 for Seizures: Introduction

I like that is the most precise information that you might need for solving clinical cases later in practice

Super cool

By Anne V. on 26. November 2019 for Approach to Rheum Labs: Anti-nuclear Antibody Speciation

Because he is very practical with a bit amount of indo he makes ir easier

Great lectures great teachers

By oğuz k. on 26. November 2019 for Cardiac Physiology

They make it really easy to understand even the hardest subjects

Excellent

By Kabwea T. on 26. November 2019 for Introduction to Medical Genetics

The lecturer is very thorough and makes the series interesting

thanks for the amazing content!

By Daniel M. on 25. November 2019 for Arteries, Veins, Capillaries and Lymph Vessels: Summary

an amazing course indeed, i have been struggling with histology for a long time, and this course clarified me a lot of things, so thank you:)

More viasuals on lab diagnosis please.

By sekitto j. on 25. November 2019 for Bacteria

Really great videos. Extremely helpful, though on our curriculum we are required to know basic lab diagnosis of the common bacteria and identify their culture in lab practical exams it would have been helpful if that area had a section as well.

Very good

By Rydianne R. on 25. November 2019 for Electrophoresis and Western Blot

I understand it so well. Thank you for the lessons, professor.

Great summary!

By Mariel R. on 25. November 2019 for Malaria

Loved that it was concise and very well explained, it summarized the key points of malaria and gave great examples.

Misconception

By Rodrigo C. on 23. November 2019 for Chemical Dipsticks: pH & Protein

B12 is produced by bacteria. Almost all vegans know we have to consume it with supplements, I heard it a thousand times already. We don't need any animal products to have enough B12, stop spreading misconceptions. How about telling about how eating too much purine (daily meat) may causes gout? It's much more common.

It's just ok

By harjeet k. on 22. November 2019 for Microbiology: Introduction

The vedios don't cover many important aspects such as cultures , serology etc. Every topic is over summarised and isn't very good for concept building

Thank you Lecturio

By Lizbeth E. on 22. November 2019 for Vitamins

Just on the point, Lecturio is what they say it is. Thank you Lecturio!!!

Mode of communicating information

By Hatem Q. on 22. November 2019 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Did not feel comfortable with the accent, way of communicating the information, way of pausing between one point and another. I am sorry to say that, but to me, and this is my personal view, and no offense, it is irritating

Find someone else

By Kabwea T. on 21. November 2019 for Introduction and Non-Autoimmune Arthritis

The subject matter could be better delivered! A lot of unnecessary verbiage leading to presentation that often do not assist learner

well presented

By Elizabeth I. on 21. November 2019 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

The topics were categorized and explained well with good examples

Contradiction

By GMU L. on 20. November 2019 for Biochemistry of Megaloblastic Anemia

The name of the lecture was very contradicting to the material given. In addition, I felt that the explanation as everywhere there was no proper structure of things.

The videos are relatively short and explain important concepts

By Mark L. on 20. November 2019 for Pancreatic and Biliary Tract Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj does an excellent job in explaining the material and tying everything together. He will even be funny at times.

Horners

By Daniel F. on 19. November 2019 for Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS): Hypothalamus as Sympathetic Output Driver and Horners Syndrome

Horners Syndrome is very importn and there is any more lectures about it

excelent teacher

By Ricardo G. on 17. November 2019 for Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis (rpgn) & Subtypes

The best teacher , his sense of humor make the lectures more fun

Clear and perfect thank you !

By Marion E. on 16. November 2019 for Toxoplasmosis – Protozoa (CNS Infection)

I really like the way the professor make things simple to understand with real-life example, thank you , I finally understood this disease !

Great

By Joel G. on 16. November 2019 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

Like the emphasis this instructor puts on the important things.

Great

By Flor D. on 15. November 2019 for Hyperlipidemia

He cares about teaching how to understand beyond the exams, and not just memorizing

Good

By Kanho L. on 14. November 2019 for Nutrition

Good for concise explanation! I hope further deep content ! Overall content with it

I love Peter and this topic

By 孝支菅. on 13. November 2019 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

Very helpful in conjunction with my textbook readings; the drawings really help with solidifying what's being discussed by giving me something to visually refer to in my mind. Peter is also kawaii and you can tell he's really genuinely passionate about this topic, which made me enjoy watching these in my studies even more. (? ?•???•? ?) Thanks for all the effort.

Nice

By Beatriz M. on 13. November 2019 for Acute Viral Meningitis

I like your lectures Raj! Always helping me a lot, thank you

Good lecture

By Beatriz M. on 12. November 2019 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Yes, he's a talker and somethings lose himself in the lecture. You have to be focus in every single word for understand him and you still will be lost sometimes. But it's good and brings to you a great learn

Helpful

By Georgia H. on 11. November 2019 for Heart Failure (HF): Definition

He takes a little bit to get used to however once you do you will pick up the concepts quickly.

great

By Alejandro B. on 10. November 2019 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

IT is a great set of classes and very useful. Thank you

Bacteria

By Bardia M. on 10. November 2019 for Bacteria

The issues are almost complete and notes are abvious and are basic and pretty fluent lectures

aging concept

By TAHIR B. on 10. November 2019 for Aging

Ms Cornwall Thank you for your aging lessons l have never seen such a effective and integrated videoid

Captived in videos

By TAHIR B. on 10. November 2019 for Introduction to Cell Biology

Thank you dear Ms Cornwall l easily grabbed basic elements and mechanism of cell biology with your videos Best wishes

Inmejorable

By Antón B. on 09. November 2019 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Muy buen docente, se nota que le apasiona su profesion y la ejerce con entusiasmo.

way of presentation is little bit weird to me

By Ming Lok C. on 09. November 2019 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia

Carlo Raj,'s way of presentation is little bit weird to me

Positive feedback

By ‪sari g. on 08. November 2019 for Renal Diagnostics

In the beginning I did not understand some of the topics, but after number of repetions I understood the subjects explained. Send questions in nephrology and other subjects. My feedback is positive even though at first it was not so.

The list is very disorganised.

By Abdullah A. on 08. November 2019 for Boundaries of the Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region

The list is very disorganised, I hope it get fixed ASAP

This is exactly what i needed.

By laura p. on 08. November 2019 for Adaptive Immune System

Everything was explained so well. Great base for further reading.

Excellent pathology course

By Chanel S. on 08. November 2019 for Renal Diagnostics

The pathology course is so good, excellent explanation , to tell you the truth, I love it !! You have everything about Pathology USMLE under Lecturio to your success.

100%

By Dran X. on 08. November 2019 for Background of Enzymatic Reactions – Enzyme Catalysis

I love it... 100% worth it... Made it simple and easy to understand!

Nice

By Weronika T. on 07. November 2019 for Organization of a Skeletal Muscle Fiber

Brilliant letter and word memo techniques presented, which make memorising this confusing content a lot easier!

Hooray for cardiology you can understand

By Nadiah W. on 07. November 2019 for Aortic Regurgitation: Visualization

Dr. Raj teaches cardiology so well, I'm actually enjoying it. Concepts are repeated and tied together so nicely with clinical presentation and physiology. Thank you!

Mistakes fixed

By Rodrigo C. on 07. November 2019 for Acute Bacterial Meningitis: Predisposing Factor Age

I'm glad you fixed the mistakes in the classes so we can fully trust lecturio.

Very helpul table

By Rodrigo C. on 06. November 2019 for Acute Meningitis

Very good table explained and I appreciate the extra details added to it.

More details

By Julie P. on 06. November 2019 for Neurophysiology

I need more in depths information - maybe I’m not familiar with lectures

Positive feedback even though there is a place for improvement

By ‪sari g. on 05. November 2019 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Explains the different types of drugs and mechanism of action staight to the point, the lecturer is a very good physician. But the guidlines differ from country to country, besides some information is contradictory and missing. Like he did not mention Labetalol as alpha and beta antagonist, he explains that the first drug of choice is ARBs in isolated systemic hypertension while in some previous quiz the answer was diuretics.

Stroke review

By Kelly P. on 05. November 2019 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

I watched it to reinforce and know a little bit more about stroke besides the information that I already read in books or articles, because in lecturio I got more facts that I don't find anywhere else. And I would recommend it to my friends in med school since you can watch the videos or answer the quiz before you read about some topic or after, so you feel sure about what you know.

I am glad

By Soy A. on 03. November 2019 for G-protein Coupled Receptors – Second Messenger Systems

It was a great lesson thanks for everyting short and briefly everyting.

Helpful Lectures

By Mona S. on 03. November 2019 for Gluconeogenesis: Regulation and Glycolysis

A huge thank you to Prof Ahern! You explanations are very easy to understand and your lectures are a huge help to get a better understanding of biochemistry topics. Thank you very much!

Perfect !

By Marion E. on 03. November 2019 for Ascaris lumbricoides (Nematodes) – Helminths

Really clear explanation with real life example, thank you so much. I had trouble to learn the cycle of this parasite but thank to this professor I get it now and only after one lecture. Even for the prevalence in the world, it's easy for me to remember it now thanks to this lecture.

Very good

By Tugrul K. on 02. November 2019 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

I think these videos are good enough for us to learn.

Thank You!

By Jessie G. on 02. November 2019 for Tubulointerstitial Diseases

The topics were explained clearly. Confusing topics/concepts were made less confusing. I actually enjoyed learning this subject.

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By EDWIN h. on 02. November 2019 for Bacteria

Clear explanation, most of the time very detailed and easy to understand

Very good

By Igor V. on 31. October 2019 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

I gave 5 starts to this lecture because it covered almost everything I had on my tests and practial daily routine. Thank you!

Great lectures, the best professor

By Arnaldo L. on 31. October 2019 for Biochemistry of Collagen

I like Dr. Ahern's lectures, I think he is the best in this program. He's very straight forward, precise, concise and connects different points related to what he's talking. After seen these videos I went ahead and did a q-bank of a different program and nailed the ones related to this thanks to his lecture. Some people need to keep in mind that these lectures are not going to cover every single detail, but unlike lectures from others study courses, they do cover more than the basics. For broader information with specific details you definitely need to read textbooks (e.g. Guyton, Robbins, Harrison's) and " google" it up.

Carlo Raj, MD gives great lectures.

By Akunna E. on 31. October 2019 for Mesothelioma

I generally love the way he teaches, It's very clear and he makes you think in the process.

Veins of thoracic vessels

By Cullen L. on 30. October 2019 for Veins – Thoracic Vessels

Great lecture--very clear and easy to follow. This can be tricky, and Dr. Canby made it very easy to follow

Fluent, Simple, Practical

By Khosro H. on 30. October 2019 for Occipital Lobe

Dr Canby's fluent presentation is the first reason, also the simple connections between the anatomy and clinical correlation are very important to me.

Too many details

By Mehrdad L. on 29. October 2019 for Aging

Great, but just too many details. Are they all necessary for step 1? I think the subject could be more clinically oriented.

CAN'T UNDERSTAND

By Yilin L. on 29. October 2019 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

JUST CAN NOT UNDERSTAND AT ALL!! NOT EXPLAIN THE CONCEPT CLEARLY!!

No up date

By Vicente S. on 28. October 2019 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The content is not up date but the general content is regular

great lecture

By Lan W. on 27. October 2019 for Vitamin A: Steps in Light Detection

appreciate very the mechanism described in this lecture. Very informative and easy to understand

Dr Raj is awesome

By Sima Fatima u. on 27. October 2019 for Alveolar Gas Equation – Laboratory Diagnostics

Dr Raj is absolutely incredible; respiratory physio/patho is a subject I find very difficult to understand, but when I started to watch Dr Raj's lectures, everything started to slowly make sense. He makes the concepts simple and easy to understand, and he always relates the concepts to their clinical purposes....I just LOVE this professor!

Very helpful !

By Leona H. on 26. October 2019 for Diabetes Insipidus (DI): Etiology

As always I enjoy and learn so much from you Dr. Raj

Simply amazing

By Mark Cristoper J. on 24. October 2019 for Glycolysis: F6-P –> F1,6-P – Glycolysis and Pyruvate Metabolism

Really good discussion. I would love Dr. Ahern to by my mentor

This is the greatest program.

By CLIFFORD D. on 24. October 2019 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

You guys are really good, believe me.you are doing a great job.May God bless you.

complicated

By george h. on 24. October 2019 for Mean Electrical Axis and Determining Axis on ECG – Electrocardiogram

complicated, i studied it much easier in different location than here

easy to understand

By Cesar J. on 23. October 2019 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Precisely the info i need for my exam. Excellent review and references

Recommended

By Ekaterina I. on 23. October 2019 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Thank you for these awesome lectures. Everything is very clear!

Excellent lecture

By Rafael M. on 23. October 2019 for Coronary Circulation – Heart (Cor)

Excellent lecture. The teacher explains everythig suoer good and it is so easy to follow. I would recommend this lecture to any med student. Thank you Dr.Craig.

Wonderful Lectures!

By Loyana W. on 23. October 2019 for Limb Development and Muscle Migration

Dr. Ward is excellent! I thoroughly enjoy his lectures and feel well-versed in the subject after watching and listening to his explanations. Thank you!

introduced a whole new world

By silvya i. on 22. October 2019 for Metabolic Wizardry – Introduction to Microbiology

sir , the way you talk about microbes ,inspire me to learn more.

Great course, I also suggest that...

By Noah S. on 22. October 2019 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

I am enjoying this course thoroughly. Audio on this course is a little difficult to hear sometimes, probably due to mic placement or improper equalisation, but it's not too bad. Would be nicer if it was clearer.

Very clear concepts and easy to understand

By Mohammed Shafiulla S. on 22. October 2019 for The Macromolecules of Life

I really liked the videos they very clear and easy to understand , they best part is they are short and precise to the point .

Great content and review questions

By Karam G. on 22. October 2019 for Thyroid Gland Disorders

Great content that covers everything I need to know to get questions right. Dr. Raj never disappoints.

Perfect for non native speackers

By Sarah V. on 22. October 2019 for Mycobacterium Tuberculosis

It's explained in a very understandable way and slow for non native speackers

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By EDWIN h. on 21. October 2019 for Microbiology: Introduction

Really clear explanation, and really easy to understand! I’m lovin’ it

Clear and concise

By yu h. on 21. October 2019 for Muscle Nerve Fiber Properties

Good enough to concisely make the key points stands out.

Review

By Huynh T. on 20. October 2019 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Really engaging, easy to remember But number of question is still little

Review

By Huynh T. on 20. October 2019 for Cardiac Physiology

Review Easy to memorize but didn t dive deep Not enough question for recal memory Should have connection with flashcard, visualize

All of them

By Behzad R. on 19. October 2019 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

The professor has enough knowledge and explained fantastic. He stresses on important matters.

Thanks

By Mohab B. on 19. October 2019 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Enjoyable videoes that are so illustrative and well-explained. Thank you very much.

Amazing Lecturer

By Sudheer H. on 19. October 2019 for Bronchogenic Carcinoma, Osteogenic Sarcoma & Grading– Neoplasia

Teaches very well. Very informative and easy to understand Lectures.

Macromolecules lectures

By Tina G. on 19. October 2019 for The Macromolecules of Life

The marcomolecules lectures are very good with excellent explainations of content

Great!

By Charlie I. on 18. October 2019 for Ascending Pathways: Dorsal Column Medial Lemniscal (DCML) System

Great work! A methodical walk through of a subject that can be confusing.

Lecturio got me a A

By Vitalis E. on 18. October 2019 for Bacteria

I like Lecturio very much because the videos are simple, short, and hit the high notes. I got a A (first and only one to score a A) on my first exam in microbiology where the majority of the students got 60% and under.

A good review

By Rodrigo C. on 17. October 2019 for Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

It's always useful to see a good review of hard subjects like this.

DNA Repair needs repair

By Parvaneh S. on 16. October 2019 for DNA Repair

The DNA Repair lecture was not very clear at all.

Pearls of Wisdom

By Rhona E. on 15. October 2019 for Headache – Pathophysiology

Really grateful my brain works well with Dr. Raj's teaching style He always drops in links to other topics & things you should be thinking about when delivering his lectures

awesome

By Krisame N. on 14. October 2019 for Female Sexual Dysfunction

it was very interesting, I have never heard about the issues, it helped me to understand my sexuality and my sexual drives more. Since it is considered a taboo to talk it was very enjoyable to learn something from a pro. But I think she need to be more comfortable with the camera.

Excellent

By Lujain M. on 14. October 2019 for Respiratory Physiology

The information was so simple and clear. The ideas go smoothly and easy to understand.

Love it

By Chanel S. on 13. October 2019 for ANS - Pharmacology

Great teacher and Lecturio is a good course to prepare your medical exam . Love lit

REALLY GOOD

By Andrea M. on 13. October 2019 for Oral Cavity and Pharynx – Esophagus and Stomach

I LOVE THE WAY TO MAKE IT EASIER THAN THE BOOKS, THEY. ARE COMPLEMENTING AND I´M LEARNING

I LOVE IT

By Andrea M. on 13. October 2019 for Posterior View – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall

EXCELENT, I HAVE UNDERSTOOD EVERYTHING, ALL I WAS NEEDING WAS TO FIND A VIDEO LIKE THIS. REALLY GOOD JOB

yes

By Alshahlawi A. on 13. October 2019 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

its very good but plz there is some videos without translate!!

Super helpful

By FIDEL O. on 12. October 2019 for Viruses

I really love how he mainly focuses on the important details needed.its amazing I love you guys.

Passionate and clear, best nephron segment lecture ever.

By Haichuan H. on 12. October 2019 for Tubular Transport by Nephron Segment

Most lectures about nephron segment is kind of boring. But I really like Dr. Raj's passionate and clear explanation, and the way he sophisticated getting knowledge connected with clinical application. It's the best nephron segment lecture ever.

my idea

By Behzad R. on 12. October 2019 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

In a short time you have a good content. And it has English subtitle.

great intro and debrief for what's to come next

By Sophie W. on 12. October 2019 for Anterior Thigh Muscles – Anterior and Medial Thigh

idk what the below review is talking about, this is clearly an introduction-style lecture and it's been done well. does well to get cogs whirring

Entertaining

By Saniah K. on 11. October 2019 for Introduction and Non-Autoimmune Arthritis

The lecturer is very amusing. He also breaks down material well, which helps in retention.

Very good app to prepare for step 1

By Mohamed S. on 11. October 2019 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Very nice presentation and easy to learn platform Which make preparations for USMLE enjoyable

Very good app to prepare for step 1

By Mohamed S. on 11. October 2019 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Very nice presentation and easy to learn platform Which make preparations for USMLE enjoyable

Recommended

By Ekaterina I. on 10. October 2019 for Cellular Structure

Great lectures, very clear and understandable! Thank you, Dr Georgiana Cornwall!

Recommended

By Ekaterina I. on 10. October 2019 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

?wesome lectures, everything I need to prepare for the exams and use in my clinical practice!

Great

By Rebe T. on 10. October 2019 for Mitochondrial DNA Inheritance

Great lecture, Dr Georgina explains clearly what we are required to know

Good class

By Rebe T. on 10. October 2019 for X-linked Dominant Disorders

Helped me understand better some concepts as she explained clearly

Parsimonious Understanding

By Joshua S. on 09. October 2019 for Amino Acid Metabolism

It is a great parsimonious source for understanding the mechanism in which amino acids build into protein and how amino acids are broken down through metabolism into various molecules inside the body. The lecture also provides the structural frame understand the basics of amino acid regulation through metabolism.

simple language

By coco w. on 09. October 2019 for Introduction to Vaccination

Clearly explain new and important information. Distinctive style. A great summary of the topic

informative

By Kishore Krishna Kumaree .. on 08. October 2019 for Immune Response to Tumors: Tumor Antigens and Antitumor Immunity

very nice and descriptive information regarding the tumor immunology, it has helped a lot

Excellent presentation! Thank you

By Prelyza T. on 08. October 2019 for Renal Pharmacology

Awesome lecture. It was so clear to listen to. Dr. Shukle has provided a great presentation that is easy to understand.

very good explanation

By Hiraj P. on 07. October 2019 for Diagnosis of Hepatitis B Virus Infection (HBV) and Interpretation of HBV Serology

He explains everything so well; this is exactly the kind of question we get on our exams in university of maastricht. It's detailed, but serology explanation is really helpful

Easy to understand and a logical flow

By Trient S. on 04. October 2019 for Lung Cancer

I skipped my schools lecture on this and just watched lecturio. Got all my questions right from this section.

Dr. Raj is good stuff....

By neil b. on 03. October 2019 for Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

Dr. Raj is great all the way around and I like you Q bank.

Overall Great

By Ephrem Yirgu N. on 03. October 2019 for Nutrition

The lectures are concise, straight to the point, and yes, fun. The quizzes also make it easier to focus, as well as help memorise important material. As with other lectures, it would be nice if USMLE style questions were embedded in the lectures for better integration of the topics covered.

Key concepts in fluid/electrolytes regulation by ADH vs Alderstone well explained!

By Guyu L. on 03. October 2019 for Regulation of Fluid and Electrolyte Balance: Regulation Wheels

One of the most confusing concept is explained very clearly in a short video!!

Feedback on lecturio (mbbs student)

By amna t. on 01. October 2019 for Endocrine Histology

I Mean it provides the gist of the topics I'm looking for but it would be very nice if it could be a bit more detailed and a little more informative towards complexity Plus it would be really nice if more books could be added in your video search option Overall it is a nice experience

Great!

By Neuer N. on 01. October 2019 for Hypersensitivity: Type 1 – Causes

Very understandable and practical! Dr. Delves is able to convey all the important info easily enough.

Perfect

By Dr.Garima S. on 01. October 2019 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Prof Peter Delves has made the subject of Immunology so easy and interesting..lot of respect and thanks to such a great teacher

RNA and the genetics code

By Madjissem K. on 26. September 2019 for RNA and the Genetic Code

The explanation is cristal clear with examples and illustrations. Good picture of ARN structure.

Really helpful

By FIDEL O. on 26. September 2019 for CNS - Pharmacology

I loved it it had the essentials I needed to understand my class.i haven't encountered any challenges yet.

I I like it so much

By Chanel S. on 25. September 2019 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

It is so good, great explanation. Let me tell you the truth that I like it . Lecturio is my help to pass my USMLE .

Explained very well using simple terms

By Peppa P. on 24. September 2019 for Modes of Cell Communication: Introduction

Great lecture which allowed me to understand the topic much better than I was taught

simple, efficient

By Ahmed F. on 24. September 2019 for Fetal circulation and Transition to Mature Circulation

excellent & simple overview of the topic - He explain it in good way thanks a lot

Good explaining and helps me understand

By Peppa P. on 23. September 2019 for Role of Cell Membrane Proteins

Explains concept very well with good analogies that further enhances my understanding.

Good

By li z. on 21. September 2019 for The Macromolecules of Life

The knowledge is systematic, but I wait for long time to get a answer to my questions. And I still get no feedback.

Lecturing

By Gene P. on 18. September 2019 for Hyperlipidemia

Dr. Raj put all small pieces together in his lecture. His lectures are very detailed and he is not boring to listen. Thank you very much.

Extremely helpful!

By Sayra N. on 17. September 2019 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Dr. Ahern creates a great foundation by breaking down concepts and building on them throughout the lectures.

Excelente

By Javier B. on 17. September 2019 for Renal Pharmacology

pasto colombia. Gran resumen, los cuadros resumen facilita mucho recordar y el Quiz al final de cada tema me ayudaba a reforzar lo que aprendí

Great diagrams

By Lorcán Ó. on 17. September 2019 for Tubulointerstitial Pathology

Finally I understand the concept or the BUN/Cr ratio and the difference between prerenal and intrinsic

Fabulous!

By Sandra Monica D. on 17. September 2019 for Bacteria

This lecture really helped me a lot, it’s so well explained and dynamic that makes it easier to understand. Thank you doctor.

Awesome

By Mary P. on 14. September 2019 for Cellular Structure

Dr Cornwall has the gift for teaching!! She explains things very well, thank you!

Really enjoyed it

By shukrullah s. on 13. September 2019 for Population Genetics

Not too many details. Right to the point and easy to understand!

Robotic, Not Great

By Patrick H. on 12. September 2019 for Ilium – Osteology of Lower Limb

Not very good. He's just spouting out facts, sounds like he's probably reading from a teleprompter.

I like that this lectore repeats the main information so I know what is neccessary to know

By Ivan K. on 11. September 2019 for Tachycardia: Atrial Fibrillation: Diagnosis

I like that this lectore repeats the main information so I know what is neccessary to know

Bad Lecture

By Andres R. on 10. September 2019 for Muscles – Thorax Muscles and Thoracic Wall

I consider it a ery shallow lecture, with very little info about costal attachemnts of the intercostal muscles, they don even show a sagital cut of the ribs to understand better the intercostal muscle attachemnts and origin.

Clear and comprehensive lecture

By Gaia P. on 10. September 2019 for Clostridium

The lecturer touched on all of the most important points with clarity and conciseness.

Enthusiasm

By Haşim B. on 10. September 2019 for Bacteria

He is energetic and I like that very much about him.

great lectures videos

By Lahoucine E. on 09. September 2019 for Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

I like Dr Raj , he does his best to inforce the important material for students the only that bother me sometime with dr Raj is sometime , he is all over the place and its hard to follow him, but i understand that he try to connect things but over all dr raj is great , i been watching his lectures since i bought lecterio

Poor lecture

By Md A. on 07. September 2019 for Anterior Thigh Muscles – Anterior and Medial Thigh

Anatomy is explained best with annotated images and pointers on the various parts as the lecturer speaks. Not through tabulation of facts.

Bacteria

By Francisca Q. on 07. September 2019 for Bacteria

It would be nice to have an extra chapter o add a lab identification for bacterias. Like techniques to identify them. Oxidase positive o catalase negative like so. Also is very useful in enterobactereceaa microorganisms to add the biochemistry scale o battery examples like TSI LIA MIO Citrate Urea. I’m from Chile and i am in formation to become a laboratory Medical technologist

excellent professor

By bertha s. on 06. September 2019 for Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

I am studying for step one and I can honestly say, you have to be at a higher intellectual level to appreciate the teaching style of Dr. Raj. if one focus and pay attention to his content, one will surley pass step 1. remember the boards are not organized notes, its absolute integration. what dr raj does is golden

hypertension for step 1

By bertha s. on 06. September 2019 for Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

Great integrated overview of HTN for step one. clearly explained

Very smooth module

By Miguel G. on 04. September 2019 for Cellular Structure

The module is complete but the questions can get too easy

Incoherent

By Orestes R. on 03. September 2019 for Asthma: Treatment

This professor does not explain. I've been trying to dissect all his asthma lectures and it's very hard. it's very incoherent; he jumps concepts and doesn't finish explaining them.

Very good!

By Annette P. on 31. August 2019 for ANS - Pharmacology

Dr. Pravin explains everything in a very simple way. I really enjoy his lectures!

high yield only

By Mary P. on 30. August 2019 for Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis, Transverse Myelitis and Central Pontine Myelinolysis

Dr. Raj nails it, easy and quick, to the point, nothing unnecessary, thank you!!!

Very helpful!

By Rinabelle G. on 30. August 2019 for Humoral Immunity: Function of Antibodies

The lecturer made the key points very easy to remember!

tegumentary system

By Moni J. on 29. August 2019 for Endoplasmic Reticulum and Golgi Apparatus

I really enjoyed the video and it made me learn, also I liked that are short videos

Illuminating

By Varvara K. on 28. August 2019 for pKa and Drug Solubility – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

I found this lecture illuminating. I think adding an image might help to clarify the solubility issue: AH can diffuse through lipid bilayer, but is less soluble in water, so would become "trapped" in urine, and the inverse for bases: B form being soluble in lipids, but not in water. Thank you for the great lecture!

not for step 1

By Abdullah S. on 26. August 2019 for Fungi

absolutely wasting of time for whom needs to study for step 1

Very clear lecture

By Tia T. on 26. August 2019 for Anomalies of the Aging Brain: Parkinson's Disease

Very clear and thorough, liked it a lot thank you Dr Cornwall!

waste of time for whom takining step 1 exam

By Abdullah S. on 26. August 2019 for Microbiology

sorry about the bad rating but honestly it is not helpful for step 1 exam and the first aid book especially Dr.Vincent Racaniello, with all respect he has a lot of effort to let the student understand but not for step 1 exam, it is waste of time. hopefully you guys will fix this issue

By Kevin S. on 25. August 2019 for Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes

This professor is the best on lecturio yet. He makes you think not just memorize .

Thank you kindly

By Aldo R. on 25. August 2019 for Cellular Structure

They are so awesomely explained and very helpful thank you. I’d love the videos to have that ten second rewind or fast forward arrows like YouTube does, and then it would be perfect.

Difficult concept made simple!

By Nasir S. on 25. August 2019 for Emphysema: Pathogenesis A

Dr. Raj, you are an amazing teacher! You know how to take a difficult concept and make it very easy to understand. Thank you!

Recommended !

By Marco Mariano M. on 23. August 2019 for Actinomyces Species

Excellent ! All the lectures of Dr. Sean Elliot are amazing ! A+++

Heartfelt thank you

By Been J. on 20. August 2019 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I started taking these classes beforehand since our course is only gonna start at Sept ao thought of studying something beforehand so I don't sit clueless once the classes begin. it's highly helpful and very well organized to follow even though you don't know anything about the topics .it everything from the basics in great detail and that's why I followed the lectures using the free trial.i do wish to access the rest of the lectures but since it requires payment I pulled back since I'm not currently that financially sound to make the payment since the college fee requires a lot of money.i wish I had free access to all the lectures .I've searched for good lectures online and I find lecturio the most promising online lecture class with precisely organized manner of classes and slides and even the diagram s and 3d models.hoping for more from you .at least make some more videos open to free access.a request from a beginner student.with lots of gratitude Been

amazing teaching!

By Debydgacha l. on 19. August 2019 for One Gene One Polypeptide Hypothesis

she was understandable! i liked her! i am so prepared for the next test we will be doing

not convenient

By Abdullah S. on 19. August 2019 for Male Reproductive System Diseases

not enough explanation even the notes lacks information needed for step 1

not convenient

By Abdullah S. on 19. August 2019 for Reproductive Pathology

not enough explanation even the notes lacks information needed for step 1

Concise

By Deepali P. on 18. August 2019 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

Concise and informative. Clearly differentiates disorders. Important points covered without missing anything

Explains asthma as it is

By bertha s. on 18. August 2019 for Asthma: Introduction

I would recommend this lecture. this intro to asthma did exactly that. it gave a presentation of an actual ER patient with asthma.

Spledid teaching

By Tiasha D. on 17. August 2019 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

This topic from lecturio was absolutely lovely, this saving my life....Thank you so much Lecturio

Love

By KARLA S. on 14. August 2019 for Iron Deficiency Anemia: Etiology

Love his lectures so much, he is super funny and explains perfectly

Yay

By Aldo R. on 13. August 2019 for Microbiology: Introduction

I love the lectures so much. I like trip on steroids I never have consumed lol. However. I think it would be great if they had the ten second mark or arrow so that it would rewind or fast forward the lecture. It’d Save time just like you tube videos and stuff. Thank you kindly

Humoral immunity and cell-mediated imminity

By Edouard P. on 12. August 2019 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

Humoral immunity and cell-mediated imminity. Pr Peter Delves. Clear, concise, understandable.

Loved it!

By Deborah H. on 12. August 2019 for Cellular Structure

Very concise. Great illustrations. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you

Confusing

By Lina O. on 11. August 2019 for Lung Pathology in Lupus and in Rheumatoid Arthritis

It lacks some explanation and context of what the lecture is about.

Good

By Lina O. on 11. August 2019 for Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)

It a good preview of what SLE is as a sistemic disease

Loving lecturio :)

By Mohib M. on 11. August 2019 for Cellular Senescence and Stem Cell Exhaustion

It was a Great lecture :) felt it very well organized and presented

Excellent

By George k. on 08. August 2019 for Exocrine Glands

Because it has all the information i need and am understanding easily

quite good , contains pathology and development .

By Stylianos S. on 07. August 2019 for Development of the Midgut

it is quite helpful ! i recommend it ! well explained and organized

Understood

By Pierrot P. on 07. August 2019 for Diagnosis – Primary Immunodeficiency

Really clear, really good explanations. Thank you professor. Have a good day.

Best explanations ever!

By Amilen S. on 06. August 2019 for Phagocytic Cells

Very well explained lectures! I finally beginn to understand immunology instead of just learning it by heart. Thank you very much!

ECG needs work

By Simarbeer S. on 06. August 2019 for Cardiac Physiology

I checked the entire ECG / EKG lectures and they confused me more than they helped. The article 7 steps was a good start in my opinion but a video lecture of someone walking me through the steps would be better. The lectures don't cover how one should go about reading the ECG and what to infer from the data provided. This would come in handy to read them not just for the step exams but the clinical rotations as well so maybe add or change them up. ECG in Boards and Beyond could be looked at as good example for that in my opinion.

Hatsoff

By Bhavya S. on 06. August 2019 for Nutrition

The topics get into my mind in the first go

The best medical app

By Bhavya S. on 06. August 2019 for Neurophysiology

I am able to write my exams only listening to your videos. And your Qbank is very very useful for me...

PRR lecture

By Sayed H. on 04. August 2019 for Innate Immune System

the lecturer's voice is calm while explaining, but still manages to show enthusiasm, which is good, however i disliked the lecture about the types of PRR as I didn't know what exactly to take from it and it was just a memorization of random 3 lettered words.

BAD PROFESSOR

By Jared C. on 02. August 2019 for One Gene One Polypeptide Hypothesis

The professor did not do a good job explaining concepts clearly, went too fast, covered little material

Excelent

By Monica Odette L. on 01. August 2019 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Because the explanations are very clear and has a very good way of explaining things.

more details and confidence

By David T. on 01. August 2019 for Understanding Genetics

there wasn't enough details at some points. The topics, for me, are a little tough and the techer wasn't seems to be confident with the material. although the slides are very helpful to understand the topic.

Confidence builder

By Deborah H. on 31. July 2019 for The Macromolecules of Life

Concise, easy to follow, great drawings, post questions provide a good summary of key points before

the biggest problem in almost all neurology videos

By Danilo Antonio C. on 31. July 2019 for Neuromuscular Junction and Myasthenia Gravis

The subtitles do not go according to the doctor's explanation

Love the lectures

By Lan W. on 30. July 2019 for Cells of the Adaptive Immune System

Love the entire lectures by Professor Peter Delves. Explain the concept in such a simple way. So easy to follow. Clearly explain the things that usually confuse the students. And the ppt slides are fantastic summary.

Thank you so much

By Lan W. on 30. July 2019 for Cells of the Innate Immune Response

Great lecture. Very interesting way to present the concept. Thank you, Professor Delves!

Thank you so much for these great lectures!

By Lan W. on 30. July 2019 for Phagocytic Cells

Professor Delves gave these lectures in such a logic and clear way. Very easy to follow and understand the talk. Great lectures!

Excellent instructor!

By Catherine F. on 29. July 2019 for Heart Sounds

Excellent instructor! I appreciate how he emphasizes the visual aspect to help solidify the material for keeps! Also sometimes when I am listening while laying down in bed, he says, "pay attention!" Those little cues keep me on my toes. Lastly, Dr. Raj is helping me become a good clinician as I improved my though process in management skills. Thank you!

Good Explanations

By Thiviet N. on 29. July 2019 for Questions and Case Studies – Adrenal Pharmacology

Good lectures, clear and easy to follow. Thank you, Dr. Shukle.

Great

By jose ignacio o. on 26. July 2019 for Stomach and Duodenum Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Concrete and useful information. Explanation is simple a to the Pointer.

More examples if possible for every case

By Oussama C. on 26. July 2019 for Malignant Neoplasms – Neoplasia

HE has the lecturer super powers, funny sometimes too, makes you want to know more.

short simple and best

By Shahid m. on 24. July 2019 for Cardiovascular Gross Anatomy

simple and easily comprehandable with high level of information and diagramattic illustrations

better illustrated

By Shahid m. on 24. July 2019 for Cardiovascular Embryology

the lectures are delivered really in a very simple manner and one can comprehend easily the new concepts with better diagramatic illustrations.

This is Mr.Carlo Raj special .

By Paul J. on 24. July 2019 for Tinea Infections (Ringworm): Tinea Corporis and Tinea Capitis

This teacher has a style of teaching that makes people retain facts better like the way he pats the liver to say beware of liver disease and his way of pressing certain words is certainly helping to reckon better, thank you, sir.

No subtitles for foreign speakers :(

By Alberto M. on 22. July 2019 for Viruses

Great but insufficient. The second part has no subtitles for foreign speakers

Too hard to follow

By Kit T. on 22. July 2019 for Biochemistry of Collagen

I couldn't follow this lecture - it was not presented well at all.

Good.

By Thiviet N. on 22. July 2019 for Nutrition

Surprisingly interesting and short course. Ms. Cornwall is fun to learn from.

amazing

By Hesham G. on 21. July 2019 for Four Levels of Organization

amazing lecture, finally i understood the tertiary structure for the first time

Glomerulonephritis

By Nguyễn Minh H. on 20. July 2019 for Glomerulonephritis

He explained many problem in glomerulonephritis very clearly. I 'll appreciate that.

My regards concerning the Respiratory Physiology course

By David W. on 19. July 2019 for Respiratory Physiology

I have really enjoyed the course because Prof. Thad Wilson explained all the concepts in easy and understanding way. So I can integrate all these concepts and apply while I converge that knowledge with other concepts that I have to apply while I'm trying to understand and see how other body systems actually work. For example the cardiovascular system, among others.

Exactly what I needed right now! Thank you

By Cani Greg G. on 17. July 2019 for Acute inflammatory, Type I interferon and NK cell responses

Way better than the 3 hour lecture at our school. Thank you.

By Furkan U. on 16. July 2019 for Leukemia – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

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Anatomy made much easier????

By Roja s. on 16. July 2019 for Uterus: Broad Ligament – Female Reproductive Organs

Ur an amazing teacher...I seem to remember anatomy much better after watching ur videos sir....thankyou !

Good

By Hesham G. on 16. July 2019 for Introduction to Cell Biology

Good and informative, no bad comments. Good lectures and lecturer

Good

By Hesham G. on 16. July 2019 for Cellular Structure

Good, where are the rest of the organelles (like peroxisome)

Vldeos Need more work

By Hesham G. on 16. July 2019 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

Need lot of detailed explanations.. especially in videos. The teacher is really good but the script is lacking too much.

Reasonable

By Hatem Q. on 16. July 2019 for Vascular Physiology

The overall lecture topic is fine, However, because of being a rigid subject per se, more fun and slowing down might help further

Enjoyed the course. Thanks.

By Thiviet N. on 15. July 2019 for Malnutrition

Short and interesting course. Binged it in one sitting. Ms. Cornwall is a pleasant lecturer.

straight to the point

By Gustavo R. on 15. July 2019 for Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA): Pathogenesis

this lecture helped to do my research and explain this disease

Great Job

By Anita E. on 14. July 2019 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Provided a cohesive picture in an order that made sense! I love the order that the videos are in to build that picture.

Aweeesome

By Rusu M. on 14. July 2019 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

The Best Antimicrobial Pharmacology ever seen. IT is explained so well. I love IT.

Best preparation!

By Samuel P. on 14. July 2019 for Cerebral Cortex

Dr. Canby starts from the very very basics and builds it up to the level you need to know as a general practitioner. He also adds the clinical relevance to the parts which makes it very interesting!

good pedagogy.

By Paul J. on 13. July 2019 for Microbiology: Introduction

A calm and organized lecture made in a way that is easy to recollect with the start and end saying what we are going to learn and what we have learned.

shirsch567@aol.com

By Stephen H. on 12. July 2019 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

I am not far enough into it yet to be able to comment properly. So far, though, very good. The articles supplement the talks very well.

A most clear, fun lecture on the respiratory burst so far!

By Haichuan H. on 11. July 2019 for Phagocytosis – Inflammation and Wound Repair

A most clear, fun lecture on the respiratory burst so far!

Sleep apnea

By La melma C. on 09. July 2019 for Sleep Apnea: Definition

Holy moly, you are awesome. I understood the topic ASSAP. I love the way you explain, keep up the good job

Above vs. below the umbilicus

By Yasna K. on 09. July 2019 for Rectus Sheath II – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall

The description of the layers of tissue above vs. below the arcuate line has been explained to us in the PA anatomy class, yet remained unclear. After the visuals and the step-by-step walk through in your lecture, finally, I understand! Thank you! :)

Amazing !

By Marco Mariano M. on 09. July 2019 for Prader-Willi Syndrome

Excellent ! I finally understand the topic after forgetting it many times ! Much better than First Aid !

Excellent lecture

By Osa G. on 07. July 2019 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I’m so glad there are lectures like him. Challenges you, keeps you engaged and wanting to learn more.

clear, understandable, logical, systematical, enjoyable, straightforward, focused to the main topic , nice

By Radina C. on 07. July 2019 for Blood: Thrombocytes

Complicated processes explained in a straight forward and understandable way clear, understandable, logical, systematically, enjoyable, straightforward, focused to the main topic , nice

Review

By Shahpoor S. on 06. July 2019 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Absolutely amazing source of learning Head and Neck Anatomy, would definitely recommend this to everyone and anyone in medical field

Great

By Juliette K. on 03. July 2019 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr Raj explains it really well and he has great humor

Funny lecture

By Thiviet N. on 01. July 2019 for Aortic Stenosis: Pathogenesis

LOL. That was a hilarious presentation of a serious topic. I enjoyed it a lot.

Microcytic anémia.

By Stephen B. on 01. July 2019 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

He systematically developed the concepts, making it easy to understand.

Great lecture.

By Fernando C. on 30. June 2019 for Stages of Granulopoiesis: Myelocyte

very helpful! thanks! Only thing I would add to this are lymphopoiesis and markers for each lineage (Bcells are CD 19,20,21 positive).

Great video

By Admitere B. on 29. June 2019 for Rapidly Progressive Crescentic Glomerulonephritis

Doctor, you are great! I've been struggling with nephrology for some time, and after trying many sources and attending multiple classes, I can finally say I found something that really makes everything very clear. I'm having some really beautiful days studying now. Thank you!

Incompleto

By Javier M. on 27. June 2019 for Streptococcus Pneumoniae

Faltan aspectos microbiologicos como factores de virulencia y patogenia, pruebas de laboratorio, y enfermedades que produce.

Connecting medical info with history helps memorization!

By Linda M. on 26. June 2019 for Porphyrias

Simply explained with a little history that made it fun and also helps keep the connection to the content, So much of medical knowledge is facts and figures which can easily become blurred in my mind. The connection to history helps this content stand out in my head! Thank you!

Very impressive

By Ali usman r. on 25. June 2019 for Adrenal Gland Disorders

Very impressive , This is what we call a concept. Thank you so much for making this available to me.

Not godd

By Ali usman r. on 25. June 2019 for Polyneuropathy

Not impressive. Just reading the slides and dull expressions. half of his word are unable to be listened

Lectures are good but they can be great if there will be more detail on mode of action.

By zoha f. on 24. June 2019 for Release Inhibitors and IgE-Antibody-mediated Therapy

I liked it because I learned some keypoints in less time .It usually would have took 3-4 days for me to get all the points but LECTURIO and PRAVIN SHUKLE made it easiler for me . But in my point of veiw there should be more detail about the mode of action and mechanism of drug . I can and will recommend lecturio to my friends and even to pharm D friends.

I fell in love with the bacteria.

By Paul J. on 24. June 2019 for Bacteria

The professor's way of teaching precisely saying his clear and neat approach to the lectures is what makes them great.

Ugly way of explaining. Weird pronounciation.

By Ana G. on 22. June 2019 for Nephrolithiasis (Kidney Stones): Uric Acid

Ugly way of explaining. Weird pronounciation. Not so clear explanation.

Excellent !

By Marco Mariano M. on 21. June 2019 for Vitamin B1 and B2

I love her lectures ! Relevant for the USMLE and fun ! Recommended !

Recommended !

By Marco Mariano M. on 21. June 2019 for Body Mass Index (BMI)

Concise, easy to understand and relevant for the USMLE Step 1. Very good ! A+++

Excellent.

By Marco Mariano M. on 21. June 2019 for Use of Calories

Concise and relevant for the USMLE Step 1! Easy to understand !

Not the greatest

By Nicholas W. on 21. June 2019 for Muscles of the Anterolateral Abdominal Wall – Abdominal Walls and Inguinal Canal

This man is obviously very smart but it is seriously painful to listen to ANY of his lectures. His stuttering is way to distracting.

Nice

By Bhumika D. on 20. June 2019 for Endocrine Physiology

The course was good and helpful at summarising important points

Clear and concise

By Divya R. on 20. June 2019 for Personality Disorders

The lectures have been clear and concise. The quiz questions on each lesson, however, could be more challenging or application based.

Excellent

By Tammy C. on 19. June 2019 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

The lectures are precise and clear and very helpful filling in some of the gaps in my course.

Great

By Nikolas T. on 19. June 2019 for Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

To update: the receptors of the heart plus their Gs/Gi binding could be mentioned in the presentation

Nailed it!

By Charles P. on 19. June 2019 for Reproductive Hormone Disorders

Clear, well organized, concise. Excellent review of the topic, as have been most of the lectures so far.

Yes Informative, but to short at times and not many anatomical details in my opinion

By Marvin T. on 16. June 2019 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Yes Informative, but to short at times and not many anatomical details in my opinion To improve: More visuals from cranial fossa And more details about the anatomy But I enjoyed the clinical info.

The lectures are really good

By Nivia R. on 15. June 2019 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

The way that Dr. Wilson teaches is really good and make things easier.

Great complementary tool to school lectures.

By Yvette G. on 14. June 2019 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj is obviously invested in our learning the topics. He emphasizes certain words or points that you pick up on right away. No boring power point regurgitation!

Glad I'm using Lecturio!

By Siya S. on 14. June 2019 for Obstructive Lung Disease

Dr Carlo Raj presents the information in a very structured manner that is comprehensive, yet easy to understand. He also touches upon other topics related to the topic of discussion that allows for a more wholesome approach.

Too much

By Zeiad H. on 14. June 2019 for STEMI and NSTEMI: Special Inferior Wall Myocardial Infarction

too many information that is too advanced slides were read not explained

good

By Leo u. on 13. June 2019 for Female Reproductive Organs: Introduction

detailed and explained really well, so that I understood everything. Thank you!

Excelent explanation

By Ismael Francisco V. on 13. June 2019 for Glomerulonephritis

There was a profound description of physiopathology, with emphasis on the clinical elements that helped lead to diagnosis. There was a lack of precision regarding diagnostic cut-off values, treatment and follow-up.

Fantastic!

By Ali J. on 13. June 2019 for Heart Rate Ranges and Gap Junction Channels – Heart Rate and Electricity

It has always been a joyful experience to watch your lectures, Dr. Wilson. One of the main reasons I love Lecturio is having excellent lecturers like you! Thank you.

Very helpful!

By Christina E. on 12. June 2019 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I just finished my first year of medical school and I’m reviewing over the summer. These videos are concise and to the point. I like how the questions are directly following. Very helpful, I wish I knew about it during school as well

Excellent Lecturer

By Frances E. on 10. June 2019 for Hemoglobin and O₂ Binding – Gas Transport

Clearly explained the key concepts - not too wordy and presented with clear diagrams!

Best teaching style

By Frances E. on 10. June 2019 for Asthma: Treatment

I know his teaching style does not suit some people, but I find that he makes references to a lot of previous learning which keeps it fresh and relevant in my mind! Thank you v. much Dr Raj

Classification of connective tissue by function

By Togi S. on 09. June 2019 for How Are Connective Tissues Classified?

CT proper: mesenchyme, lax fibrillary, dense fibrillary, reticular, elastic, adipose and pigment. Supporting CT: cartilage and bone. Trophic CT: blood and lymph.

Personallity disorders

By Alma M. on 09. June 2019 for Cluster A Personality Disorders

Very informative and interesting. It had a blast listening to this lecture

Leukemia: Acute Myeloid Leukemia

By Judith G. on 08. June 2019 for Leukemia: Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) – White Blood Cell Pathology

Thank you so much, that was great and well explained.

Use pointer

By samuel j. on 08. June 2019 for The Skin is a Large Sensory Receptor Organ

Needs to use pointer during lecture. He's telling us to look at something but he's not pointing it out.

Difficult concept - needs more thorough explanation

By Lane S. on 07. June 2019 for pKa and Drug Solubility – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

Dr. Shukle, I really struggled in applying the information from this lecture to the quiz. You have been great otherwise!

I love this

By lorena f. on 06. June 2019 for Fungi — Introduction to Microbiology

Thank you, this is helping me so much. I love these videos.

simplified

By Roja s. on 06. June 2019 for Renin Angiotensin Aldosterone – Drugs in Hypertension

the doctor really simplified the whole thing...i'll find this much easier to remember

Easy explained

By Sandra Monica D. on 06. June 2019 for Fragile X Syndrome: CGG Expanding Repeat

It helps me a lot with my presentation, I was having a hard time understanding this topic and after see this lecture it becomes easy to explain. Thank you so much.

Poor

By Kit T. on 03. June 2019 for Cerebellum

Dull lecture that is presented badly with no useful insights. As another reviewer pointed out, it isn't worth watching Craig's content, you are better off going to Youtube for better content.

Perfecto

By Iris Janet G. on 01. June 2019 for Endocrine Histology

Es muy fácil de comprender y toca puntos esenciales, no se va por cuestiones que corresponden a clases más especializadas, se enfoca en el nivel exacto en el que está. Las imágenes histológicas y los esquemas son detallados y claros.

biochemistry and genetics

By Arturo V. on 01. June 2019 for Population Genetics

I really like the lessons and I think they are really useful

Helpful. Easy to understand.

By Alexander C. on 01. June 2019 for Mean Electrical Axis and Determining Axis on ECG – Electrocardiogram

Helps to understand the basics of ECG. More videos on abnormal ECG would be of great use.

I enjoy the connections you make

By Christy R. on 30. May 2019 for Folate Metabolism and Recycling

Dr. Ahern, I appreciate the pharmacological and pathophysiologic connections you make when delivering your lectures. It aids retention and usefulness. I am a nurse practitioner student and can also see the clinical connection. I have administered Methotrexate to many patients. Thank you.

wonderful examples

By Maria S. on 30. May 2019 for Phenylketonuria (PKU)

Wonderful examples of the Hardy Weinberg principle. The exercise is explained step by step and is understandable in the first explanation.

well done so helpful. thank you so much.

By Abdulaziz A. on 29. May 2019 for Skin Blood Flow – Special Circulations

thank you so much well done so helpful. thank you so much.

Overall, Great!!

By Christian A. on 28. May 2019 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

I love this app but can get a little confusing when the professor uses the wrong words or accidentally says the wrong thing. Do you not edit errors out? It’s a great platform just needs a few tweaks here and there.

Behavioral Health

By Marina R. on 28. May 2019 for Behavioral Health

The material contains pretty much everything I need to know. I have noticed a few typed errors but not enough to disturb the learning experience. Anyways, it's a very good video. ????

improvement needed

By Ondrej V. on 28. May 2019 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

I think that you are lacking a lot of information. Only the basics are seen. But the complex issues are not mentioned or not described at all. If I compare these anatomical videos with other subjects, I have to admit that the quality is way worse than average.

Sings and symptoms are needed Please, try to be more oriented towards medicine

By Asaad H. on 27. May 2019 for Viruses

The Pro. ist amazing and has a very clear way to introduce concepts The informations lack any medical relevance, they are directed more towards biological knowledge Please, try to be more oriented towards medicine, Sings and symptoms are needed

Fantastic!!

By Alfredo H. on 27. May 2019 for Pathophysiology of Renal Failure

This was hard for me to undersand and now I get it THANKS!!!

Dr Raj makes a subscription to Lecturio worth it!

By bertha s. on 26. May 2019 for Aortic Regurgitation: Visualization

It is different that Lecturio lectures do not use pointers. Only the Anatomy professor uses his pointer consistently. However, having the superficial knowledge gained by other review courses and coming here to listen to Dr. Raj Integrate and bring home high yield concepts along with asking and answering the why makes my subscription to Lecturio worth it.

Great explanation for Step 1

By bertha s. on 26. May 2019 for Aortic Stenosis: Visualization

I am so happy Dr Raj did tis with Lecturio, he goes over everything and answers the why. He makes the lectures very in-depth and relatable to step 1. After listening to him I don't have to seek any other resource to solidify my step one concept. Totally wish the Anatomy, physiology, Biochem lectures would go more inept and integrated for step 1 students like Dr Raj does.

shirsch567@aol.com

By Stephen H. on 26. May 2019 for Pericardial Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The lectures provide the required information in suitable portions with good explanations. I can always pause the presentations to look deeper into selected aspects. The quizzes supplement the lectures nicely as do the articles.

Dr raj is amazing dr.

By gumaa a. on 26. May 2019 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Bcs he explained everything very smoothly. And I understand faster. And am happy to be part of this wibsite

amazing

By bertha s. on 23. May 2019 for Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis

Great delivery of PBC. one of the best pathophysio professor for step 1 review

High-yield

By Evgeniya G. on 23. May 2019 for Steroids and Bile Acids: Movement of Cholesterol

Very high-yield. Thank you for underlining this moment, crucial in treating hypercholesterolemia.

Love this program.... NP student

By Burnice S. on 22. May 2019 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

NP student. My school lacks decent lectures. Love this program.

Perfect Raj

By esila nur e. on 22. May 2019 for Lymphadenopathy – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

I really love this man he is a professional really, i like every topic that he explains.

Perfect Raj

By esila nur e. on 22. May 2019 for Leukemia – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

Understood everything and i feel like i gained prediction ability, thank you Dr. Raj

The one star reviews are wrong.

By Dylan F. on 21. May 2019 for Direct and Indirect Basal Ganglia Pathway

Not sure what the other reviewers mean by a one star review. This is a very straightforward lecture and easy to understand. The math makes intuitive sense if you sit and think about it for a second. I don't see how this was rated 1 star.

Need a better step 1 micro course

By bertha s. on 21. May 2019 for Double-stranded DNA (dsDNA) Genomes – DNA Viruses

Not a great virus review course for Usmle step one students

Excellent !

By Marco Mariano M. on 21. May 2019 for Polysaccharides

Easy to understand and fun! Really useful! Great examples are provided!

No words to describe the perfectness of Thad wilson

By Neuer N. on 21. May 2019 for Cardiac Physiology

The cardio lectures with Thad wilson is so amazing and intresting but one thing i need to clarify is that it should be better to show the answer of all those questions which was asked by the students on a lectures so that i can help also

Excellent!

By Romina G. on 21. May 2019 for Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone-System

Love how he can make something difficult into an easy learning experience. Excellent clases, with funny quotes that make you smile.

basic knowledge

By Neuer N. on 20. May 2019 for Cellular Senescence and Stem Cell Exhaustion

Easy for a non medical professional to understand and digest the material

I love you Lecturio Docs

By Aldo R. on 20. May 2019 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

I love the lectures. The only question I ask is that at the end of the reading lectures the questions of them I don’t know what the answers are. Is there a link for them? Is there more questions of each topic?

Fantastic!!

By Alfredo H. on 19. May 2019 for Chronic Renal Failure

Excellent and understandable! Not confusing at all and goes straight to the point!

The lecture helped me to understand the triangles of the neck with clarity

By Mananya S. on 19. May 2019 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

The slow and steady way of explaining every single detail is really appreciable

Thank you!

By ana jimena o. on 19. May 2019 for Heart Sounds – Cardiac Cycle

He gets straight to the point, I liked this lecture. I recommend it

Very good

By Matt C. on 17. May 2019 for Polyneuropathy

Very concise and clear. He is an excellent teacher. Still confused about mononeuritis multiplex

Excellent series

By Charles P. on 17. May 2019 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

Succinct. Well organized. Clearly presented. 5-10 minute lectures are easy to stay focused on without zoning out.

shirsch567@aol.com

By Stephen H. on 16. May 2019 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The principal shortcoming is that the questions sometimes don't align with the lectures. That is, there are questions that are not covered in the corresponding lecture.

My Immunology course Rating

By David W. on 16. May 2019 for Tumor Immunology

I've chosen to give these points because Prof. Peter Delves explains in a concise and simple way, so has a student I can understand in detail all panorama. So that is the reason why I've chosen Lecturio. And loved the way Prof. Peter Delves explains. Best Regards, David Wentacem

Awesome

By Rusab B. on 15. May 2019 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Amazing explanation by Dr Pravin, it was very helpful for me during my Exams

great lecture

By Mohammed A. on 15. May 2019 for Separating the Pericardial and Pleural Cavities

thank you doctor great talk and info to cover must important and highlighted topics

Awesome

By Helen D. on 14. May 2019 for Lung Cancer

I enjoy Dr Carl a lot, great and clear and more so easy to understand. Makes medicine a lot more fun

So much fun

By Helen D. on 14. May 2019 for CNS Infections - Clinical Neurology

I enjoy Dr Carl a lot, great and clear and more so easy to understand. Makes medicine a lot more fun

Great Dr

By Helen D. on 14. May 2019 for Restrictive Lung Disease

I enjoy Dr Carl a lot, great and clear and more so easy to understand. Makes medicine a lot more fun

Awesome Dr

By Helen D. on 14. May 2019 for Pediatric GI Pathology

I enjoy Dr Carl a lot, great and clear and more so easy to understand. Makes medicine a lot more fun

Great

By Helen D. on 14. May 2019 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

Awesome well done. Highly recommend it lecture was clear and easy to understand

Excellent teacher!

By Charles P. on 14. May 2019 for Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Signaling

I have taken biochem as an undergrad, grad. and post grad and I've never had anyone explain things as clearly. Dr. Ahern is one of the best teachers I've ever encountered. Thank you!

Clarifies the Peritoneum Perfectly!

By Yasho S. on 13. May 2019 for Abdominal Cavity – Peritoneum

Dr. Pickering walks through each piece of parietal and visceral peritoneal pleura and makes it so much easier to understand. Great video!

Great Video for Inguinal Canal!

By Yasho S. on 13. May 2019 for Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region

Best video I have found on the inguinal canal! Simple, clear and easy to understand.

makes so much sense now

By Fiona L. on 13. May 2019 for Renovascular Hypertension

linking the dots for you between normal physiology and pathology. Great!

Way to less information!!

By Alex S. on 12. May 2019 for Cranial Nerve VII: Facial Nerve

It`s almost nothing in this lecture. We need some raports and traiects of the nerves.

Great lecture!

By Yasho S. on 12. May 2019 for Coverings of the Spermatic Cord – Inguinal Region

This subject was so difficult to study in my textbook, but this lecture series on the inguinal canal has been a life-saver! Dr. Pickering really clarifies this topic for you.

Wonderful info

By Maria S. on 11. May 2019 for Chromosomal Disorders

Gives you the basis and covers the necessary topics for a good understanding .

Not detailed enough

By Leo u. on 11. May 2019 for Blood Supply – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall

not really clear. Not a good graphic to show and not highlighted properly to see the clear course of th arteries

Precise and clear

By Cesar J. on 09. May 2019 for Endocrine Pharmacology

Clear and very specific information for my tests the articles were perfect Thanks a lot

No explica la anatomia de este nervio, solo estan consideraciones clinicas

By Melito C. on 09. May 2019 for Cranial Nerve II: Optic Nerve

No explica la anatomia de este nervio, solo estan consideraciones clinicas

Concise and Sufficient

By Derwin P. on 07. May 2019 for Anemia: Iron Studies

Very clear and concise. Explains diagrams and processes extremely well.

It is useful

By Dandu T. on 07. May 2019 for Cubital Fossa – Anatomy of the Arm

Good pictures Understanding the way he teaches Slow and steady

Good job

By Jacqueline H. on 06. May 2019 for Mutant Huntingtin (mHTT) and Treatment of Huntington's Disease

I was able to learn a lot in a short time . I particularly liked how she simplified the material

What is happening?

By Zahid C. on 04. May 2019 for Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

Why is everything all over the place, Im not trying to have a conversation, jumping from place to place just makes me confused. Im not against joking in between but keep it in between. Im not having a monologue here, Im trying to understand and remember a concept that I dont know, Im not discussing something I already know. You cant deliever symptoms like a story, they need to be seperated so it gets organized in my head. Need structure.

nothing great

By Harsh Y. on 04. May 2019 for Liver Disease: Introduction and Commonly Used Liver Test

wached pathoma and then went for this . explaiation not up to the mark

It made GI physiology very easy to understand

By Xavier L. on 03. May 2019 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

I would totally recommend this course, I like how it was organized and how it explained the different biological processes implied on HCl production

Concepts were well explained

By Ruth H. on 03. May 2019 for Learning Outcomes – Pulmonary Blood Flow

The lecturer does a good job of explaining these concepts in a manner that was concise and easy to understand

Great Details, easy to understand

By Carol M. on 03. May 2019 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

Excellent course! I enjoyed learning this system because the material was organized and thorough.

PHYSIOLOGY

By Eric Y. on 02. May 2019 for Reproductive Physiology

EXCELLENT PRESENTATION WITH CLEAR ILLUSTRATIONS. MATERIAL WELL ARRANGED FOR EASY UNDERSTANDING.

Amazing

By Maria C. on 01. May 2019 for Endocrine Physiology

There some topics that are not in the videos that would be amazing if you included. There are some mistakes with the Spanish translate in the subtitles.

Very good!

By Suzana C. on 01. May 2019 for Aging

Thanks, Dr Georgina, for your excellent explanation during all this lecture.

Easy to listen to... clear and concise

By Trace S. on 29. April 2019 for Ovaries and Paramesonephric Ducts

As you mention words/features, would be nice if the words on the screen were highlighted on the images. Hard to find them in the midst of listening.

Immersive video

By Chigozirim E. on 29. April 2019 for Phagocytic Cells

Well organised. Interesting. Coherent. As a result, it becomes very easy to absorb the information without getting confused.

good details

By Ahmed F. on 29. April 2019 for Phagocytosis – Inflammation and Wound Repair

wonderful details & very enjoyable teaching way - u really know how to teach pathology thank u

poor quality presentation

By Veronika K. on 27. April 2019 for Functions of the Cerebellum, Lobes and Hemispheres

Honestly, I really start to regret purchasing Lecturio. It feels like most of the professors don't know what they are talking about and are just reading q text that's in front of them. I went to youtube and searched for cerebellum and found free videos that are way better than this..

Decent

By sidra M. on 26. April 2019 for Pericardial Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

This was a good lecture- high yield, well explained & well structured

great ....

By Metehan A. on 26. April 2019 for Shigella – Enteric Bacteria

well most know that shigella destroys gis mucosa...but the pathophysiology is now clear...thanx lecturio

Poor lecture

By Talal A. on 26. April 2019 for Cochlea

The doctor reads from the slides. Not good at explaining difficult concept.

Short and precise

By Robson M. on 26. April 2019 for Tubulointerstitial Diseases

Lectures are short and precise,highlighting the most critical points

love it

By Godsuccess A. on 26. April 2019 for Important Concepts and Terms — Introduction to Microbiology

It is very audible, good sound system, analysed with pictures and really more defined

very fast lecture.

By Dr madeeha S. on 25. April 2019 for Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes

please speak slowly otherwise, your way of teaching is good. Thank you.

Great course!

By Sergio R. on 25. April 2019 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

This course was great overall. Dr. Raj is very passionate when he teaches.

Clear, easy to digest

By Bashair Y. on 24. April 2019 for Pharmacology of Blood Coagulation

Straight to the point with enough explanation and integration of real medical cases.

Dr Raj is one of the best lecturers in Lecturio

By norah A. on 24. April 2019 for Extravascular Hemolysis

Dr Raj is one of the best lecturers in Lecturio, I really like the way he explains everything and his sense of humour

Really good!

By Rong F. on 24. April 2019 for Cell Cycle Controls

This is pretty good introduction! haha how to control the cell cycle

useful - thankyou!

By Sanita K. on 24. April 2019 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

manageable amount, not too long but goes into enough depth speed of speech is nice and easy to understand - not too fast

Great lec!

By Alexandra F. on 24. April 2019 for Understanding Genetics

I thought that this was very thorough and went over lots of the material that my current professor is going over. Some of the questions were either a little simple but reiterated take home points, or were left-field as the material was not covered in the specific video I just watched. Overall I would recommend this course to anyone struggling in genetics + read the comments because she does a great job in answering and clarifying questions you may not know that you had.

A+ lecturer

By Anneke A. on 24. April 2019 for Fate of Pyruvate – Glycolysis and Pyruvate Metabolism

A+ teaching style and delivery thank you Dr Ahern for making a difficult topic easier to digest

Perfect Raj

By esila nur e. on 23. April 2019 for Alpha Thalassemia: Etiology

As a first year medical student i can understand very clearly , Mr. Raj is really good.

Qualifyed Educator

By Aisha A. on 22. April 2019 for Types of Muscle Contractions

very well explained and is easy to understand, the graphics were very clear and it was synchronized with the explanation , I would definitely like to watch another lecture from Mr.Thad Wilson.

Not good at all

By Antonio N. on 21. April 2019 for Systolic Dysfunction

Jumping important steps of the explanation. He have the ability to transform something simple in to something hard to understand.

The lecture needs improvement

By Talal A. on 20. April 2019 for Direct and Indirect Basal Ganglia Pathway

I don't understand anything in this lecture. The math might be a way for memorizing the pathway but does not help me to understand how the pathway really works.

Not Enough about Staph (Missed S. Saprophyticus and S. Epidermidis)

By Derwin P. on 18. April 2019 for Staphylococci

This set of lectures on Staph were very generalized and did not cover the other Staph bacteria commonly seen on STEP 1 (i.e. saprophyticus and epidermidis). This seems to be a common theme of not going deep enough to cover material necessary for STEP, yet advertising that you all cover enough material for STEP 1.

neurons

By sinthia m. on 18. April 2019 for Neuron

He explained thoroughly and I was able to understand without having to use the lecture. I really like the quizzes that are given. wish the quiz had more questions though

NICE PRESENTATION

By Linda P. on 17. April 2019 for Operant Conditioning – Associative Learning (PSY, BIO)

The lecture was very well explained with very practical examples

Congrats!

By Gemma S. on 17. April 2019 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Very nice course, I learnt a lot about how these meds works. Dr have a good and easy way to explain it

Awesome but...

By Aydarus M. on 17. April 2019 for Clavicle – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

It was a great source of info I just wish it more of a deeper source rather than a sort of overview

Well taught and easy to follow

By Ryan S. on 17. April 2019 for Pituitary Hormones

Love Raj’s speaking and teaching style: very conversational but professional and easy to follow. It’s like you’re face to face in a real lecture with him. I like all of his lectures!

Needs a bit of improvement

By Jordan D. on 16. April 2019 for Autosomal Disorders and Genomic Imprinting

This particular class video is not very helpful at all. I feel like genomic imprinting can be explained more efficiently and more clearly than what is portrayed in the video.

Decent course but a bit boring at times

By Mathew C. on 16. April 2019 for CNS Infections - Clinical Neurology

This course delivered a lot of information and useful techniques with regards to the analysis of CSF to determine the cause of meningitis and the rundown of most of the clinical presentations of these disorders. I also enjoyed having the summary at the end of each video to give an overview to each condition and the main points to remember about each. The actual pathophysiological teaching leaves much to be desired as do the slides themselves. Dr Raj is good at delivering things in an interesting way when he has the right slides. These ones are just text most of the time which makes things much less interesting. It would also be nice to get more of an insight into the pathophysiological mechanisms of each disease both macro and micro

Not too informative

By kartikey t. on 15. April 2019 for Spinal Cord

Not too explanative.. Your articles are more informative thaymn your videos

Great lecture!

By Sree D. on 15. April 2019 for DNA Replication and Repair

Actually I saw the YouTube add . And I watched the lecture . The information is given in short and precise manner. Understood everything.

Get it done!

By Andreas F. on 14. April 2019 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

This may be the best tutor in lecturio, according to my preference of high tempo, fast questions and high yield facts. He promts, even urge you to be your best.

Purely Precise and Simple explanation of Complex topics

By robin b. on 14. April 2019 for Acute Phase Response

thanks a lot Doc... for these videos , really helpful and cleared all my doubts

Good

By Lieze C. on 13. April 2019 for G-Protein Coupled Receptors (GPCRs)

The video helped me understanding this topic with visual representation

please show what are you talking about

By Mehmet C. on 12. April 2019 for Ovary: Secondary and Mature Follicle – Female Reproductive System

I felt like someone read me a text loudly. It would be much better, if you try to show or point what structure you are talking about. In this way, everything stay as complicated as I read textbook.

Good.

By ????? പ. on 12. April 2019 for Introduction to Renal Blood Flow

Succintly summarised with contstant references back to other relevant topics

Alright course but poorly delivered

By Mathew C. on 12. April 2019 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Content of the lectures were useful especially when breaking down the components of each nerve. However, much of the lectures consisted of reading from slides which is entirely pointless as i can do that myself. It would also have been handy to include clinical testing techniques for each nerve as these will be important tests for us as doctors

cool presentation!

By Estrella Lizbeth M. on 12. April 2019 for Other Causes of Dementia

Dr. Raj lectures are always funny This lecture is short, provides key points, easy to remember Excellent explanation for the anatomical-clinical correlation

Better than some but still not perfect.

By Mathew C. on 11. April 2019 for Ventricular System: Ventricles and Communication

Breakdown and delivery of the information was much better than many other lectures in this part of the curriculum. However, the lecturer seemed confused and delivered information in a confusing way towards the end. I also noticed that one of the tables in the slides changes suddenly to read something different and this confuses things further. Overall a lecture capable of delivering useful information in a concise way.

Needs more structure

By sidra M. on 11. April 2019 for Hypertension: Endocrine & Cardiovascular Causes

This lecturer no matter what lecture he's doing is always a little all over the place- it's hard to follow alot of the times. The whole point of paying for lecturio is to get high yield information understood - not to end up more confused. What's more frustrating is this particular lecturer has done alot of lectures on so many topics...

very indept lecture

By queen o. on 10. April 2019 for Epithelium: Classification

I felt like I was sitting in the classroom with the lecturer. He taught with precision and knowledge that I can easily guess what a histologic slide is with his explanations. Very grateful for this lecture

shirsch567@aol.com

By Stephen H. on 10. April 2019 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I am a retired Ph.D. chemist with limited training in the life sciences. I have been studying the life sciences diligently during the last eight years and recently included Lecturio as part of my curriculum. The valvular heart disease section provides an excellent introduction to this subject. To my delight, I find that I am able to answer most of the questions correctly after listening to the lectures, even before reading the articles (which I do diligently, usually more than once).

A+ lecturer

By Anneke A. on 10. April 2019 for Vision: Photoreception

Tone, delivery, ease of comprehension for complex material - perfect. Thank you

traingle of neck

By Eumna T. on 10. April 2019 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

I like the slow and convincing way of teaching and obviously this is so good

Absolutely insufficient for USMLE

By Kyle S. on 10. April 2019 for Bacteria

The material taught seemed to comprise of only 10% of what we need to know for USMLE. Various bacteria ranging from gram positive cocci all the way to mycobacteria were all missing. And even with the bacteria taught ( streptococci, staphyloccci , vibrio , e.coli , shigella, salmonella) lacked a tremendous amount of depth. Very disappointing that I paid for this. Hoping virology lectures will be better.

love dr. raj

By Ahmed F. on 09. April 2019 for Iron Deficiency Anemia: Iron Studies

i love every dr. gaj lecture he gets into details - repeat many times - joyful

Not complete information

By Wajiha A. on 09. April 2019 for Cranial Nerve IX: Glossopharyngeal Nerve

Nucleus must be introduced and explain the complete course of the nerve .

Like It Very Much!

By Anwr A. on 09. April 2019 for Glomerulonephritis

The lecture is awesome, It really helped me understanding Glomerulonephritis. The lecturer is excellent, slides are excellent, repeating was crucial for this topic. I would recommend this to all medical students, who are struggling to understand Glomerulonephritis. Very Helpful.

Perfect Resource

By Vidal V. on 09. April 2019 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Just what I have been looking for since I decided to go into the medical field. Just perfect for all my needs. Thanks

he makes me reason first and memorize later, so it's much easier

By Dan P. on 08. April 2019 for Aortic Regurgitation: Visualization

he makes me reason first and memorize later, so it's much easier

Starling Forces

By Melanie G. on 08. April 2019 for Starling Forces

Very clear and thoroughly explained! You made a complex concept very simple. Thank you!

Short and consice

By Julius K. on 08. April 2019 for Child Development and Behavior

Material contains pretty much everything I need to know. I have noticed a few typed errors but not enough to disturb the learning experience.

My Review!

By Daniah M. on 08. April 2019 for Blood: Introduction

I love it. I learned quite a lot. Explained very well on a simple-minded person like me. And I was able to ace the quiz somehow. So yes, thank you very much!

thank you so mush it was helpful

By gumaa a. on 07. April 2019 for Glomerulonephritis

thank you so mush it was helpful thank you so mush it was helpful

thank you so mush it was helpful

By gumaa a. on 07. April 2019 for Tubulointerstitial Diseases

thank you so mush it was helpful thank you so mush it was helpful

thank you so mush it was helpful

By gumaa a. on 07. April 2019 for Pericardial Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

thank you so mush it was helpful .thank you so mush it was helpful

thank you so mush it was helpful

By gumaa a. on 07. April 2019 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

thank you so mush it was helpful00 thank you so mush it was helpful

thank you so mush it was helpful

By gumaa a. on 07. April 2019 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

thank you so mush it was helpful thank you so mush it was helpful

Well explained

By Nielsen R. on 07. April 2019 for Acute Headache: Hypertensive Urgency and Cluster Headache (Horton's Syndrome)

Well explained. The failure was to be so explicit without a lot of explanation.

Very helpful

By Sonya M. on 07. April 2019 for Psoriasis

The derm lectures have been surprisingly helpful and as always Dr Raj keeps it clear, funny, and to the point.

Love it

By Ryan S. on 07. April 2019 for Adaptive Immune System

I have decided not to go to uni, but am still learning like a champ with Lecturio. Getting amazing value and amazing quality lectures. My professor got back to me the next day answering my question which was brilliant!

Great

By Luis C. on 06. April 2019 for ANS - Pharmacology

It makes very easy to understand a topic that I has been for me to grasp

Nice lecture

By Shyam D. on 06. April 2019 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

This lectur have all about anterior and posterior triangle in an easy way.

clear and easy to understand

By Kewalee R. on 05. April 2019 for Tumor Vaccines

very good pacing, clear, and well structured course. Thank you !

Review

By Miguel J. on 05. April 2019 for Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

He speaks very, very fast and uncoherent. However what he is saying is gold so you get alot of information in a short amount of time. Just make sure you note like a madman and you will be fine.

Cardiac pharmacology

By Maria Z. on 05. April 2019 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Ut is so helpful especially for my studies. I give you guys 5 star.

i like it so much . thank you

By gumaa a. on 04. April 2019 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Development

i like it so much . thank you i like it so much . thank you i like it so much . thank you

Good lecture

By Maria Elizabeth A. on 04. April 2019 for Lipids, Fats and Oils

I loved the correlation with margarine and butter, it helps to understand and remember the topic.

conceptos de el sistema hipofisiario

By maria b. on 04. April 2019 for Hypothalamic–Pituitary–Thyroid Axis

la importancia sel sistema hipofisiario y su relacion directa con la regulación del cuerpo

perfectly done.

By Paul J. on 04. April 2019 for Rexed Laminae and Spinal Cord Tracts

The lecturer made the laminae look simple and memorable and definitely gotta be watched by peers since it gives a simple breaking down of presentation that makes it more easier to store it up.

Very boring, slow and inadequate!!

By SHUBHAM S. on 04. April 2019 for Le Fort Fractures – Cranium (Skull)

I personally didn't found these lectures much informative, the speed of the professor is extremely slow plus the slides provided in it has more than 55 pages lot of times for a single lecture instead of compiling it in a good way. Must work with the slides provided in the download items. The lecture would be useful if it would have engaged the whole thing clinically like which le forte fracture will be associated with rhinorrhea, etc.

Review

By Andrew M. on 04. April 2019 for Respiratory Physiology

Competent expert relating basic physiology principles well. Emphasis on aspects of physiology that relate to most common respiratory pathology. Good introduction and aid for the novice. Quiz questions after each lecture help reinforce key messages. Over time, Lecturio might be able to invest in more sophisticated graphics such as animations, to support the lecture's teaching objective and aid learning. The lecturer with powerpoint presentation can be a fairly benign and sometimes, unengaging method of teaching.

Congratulations

By Pavan D. on 04. April 2019 for Myocyte Conduction Pathway and Atrioventricular Block (AV) – Heart Rate and Electricity

It was Very clear, had good retoric and the picures were easy to remeber

useful lecture

By Neuer N. on 03. April 2019 for Respiratory System: Introduction

I have watched this introduction about functions and structures of the respiratory sysem and i have tried to answer about question. I can say really a useful lecture. i like it

Very Nice Histo Lecture on Skin

By Ilay B. on 03. April 2019 for Skin (Integumentary System)

Made personally complicated and hard-to-take-in material very clear for me. It was very helpful with the definitions of the histological terms and summarized the skin topic very well. I am getting ready for my first histology exam and this video helped a lot!

gggggreat lecturer,precise delivery

By queen o. on 03. April 2019 for Dendritic Cells, Eosinophils, Basophils, Mast Cells and Innate Lymphoid Cells

he brings immunology to life in a very clear way with regulated pace that facilitates understanding

great lecture

By Samira D. on 03. April 2019 for False Positives and False Negatives – Screening Tests

The lecturer is great! My concepts seem to be a lot clearer. However, the answers to the quiz questions need to be displayed somewhere, as i found them quite tough.

Very easy to understand !

By Aditya T. on 02. April 2019 for Malformations in Cerebellar Development

Thank you sir for keeping it simple and easy to understand!

amazing

By Ahmed F. on 02. April 2019 for Heme Synthesis

it is really amazing lecture & has been organized well thank you

neat presentation

By Paul J. on 01. April 2019 for Fascial Spaces and Surgical Access to Trachea – Neck

i liked the clinical correlations and the emergency incisions which was clearly explained.

Excellent!

By Samatha t. on 01. April 2019 for General Facts – Blood Formation

Excellent! I wish he did all the lectures on here.. Easily understood everything and I was able to follow..the sequence.

2 thumbs up

By Zelika S. on 01. April 2019 for Arteries, Veins, Capillaries and Lymph Vessels: Summary

The party trick was a nice way to end the lecture. thank you, guys, for always giving your best to explain a topic.

Great classes!

By Victor R. on 31. March 2019 for Types of Studies

All explained in a very comprehensive way, with good and practical examples.

excelent presentation

By Mayory R. on 31. March 2019 for Mitral Valve Prolapse: Introduction

excellent review! I finally understood. All these concepts are difficult for FNP students. I think Dr. Raj made it easy to understand, to follow and it was humorous. Thank you

require book

By t p s. on 31. March 2019 for Pelvic Floor – Pelvic Wall and Floor

content is superb but need more explanation on this topic

Simple and efficient, thanks for the french traduction, your video and quizz help me a lot !

By Marion E. on 31. March 2019 for Lip

Simple and efficient, thanks for the french traduction, your video and quizz help me a lot !

shallow and uninformative - reading the textbook will be more efficient

By Sören H. on 31. March 2019 for Seborrheic Dermatitis

no pathophysiology, epidemiology and risks explained explanations are shallow, very hastily spoken and with very little extra info. Not happy with this course

Great lecturer

By Nadia A. on 31. March 2019 for Iron Deficiency Anemia: Introduction

I love the way Dr. Raj teaches, very concise and interesting.

Very usefull

By Julián B. on 30. March 2019 for Hypertension Diagnosis: Three Checks

Great explanation of the topics, and sometimes funny, I don't get bored with this presentation.

Stroke (CVA)

By Trish M. on 29. March 2019 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

Lecture on this topic was clear and easy to follow. Terminology was and the appropriate to promote understanding and retention.

Very good information

By Steven R. on 29. March 2019 for Frontal Lobe

the information was presented really well I found the information to be presented very well I wish the lecture had more detail but it was really good lecture.

Review uses some memory tools

By Michael M. on 28. March 2019 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Dr. Raj does an excellent job in providing memory tools as well as making the review funny.

Clear and to the point

By nasan A. on 28. March 2019 for Purine de novo Metabolism Regulation

I loved how I understood the bigger picture in the end of the lecture

Solo falta en espeñol

By Neuer N. on 28. March 2019 for Cerebral Cortex

Solo falta que también sea en español :`) para que la dinámica sirva para los países de habla hispana

Great video!

By Chigozirim E. on 27. March 2019 for Proline and Arginine Synthesis

Clear and Comprehensive explanation. Not too detailed but enough to understand.

Parasympathetic and sympathetic functions what are the connection of it

By Rochell D. on 27. March 2019 for Overview of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

I like how he explained about the lecture. He explained it very well and because of that I learned

sad

By Dina M. on 26. March 2019 for Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

its distracting to try and understand the words he is saying bc of how he is saying them. dislike

Clavicle

By Daniela P. on 25. March 2019 for Clavicle – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

He is always clear in his lectures and is easy to understand him

clear lecture with a very nice form of delivery, quality is "where you find it", recommend to anyone interested in aging

By Avi N. on 25. March 2019 for Cellular Aging and Genomic Instability

Quality is "where you find it". The lecturer goes over a lot of information with a very pleasant demeanor.

Don't leave this lecture too early

By Timmi H. on 25. March 2019 for Malignant Neoplasm: Invasion and Metastasis – Neoplasia

At first, it was quite hard to listen to his lecture but later, with the help of subtitle, I found he taught in an awesome way which helped me to understand it. He might talk fast but he is a good teacher

My lecture review

By Linda P. on 25. March 2019 for Formation of the Right and Left Atria

Nice lecture, but i would understand this better if there were 3D animation videos....That would make it more visual and interesting...

v good explanation

By Muhammad A. on 24. March 2019 for Pleural Membranes – Pulmonary Structures and Esophagus

v good lecture style . your videos are so simple that I can easily understand...thank u sir

Great

By Enrique L. on 24. March 2019 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

I like so much the content of this course and how the doctor provide the information

He is a king in teaching>>

By ARCHANA R. on 23. March 2019 for Heart Sounds

OMG wonderfully explained .He is one among few who gives us confidence that we would remember things till exam.

He is a king in teaching>>

By ARCHANA R. on 23. March 2019 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

One of the best teachers i have come across. He makes the lecture so interesting and the voice modulation prevents us from getting distracted......Awesome teacher.

Very excellent job Dr.Vincent

By Mohamed A. on 22. March 2019 for Fungi

nothing could be better, I liked your way and simplicity with fully clear explanations.

great lectures

By Allan K. on 21. March 2019 for Diseases of the Nephron

I love the way Carlo teaches what may seem as complex concepts so simply. easy to understand and with such humor. I am enjoying this lecture series. Can listen to him all day. Thank you Carlo.

One of the best references for immunology

By Mohamed A. on 21. March 2019 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

As Usual superb , immunology is a tough subject, but you made it easy.

excellent job Dr.Vincent

By Mohamed A. on 21. March 2019 for Viruses

clear helpful illustrations. although history took much time, but I liked the way you went through it, your slides also were simple, not crowded and well organized.

the best one so far

By Mohamed A. on 21. March 2019 for Bacteria

it's very clear course with direct points and simple explanations.Also the notes and slides are well done.

Difficult but useful course

By Mathew C. on 20. March 2019 for Urinary Tract Physiology

The content of this course was fairly comprehensive and Professor Wilson does a good job of explaining most of the content. The quiz questions are also useful though sometimes poorly worded. I really liked the last few lectures on the more clinical practicalities of the content we had just learned. The course is arranged in a way that makes it somewhat difficult to follow sometimes. I had to go away and make sure i was read up fairly well on the kidney before i could understand enough to watch through all the lectures and i feel a better introduction to the kidney and how its anatomy and physiology are arranged and interconnect would have been useful. I think a section regarding the interaction of pharmacology and renal physiology would also have been a nice touch. All in all, worthwhile once you can begin to understand it

Not close to test questions

By Ge J. on 20. March 2019 for Viruses

It tells the information is not really close to the USMLE questions.

NICE PRESENTATION

By Linda P. on 19. March 2019 for Early Development of the Heart

This is the best app i have ever come accross for board preps Thank u lecturio...

Head and neck

By Ike K. on 19. March 2019 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Not detailed at all! Especially when compared to other lectures. Was lacking a lot of anatomical learning points

Good detail, but missed earlier regions of Leukocyte migration

By Matthieu M. on 19. March 2019 for Acute inflammatory, Type I interferon and NK cell responses

When you touched on leukocyte migration, you began at the stage of "adhesion" when many medical students should include the first two steps before this. It should include Margination, where leukocytes follow lamina flow while being pushed by erythrocytes onto the barriers of the endothelial cells, then rolling, where selectin proteins are adhesion molecules which weakly attach onto these leukocytes causing them to "roll" .... and then do i believe you should be able to talk about the adhesion and transmigration parts. If you could add this in, it would be quite useful. especially because many students are trusting these lecture to have the utmost information. Thank you very much. When you spoke on the topic itself though, it was quite organised and detailed.

Great Lecture

By Laura P. on 19. March 2019 for B-Cell Immunodeficiencies: Common Variable Immunodeficiency, X-linked Agammaglobulinemia and Selective IgA Deficiency – Primary Immunodeficiency

The lecture was amazing, it had all the important details that my textbook had, but at the same time it was very punctual and didactic. I was able to visualize all the things that I read with good examples.

Virus Basics

By Cecii T. on 19. March 2019 for Viral Genomes

Simple and easy to understand, he really likes the subject. I wish the videos were longer with more information. Maybe an advance lecture? Thank you!

Good classes

By Jesus manuel I. on 19. March 2019 for Benzodiazepines – Sedative Hypnotics

Great explained classes, they are short and cover all subjects

Concise and easy to follow

By Andrea E. on 18. March 2019 for Periodic Table for Biology – Chemistry

I found this lecture very concise and easy to despite being quite basic. I have always struggled with understanding atomic structure and feel that it's due to information overload. This lecture provides just the right amount of information to build on.

simple and easy

By Mohammed A. on 18. March 2019 for Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

thank you dr. Wilson . very good and easy understandable info with a lot of important topics

Repaso

By Troll Jaja S. on 18. March 2019 for Sleep Stages

Es una muy buena clase, el tema se entiende muy bien.

Cannot finish one idea

By Pavan D. on 17. March 2019 for Systolic Dysfunction

He cannot follow through with one explanation!.... He jumps from one concept to another :@

Not at all helpful

By Thea H. on 15. March 2019 for Increased Intracranial Pressure: Introduction

Provided no useful explanations on the topic and I ended up looking for information on google to understand it myself. To much joking around and too little professionalism.

good

By Neuer N. on 15. March 2019 for Acute Inflammation: Stages – Inflammation and Wound Repair

there is a confusion between cds and sylial on neutrophiles, overall it was good

It is really fascinating with the clarity that is expressed and the rhythm as it goes, if the proper attention and reason is giv

By Luis E. on 15. March 2019 for Heart: Introduction

It is really fascinating with the clarity that is expressed and the rhythm as it goes, if the proper attention and reason is given, the presentation is totally understandable

well tought!

By Paola Alejandra T. on 13. March 2019 for Statistics: Basics

great, simple straight forward. Liked the examples and the questions asked.

Lacking important information

By Elizabeth N. on 13. March 2019 for Viruses

Mr Racaniello explained viral genetics very well in this course, however clinical diseases (measles, mumps, hepatitis viruses, etc) were not mentioned. Most importantly, HIV was not discussed.

Very Clear Explanation!

By Ilay B. on 13. March 2019 for Perfect Enzyme and Lineweaver Burk Plot – Enzyme Classification

I finally understood why we have Lineweaver Burk Plot and how we read it.

Well presented, but incomplete material

By Elizabeth N. on 12. March 2019 for Bacteria

Mr Racaniello presents all of the material very well and I believe that he is an excellent lecturer. However, there are many important types of bacteria missing from this course. Pseudomonas, Treponema Pallidum, zoonoses, Clostridium, Tetanus, Helicobacter Pylori, Neisseria, Bordetella, etc. USMLEs step 1 go into great detail regarding many of these bacteria that were omitted from this course.

got me through my molecular genetics module at university!

By Abs C. on 12. March 2019 for Medical Genetics

i knew next to nothing about molecular genetics, however after 6 weeks using lecturio ive gone from 20% in the practice tests at university to 70-80% each topic is subcategorised, easy to follow, and Dr. cornwall not only illustrates brilliantly but also delivers the otherwise difficult to understand material in a clear and concise manner,

Good lecture

By Bruce T. on 11. March 2019 for Cell Cycle Controls

Concise with good use of slides and professional presence and dress.

Great and clear lecture, with detailed

By Emmanuel G. on 11. March 2019 for Acute Inflammation: Stages – Inflammation and Wound Repair

I thought it was just like my professor very concise, with powerful imagery.

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Great lecturer!

By Amar B. on 10. March 2019 for Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands: Conclusion

Great series on the Kidneys! Informative, not too content heavy.

No thanks

By Anna S. on 10. March 2019 for Acute Hypoxemic

Why is he not speaking in full sentences? He's talking like Yoda I'm on my free trial and definitely won't be buying a subscription after this

Wonderful

By Victoria W. on 10. March 2019 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Dr. Pickering's lectures are great. He focuses on what's important and everything is exceptionally well organized. The only thing I would add to the lectures is various mnemonics available for the upper limb.

Amazing

By Victoria W. on 10. March 2019 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

Dr. Deonandan is great! I found my epidemiology lectures really difficult to focus upon, but he makes it interesting. I thought his summaries were great, as well as his simple and straightforward explanations -- with examples!

Poorly presented

By Elizabeth N. on 09. March 2019 for Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOS)

I find it very difficult to understand and follow this lecture. The material itself is not difficult to understand, but the way it is being taught by the lecturer is rather confusing.

Clear, concise and very informative

By kinza b. on 08. March 2019 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

I have a basis of immunology from undergraduate but most was memorised but after watching just a few videos he has managed to form links in my knowledge. I am truly satisfied with such a clear explanation. Thank you.

THANK YOU

By JYOTI R. on 08. March 2019 for Fertilization and Implantation

AMAZING LECTURER I UNDERSTOOD QUITE WELL. TAUGHT KEY CONCEPTS. STRAIGHT TO THE POINT

was a vision clear of all the topics

By Lucero O. on 08. March 2019 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Was very clear and Know I understand complete this sophisticated topics

concentrate

By Dinara Z. on 07. March 2019 for Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

first time I watched this, I didnt understand anything, now when I am watching it the second time I understood a bit, explanation is good, just takes time to digest!

Simply Awesome

By Christopher A. on 07. March 2019 for Introduction: Pathogens and the Immune System

Like it?.. no i love it. he is by far of all, quite knowledgeable and his delivery is near perfect.

Bravo

By Christopher A. on 06. March 2019 for Descriptive Studies – Epidemiology and Biostatistics

as always, makes the lecture more interesting and simple for a course such as epidemiology

Very good lecture!

By Earl N. on 06. March 2019 for X-linked Inheritance

Very in-depth discussion of X-linked inheritance. A very good resource for studying for exams on human genetics.

Laid out nicely and well comprehensible

By Christopher A. on 05. March 2019 for Epidemiologic Terminology

Question section does really capture the essentials of what was taught

PLEASE LISTEN!

By Sourav T. on 05. March 2019 for Salmonella – Enteric Bacteria

So many sub topics are missing. Please add new lectures to cover those topics. Bacteriology portion is incomplete

All this concepts are difficult to explain but with the method that you apply is easy to understand

By Lucero O. on 05. March 2019 for HER2 Receptor and Bcr-Abl

Was very clear just speak very quickly, then I have to repeat the lesson to understand complete anyway its not important, I would like just when speaking about the oncogenes give some examples about the food that causes

Easy to diggest

By Ameck T. on 04. March 2019 for Ph Homeostasis – How Atoms Come Together to Form a Molecule

I liked it very much because it helped me access materiel that I already new without further complications. It was very easy to comprehend and I will recommend this to everybody needing this for whatever the reasons you need it for.

WOW!!

By SHUBHAM S. on 04. March 2019 for Pharyngeal Arches

Just AMAZING!!!! Thank you Dr Peter for making this lecture so easy. This made me understand more rather than mugging up the derivatives.

All this concepts are difficult to explain but with the method that you apply is easy to understand

By Lucero O. on 04. March 2019 for Ph Homeostasis – How Atoms Come Together to Form a Molecule

Appreciate too much, because after many readings in the books, finally I understand clear having the big picture of this topics . Congratulations to the Teacher .

Great lectures!

By Diego L M. on 03. March 2019 for Heart Failure (HF): Medications

Great content, the useful facts are well explained! Dr Raj is a great professor.

Clear and organized

By Victoria W. on 03. March 2019 for Types of Tumors: Tissue, Benign and Malignant – Neoplasia

He's pretty funny and has a clear lecture style. Very clearly laid out

Great intro

By Victoria W. on 03. March 2019 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia

Well taught and succinct. I enjoyed his style of lecturing, as he uses good intonations.

was a vision clear of all the topics

By Lucero O. on 03. March 2019 for Amino Acid Metabolism

Very much explaining After I did this topics know is easy to undeerstanding

not natural

By studyingwithme 1. on 02. March 2019 for Mendel's Principles and Meiosis – Classic Mendelian Genetics

she looked like she was reading from a script and not focused or natural.

Thanks

By Abdulah A. on 02. March 2019 for Movement – Osteology of Lower Limb

Thank u very much that was very helpful and u made it very clear.

wow

By Niamh D. on 02. March 2019 for Lines of Therapy – Drugs in Hypertension

I loved the questions attached with this lecture, very appropriate and I feel more confident in this area now.

if there are zoom in picture it will be more better

By ahmad a. on 02. March 2019 for Organization of a Skeletal Muscle Fiber

very interesting lecture and good lecturer I have benefited really , good luck

Great explanation!

By Shaheena A. on 02. March 2019 for ANS - Pharmacology

I easily understood the topics which i found difficult in class. Dr. Shukle did not only give examples of prototypical drugs for each class but he also explained how they function by giving scenarios which are easy to remember.

i like it so much . thank you

By gumaa a. on 02. March 2019 for Urinalysis: Introduction

i like the lecture bcz its so organised and so useful thank you all

YOU ARE EVERYTHING A STUDENT NEEDS IN A LECTURER

By Shaheen S. on 01. March 2019 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Great lecture. You have a great and enthusiastic way of explaining.

was a vision clear of all the topics

By Lucero O. on 27. February 2019 for Day 3: To Do List

The information were very good explaining Understanding the metabolic pathways, the clements and components that interview and the total of each process

beautifully presented

By Elizabeth I. on 27. February 2019 for Introduction to Autoimmune Diseases

beautifully presented, key facts highlighted in a logical flow making it easy to remember

awsome

By abdulaziz s. on 27. February 2019 for Venous Drainage – Lower Limb: Superficial Structures and Cutaneous Innervation

because it more fun than going through the anatomy book

Excelente!

By B Richard J. on 27. February 2019 for Nerves and Neurotransmission

Muy bueno, pausado. Buen resumen, ademas evaluación continua del aprendizaje.

Perfectly explained!

By marcus o. on 26. February 2019 for Michaelis-Menten Kinetics: Considerations – Enzyme Classification

Perfect way of explaining complex things. This is rarely seen by lecturers. Wow!

nice layout of information

By Vemokshi S. on 26. February 2019 for Structure of Bones

it was clear and concise easy to understand key points layed out very well

By cornel i. on 26. February 2019 for Scapulohumeral Muscles – Anatomy of the Shoulder

Very nice presentation of the shoulder by Dr James Pickering. Highly recommended!

Nice!!

By kristin k. on 25. February 2019 for Antimicrobial Resistance

yes, very good! Very rethorical and good lecture. I love lecturio

nice

By Mohammed I. on 25. February 2019 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

good job loved it easy abdsorbing and can understand english very well

very nice and to the point explanation

By anchal p. on 25. February 2019 for Functions of the Extraocular Muscles – Orbital Muscles and Innervation

great explanation and quiz is the best part of the lectures

Great!

By Rafael O. on 25. February 2019 for Energy, Enzymes and Metabolism

Amazing lectures. Simplifies complex pathways and process. Really fantastic! Watched every lessons.

content

By kelly n. on 24. February 2019 for Aging

Her approach (straight forward) to each process. Question: please detail the lewy body difference in dementia vs the lewy bodys in Parkinsonism.

great lecture

By habreen s. on 24. February 2019 for Hydrogen Bond Zipper and ATP

she explains it to the point and doesnt waste time going around the topic.

concise. organized. comprehensive

By PEYTON T. on 24. February 2019 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

concise. organized. comprehensive. enunciates well. paced. lecture well coordinated withnslides

Great Lecture!

By Martha V. on 24. February 2019 for Parasympathetic Nervous System (PSNS)

Excellent lecture with very clear points that are made and in excellent chronological order. A fantastic way to get a brief overview and a great way to engrain the topics touched upon in the article.

FABULOUS!

By Anne c. on 23. February 2019 for Glomerulonephritis

Dr. Raj is great! His presentations are interesting, to the point and you DO learn, even when somewhat tired. I enjoy and look forward to seeing these lectures.

Dr. Delves has blown my mind with how well he lectures. BRavo, truly

By Matthieu M. on 22. February 2019 for Organization of the Immune System

I enjoyed many other lecture series here on Lecturio, but thus far, immunology is my favourite and this is purely due to Dr. Delves. Following Immunology studies in medical school, I greatly tested it, but after listening to only a few of his lectures, I've not only learned to love immunology, but I'm excited to dive into it further. Thank you.

excellent presentation!

By Chen S. on 20. February 2019 for Cardiac Physiology

great presentation by dr. Wilson. i enjoyed it a lot and would recommend it to my colleagues

LOL

By B?o B. on 20. February 2019 for Rheumatology: Introduction and Overview

His "How are you?" was new for me. LOL. Who are you, are you the Raj I've known?

No mental structure when talking.

By Exequiel P. on 20. February 2019 for Primary and Secondary Hypertension (JNC 8 Guidelines)

Please, remove these videos. Hate the "are you gettin' it" ..."welcome to ...."... "do you remember". Looks like a monologue. Really, I think that I wasted my money. I'll try watching another videos. But I can't deal with this guy. No mental-order at all when talkink.

Nice presentation

By Estrella Lizbeth M. on 20. February 2019 for Early Development of the Heart

Dr. Ward goes fast but stepwise. Great presentation, well explained, very dynamic.

Please, be more conceptual. Too much blah-blah.

By Exequiel P. on 20. February 2019 for Hypertension Diagnosis: Three Checks

Too fast-talking. No explanation at all, just shooting questions to the sky.

Hay un peritoneo parietal y peritoneo visceral. Y tambien se dividen en un saco mayor y un saco menor.

By Eunice M. on 19. February 2019 for Abdominal Cavity – Peritoneum

Pude entender facilmente el tema. Me gusta muchisimo lo breve y resumido que es el tema y que se apoya en ilustraciones que facilitan el aprendizaje.

Incredibly helpful!

By Kristianne Gaile L. on 18. February 2019 for Urinary Tract Physiology

The video lectures helped me organize the information I already knew and filled the gaps in between. I appreciated how Dr. Wilson was concise and straight to the point with his lectures.

Very useful and interesting

By Elena G. on 18. February 2019 for Epithelium: Introduction

I think that this lesson was very interesting and easy to understand. 5 starts out of 5.

Into the point. Easy to understand

By Maria S. on 17. February 2019 for Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

Love it when you can get 4 book pages of information in less than 5 minutes.

great lecture

By martha C. V. on 17. February 2019 for Innate Immune System

great lecture by Dr Delves , would be great if there was some clinical correlation

Nice!

By Eleftherios B. on 16. February 2019 for Toxin-mediated Diseases – Staphylococcus Infection

Nice one, well described, nice talker, I enjoyed a lot. Keep it up!

Amazing!

By Kaylee B. on 16. February 2019 for Hepatitis C

Informative! There were quite a few different things i learned from this lecture. I now have a better understanding of the disease.

So and so

By Eleftherios B. on 15. February 2019 for Autoimmune Diseases

Speaks too fast Could include more detail Pronunciation was a little bit strange

About the heart wall and the layers of the wall and how the fibrous skeletal is importent

By Batoul D. on 15. February 2019 for Layers of the Heart Wall

I loved his lecture . He makes it very simple to understand and he focus on the important things .

Very good lecture

By Ana G. on 15. February 2019 for Inguinal Hernias – Inguinal Region

Very clear . The image is excellent. The causes of the hernia are taken in other lectures and this one is focused on the way that is made. perfect for a first approximation to surgery.

I hope I found this 5 years ago

By Herry H. on 14. February 2019 for Hypertension: Therapeutics

Great explanation, simple but effective. I just watch videos in hypertension in cardiology playlist. When the quiz pop up, I answer them all ????% correctly. What does that mean? The explanation in the video is easy to remember. Really, if I have money, I wanna subscribe for 1 year and watch all the video. Thank you for the great lecture, Lecturio. From Indonesia

Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

By Tuna A. on 13. February 2019 for Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

un clear speaking and super facial tones. please use more clear speak

Thank you!!

By Vivien H. on 13. February 2019 for Glycogen Metabolism: Glycogen Breakdown

This lecture was explained super clear and to the point. Thank you!

Found it very helpful!

By Yehoshua W. on 13. February 2019 for Hyperlipidemia

Very good! Helpful for repetition and revising the learned material! would love to see a pointer or a laser used in all of the lectures- it would make following along much easier. Thanks, Dr. Raj, great videos!

Thank you Professor Craig

By Pedro A. on 13. February 2019 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Very nice explanation Easy approach Perfect timing Thank you Professor

Good.

By Alisha W. on 12. February 2019 for Eyeball and Retina

This is nice a clear and well paced lecture. It's easy to understand. Thanks.

Audio-Video Issue

By Andrey K. on 12. February 2019 for Shunts Present in Congenital Heart Diseases

Dr Ward is all good but the Audio-Video do not line up for this video.

Easy to understand

By Nathaly Y. on 11. February 2019 for Smallpox – Epidemiology and Biostatistics

Easy to understand. Shows the most importants points and has one of the most important facts to epidemiology.

High Yield Heart

By Andrey K. on 11. February 2019 for Cardiovascular Gross Anatomy

Hit all the high yield heart basics! Great explanations and use of diagrams/illustrations.

Nice explanation and given in a good pace.

By Peter Reynold R. on 11. February 2019 for Allergy: Genetics and IgE

Nice explanation, good pace. Excelent for non English Speakers, like me (Brazil). Thnaks a lot.

Didn't help at all.

By Keila O. on 08. February 2019 for Systolic Dysfunction

It is really hard to follow. I can't understand what the different curves mean. It is never clear enough. I wish the lecturer had been more clear about what he was talking about.

Excellent

By Joe G. on 08. February 2019 for Cells of the Adaptive Immune System

Very clear lectures that flow seamlessly with easy to remember high yield points. Very easy to follow.

Needs more information about the photoreceptors, but quite good otherwise

By Matthieu M. on 07. February 2019 for Eyeball and Retina

I think you could have gone in a little more in depth into the structure of photoreceptors. There were also a few other cells, such as the horizontal cells which backpack onto parts of the visual pathway-this knowledge is essential to understanding concepts of contrast. overall i do think it was a good lecture, but a little more depth into the vitreous humour and the aquous humour would have also helped

Excellent presentation

By Victor L. on 06. February 2019 for T-Cell Development – Lymphocyte Development

Clear and concise information presented in a systemic manner. Good balance between clinical and scientific knowledge.

Lectures

By Jameel S. on 06. February 2019 for Descending Aorta – Thoracic Vessels

to be honest, the lectures are super boring to watch

Great Lecture!

By Sabina J. on 05. February 2019 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Contains all the necessary introductory information about Immune System and Organs

super helpful

By Mohammed A. on 05. February 2019 for ANS - Pharmacology

first thank you Dr. shukle for this lectures. amazing lectures great explanation . it covers all important topics for ANS

High yield and clear

By Victoria W. on 04. February 2019 for Coronary Circulation – Heart (Cor)

Fantastic. High yield with clear information. Very succinct and specific. Clearly laid out and organized.

Thanks

By Maria Isabel G. on 04. February 2019 for Aortic Regurgitation: Visualization

Making great explanations so you actually understand and don't have to memorize

High yield information

By Daren O. on 03. February 2019 for Biotechnology

Well done! Very targeted information. For those that say it’s not as deep as their classroom lecture, it is not designed to be. Again,what we are supposed to get out of this course is the high yield information...and we are getting it. Thank you so much Dr. Cornwall.

Parásitos

By Hedwin V. on 03. February 2019 for Bacteria

Me encanta, todo bien conciso, de manera muy explicada y digerible de combrender

Favorite lecturer!

By Iola A. on 02. February 2019 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

Clearly explanations, every piece of knowledge that prof. Ahem shares with listeners is facilely absorbed and stays in the mind.

great lecture

By Abida A. on 02. February 2019 for Toxicology Questions & Case Studies

easy simple and clear lecture was by dr pavin Shukel

very clear and effective lessons

By samantha r. on 02. February 2019 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

one of the best lecturer that i have seen. thank you very much,the way he is doing easy to remember all the facts.

very clear and effective lessons

By samantha r. on 02. February 2019 for Heart Sounds

one of the best lecturer that i have seen. thank you very much,the way he is doing easy to remember all the facts.

very clear and effective lessons

By samantha r. on 02. February 2019 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

one of the best lecturer that i have seen. thank you very much,the way he is doing easy to remember all the facts.

very clear and effective lessons

By samantha r. on 02. February 2019 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

one of the best lecturer that i have seen. thank you very much,the way he is doing easy to remember all the facts.

very clear and effective lessons

By samantha r. on 02. February 2019 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

one of the best lecturer that i have seen. thank you very much,the way he is doing easy to remember all the facts.

very clear and effective lessons

By samantha r. on 02. February 2019 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

one of the best lecturer that i have seen. thank you very much,the way he is doing easy to remember all the facts.

Clear and detailed lecture

By Kee K. on 01. February 2019 for Extravascular Hemolysis

Considerate and well performed explanations, look forward for more good outcomes. Thank you doctor.

Pro. Thad Wilson, THANK YOU!

By Oscass Jimmy R. on 01. February 2019 for Flow, Pressure and Resistance Theory – Blood Vessels and Pressure (Hemodynamics)

I just love this Professor. He has made physiology quite simple. He is a true professor. I hope to meet him one time and gain from his vast knowledge face to face.

Revision

By Atul K. on 01. February 2019 for Humoral Immunity: Structure of Antibodies and Immunoglobulin Domains

Revision and revision : great efforts ! You just keep on connecting and repeating things that makes everything comprehensible !

Nice summary

By Hatem Q. on 01. February 2019 for Overview – Reproductive Pharmacology

Brief and clear introduction, which to get you prepared for the details Great summary to come back for a fast review and memorizing

Concise and clinically related

By Hatem Q. on 01. February 2019 for Toxicology

Concise and very clinically related. Wish that heavy metals poising were discussed too, with their antidotes

LOVING PHARMA

By CHERA A. on 01. February 2019 for CNS - Pharmacology

Dr. shukle is a pharmacology god to me . His lectures have saved me . I can finally say that I love pharma . His lectures are on point .

more detail

By Joseph S. on 31. January 2019 for Primary Varicella (Chickenpox) and Candidiasis (Yeast Infection)

I wish you would have gone into more detail with chickenpox. I know it might not be as common in the US but a lot of people use lecturio for other international tests and chickenpox is still a big deal here (both in clinical practice and licensing exams)

very educational

By Richard T. on 30. January 2019 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

i thought the course was very in depth and easy to understand.

Simple & Straightforward

By Hatem Q. on 30. January 2019 for Gastrointestinal Pharmacology

Things are set in a context and clinically related Easy and straightforward.

Logical organization!

By Lauren B. on 29. January 2019 for Phagocytic Cells

My last block contained a lot of immunology, and I did very poorly on the exam. I had an incredibly difficult time teasing out the most important information and organizing the immune response in a logical fashion. All the terms seemed jumbled in my head. This block is infectious disease, and requires building on the foundation of immunology--so I need to rebuild my foudation :p After watched just 3-4 of the Lecturio videos, I immensely regret not using it earlier. Thank you Dr. Delves, for being clear and logical it what is a very difficult and complex subject!

Informative embryology lecture

By Mathew C. on 29. January 2019 for Separation of Cloaca Into Urogenital Sinus and Rectum

Useful lecture especially for the description of the congenital abnormalities of the developing hindgut

great

By Farangais J. on 29. January 2019 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

thanks, it is very clear, helpful and understandable for everyone.

Simple and straightforward information

By Meera A. on 27. January 2019 for Epithelium: Classification

Very simple and easy to understand , it saved me a lot of time.

Great lectures - very useful

By imran s. on 27. January 2019 for Cells of the Adaptive Immune System

- Comments: please give examples for PRR & PAMPs and would have been useful if explained role of MHCI & II and CD4, Antigen/antibody in more detail. Thanks

Great

By Alexia N. on 26. January 2019 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

I think is very useful and everyone can understand the information... Great!

Helped a lot

By Meera A. on 26. January 2019 for Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region

Made it easier to study for an exam because it was simple

Embryology

By Neuer N. on 26. January 2019 for Development of the Vertebrae

It helped me to gain knowledge in embryology.....Awesome videos N slides

Well explained

By Mary T. on 26. January 2019 for Serine Proteases – Enzyme Catalysis

Attaractively and well explained video of serine protease catalytic mechanism that I have ever seen...Thank you..????

Dr.Raj has unique way of teaching and makes eveything clear

By Ecem o. on 26. January 2019 for Leukemia: Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) – White Blood Cell Pathology

Great lecture to understand such a difficult subject, Thank you Dr.Raj

Personal touch

By Amanda C. on 25. January 2019 for Aortic Arches: Morphologic Changes

Your images really helped me visualize this process. Thank you

Amazing effort.

By Choudhary . on 24. January 2019 for Fascial Spaces and Surgical Access to Trachea – Neck

All lectures are easy to understand, memorize and quizzes are helpful. Keep up the good work.

Review

By Ronnie E. on 24. January 2019 for Oxidation of Unsaturated and Other Fatty Acids

Very eloquent :) my favorite on this website! would definitely recommend.

thanks for your helpful for the all lovers of educatio

By yaasiin ahmed a. on 23. January 2019 for RNA and the Genetic Code

thanks for your helpful for the all lovers of education

Great professor!

By Elyse A. on 23. January 2019 for Development of the Abdominopelvic Region

He explains things well and makes it easy to follow!

Good introduction.

By Dr B. on 23. January 2019 for DNA Replication

A good introduction. Very schematic and overall easy to learn basics.

Well explained :D

By Oddom M. on 22. January 2019 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

In my country ( Cambodia ), we don't have USMLE exam but this course helped me to be more understandable and more practical in my career.

Excellent

By Daren O. on 22. January 2019 for Gene Expression

Easy to understand...high yield information....great graphics,well done!

good summary and clear presentation

By Lan W. on 20. January 2019 for Brain Stem Components: Midbrain, Pons and Medulla Oblongata

good summary and clear presentation with those details are often missed in other review lectures. Good job.

The professor speaks in a voice that makes me fall asleep.

By Marián B. on 20. January 2019 for Superficial Back Muscles – Back Muscles

Please, stop speaking in such a monotone way. It gets people bored.

Well paced, but poor diagram

By Matthieu M. on 19. January 2019 for Dura Mater, Arachnoid Mater and Pia Mater

The organisation of the layers of the meninges and outer regions of the cranium were well put together, but the diagram regarding in the infoldings (falx cerebrum...etc) was poor. I could find way better diagrams with a simple search onto google

Things are put in context

By Hatem Q. on 19. January 2019 for Endocrine Pharmacology

very good course, easy to follow and understand, to the point. However, technically, I would like to suggest that all relevant topics be available, even if explain in other topics such as catecholamines, and androgens...... even if they are just to be copied, just for the purpose of making the course complete and no need to go, somehow, outside a particular course.

Excellent

By Amanita S. on 18. January 2019 for Overview of the Dural Venous Sinuses

Excellent overview. Dr. Canby is one of my favorite lecturers for his clarity and straight-to-the-point lectures.

superb lectures

By Dinesh K. on 18. January 2019 for Tubulointerstitial Diseases

u just made renal pathology easy for me loved the tables and algorithms u made thanks Dr.Carlo Raj

Update video graphics

By Sara D. on 17. January 2019 for Ovary: Secondary and Mature Follicle – Female Reproductive System

Its a good lecture but histology is complicated and I wish they would use arrows to point at structures he is talking about instead of just saying look at the right hand side. Or at least put in more labels.

Great review

By Victoria W. on 16. January 2019 for Thoracic Cavity – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

Clear and succinct overview of thoracic cavity. Excellent foundation to build upon

Lectures need work!

By Sara D. on 15. January 2019 for Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)

These lectures are overly simplified and too short so they don't provide enough or even any detail on the organism, diagnosis, presentation, and treatment. Seemed like a waist of my time to even listen to these. Lengthen the videos and they will become more useful.

makes no sense

By karma sonam p. on 15. January 2019 for pKa and Drug Solubility – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

very confusing explaination. he didnt exaplin the concept properly such that we can grasp it. pls try to explain the concept properly

efficient any very effective.highly recommend .

By samantha r. on 15. January 2019 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

efficient any very effective.its giving me easy memorizing the relevant facts. highly recommend .

Excellent At His job

By Dee R. on 15. January 2019 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

i very much like how Dr James presents his work to everyone around him

very easy to understand and grasp

By Sree D. on 15. January 2019 for Inferior Mesenteric Artery – Arterial Supply to the GI Tract

no professors in my college took me this concept as easy and clearer like Dr. James Pickering

making genetics easier

By Neuer N. on 15. January 2019 for Understanding Genetics

Easier to comprehend with the use of great illustrations. concise and crisp presentations

not so informative

By sazzad hoss a. on 14. January 2019 for How are Viruses Studied?

not detailed and for a introductory vedio should be more explanatory

It was really enjoyable learning with Dr Peter

By Irfan M. on 13. January 2019 for Development of Eye

I really like the making of the content of the lecture so short and placing only the most important facts However, I feel that it would increase the understanding if an animation would be involved

Great!

By Diana C. on 13. January 2019 for Reproductive Histology

Helped to understand everything, and I like the fact that I can speed the video up but still understand it all!!

Short High Yield

By Gabrielle G. on 12. January 2019 for Seronegative Spondylarthropathies

Both of these videos are short and super high yield. Don´t waste you valuable time reading slides or your text. This is all you need!

Made easy

By Hatem Q. on 12. January 2019 for Inflammation Pharmacology

As expected. concise, easy to follow, to the point. However, more about biologics was needed: uses, dosages, routes of admin. side effects Again, Corticosteroids (oral, topical: eg. betamethasone, predmisolone, triamcinolone.......) are missing

Steady paced and well conducted. Thank you Dr. Pickering

By Matthieu M. on 12. January 2019 for Humerus – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

Currently reviewing for my 3rd year of Medicine. Looking back even as much as osteology solidifies my knowledge in other aspects of muscle physiology and pathology. Dr. Pickering does a very good job of keeping you up to date and on pace

Excellence Personified!

By Gabrielle G. on 12. January 2019 for Introduction and Non-Autoimmune Arthritis

I enjoy everything covered by Dr. Carlo Raj. His comedic interjections sear the content into your memory, he is thorough, covers high-yield material and ties in pathophys and pharma perfectly. I continually thank him for high scores in patho!

Good job

By Hatem Q. on 11. January 2019 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

nice course, almost complete and informative. Liked the practice and case studies very much. they make you better put things in a context. i would love to have more of them. Plus, would love to help out in finding a mnemonic and strategies memorizing relevant characteristics and specifications to drugs

excellent

By Rabih H. on 11. January 2019 for Joints of Digits – Joints of Upper Limb

very clear and neat explanation. understood the material from the first replay

Excellent!

By Dildeep G. on 10. January 2019 for Macrocytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Took me time but like your teaching style! Thank you

Great!

By Dildeep G. on 10. January 2019 for Introduction to Cell Biology

Made it very easy to understand. Thank you very much!

DIagrams.

By Kwame A. on 10. January 2019 for Scrotal Mass, Congenital- & Acquired Hydrocele and Spermatocele

Clear explanations but the lack of diagrams and images for the explanations is very problematic. Add that then it would be really helpful

Need to go in more depth with the diagrams

By Matthew S. on 10. January 2019 for Early Development of the Heart

Peter Ward is great, but you need to provide animations for such a complex topic.

Satisfying

By Mohsin K. on 09. January 2019 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Thank you. Much grateful for your efforts to help us struggling medical students develop a strong foundation in the subject :)

Too short, no info...

By Ludger U. on 09. January 2019 for P53 Gene

Almost no information really disappointing. Use Step 1 2018 page 46 ... Even a student could have presented the topic in more depth as it is important.

Really helpful

By Jill G. on 09. January 2019 for Aging

really liked the explanation of disease followed by management, very practical way to learn

great lectures

By Mohammed A. on 08. January 2019 for Fungi

very nice and efficient lectures, you have to write some notes to your book from this lectures!

give me free subscription, ill tell other guys .... :-)

By MIKE M. on 08. January 2019 for Bronchodilators

slow and broken .... lectures must be energetic n lively and 1 hour long at least

This tuition is a hard one and she made it very easy.

By Mohamed A. on 08. January 2019 for The Macromolecules of Life

a tough subject, but Dr. Georgina made it very easy and palatable, thanks soo much.

I just want to admit that this tuition is a hard one and she made it very easy.

By Mohamed A. on 08. January 2019 for Introduction to Cell Biology

I just want to admit that this tuition is a hard one and she made it very easy.

geat lecturer

By Mohamed A. on 08. January 2019 for Cellular Structure

just excellent , the content and the preparations were realyy excellent and goes very easy.

she will be much better if she make rehersal of the tuition before recording

By Mohamed A. on 08. January 2019 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

I believe that she is a great lecturer but, the issue is the way of delivering the lesson and how much was she ready to record the tuition. anyway it was a good experience for both of us, she let me search a lot for the genetics to unwind condense informations :)

Don't like

By Georgi Z. on 08. January 2019 for Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Pathways – Second Messenger Systems

Very disorganised way of explaining concepts It would be much better if things were presented in more detail and if the presentations were structured adequately

Great lecturer

By Josefine C. on 07. January 2019 for Bronchogenic Carcinoma, Osteogenic Sarcoma & Grading– Neoplasia

As a Danish medical student, with English only as my second language, I admit, I had to spend some time "tuning in" on Dr. Raj's way of speaking. See, he's an extremely fast speaker, but as I did get used to this, I really learned to appreciate his way of teaching. Actually, his way of speaking kind of peaks my attention and focus, since my brain has to work harder for it. Thanks, Dr.!

Good teacher

By Oyejinmi O. on 07. January 2019 for Hormone Binding Proteins

I like how that he randomly generates questions that get the students to think

Clear and vivid

By D.S. K. on 07. January 2019 for Angioedema

From my point of view, this lecture is an amazing clear presentation about angioedema . This lecture discribes in many ways and from several point of views the struggles and the look outs about this condition and illness. Also, a fresh way for (becoming) docters to make it not so difficult for them working together with the patient, with this clear and vivid diagram. It is possible to check the "boxes" together because of the clear way of putting it all out there. People could recognize the specifics of the illness.

Warming up.

By Manuel Guillermo R. on 07. January 2019 for Homeostasis – Launching Pad for Cell Biology

Concise and clear beginning in cell biology and homeostasis to warm up.

nice review

By Teresa J. on 06. January 2019 for Muscles of the Anterolateral Abdominal Wall – Abdominal Walls and Inguinal Canal

All the necessary informations, briefly and easy to understand, nice as a review

Worse Professor in Lecturio

By Pavan D. on 06. January 2019 for Hyperlipidemia

He doesn't follow through his explications, he jumps from one explication to another, without finishing the idea. He is very messy with the order of his explication.

Great course!

By Marco F. on 05. January 2019 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Good good good! He knows how to combine physiology - pharmacology - biochemistry, and pathology seriously and how to interact with the audience in a funny way. He focuses on complicated concepts and repeats them many times to help the process of memorization.

Nice presentation

By Dvsvb R. on 04. January 2019 for Esophageal Cancer

Every aspect is accurate and explained well In all aspects

A good lecture , useful information for all

By Dvsvb R. on 04. January 2019 for Esophageal Strictures: Benign & Peptic Strictures

Every aspect of the lecture is well explained. Presented accurately . Every part of it is very clearly understood by all. Very good topic

Presnted very well

By Dvsvb R. on 04. January 2019 for Scleroderma

A rare topic presented very well. It is very accurate to understend for any one

Every aspect in this cotent is clearly understood

By Dvsvb R. on 04. January 2019 for Diverticula and Hernia

It is a nice prasentation with a prompt accuracy and clear discription

It is a very useful lecture for all

By Dvsvb R. on 04. January 2019 for Dysphagia

Very nice topic told very clearly and every thing is clearly underdtood

Good explanation

By praphatsorn b. on 04. January 2019 for Cardiac Physiology

Easy to understand especially for first timer of this course

It's a amazing introduction. I'm expected about this course!!!

By Giovanni P. on 04. January 2019 for Human Microbiome

I think that this course is a incredible tool for medical students. I belive that it's important the Microbiology for doctors and it's great that we have access at it's information

Great teacher

By Loice R. on 03. January 2019 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

Simple was easy to understand Quiz help to assess oneself

i need more explaination on topics by my respected sir peter

By t p s. on 02. January 2019 for Innate Immune System

good but................. i think that in lectures, it require more time and explaination And for detail information given in articles ----- very very good

The lecture is discouraging:

By Sunil K. on 02. January 2019 for Cell Cycle Controls

The lecturer did not appear confident looking into notes too often. Too many hand gestures are a distraction especially when not pointing to the stuff on the slides. The material was not presented in an easy or simple way. Made it more complicated that it actually is. I feel difficulty in continuing to the next lectures without understanding this.

The Immune System Clarified

By Rhona E. on 01. January 2019 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

This course made immunology so much clearer for me. So many questions I've had that would've taken me days to research have been sorted by going through the whole course. Thank you very much for making this!

Great courses

By Marco F. on 01. January 2019 for Drug Metabolism – Biotransformation | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

Lecturio is Awesome! I am not a student but all the material I have been through so far is of HIGH quality! My best investment ever!

helpful

By Elizabeth J. on 01. January 2019 for Statistics: Basics

I'm studying for the CBIC test for Infection Control. I found it helpful in simplifying ideas. I understand the concepts much better now.

Great

By jesus jose f. on 30. December 2018 for Functions of the Extraocular Muscles – Orbital Muscles and Innervation

It was really helpful, I would recommend this as an auxilary tool to follow up with your text books and class notes.

All of the content provided here is best delevered

By Dvsvb R. on 30. December 2018 for Thoracic Outlet – Neck

Rere and nice topic with a considerable difficulty which is lectured here with high accuracy and clarity

Nice accurate , pricise, lecture

By Dvsvb R. on 30. December 2018 for Cranial Fossae and Foramina (Inferior and Anterior View) – Cranium (Skull)

Good presentation, very accurately illustrsatrd and useful for all medical and theraptic ppurpose

Amazing

By Ammar T. on 30. December 2018 for Conducting System of the Heart

Thank you for all these amazing lectures and for making me love Histology.

Usful for all surgens to perform more effectively

By Dvsvb R. on 30. December 2018 for Stellate Ganglion Block – Neck

This sirgical technique is taught wih prompt accracy , a nice discription.

Very good topic with a nice concept

By Dvsvb R. on 30. December 2018 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

A realistic approach for educate all medical professionals . Acurate and elabotate , made it suitable for medical needs

A good opertunity for learning such a coplex anatomical aspect ofof neck

By Dvsvb R. on 29. December 2018 for Compartments and Cervical Fascia – Neck

really an exlent way of art of teaching and presentation which is highly reguired for proper orientation and clear understanding

One can grasp easily from a complex topic like this

By Dvsvb R. on 29. December 2018 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

Nice presentation with required accuracy and elaborative that makes it vefy easily understandabe for any one

crystal clear concepts

By kartikey t. on 29. December 2018 for Axillary and Long Thoracic Nerves – Nerve Lesion of Upper Limb

simple and sorted. well explained and very good concept builder

Very comprehensive

By Karyn S. on 28. December 2018 for Descriptive Epidemiology

The easiest to comprehend informative explanation I have come across so far.

Concise ans easy to follow

By Hatem Q. on 28. December 2018 for Nutrition

The course is concise, to the point, good source for a fast review. But more details do not hurt too

so appreciative of the greatest biochemistry professor !

By deleted u. on 28. December 2018 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

amazing ! thank you so much dear dr.Ahern , i was always scared of biochemistry ,but its the first time i finally get to understand it and i owe it all to you. My committee exam will be in two weeks and im hoping to finish this course plus few more lectures from fat metabolism course. also special thanks to lecturio for preparing such a great learning system opportunity for us.

Gran manera de explicar fisiología, muy fácil de entender.

By Irving S. on 27. December 2018 for Pulmonary Surface Tension – Breathing and Lung Mechanics

Me parece una buena clase, con una muy buena explicación, pero faltaron algunos detalles, por ejemplo: explicar la manera en la que el surfactante reduce la tensión superficial y su composición exacta.

Simple, easy to understand

By Nor Syazwani S. on 27. December 2018 for Topography of the Lungs – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

Short, brief, simple and very informative in just one lecture.

Poor lecture

By Anslem N. on 26. December 2018 for Direct and Indirect Basal Ganglia Pathway

As for the lectures that i ve watched on lecturio, this is below standard, however,with those that i have watched so far pharmacology and pathology are 100% just listening to the their lectures is enough, but here anatomy is 20%. One will reaaly have to rely on class lectures , notes, power points etc. Really, poor.

Nice and simplified

By Josefine C. on 25. December 2018 for Dose-Response, Binding, Quantal, Toxicity & Potency Curves – Pharmacodynamics

Excellent. I had no problem answering the folkow up questions. I've read about most of these concepts during a biochemistry course I followed earlier, which probably made it easier for me to understand interpretation of the curves in this video. Gives a good overview, so thanks! Sincerely, A Danish medical student

loved it

By amrita k. on 24. December 2018 for Rectus Sheath I – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall

very easy to understand . watched the same video several times. loved it

Very good

By Neuer N. on 23. December 2018 for Introduction to Cushing’s Syndrome – Adrenal Gland

I need to watch it for 2 times . It is very helpful. Specific information for the exams.

not enough

By Benjamin B. on 22. December 2018 for Bacteria

I would love to give a higher rating but many important pathogens are not covered

Useful

By Neuer N. on 22. December 2018 for Vitamin D Deficiency: Vitamin D Production and Effects

Thank you so much for this beautiful lecture. It will help us so much

Satisfying

By Neuer N. on 21. December 2018 for Overview of Calcium Metabolism Disorders

It is satisfying especially if you read before about the effects of PTH.

Good lecture

By Neuer N. on 21. December 2018 for Adrenal Gland Disorders

Thank you Mr.Raj . You are such a brilliant teacher. He loves medicine and he tries to make the same for students

good lecture

By Neuer N. on 21. December 2018 for Thyroid Gland Disorders

Thank you Mr. Raj for such a beautiful lecture. He is very professional and very good in his job

Great explanation!!!

By Mariia R. on 20. December 2018 for Beta Thalassemia: Morphology and Hemoglobin Electrophoresis

I had troubles understanding this topic in years!!!!! Dr. Raj could explain it to me in minutes! Thank you so much! You are doing such a great work for your students!

Excellent

By Cornelia B. on 20. December 2018 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

concise and straight to the point,exactly what I was looking for

GREAT LECTUUREE

By Berke K. on 19. December 2018 for Implantation and Trophoblast

explained so well and understandable, informations needed about this topic is all covered successfully and made clear.

great course

By carlos g. on 17. December 2018 for Immunodiagnostics

very concise, despite it is a difficult subject, the content is well explained. easy to understand

Extremely Helpful

By Marissa K. on 16. December 2018 for Relative Size of Life – Launching Pad for Cell Biology

I wish all professors prepared students for Biology courses with this explanation. Thank you for addressing this concept!

Great professor!

By Iqra S. on 16. December 2018 for Anemia: Overview

I feel like I'm in good hands with Dr. Raj! I especially like how he comes back to a point multiple times to emphasize it/make it stick.

Great Lectures

By Samuel M. on 15. December 2018 for Respiratory Physiology

Great course, easy to listen to instructor, good explanations, good clinical references

Too brief

By Yasho S. on 15. December 2018 for Knee Joint – Joints of Lower Limb

Good brief overview of the knee joint but I wish the lecturer would have gone more in-depth about the menisci, and the rotational and translational movements of the knee.

decent, but wanting of some really beneficial features.

By Sean G. on 15. December 2018 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

similar to Upper Limb; layout & structure of course is quite good. concise & detailed. but the images & diagrams used truly do have very small labels, often making them useful. The lecturer uses the cursor here and then but thats not conducive to great learning either. you really need to be visualising these structures in a large & clear format. Another point would be to include some mnemonics! it is no secret that these are one of the most useful tools for anatomy students in remembering complex structures, so why omit them? a final criticism is that it just lacks some more clinical relevance.

severely disappointed

By Joseph S. on 14. December 2018 for Sub-Acute Headache, Chronic Headache and Migraine

seriously these series of lectures are the absolute worst. no explanation at all, no physiopathology, no images...just a pathologist who seems to be severely under qualified to teach a comprehensive clinical neurology lecture , reading a bunch of bullet points off the most lazily prepared power point presentation. seriously strating to wonder what the point of lecturio is. I do the q bank right after the lectures and literally nothing that is asked is mentioned in these lectures.

Very Good

By Keith L. on 14. December 2018 for Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

Comprehensive, but also highlighting the need to be absolutely certain about when immediate IV treatment is necessary

Perfect for better understanding enzymes

By Johannes M. on 14. December 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Amazing lectures! Very well explained and effective videos. A perfect way to get a clear view of the subjects, very glad I found this.

A little bit on the light side, but phenomenal source for review, or USMLE dedicated study

By joshua W. on 14. December 2018 for Microbiology

So, during my first two years, I thought this course was a little on the light side, and it feels a bit as if the instructor is more stating facts rather than explaining and linking ideas. I know they tend to keep the videos short, but I think this course could have benefitted from more time, from a learning the material stand point. As a video series for learning, you might be left wanting with just over an hour per subject. As a learning source, 3 out of 5. So, now on to why you should really give this guy a watch. I was looking for a quick microbiology review during my dedicated study. I had watched sketchy, and read the textbooks, but wanted a quick, solid review series to watch during lunch and dinner during my dedicated, something a little bit more to the point than sketchy. This lecture series is the holy grail of high yield review that is exactly what any student looking for a great microbiology source to watch during their dedicated study. It is short, to the point, and highlights what you need to get most of those micro questions right on UWORLD and has the images in the slides that you need to be able to recognize. High yield review source, 5 out of 5. So, overall, I would give this series a 4 out of 5. If your a first or second year, this might not be the best choice for microbiology, however as a high yield review I would rank these microbiology videos second to none.

Very clear

By Nisrine A. on 13. December 2018 for Complement System

Explained clearly and in a simple way. I understand it better now.

Can be perfect if they fix the subtitles

By Luis D. on 13. December 2018 for Goodpasture's Syndrome, Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, Graves' Disease and Type I Diabetes

BUT THEY NEED TO FIX THE SUBTITLES! THEY ARE NOT IN CONCERT AT ALL WITH WHAT HE IS SAYING.

Timeline

By Victoria W. on 11. December 2018 for Fertilization and Implantation

Excellent timeline with very clear outline of important events, names, and features.

Right to the point!

By hassan f. on 11. December 2018 for Asthma: Diagnosis

precise explanation given covering high yield facts about asthma diagnosis

Oogenesis in a nutshell

By Victoria W. on 10. December 2018 for Oogenesis

Great succinct overview of oogenesis. It's a great overview for revision.

Clear introduction of key concepts

By Victoria W. on 10. December 2018 for Spermatogenesis

Good succinct intro to spermatogenesis; covers all the basics upon which to build a foundation.

nice lecture

By Neuer N. on 10. December 2018 for Pubis – Osteology of Lower Limb

speaks very clearly and has good explanations and terminology is delivered clearly

Excellent intro

By Victoria W. on 10. December 2018 for DNA Replication

Nice succinct intro with basic overview -- key points are highlighted

EXCELLENT LECTURES PROF.

By ugochukwu j. on 10. December 2018 for Respiratory Physiology

Breaking difficult concepts into simple ones. The quiz at the end of each lecture reinforces the learning. I've been aggressively marketing this material to my friends.

the best information

By Oscar C. on 09. December 2018 for ECG Tracing: Normal Intervals – Electrocardiogram

i recomend the video to medical student, nurses and physician to learn

i am really thankful

By Yazan K. on 09. December 2018 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

very clear explanation that will be very beneficial in our future career . Thank you dr carlo

Nice

By Victor V. on 09. December 2018 for Cerebral Cortex

If you want a quick review of the cortex and it's irrigation this is a perfect lecture. If you need detailed information you should review this topics in a book.

VERY GOOD

By shelly g. on 08. December 2018 for Conducting System of the Heart

VERY WELL EXPLAINED VERY INFORMATIVE LOVED IT REALLY HELPED ME

Reading Notes

By Shaheen S. on 08. December 2018 for Growth Factors

I feel like she is just reading notes that she has been just handed over.

Amazing

By fdgdf f. on 07. December 2018 for Introduction to Cushing’s Syndrome – Adrenal Gland

Excellent detail and explanation. Thank you Dr Carlo Raj - Amazing

Nice introduction to a complex subject

By Mohsin K. on 07. December 2018 for Human Microbiome

5/5 because of the simplified explanation of the human microbiome. I like the approach used because it sets the stage for acquiring important high yield information later into the subject.

good

By Tal S. on 07. December 2018 for Isovolumetric Contraction: LV Phases— Cardiac Cycle

great lecture realy useful im first year dentistry school in romania

Smart Presentation!

By Ali J. on 06. December 2018 for Lysosomes

The presentation is simple, short and concise preparing students for more detailed content. I believe that this is an efficient approach toward a broader base of an audience. Thank you!

this is very basic

By Joseph S. on 06. December 2018 for Spinal Cord Pathology: Introduction

Im sorry Dr Raj, I really enjoyed your cardiology series, but the neurology is subpar to put it politely. zero detail, just a bunch of bullet points and basic stuff a first year pre-med student already knows. no detail as to the pathophysiology, treatment or any of that. If I have to go back to biochem or neuroanatomy for all that then what's the point of this series?

Excellent lecture

By Jashan S. on 06. December 2018 for Cranial Fossae and Foramina (Superior View) – Cranium (Skull)

Image quality is a little issue here otherwise all fine and lectures are great

Nice material to pre-read for school lectures

By William J. on 06. December 2018 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Simple to follow, made staying with professors during lecture much easier!

great lecture!

By valeriu d. on 05. December 2018 for Immune Response

Very well organized material, will definitely follow up on this lecture!

clarification regardong ebsteins anomaly

By Joseph S. on 05. December 2018 for Tachycardia: Wolff-parkinson White Syndrome: Definition and Pathogenesis

you seem to skip over Ebsteins anomaly and it kinda seems like you're saying it's a side effect of lithium. it isn't. it's a CONGENITAL anomaly that presents in neonates whose mother took lithium during pregnancy.

Outstanding

By Victoria W. on 04. December 2018 for Anterior Axioappendicular Muscles – Anatomy of the Shoulder

So well organized and clearly explained! The way you organize the material makes anatomy reasonable... the puzzle pieces fit.

I love the way he explains!

By Ljubica M. on 04. December 2018 for Amino Acid Metabolism

For the first time ever, I got AA right. Thank you!

I love the way he explains!

By Ljubica M. on 04. December 2018 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

I'll just say thank you very very very very much!!!

MY THOUGHTS

By ABRAHAM I. on 04. December 2018 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

Thorough and patient presentation of an often problematic topic to a lot of students and practising physicians

need change AV valve commentary

By carlo u. on 04. December 2018 for Mediastinal Areas – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

I want to inform in this video you made a mistake when you talk about the AV valve right and left auscultation, you said same side! left side 4th and 5th , same side and after in the summary , you said right and left 5th and 4th, you need the develop new video! Thanks

wonderful lecture

By olubukola m. on 04. December 2018 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

It was a concise and effective teaching style. i really gained a lot in such a short time. Thank you very much.

very good and informative course

By Hatem Q. on 04. December 2018 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

informative course, to the point, easy to follow and understand, quiz questions are interesting

Great

By Anya J. on 03. December 2018 for Review: Cell and Molecular Biology Course

You do a wonderful job of clearly and concisely breaking down concepts.

Great lectures

By Shannon R. on 03. December 2018 for Penicillins – Cell Wall Synthesis Inhibitors (Antibiotics)

enjoyed the lecture, I would love one on the legalities of pharm and the laws for prescribing

A great overview of the Immune System

By Elzard S. on 02. December 2018 for Cells of the Adaptive Immune System

Dr. Delves is very clear in his explanations of the immune system and is able to distill the complex nature of the immune system into a digestible series of lectures for students just beginning their understanding of the immune system.

well explained!

By Hazazi M. on 02. December 2018 for Lesser Sac and Lesser Omentum – Peritoneum

always great to check back Professor James Pickering lectures to refresh your knowledge of anatomy.

Easy to understand

By Siddhant G. on 01. December 2018 for Asthma Medication Questions

I love how simple the concepts sound in these videos. I can watch these videos before my university lectures, without any other form of previewing, and feel adequately prepared.

using other source than lecturio

By Ari C. on 01. December 2018 for The Macromolecules of Life

the course was good, the first video was condensed with a ton of information and I think you should maybe think about splitting this kind of videos in the future, I was finding myself watching other youtube videos to study this subject. it is always good to use plenty of different source of information to develop a wide perspective on a subject. but in this case, I want to rely on lecturio only.

Concise and straight to the point! :)

By Danica L. on 01. December 2018 for Polyneuropathy: Introduction

I really enjoyed watching this lecture versus having to listen to hours of lecture on these topics.

Very good course

By Hatem Q. on 30. November 2018 for Vitamins

Vitamin section is fine, concerned vitamins explained clearly and easily However, some water soluble vitamins are considered missing (eg. thiamine, riboflavin, biotin, vitamin C ) although they might be encountered in some other subjects; such as nutrition. Additionally, minerals are not touched in these lecture series at all Overall, it is a very good course for the material targeted, but needs to fill the gap of missing items

Such a great explanation!

By Mariia R. on 30. November 2018 for Hypocalcemia: Differential Analysis of Causes

Dr. Raj is one of the best professors I know !!! I cannot thank you enough for all of your hard work, Dr, Raj! You make students understand and think! Thank you, thank you, thank you so much!

Welcome to

By Mikholae H. on 30. November 2018 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj has a teaching style that makes the content just stick. I sometimes hear him in my head when doing a question, and actually said to a patient when explaining "welcome to Sjögren's Syndrome" once.

overall it is was okay.

By Samantha R. on 29. November 2018 for Urothelium and Urethra

I chose this liking because it is like he is reading straight off of a board in front of him and sometimes it takes him too long to get to the point of the subject possibly because he is having problems reading the material in front of him.

Thank you!

By Ljubica M. on 29. November 2018 for Folate Metabolism and Recycling

Pure gold indeed !!! Presentation of chemical compounds during presentations is very helpful.

Good lecture

By Shannon R. on 29. November 2018 for Dose-Response, Binding, Quantal, Toxicity & Potency Curves – Pharmacodynamics

Good Lecture, the curves were well explained. Wish they talked about Chirality a little bit:)

Great lectures

By Shannon R. on 29. November 2018 for Drug Receptors and Effectors – Pharmacodynamics

I really love these course! Great work breaking it down and offering the quiz it really helps!

Great easy to understand lecture

By Shalom G. on 28. November 2018 for Comparing Mitosis and Meiosis – Cell Division

Dr. Cornwall is very thorough and paces herself very well in relating core concepts.

Lecture is precise. MCQ section is very helpful.

By Nusrat N. on 28. November 2018 for Gastric Polyps

Thank you so much for the lectures. This is pretty thorough and easy to understand.

Amazig.

By Dorisz S. on 28. November 2018 for Aminoglycosides – Bacterial Protein Synthesis Inhibitors (Antibiotics)

This actually was an amazing lecture. Made me understand a lot of issues around Gentamycin.

Not happy.

By Dorisz S. on 28. November 2018 for Cranial Nerve VII: Facial Nerve

Need to go into much more details ! Way too generalustic, where are the roots, ganglions, names of branches???

Great

By Victoria W. on 27. November 2018 for Clavicle – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

Excellent lecture about the clavicle -- key landmarks are highlighted and the compare/contrast of superior and inferior views is extremely helpful.

Great

By Victoria W. on 27. November 2018 for Osteology of the Upper Limb – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

Very clear lecture and excellent intro to osteology of the arm.

Excellent

By Victoria W. on 27. November 2018 for Introduction – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

Straightforward and extremely well organized. I like the way he relates parts of anatomy to one another.

La conferencia que da es buena para complementar conocimientos

By Jose M. on 27. November 2018 for Papez Circuit

Gracias a su clase pude comprender mejor lo que leí en mi libro de textos, ademas me ayudo a complementar mis conocimientos adquiridos en clases.

Great

By Deni C. on 27. November 2018 for Introduction & Graves' Disease – Hyperthyroidism (Thyrotoxicosis)

I finally undertood this disease which is actually nice because I couldn't associate at all with the changes in T3 and T4.

Good Review

By William J. on 27. November 2018 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Easy to follow along. Dr. Raj is clear and concise

Excellent

By Marcus P. on 26. November 2018 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Very clear and concise lectures, explained well with appropriate amount of detail - nothing is left unexplained and it never feels too complicated. The diagrams used are very informative and useful as well.

Función de los músculos extraoculares

By Braulio E. G. on 26. November 2018 for Functions of the Extraocular Muscles – Orbital Muscles and Innervation

Me gusto todo, simplemente que en la pregunta que dice cuales son los músculos que desvían el ojo hacia abajo me dio como incorrecta cuando puse que eran el oblícuo sup y el recto inferior.

Nice lectures.

By Javiera A. on 26. November 2018 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Very well explained, and the diagrams are very didactic. It is a complicated topic, but it was easy to follow and to understand.

It can be better if he explains without jumping around.

By Luis D. on 26. November 2018 for Overview of Calcium Metabolism Disorders

He is good But honestly its really hard to follow along with what he is saying (even after prereading before the video). Sometimes I feel he jumps around concepts. Mentions something and you thing what he says next its relevant to the previous things and no.

Great teacher, rate

By rouzbeh t. on 25. November 2018 for Glycolysis: F1,6P –> DHAP – Glycolysis and Pyruvate Metabolism

Love him so far, clear concise and to the point and also very enlightening

Very clear!

By iulia u. on 25. November 2018 for Hydrophilic vs. Hydrophobic – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

very clear and visual, good speed, nice images and accessible vocabulary

Please slow down.

By Syed A. on 25. November 2018 for Early Development of the Heart

Very fast to review, had to see it few times to assimilate.

very brilliant teacher. saisfying

By Neuer N. on 25. November 2018 for Stomach and Duodenum Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

satisfying. I am watching the lectures with enthusiasm. Great guy. Very helpful for the exam.

could have been more simpler then i thought...

By Dilip S. on 25. November 2018 for Importance of Chemistry for Biology – Chemistry

most of the things i catch from animation while only little from lecture (for which i had to pause the video to read all those stuff written there, which is time consuming). mam's speech seems quite a kind of nervous, suffocating type

Good

By victoria a. on 25. November 2018 for Ionizing Radiation – Carcinogenesis

Muy buenos videos, tiene mucho conocimiento y lo explica de una manera sencilla que podamos comprenderlo de forma clara

A+ lecturer

By Anneke A. on 24. November 2018 for Introduction and Definitions of Pharmacodynamics – Pharmacodynamics

As a lecturer myself in another field you make something that is difficult easy to understand for learning transfer = A+ delivery thank you

A+ lecturer

By Anneke A. on 24. November 2018 for pKa and Drug Solubility – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

Beautiful calm lecture style delivery and explains concepts simply - thank you

the ankle joint

By Steve E. on 23. November 2018 for Superficial Layer of Posterior Compartment – Anatomy of the Leg

because i learnt alot from it which i could not easily understand while reading

subtitles

By Nataly u. on 23. November 2018 for Anticoagulants

my native language isn't english so i helped me reAding subtitles, but in this lecture, subtitles are not according to the speech. Please try to fix it. this is not the first time :( however the doctor explains very well , five starts for the doctor. one start to the tech support

great

By Neuer N. on 23. November 2018 for Introduction: Pathogens and the Immune System

good way to express ideas, easy to follow, good english, that´s not my native language but i understood everything he said :)

Great Lecture

By VIBART D. on 22. November 2018 for Histology of the Three Muscle Types, and Their Responses to Stress and Injury

i enjoyed the explanations , especially those of the z line , m line, light & dark bands

Sehr gut!

By MAURICIO O. on 21. November 2018 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

Good job! Craig. You give important points in the review of the topics, you make it easy to understand. Regards from Mexico.

Amazing!

By Mariia R. on 21. November 2018 for Introduction to Cushing’s Syndrome – Adrenal Gland

Great explanation for students !!!!! Thank you so much, Dr. Raj!

Awesome!

By Mariia R. on 20. November 2018 for Introduction to Cortisol and Hypercortisolism – Adrenal Gland

Love this lecture! Dr. Raj is amazing at explaining concepts!

Definitely worth it!

By Carolina A. on 20. November 2018 for Immunodiagnostics

This lecturer is very easy to follow and explained everything very well.

a lot f thanks .so clear classes i have undesrstood all material

By Joseph P. on 20. November 2018 for Vitamins

it is a very interesting materail, so clear an usefull and could recomend it without any question

Great.

By Kashyap B. on 20. November 2018 for Hookworms (Nematodes) – Helminths

Great lecturer. Keeps the lecture interesting and easy to remember. Wish I had him as my professor.

Great

By o?uz k. on 20. November 2018 for Non-Pacemaker Action Potential – Heart Rate and Electricity

I loved your enthusiasm in this lecture series. Thank you for making this fun

Excellent

By Neuer N. on 19. November 2018 for Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

Very knowledgeable and soothing voice. Helps with remembering things more efficiently

good review, need more quiz questions

By scott e. on 19. November 2018 for Fat Breakdown and Synthesis

Yea, these lessons site wide need more quiz questions. Only thing holding this site back from being outstanding.

alzheimer

By Korina P. on 18. November 2018 for Pathology of Alzheimer's Disease

I liked his explanation: first the context and then see the Alzheimer's itself.

Great lesson

By Sahra I. on 17. November 2018 for Fetal circulation and Transition to Mature Circulation

I liked the way you explained the whole lecture in a simple way.

good overview

By Dani O. on 16. November 2018 for Cranial Nerve X:Vagus Nerve

explained well - its good for quick review I found it very helpful

Informative and easy to follow

By Hatem Q. on 16. November 2018 for Microbiology

I liked the course. informative, easy to follow, to understand and to memorize, However, I have noticed that many topics/ microbes have not been addressed (TB, N.Gonorrhea, T. Pallidum, Leprosy, Mycoplasma, clostridium ....... ). Although those might be touched in other topics such infectious diseases, but they should be highlighted in a microbiology course. Would recommend the entire Lecturio to my daughter who just started her first year of medical school. Microbiology is supposed to be studied during her 2nd year though

muy buena

By Neuer N. on 16. November 2018 for Overview of the Limbic System: Functions, Structures and Components

explicita y concreta. me dio lo que necesitaba. los graficos estan geniales

Get it done!

By Andrey K. on 15. November 2018 for Day 17: To Do List

Corresponding page numbers in FIrst Aid to the material learned via video lecture = very helpful

Delves is Great

By Masha A. on 15. November 2018 for Humoral Immunity: T-Dependent, T-Independent Antigens, and Class Switching

Amazing professor. Explains the concept thoroughly and makes immuno so much easier to understand!

Excellent!

By Jair A. on 14. November 2018 for Day 2: Biochemistry – Watch Videos

Very nice explanation and very clear voice even with 2X velocity (I´m a spanish speaker)

Good

By Bảo B. on 14. November 2018 for Cardiovascular Anatomy [Archive]

Great information. Nice illustrative images. Although Embryology section is quite fast but the overall picture is good.

????

By Jose S. on 14. November 2018 for Hepatitis A

Muy buen video, claro y concreto, me gustó mucho su charla.

Check out the Microbio precursors/basics videos in the MCAT section

By Andrey K. on 14. November 2018 for Microbiology

Great course! Check the MCAT: Microbiology Course for the pre-cursors of these USMLE Step 1 lectures (overview of gram staining, cell wall structure, etc).

Excellent professor, very helpful

By Earl N. on 14. November 2018 for Innate Immune System

This has been really helpful towards my understanding of immunological concepts. I have learned more in a week with Dr. Delves' lectures than with my immunology professor at my university.

Excellent professor, very helpful

By Earl N. on 14. November 2018 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

Very excellent professor! I learned so much more through Dr. Delves' lectures than my current immunology professor has tried to teach me in two semesters. Really wish I had more professors like this at my university.

hello

By Armando A. on 13. November 2018 for Epithelium: Classification

I could not follow along very well, i did not feel very connected

Sesame street

By Robert d. on 13. November 2018 for Increased Intracranial Pressure: Introduction

Lets his need top "put on a show" get in the way of explaining things. Could perhaps benefit from some diazepam before lecturing.

very nice

By Shama H. on 13. November 2018 for Vestibular Nuclei

nice concise summary of lecture and topic. I enjoyed it very much and it kept me attentive!.

great teacher

By Lila R. on 13. November 2018 for Hypertension: Therapeutics

love it i was able to remember the videos kept my attention

Head and Neck Anatomy

By Hooman M. on 12. November 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

The course doesn't include various topics like temporal, infratemporal and pterygopalatine fossae, temporomandibular joint, origin and insertion of muscles of neck, parotid region, submandibular region, pharynx (the pharynx covered in abdomen doesn't cover much details), blood supply and lymphatic drainage of head and neck, etc

best lecture series

By Ayesh A. on 11. November 2018 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Cristal clear to understand and well organized material. This lecture series help us to learn anatomy interestingly.

Info packed!

By Onyeka Afam A. on 11. November 2018 for Vascular Physiology

Nice job. Thumbs up. Some review questions came before the lecture.

Excellent lectures

By Neuer N. on 11. November 2018 for Chromosomal Disorders

Genetics generally is a very confusing part, I think she made it quite interesting and I grabbed a whole lot

EXCELLENT

By Neuer N. on 10. November 2018 for Monoallelic Expression

The explanation of concepts were precise and focused. I like the pictoral representations I'll recommend the lecture to my friends, who are taking USMLE Step 1

Spoken language

By Dana K. on 10. November 2018 for Acute Inflammation: Signs & Symptoms – Inflammation and Wound Repair

With all the rrespect the spoken language is blurred, I can’t understand properly, plus your eyes are focus on something maybe an aid material, it would be better if instead they were focused on the camera and try to explain rather than read. Thank you for caring.

good for my start in biology

By mohamed s. on 09. November 2018 for Homeostasis – Launching Pad for Cell Biology

5 rating is what you deserve , i really liked the way you illustrate those key aspects

Amazing

By Give yugu Y. on 08. November 2018 for Sympathetic Blockers

Love you sir amazing is really good way of teaching..

Great!!!!!!!!

By James A. on 08. November 2018 for Glomerulonephritis

Thank you Dr Raj!!!! finally understand this complicated topic. Dr Raj is the best.

very good lecture

By Christian R. on 08. November 2018 for Development of Small Airways and Lungs

very good reading, helped me a lot, thank you very much

Thank you!!!

By James A. on 07. November 2018 for Urinalysis

Dr Raj is definitely the best always make things appear so simple

Cool

By Onyeka Afam A. on 07. November 2018 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

He is very good but for his accent. He made the topic very simple, Although the questions at the end does not reflect exam pattern of questions.

lecturio forevere

By gofran k. on 07. November 2018 for Seronegative Spondylarthropathies

i just like it because it's short and enough , you can memorize it for a hundred years

Great resource

By Preet K. on 05. November 2018 for Ovarian Diseases

I am NP student the Dr. Raj's lectures have been a great resource for me. Emphasis on details makes it easier to remember. Women's health is challenge for me so I would read the book and articles and would get lost in the middle. Thanks to these lectures I got A's in my class and have great understanding of the subject.

Excelente.

By Mitzi V. on 05. November 2018 for Bronchogenic Carcinoma, Osteogenic Sarcoma & Grading– Neoplasia

Me parecen aportes concisos y oportunos. El Dr. tiene un compromiso con los estudiantes tal, que traspasa totalmente la pantalla. Me ha encantado. ¡Muchas gracias Dr. Raj!

Great lecture!

By Elyse A. on 05. November 2018 for Development of Small Airways and Lungs

Professor Ward is excellent! He ties this well with histo as well!

Central Venous Pressure (CVP) – Regulation of Venous Pressure

By patricia f. on 05. November 2018 for Central Venous Pressure (CVP) – Regulation of Venous Pressure

simply clear and good. Well captured within the 3 min and for long (I am sure) !

Great Sum UP

By Alex D. on 05. November 2018 for Scapula – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

Helped me a TON! Great quick easy overview of the Scapular bone, and was much easier to learn and understnad throughout this video. Much better understandment than my antomy class.

100%

By Icaro G. on 03. November 2018 for Testis, Spermatogenesis and Sperm Maturation: Sertoli Cell Secretions

Very good lecture, I realy loved it, five stars thank you theacher

Excellent

By Titus S. on 03. November 2018 for Cellular Structure

So much more simple than my lectures. Thanks for the detailed lecture. You're a life saver.

Lack of pointers.

By Luís F. on 03. November 2018 for Nephron

The sir Geoffrey explains very well but i find it difficult to follow the explination on the histalogic image due to the lack of pointing out the structures i am not sure if i am looking at the right thing and i am always at doubt. Pls use pointers and thx for the attention.

Great lecture! but there is small mistake in the quiz at the end.

By katelin S. on 03. November 2018 for Kidneys: Segments and Blood Supply – Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands

The lecture is great, really informative, loved it. The quiz has one of the questions as, what structure is NOT located within the sinus and the answer is given as ureter when the answer should be the calyx. As the ureter passes through the hilum and out the sinus, but the calyx does not exit the kidney.

Good lectures

By Ana J. on 02. November 2018 for Overview – Bacterial Protein Synthesis Inhibitors (Antibiotics)

Very nice lectures! Focuses on the need-to-know things that have clinical relevance.

Fast!

By Rayven O. on 02. November 2018 for Early Development of the Heart

The information was good and high yield. However, it was very FAST!

Very clear explanation, thank you so much!

By Luca S. on 01. November 2018 for Ischemic Stroke

Very clear and concise definitions of stroke vs TIA. I appreciate that Dr. Raj underlines the importance of TIA treatment as a risk factor for a stroke.

So Important to have

By Yara de P. on 31. October 2018 for Anterior Axioappendicular Muscles – Anatomy of the Shoulder

I am really enjoying this, helps me understand better and it makes it possible to review after I have had a lecture at my university or even before.

Lecture is precise. MCQ section is very helpful.

By Nusrat N. on 31. October 2018 for Cardiac Conduction System – Heart (Cor)

I liked the whole Cardiac Conduction System. Thank you Professor for the lecture. Really helpful and easy to follow.

Love you sir

By My v x H. on 30. October 2018 for Foot – Osteology of Lower Limb

It’s very good I really enjoyed this lecture.the study of way is very good

Now there are two.

By Robert B. on 30. October 2018 for Questions and Case Studies: Steroids, Cyclosporine and Crohn's Disease

I used to think Dr. Raj was far and away the greatest medical educator alive. I didn't even watch anyone else. I used Lecturio just for Dr. Raj's videos. Dr. Raj is funnier, and perhaps more memorable. However, Dr. Shulke presents the same level of clear, concise explanations, the kind that only come from the mind of a master who has internalized the material to the point of making it look easy. I love the part where Dr. Shulke boldly calls prednisone a clumsy tool for incompetent practioners. That is with me forever. I feel bad for my classmates struggling through our professors' awkward lectures. .

Pharmacology

By Liliana B. on 29. October 2018 for Questions – Sedative Hypnotics

Dr Shukle explains all subjects with a lot of knowledge, and very easy to understand. Thank you, Lili B.

Atherosclerosis

By Gustavo B. on 29. October 2018 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Excellent course, Im understanding hypercholesterolemia for first time in my life, and hearing all your videos Dr Carlo Raj

It's confused.

By Felipe F. on 29. October 2018 for Questions – Sedative Hypnotics

The edition of the video is very confused, I Didn´t know if the correct answer was A or C.

Excellent!

By Estee W. on 28. October 2018 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

Great lectures. Concepts very clearly explained. Actually gives me an understanding of immunology, which most of the lecturers at my uni have failed to do

Amazing

By G R. on 27. October 2018 for Cardiac Physiology

He makes cardiology super simple. All lectures and diagrams are high yield for boards.

great!

By Justin M. on 27. October 2018 for Le Fort Fractures – Cranium (Skull)

great job, thank you for the details! if there are updates, it is much appreciated

thanks

By Rivaldo H. on 26. October 2018 for Salmonella – Enteric Bacteria

that was a simple and accurate description i liked it very much

Perfect

By Bryan O. on 25. October 2018 for Immune Tolerance and Autoimmune Regulator (AIRE)

Very good explained and very comprehensible for students, I'm actualy studying pathology and this kind of resources is exactly what I was looking for

Wonderful teacher!

By Mariia R. on 24. October 2018 for Emphysema: Pathogenesis B

I would never get it without you, Dr. Raj! Thank you soooooooooooooo much!!!!!!

very good

By asyraf R. on 24. October 2018 for Introduction – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

simple, understandable, comprehensive . im looking forward into details on the anatomical structures of the limbs

Excelent

By Marcela S. on 24. October 2018 for Hearing: Hearing Structure and Function

Great explanation, easy to follow. It helped me a lot to understand how hearing works.

solo esta lo general

By Fiore V. on 23. October 2018 for Cranial Nerve VII: Facial Nerve

falta detallar el origen aparente, el origen real, mas detalles de los nucleos donde se encuentra

Short and informative

By Bashar G. on 23. October 2018 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

Thank you very much, that was clear and to the point

NICE LECTURE

By sarath d. on 23. October 2018 for Acne Vulgaris

NICE LECTURE, short and understandable. feels like information is not enough. anyway, it's a good lecture. thank you, doctor Carlo.

Rating 5 stars to a great article.

By Juan Felipe L. on 22. October 2018 for Review: Genome Mapping

I needed an update on genetic like this one, i like the way is shown every part and all the details within, i recomend this article to everybody.

Awesome lecture

By Neus S. on 21. October 2018 for Learning Outcomes – Interventional Studies (Study Designs)

Awesome lecture and perfect explanations. It helped me a lot! Thanks

Good explanation through diagrams

By Joanna R. on 21. October 2018 for Early Development of the Heart

I thought everything was explained clearly and the diagrams helped a lot, a little fast

Entretenido, entendible y concreto.

By Victoria A. on 20. October 2018 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

La traducción, no es tan buena; pero ha sido un tiempo bien invertido por su explicación.

Not so good

By João Vitor S. on 20. October 2018 for Diencephalon

The lecturer is mostly reading the slides. The qbank could also be implemented with explanations about the alternatives.

Perfect to understand and proceed

By Aylén V. on 20. October 2018 for Blood: Introduction

I could understand perfectly what blood is, the concept and which contains.

this claas helped me a lot

By Hugo R. on 20. October 2018 for Reabsorption in the Proximal Tubule

This class helped me a lot, thank you very much. I value his effort very much, he is a great teacher, many successes. Greetings from Peru

organized and understandable lecturers

By Jonacy D. on 19. October 2018 for Oral Cavity and Pharynx – Esophagus and Stomach

The lectures were understandable and well organized presentation. Though few questions were asked, it help students recall things that had been thought. Furthermore, the presentation is separated into regions and it doesn't confuse the students.

mis-speaking

By Nadia D. on 18. October 2018 for Thyroid Hormones

"To be able to synthesis thyroid hormone". - Mini-lecture dialogue

Video lectures and Delivery

By Nadia D. on 18. October 2018 for Placenta: Blood Flow, Barriers & Exchange

Although the lecture content is good. This speaker frequently uses inappropriate sentence structure and phrasing. The result is certain sentences, when spoken, become confusing even though their content is simple. For example...Lets talk about how the placenta and its roles in helping the fetus develop. The sentence makes sense when you read it in the script without having listened to it. However, in the mini-lecture, it was read without pauses or breaks that clarified the emphasis of the sentence. it should have been read as: For example...Lets talk about how the placenta, and its roles in helping the fetus, develop. I know the speaker is likely reading a script, but it happens frequently where his enunciation or sentence delivery does not match the context of sentence. This adds a certain layer of listener confusion which delays the rate at which an individual is progressing through each mini-lecture (4-min lecture becomes 7-minutes). This happens frequently with this speaker and is not a huge deal, until you are forced to listen to all of the physiology lectures, and then become agitated.

Introduction to Osteoarthritis

By Olufemi A. on 17. October 2018 for Osteoarthritis (OA)

It is an area I have always skipped to study well and as such, I am very ignorant of the subject. I really like Dr Raj's approach to getting it to sink.

Pls Get the Facts Right

By Ioannis B. on 17. October 2018 for Transforming Eukaryotic Cells

"... and we know that the DNA was taken up because the plant grows tumors OR NOT..." Taking the term "tentative scientific language" to another level!! LMFAO >D

Thank you!

By Rose G. on 17. October 2018 for Bacteria

This course was informative and professional. I look forward to learning more!

Not well explained at all

By Estee W. on 17. October 2018 for Systolic Dysfunction

Lecturer jumps around, wastes time with unnecessary guff, doesn't explain the graph well at all. Incredibly frustrating.

Great

By Seth B. on 16. October 2018 for Chronic Renal Failure

Great, succinct, and well taught lecture. I did not find it confusing.

By Nada M. on 16. October 2018 for Bacteria

Very calming, understandable, and professor knows what information is right to share

very clear, thank you

By Lambrini K. on 16. October 2018 for Arterial Supply of the Spinal Cord

I would recommend this lecture to the osteopathic students snd colleagues

efficient, useful

By o?uz k. on 15. October 2018 for Histology of the Three Muscle Types, and Their Responses to Stress and Injury

very good lecturer also listen?ng at 1.25x speed works well. I recommend it.

Cranial nerves

By Lucia B. on 15. October 2018 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Excellent synthesis about cranial nerves and the most important clinical correlations

Has zero details

By Mahmoud M. on 15. October 2018 for Cytoskeleton

In my school we will take this lecture in 2 hours!!! Way too short and superficial

recommend

By Isabel A. on 15. October 2018 for Parathyroid Gland Disorders

best teacher on the site, easy to understand and the right amount of crazy to get your attention

Great Course!

By Rose G. on 15. October 2018 for Endocrine Physiology

This course is a great. The material was presented in a professional and precise manner. Exactly what I needed before exams tomorrow!

Came together in the end.

By Rebecca B. on 14. October 2018 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Watching the entire series on CHF was incredibly helpful. Do not let the first lecture overwhelm you, I came to really enjoy his lectures.

Frustrating

By Estee W. on 14. October 2018 for Hypertension: Urgency vs. Emergency

Lecturer can't seem to deliver a coherent sentence, jumps around in his delivery. Did not make clear that in emergency situation reduction in BP should be no more than 25%.

Certainly one of the best explanations one could get on this topic!

By Mariia R. on 13. October 2018 for Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone-System

Amazing! I really get the material, Dr. Raj! I love how you keep reinforcing the material during each lecture!

Very helpful thankyou!!

By Sophie W. on 13. October 2018 for Pelvic Walls – Pelvic Floor

I actually disagree with the above. Definitely really easy to follow, especially with the colour changes on the diagrams. It is, after all, an anatomy lecture and he teaches in a way that does allow you to think contextually for yourself without being super explicit about it. Thanks James

A good introduction to biostatistics, is will be very helful in my module

By Brig Gen Dr Lawson S. on 09. October 2018 for Learning Outcomes – Statistics Basics

The content was concise and complete. Helpful to those coming on board to stimulate interest in statistics

hard to follow

By Hazazi M. on 09. October 2018 for Veins – Thoracic Vessels

extremely poor presentation. no disrespect to the professor but his anatomy lectures are so far the worst in lecturio!

Amazing, talented, great teacher!!!

By Mariia R. on 08. October 2018 for Distal Convoluted Tubule (DCT): Antenatal Bartter Syndrome

Thank you so much, Dr. Raj for making me understand pathology concepts! You truly are an amazing teacher!!!

Excellent videp.

By Nadia S. on 08. October 2018 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

Good video to see and really simple to understand and not confusing, really helpful for anatomy's lab and for life.

Very clear explanation

By Laura A. on 08. October 2018 for Fertilization and Implantation

Great explanation, very clear and detailing the most important facts.

Very clear explanation

By Laura A. on 07. October 2018 for Control of Adult Male Hormonal Secretion

Doctor Raj is very clear in his explanations. This has helped a lot.

Helpful even before you read about it the topic in Anatomy books

By Nicole Jeanica L. on 07. October 2018 for Ulna – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

Although a shorter one compared to the other videos, this was comprehensive and concise. I just hope they have a zoomed in/focused photo of the specific areas of the bones so it would be much clearer to identify the features.

Helpful even before you read about it the topic in Anatomy books

By Nicole Jeanica L. on 07. October 2018 for Humerus – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

Very thorough explanation of the important structures found in the humerus. Recommended for medical students especially those who learn visually. Thank you, Dr. Pickering.

Overall good quality

By Rahmah B. on 06. October 2018 for Tophaceous Gout

Comprehensive lecture, suitable for supplementing your studies. Overall good quality and good for reviewing your studies.

Nice Summary

By Amanita S. on 06. October 2018 for Fascia – Lower Limb: Superficial Structures and Cutaneous Innervation

This was a clear and organized lecture by Dr. Pickering. Much appreciated.

Nice Summary

By Amanita S. on 06. October 2018 for Pubis – Osteology of Lower Limb

Dr. Pickering is clear and concise. This has been very helpful

Great lecture

By Rosangela S. on 05. October 2018 for Validity & Reliability: Introduction

Great lecture, this Doctor is so passionate about epidemiology that makes you want to stay focus on it!

5 Star

By Ricky P. on 05. October 2018 for Overview of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

Explained is a simpified way for easy understanding Word Word Word Word

Could be better

By Johnatan s. on 05. October 2018 for Early Development of the Heart

Way too FAST. Its good information but is a lot in short time.

Excellent Review of Cranial Nerves

By Gabrielle G. on 04. October 2018 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Great review of the 12 cranial nerves. Presented the material in a much more organized fashion than any of my medical school lectures did.

BEST

By Rayane B. on 04. October 2018 for Typical Vertebra – Vertebral Column

TOP stuff ! I wish my lecturer was like that because you are amazing

Modern genetics

By Ahmed B. on 04. October 2018 for Introduction to Medical Genetics

lectures are very exciting and informative provided someone have basic knowledge of genetics. With reference to USMLE, I am afraid to say that is it is helping.

Dr Raywat

By Ahmed B. on 04. October 2018 for Descriptive Epidemiology

Dr Rayawat has really firm grip on this subject. He is very confident, competent and professional. His way of teaching is aso excellent. He deserves lot of appreciations.

Great!

By Shani F. on 04. October 2018 for Arterial Supply of the Spinal Cord

Very nice and clear explanations. Dr. Canby takes a very complicated topic and makes it easy to understand and remember. Thank you!

THANK YOU

By Hazazi M. on 04. October 2018 for Michaelis-Menten Kinetics: Parameters – Enzyme Classification

THANK YOU Pro Ahern you're amazing! very well explained!

simply the best

By Hazazi M. on 04. October 2018 for Michaelis-Menten Kinetics: Considerations – Enzyme Classification

Professor Ahern is a perfect teacher and he makes everything so easy to understand

Pregnancy quiz regarding nutrition is superb

By Neuer N. on 03. October 2018 for Pregnancy Nutrition

A brief but v helpful quiz in re-freshing the concepts...it helps in our routine practices as well...

Dr Shulke is the best!

By Estee W. on 03. October 2018 for Questions – Heart Failure and Angina Management

Clear lectures delivered at a good pace, and the questions that test your clinical reasoning skills with the content are incredibly useful.

informative and interesting to read

By Mazen A. on 03. October 2018 for Cells of the Epidermis

this article handles the explanation for skin layers; which I find as the hardest of the topics, in a well organised and logically acceptable building. It is really interesting to read. It summarizes the topic but without the loss of any crucial information. Also, the use of well-labelled pictures and microscopic slides is a plus and catalyse the understanding. I would recommend this to my premedical colleagues.

Humor Goes A Long Way

By Gabrielle G. on 03. October 2018 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

I always love this guy! I totally get his sense of humor and he has the unique skill of taking any pedantic topic and making it interesting and fresh. Passed my GI exam with the score I wanted thanks to his voice in my head during the exam.

Neuroembryology Simplified

By Gabrielle G. on 03. October 2018 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

Great course and simplified embryology. Made studying and tying the material together so much easier.

I finally understand sympathetic and parasympathetic

By Gabrielle G. on 03. October 2018 for Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

This broke down very difficult concepts regarding the ANS and the parasympathetic and sympathetic that I have been struggling to learn for MONTHS! I used my whiteboard to diagram as the lecturer taught and it finally stuck.

Perfect

By Baraka S. on 03. October 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

The lecturers are well illustration and presented. General speaking the presentations are perfect

Me encanto

By Kassandra S. on 02. October 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Me encanta sus clases son mas explicitas y entiendo mejor cada paso para realizar los procedimientos

Interesting topic lots of potential for future therapies

By Hassan J. on 01. October 2018 for Cellular Senescence and Stem Cell Exhaustion

Very interesting topic can help in personal life as well

poor video

By Nimay A. on 30. September 2018 for Types of Diarrhea

Very strange pauses while speaking, felt condescending at times. Not like his other videos, he seemed not confident in the material

Too fast and too many abbreviations!!

By Nicola K. on 30. September 2018 for Heart Failure (HF): Medications

would be much more useful if he didn't rush and actually explained the mechanism of action. I'm much better off reading a textbook than watching this

Needs to be simplified and put before the etiology lecture

By Nicola K. on 30. September 2018 for Heart Failure (HF): Definition

uses too many abbreviations without explanation - for example, what the heck is EDV??

Bit scattered

By Nicola K. on 30. September 2018 for Heart Failure (HF): Pathogenesis and Etiologies

Not bad, it seems to jump around and rush a little bit. It would be good if CHF in general was properly defined and explained before etiologies were spoken about

Review

By Zoraida F. on 29. September 2018 for Renovascular Hypertension

One of the greatest lecturers I even had the pleasure of listening to. I love listening to this guy.

Thank you, It was great

By Zoraida F. on 27. September 2018 for Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

Great lecture. Absolutely the best for boards, Keep up the great work

very good

By Marcelo d. on 27. September 2018 for Overview of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

Simple and objective. lliked the ritm and the basic aspect

It's very good

By Emran B. on 25. September 2018 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

Bcz it's very helpfull and the teaching method is very good.

Please re-record with another professor

By John D. on 25. September 2018 for Sequence Tagged Sites

She talks too fast. Additionally, she reads from her notes too much, strikes me as someone who does not have a firm grasp on what she is teaching.

Please talk little slow and clear

By Jeena J. on 25. September 2018 for Hemolytic Anemia: Classification

His way of talking is bit confusing as some of the words are not clear it will be better if he talks little slow and clear

Not for me

By Natasha O. on 25. September 2018 for Electrochemical Gradient

As much as your stories are interesting for the ETC gradient It does not fit my learning style. It would be nice to have clear scientific language about what's happening. I can't write a story on my exam paper. Perhaps this is just me.

better lecture on this topic.

By Iftakhar A. on 24. September 2018 for Gastrointestinal Pharmacology

it's good in short. pharmacology is a complicated subject, but his lecture makes these huge topics helpful.

So helpfull in short.

By Iftakhar A. on 24. September 2018 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

like it very much, nothing to say too more. His lecture is very easy to understand.

Unique

By Rahmah B. on 24. September 2018 for Atopic Dermatitis

I think he is one of the top lectures that have a particularly unique way in gaining attention. Kudos

best course ever

By Elenella S. on 23. September 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Its an excelent course, easy to understad. He explains very good. The comparative tables are excellent

concise and dramatic

By Charlie J. on 22. September 2018 for Types of Tumors: Tissue, Benign and Malignant – Neoplasia

concise and dramatic. Simple presentation well presented. A little spice in illustrations.

Highly Recommended

By Mohammad H. on 22. September 2018 for Metabolic Control

Highly recommended lecturer for Biochemistry! I like his method, he is attractive teacher.

Excellent explanation

By Maria A. on 22. September 2018 for ATP Synthase

Easy to understand and very complete. Thank you for your time, helped me a lot

Very comprehensive

By Abhishek A. on 21. September 2018 for Venous Drainage – Lower Limb: Superficial Structures and Cutaneous Innervation

Becoz it tell us everything about venous drainage and the language used was way much more easier than most of the recommended books and even our teachers

Review of cell biology.

By Tawfic G. on 20. September 2018 for Growth Factors

Feels like she is not comfortable with information she is teaching. Accuracy of information (and spelling!) is sometimes questionable.

Funny, engaging, and surely Dr. Raj gets the concepts going!

By Dildeep G. on 20. September 2018 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Funny, engaging, and surely Dr. Raj gets the concepts going!

pottes stars

By Metehan A. on 19. September 2018 for Potter's Syndrome

everything 4 boards are covered and the narrator really gives main road of the subject

excellent lectures

By Fadia W. on 18. September 2018 for Important Concepts and Terms — Introduction to Microbiology

Assalam-o-Alikum! Sir your lectures are very informative and its my humble request kindly give us access to download these lectures because lots of time taken by lecture due to internet problem plz try to understand and give us access of downloading

Excellent

By Mariana E. on 17. September 2018 for Superficial Back Muscles – Back Muscles

This lecture is easy to memorize and understand, also it has accurate and clear information.

Importance of knowledge with clinical application.

By SULBHA S. on 15. September 2018 for Benign Neoplasm and Teratoma – Neoplasia

I love the clinical application. It makes it so much more exciting to learn and remember because as Dr Carlos Raj points out it's not just memorising. I must say his way of speaking makes it even more exciting :) On a serious note though-mentioning how serious it is to act on dysplasia or when the BM is involved-we should be saying omg, and not looking at him. Looking forward to more lectures-wish he was lecturing the subjects to keep that interest and significance of the subject and our job.

Great Review!!

By Aditi K. on 15. September 2018 for Differences Between Male and Female – Branches of Internal Iliac Artery

Concise, and easy to understand! I feel much more confident now after going through the videos for this exam.

dislike

By shokoofe e. on 14. September 2018 for Rheumatology: Introduction and Overview

his accent is awful, i cant concentrate on lesson hhhh hhhh hhhh hhhh

Great Explanation

By Grigorij J. on 13. September 2018 for Eukaryotic Chromosomes – Mitosis

Great Explanation !! I wish we would have had you as a teacher. :)

Great lecture

By Lan W. on 13. September 2018 for Development of Spinal Cord and Brainstem

Great lecture with in depth knowledge! Easy to understand and follow the lecture

Porque se encuentra clases explucativas.

By Neuer N. on 13. September 2018 for Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

Temarios muy importantes. Videos con explicasiones que ayuda mucho para aprender sobre el campi de la medicina.

nicely explained

By Caroleen N. on 12. September 2018 for Personality Disorders

very well explained presentation. examples and differentiations are very clear

muchas gracias

By Fernanda A. on 11. September 2018 for Tachycardia: Atrial Fibrillation: Pathogenesis

Explica exactamente lo que es, me ha ayudado mucho para dar un exposicion del tema

Nice Summary

By Amanita S. on 10. September 2018 for Vision: Signal Termination and Convergence

This was a nice, comprehensive summary of main points in vision with an appropriate amount of detail. The posted response from Dr. Wilson clarifying the role of bipolar cells is much appreciated too

Great explanation

By Sara E. on 09. September 2018 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Great explanation of lower limb from Dr.Pickering, especially muscles. That's why i like it very much.

Opinión

By Cristian O. on 09. September 2018 for Ovarian Cycle, Ovulation and Uterine Changes

I highly recommend his classes, he knows how to handle the contents with great coherence and his way of explaining is impeccable

Amazing

By Greshma M. on 08. September 2018 for Endocrine Pancreas

This was so easy to grasp, that you so much!

Muy bueno

By abel p. on 08. September 2018 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

me dio la idea general de como enfocar el diagnostico de ACV

Excelente

By abel p. on 08. September 2018 for Cerebral Aneurysm (Intracranial Aneurysm)

queria puntos claves en el diagnostico y tratamiento, ademas de una vista panoramica antes de entrar al tema a estudiarlo por completo y me ha servido demasiado. muchas gracias

Awesome lectures

By Omar J. on 08. September 2018 for Tubulointerstitial Diseases

Great lectures. I like how Dr. Raj integrates other renal pathologies into his teaching of renal failure, rather than treating renal failure as a completely separate entity.

Congratulations to the Lecturio team!

By Isabelle B. on 07. September 2018 for Introduction to Cell Biology

Wow! Muchas gracias por todo el contenido muy bien explicado! Realmente fue muy interesante y, de gran aprendizaje asistir a todos los videos del curso "Introduction to Cell Biology".

I rate this lecture with 5 stars because just after I heard this lecture I understood the Brachial Plexus.

By Sara E. on 06. September 2018 for Brachial Plexus – Axilla and Brachial Plexus

I rate this lecture with 5 stars because just after I heard this lecture I understood the 'Brachial Plexus'. That's why I recommend it to every medical student who want to understand the 'Brachial Plexus'. Thank you very much LECTURIO

straight forward to the point , no time wasting

By Leen H. on 06. September 2018 for Cardiac Physiology

i never thought learning cardiac physiology would be this easy , thank you so much

Nice summary!

By Shani F. on 06. September 2018 for Differential Diagnoses – Hyperthyroidism (Thyrotoxicosis)

This is a really good overview of the previous discussions. The small mistake about radio-iodine uptake is Hashitoxicosis should be fixed, but the rest is pretty great.

Thank you!

By Elyza P. on 06. September 2018 for Nerves and Neurotransmission

Thank you, dr. Wilson! Your lecture here is very much appreciated. You made it clear the important facts and process of synapses and neurons.

Great!

By Shani F. on 05. September 2018 for Differential Diagnoses & T3-Resin Uptake – Euthyroid Conditions

Very clearly explained! Dr Raj is a wonderful professor. Thank you!

Anterior compartment

By Rosa T. on 05. September 2018 for Anterior Compartment – Anatomy of the Arm

Fantastic explanation about the topic, easy way to learn anatomy.

Clear & understandable

By Lauren B. on 05. September 2018 for Nucleotide Metabolism: Introduction and De novo Purine Metabolism

Thanks for focusing on the "big picture!" The lecturer at my school bogged us down with the details, so it was hard to take in what the most important steps were

Excellent!

By Onyeka Afam A. on 04. September 2018 for Aging

Wonderful presentation of complex hard to understand topics. The teachings were made ridiculously simple.

love your ideos lectures

By Ahmed G. on 04. September 2018 for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus – Hyperglycemia

love your lectures especially your calm way of standing,speaking,teaching and sometime smiling among one of best teachersof mine

Headline

By Llully C. on 03. September 2018 for Movement Disorders

Excellent exhibitor, clear, concise in addition to excellent content very useful

complete and neat

By Marjan P. on 03. September 2018 for Large Intestine: Conclusion

everything is ok and demarcated I invite soroosh naderian and shaghayegh sobhani and reza rostami to try this site

Rating

By Miguel Alejandro L. on 03. September 2018 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

If more stars are available to rate you professor Raj, and this course please let me know, so I can add some more, it is incredibly easy for me walking through the USMLE book by prior listening to your very clarifying lessons.

My go-to pharm tutorials

By G R. on 02. September 2018 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

All lectures are brief and to the point . The lecturer uses examples to help reinforce important points about the drugs. He uses humour to keep the lecture interesting and engaging. I would recommend this to everyone as their go -to pharmacology tutorial course.

Great Lecture

By john i. on 02. September 2018 for Types of Diarrhea

fantastic teaching with instant impact to improve self confidence and boost knowledge

clear and concise

By Romaine B. on 31. August 2018 for Heart: Introduction

clear intro, to the point and simple to understand, very simple

Great!

By Mariia R. on 30. August 2018 for Aortic Stenosis: Signs and Symptoms

Amazing explanations each lecture! Thank you so much, Dr. Raj!

Lecturio the best

By Jona T. on 30. August 2018 for Urinary System: Overview

It´s a great review!! It catched me since his first words, Now I´ll take the entire course.

Great!

By Bảo B. on 29. August 2018 for Nutrition

Great attitude and non-verbal languages. You make those vitamins more easier to understand. I appreciate it. Thank you and keep going.

Seborrheic dermatitis

By Lyndon O. on 29. August 2018 for Seborrheic Dermatitis

Belabors the points quite succinctly! The approach is just the best for clinical dermatology!

Great!

By Shani F. on 28. August 2018 for Acute Pancreatitis: Ranson's Criteria, Treatment, and Complications

Great lecture and Dr. Raj is wonderful. My only comment would be to add a bit of information about the pathogenesis tied to the different etiologies

A BIT DIFFICULT

By rene p. on 28. August 2018 for Angioedema

i could understand what the doctor carlo raj is telling only because lecturio is providing subtitles and transcript of what he is speaking which is really helpful and very useful and i am really thankful for that to lecturio..........................

very helpful

By rene p. on 28. August 2018 for Psoriasis

HE HAS TAKEN THE BEST EFFORT IN EXPLAINING THE TOPIC AND HAS PRESENTED IT WELL AND IN A STUDENT FRIENDLY MANNER.

very helpful

By rene p. on 28. August 2018 for Pemphigus Vulgaris

Taken lot of effort to explain the details of the topic and to make us understand the difference between the two conditions: pemphigous vulgaris and bullous pemphigoid. it was a beautiful lecture.....

thank you sir

By rene p. on 28. August 2018 for Bullous Pemphigoid

dr carlo raj has explained the topic very clearly and in a very point wise manner..........it was very helpful............

Note issue

By Mike R. on 28. August 2018 for Sex Chromosome Abnormalities

Its hard to pay attention on her lectures because she always pauses to read her notes.

good lecture

By rene p. on 27. August 2018 for Erythema Multiforme

the lecture was easy to understand and well done. i am feeling satisfied after listening to this lecture.

nice

By rene p. on 27. August 2018 for Morphea

the lecture was simple and easy to understand. it was a good lecture.

Great!

By Diego H. on 27. August 2018 for Hydrocephalus: Definition and Treatment

great presentation, it covers the basic stuff about Ventricular system.

THANK YOU. ABLE TO UNDERSTAND THE TOPIC....

By rene p. on 26. August 2018 for Alopecia Areata (AA)

BECAUSE DR CARLO RAJ IS SUCCESSFUL IN MAKING ME UNDERSTAND THE TOPIC. SENTENCES HE USED WERE NOT SO COMPLICATED AND IS SOMEWHAT EASY TO UNDERSTOOD.

Rating

By Miguel Alejandro L. on 26. August 2018 for Heart Sounds

Professor thank you very much for such a great curse, I agree that it would be much better with cardiac sounds in real time during the explanation so our ears get accustomed to them, also the explanation should be included during the questioning section at the end of the video just like in previous lectures.

Excelente

By Josh M. on 25. August 2018 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Muy buena clase, es muy conciso y para nada aburrido, las actualizaciones deberian ser del medico.

Great!

By Shani F. on 25. August 2018 for Cell Surface Receptors

I love Dr. Raj's style of teaching! Very clear and motivating introduction! My only recommendation would be to add diagrams along with the description of the receptors. I personally find them very helpful in remembering the downstream functions

Thank you.

By John Kenneth B. on 25. August 2018 for Human Microbiome

A very good lecturer of Microbiology. Thank you and I am looking forward in learning more.

Subtítulos en español.

By Ricardo Z. on 24. August 2018 for Clavicle – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

Hacen falta mejorar los subtítulos en español, no siempre están en el orden correcto las palabras y esto dificulta el entendimiento.

GOOD

By Rodríguez C. on 22. August 2018 for Control of Growth Hormone Release

The doctor speaks slowly, but covers the main components of the subject, explains their examples but is not as clear with common diseases as dwarfs.

amazing

By Hazazi M. on 21. August 2018 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

prof Ahern is wonderful and funny! enjoyed all his lectures

Poor

By Max G. on 20. August 2018 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia

I don't like Carlo's style of presentation. It is also at odds with Robbins and Cotran. The worst video on Lecturio

Iliana

By Sui S. on 19. August 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I chose this because it is very useful and understanding to the medical students and the professionals. I became more fluent in subjects like anatomy and emergency. I chose this because it is very useful and understanding to the medical students and the professionals. I became more fluent in subjects like anatomy and emergency. What I really liked about this course is that it has the specific information you need to understand the world of medicine, be a good doctor and face the problems that we could have. I would recommend this because it is so useful What I really liked about this course is that it has the specific information you need to understand the world of medicine, be a good doctor and face the problems that we could have. I would recommend this because it is so useful and clearly at the explication.

Needs discussion about investigations

By Vish V. on 19. August 2018 for Allergic Contact Dermatitis

Would like to see some discussion about investigations eg patch testing

Very good timing and speaking tempo

By asdda a. on 19. August 2018 for Seizures: Types

This is a very good lecture for everyone, not just people studying medicine.

nice lectures step by step

By dr Ahmed g. on 19. August 2018 for Fungi

i feel that u r teaching better than other professors we as a student understanding better micro as step by step

Succinct yet Informative

By codukwe@buffalo.edu r. on 18. August 2018 for Concepts – Vertebral Column

Thank you Dr. Canby for your succinct yet informative introduction to the concepts of the vertebral column. The pictures and pauses were very helpful, as I was able to follow along with the presentation. You presented the information intuitively.

SLEEP

By DR GULAM M. on 17. August 2018 for Stages of Sleep – Consciousness (PSY)

CLEAR AND CONCISE, WELL EXPLAINED.GOOD DIAGRAMS. VERY INTERESTING LECTURE.

great

By Ana R. on 16. August 2018 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

it is very clear and easy to understand, beginners will not get lost.

everything was clear and easy to understand.

By Ragda B. on 16. August 2018 for Thoracic Cavity – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

I am studying for my Anatomy and physiology class, and your lecture is truly helping me.

i really learned and enjoyed in the same time.

By Ragda B. on 16. August 2018 for Mediastinum – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

the lecture was amazing, you made it easy and clear to understand

Puede ser mejor

By oscar e. on 16. August 2018 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

Acoje adecuadamente cada tema y tiene un orden logico en las presentaciones. EN general pienso que pueden hacer las [resentciones mas didacticas, con mas imagines, graficas, animaciones etc.. a medida que va avanzando el curso en general. POr ahora creo que brinda la informacion gneralde los temas.

Thank you!

By Nathan A L. on 16. August 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Great job again Dr. Ahern! You have helped me better my understanding of these topics.

just so thankful

By Lambrini K. on 15. August 2018 for Functional Divisions of the Autonomic Nervous System

excellent presentation and clarification of both structures and function of the Nervous system. Thank you.

not helpful

By syed s. on 15. August 2018 for Pelvic Walls – Pelvic Floor

he is stating sabotta diagram and not explaining in conceptual way

Clearly presented.

By Itayi T. on 14. August 2018 for Desire, Arousal and Orgasm

Dr. Lynae definitely knows how to teach in a way that a student can understand. I would recommend this lecture to anyone.

Excellent

By Jabari S. on 13. August 2018 for Aging

Excellent overview of Aging topics. The video lectures were quick to the point but were also able to give just enough background information on each of the varying material.

great teacher

By Dinara Z. on 12. August 2018 for Ph Homeostasis – How Atoms Come Together to Form a Molecule

great lecture, very simple and clear. I've finally understood bonds!)) thank you!

excellent

By shukri h. on 11. August 2018 for Introduction to the Connective Tissue

very good lecture i thoroughly enjoyed watching and learning the content.

Recommended

By meghdad a. on 11. August 2018 for Capillaries: Overview

Very clear explanation, understandable, good examples, clear slides and pictures.

Truly clear presentation

By Kristijan Ž. on 10. August 2018 for Compartments and Cervical Fascia – Neck

I choose this rating because it was truly clear, and i remembered it right away. I would recommend this video to students of Osteopathy.

excellent lecture even for an average english speaker. thank you!

By Badr L. on 10. August 2018 for Mediastinal Areas – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

what a pleasure to learn from the best. thanks to that lecture my concepts are cristal clear.

I would like to see patients or role playing

By michael g s. on 08. August 2018 for Movement Disorders: Introduction

However, I would like to see patients or role playing to demonstrate the condition.

I recommend

By Anastasia R. on 06. August 2018 for Conducting System of the Heart

Finally understood how the heart works! Great job at explaining :)

A bit too fast

By Shant Y. on 06. August 2018 for Early Development of the Heart

Feels like it's for people who know this stuff and just wanted to review.

outdated

By Marco A. on 05. August 2018 for Malignant Melanoma

60 % of stage 4 patients develop metastasis in the brain. Why is it missing? Target-therapy with BRAFi Vermurafenib or Dabrafenib should be given in combination with MEK inhibitors. Both modern immunotherapy treatments are missing (CTLA4, PD-1). That are just the basics. Melanoma research developed fast and this video should be replaced by an updated version.

Great

By Jeremi F. on 05. August 2018 for Introduction to Esophageal Diseases

Easy to understand :D Very helping me to study better and better

Cranial nerve supply made easy

By KABIRU A. on 05. August 2018 for Arterial Supply and Nerve Supply of Dura Mater

Excellent. This best way to get this in memory. I love his approach to the delivery of the lecture

not boring and but substantive

By Miziel R. on 05. August 2018 for Small and Large Intestine Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

He is clear, full of substance without any need to explain but gives accurate description.

informative lecture

By Mahmoud G. on 03. August 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

very informative and well explained lecture. Dr. Kevin Ahern has changed my view of biochemistry.

Very clear. Great explanation

By Lan W. on 02. August 2018 for Structure of Bones

Great lecture. It is very easy to follow. Great explanation.

High yield

By Joseph A. on 02. August 2018 for Analogs: Adenosine, Deoxycytidine, Guanosine/Deoxyguanosine, Thymidine, Deoxyuridine

Brief, understandable, high yield information explained with illustrative slides by Dr. Ahern

Excellent

By Aleph A. on 01. August 2018 for Gastrointestinal Pharmacology

Excellent content, very well explained and really a help to my studies.

Beautiful explanation

By Modibbo N. on 01. August 2018 for Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

One of the best Lecturers on lecturio hands down. Defined one of the best explanations I’ve gotten on this topic

Clear presentation

By Fatima s. on 31. July 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Very well put. Dr Kevin Ahern explains difficult topics in a very short concise and interesting manner.

Very useful for refreshment or introduction to Biology.

By Fatima s. on 31. July 2018 for Cellular Structure

I am a biochemistry student studying in the UK I found this so useful especially as a foundation in my initial year of study.

Thank you!

By Cemre E. on 29. July 2018 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

Thank you Dr. Craig, this video is very helpful! I learned everything necessary that I need and I'm glad...

recommend for fellow Nutritionists

By Denise C. on 29. July 2018 for Cellular Structure: Introduction

I love the visuals, her method of speaking and the transcript at the end

Not Engaging and Inconsistent Complexity

By Kit T. on 29. July 2018 for Cerebral Cortex

These lectures were not very engaging - rather monotonous way of talking and a mixture of qualities of diagrams. In the lectures about the effects of lesions, the anatomy was shown in a very simple language, but then complex pathology terms were left unexplained (a few were explained, but the majority were not).

Both short and detailed -- a good mix

By Alex S. on 29. July 2018 for Brachial Plexus – Axilla and Brachial Plexus

Dr. Pickering pointed out a few things that even my anatomy professor (who is excellent) did not. A very good lecture on the brachial plexus -- both short and detailed.

It could be a better video

By Andreas M. on 27. July 2018 for Hair Cells

Hello, I usually don't rate lectures, but I had to do it here. The reason of that is that I found the certain video unable to make me understand the structures of the inner ear. Please be more specific and use better images, for example about what otoconia are and their use, the cupule etc. Despite of that I like dr. Candy. Thank you.

Very well explained lecture

By Lisa T. on 27. July 2018 for Sectioned Pelvis: Bladder – Male Reproductive Organs

Dr. James' explanation was very clear. The pictures in the lecture could have been a bit bigger but overall it was delivered very well.

Well explained to understand the concept!

By K SIVANGANAM K. on 26. July 2018 for Iron Deficiency Anemia: Iron Studies

I like your lectures Dr, they are all very well explained thus allows us to pick up the concept quite easily! Thanks

Thank you

By Luis C. on 24. July 2018 for Gastrointestinal Pharmacology

I believe when someone truly knows and love what it does is able to simplify things and teach in a away easy to understand. Thank you

Nutrition

By Michael E. on 24. July 2018 for Nutrition

This material was delivered brilliantly by the course lecturer. I have really enjoyed the nutrition lectures by Dr Cornwell and look forward to future lectures by this lady.

Great

By Maurice A. on 22. July 2018 for Normocytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

because its helping me review my basics as well as adding into my information, and it goes hand in hand with my USMLE step 1

Excellent lecture, easy to understand and with good clinical application.

By Tomas B. on 22. July 2018 for Compartments and Cervical Fascia – Neck

Clear presentation, well oriented, easy to follow, well illustrated, takes you to clinical applications almost inmidiatly, great to review your complex isolated concepts of neck anatomy.

Poor

By Matthew R. on 21. July 2018 for Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOS)

Very difficult to follow, abrupt, lack of details, and poor explanations.

Thanks very much

By Khalid B. on 20. July 2018 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

Interesting topics Amazing teaching with nice explanation ,and review questions

BEST TEACHER

By Jona T. on 20. July 2018 for Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs)

I love your lectures, you are such a talented proffesor. Great work.

zero star

By shah M. on 18. July 2018 for Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis

i dont know why but i dont like this lecturer in his slides here is lot of ontroversies slides says one thing and lecturer says another thing

Very good summary

By Sidney F. on 18. July 2018 for Primary vs. Specific Amyloidosis

Excellent lecture with the most important topics about the subject.

Good but could be more inclusive.

By Imani F. on 17. July 2018 for Group A Streptococci

I liked how strep was broken down between group A and group B but the video didn't mention the different types of strep in each group ie s. pyogenes. The quiz asked about catalases but didn't mention it in the video.

Comprehensible explanation

By dan K. on 17. July 2018 for Humoral Immunity: Antibody Polymers and Antibody Binding to Antigens

These lectures are the most intresting Ive seen on immunology topics, delivered clearly, no mnemonics, pictures help significantly, seemed more exciting than any fiction. I would advise it to all who are preparing for the medical exams. I am just so grateful for finding this site.

11-21-17 hydroxylase

By Raul E. on 17. July 2018 for Endocrine Physiology

You don´t speak about 11-21-17 hydroxylase this a very high yield usmle. the rest is ok.

Great adjunct to my university lectures

By Karl G. on 17. July 2018 for Cardiac Physiology

This course augmented my university lectures perfectly. I turned up for class today prepared to consolidate the concepts and apply the learning!

dr vincent ........thank you

By sahil p. on 17. July 2018 for Subcutaneous, Cutaneous and Superficial Mycoses: Learning Outcomes

things made quite easy with interactive lectures and slides and tables

learn new knowledge from the lecture

By JUNJIE Z. on 16. July 2018 for PCSK9 Inhibitors – Lipid Control

nice job! I also learn new knowledge from the profound and comprehensive lecture.

talented

By Sam s. on 15. July 2018 for Toxic Shock Syndrome and Necrotizing Fasciitis (Flesh-Eating Disease)

great explanation Few people have a talent in teaching. i think Dr Raj is one of them thank you so much

excellent

By Rahul S. on 13. July 2018 for Functions of the Extraocular Muscles – Orbital Muscles and Innervation

Some of these comments are absurd, no where in the video does the professor say interior oblique. Great video, straight to the point with great illustrations. Thank you!

This videos and Carlo made me like Pathology

By Juan C. on 13. July 2018 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia

I will going to enter to the world of pathology next semester and i really didn't think i would like it but this videos might have changed my mind, Thanks Carlo for this material

excelente

By Rafael G. on 13. July 2018 for Liver, Gall Bladder, Pancreas and Spleen Development

excelent very clear and educational i love it a must, i would see it again

Great lecture

By Lan W. on 13. July 2018 for Learning Outcomes – Gastrointestinal Motility

Very clear explanation. Very easy to follow and understand each topic.

Beautiful explanation

By Jordan M. on 12. July 2018 for Acidosis and Alkalosis – Laboratory Diagnostics

He explains it so well, but I wish there was subtitles

Great visuals

By Denisea C. on 12. July 2018 for The Macromolecules of Life

The combo of visual and review aided in maintaining info

great content !

By Omar M. on 11. July 2018 for Pharyngeal Arches

Lecturio should open their own medical school in the Caribbean and people could actually learn down there ! keep it up !

confusing

By Nathan A. on 10. July 2018 for Periodic Table for Biology – Chemistry

This lecture and the one before were very confusing. You need to explain that the third energy level can technically hold UP TO 18 electrons (s,p,d sublevels) but it also fills up with the first 8 it receives. valence shells (energy shells) and energy LEVELS need to be better distinguished and not used interchangeably. Luckily, I knew the material and was able to straighten things out for myself using Google. How can I know that Lecturio will not have faulty lectures in the biochem module (material I'm not familiar with)? I am still within 10 days and am considering cancelling my lecturio subscription over this lost credibility in my mind.

excellent

By Rahul S. on 09. July 2018 for Autonomic Nerves of Abdominopelvic Organs: Conclusions

well explained, to the point, easy to understand, and high yield topics being taught for step1

Very less content

By Neuer N. on 09. July 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Very less content... Try to upload many more vedios.... And on much more details

Very clear explaination

By Andre Ho Yan W. on 08. July 2018 for Alzheimer's Disease: Pathology and Treatment

Excellent explanation in every perceptive ! I would like to have a bit more pictures in the PPT !

informative lecture

By Mohammad S. on 08. July 2018 for Seborrheic Dermatitis

very good and informative lecture. thank you for good explanation associated with the differential diagnosis

example for each lesion

By Mohammad S. on 08. July 2018 for General Terminology

good and simple explanation however it would be more useful if there are examples for each lesion

Loved this course

By Alexander C. on 08. July 2018 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

accurate selection of high-yield information and clinical correlations . Totally loved it.

Recommendation

By Maria Teresa S. on 06. July 2018 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

They are great but it would be better if explained some of the cellular development behaviors involved

Wonderful

By Rayven O. on 05. July 2018 for Introduction and Organization – Launching Pad for Cell Biology

It is very clear to understand. Great job Dr. Cornwall.

I understood (almost) everything

By Sophie R. on 04. July 2018 for Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

Even though i don't use english as my main language i understood almost everything and i haven't really studied it well. I really liked it!

Innate Immune

By Sara K. on 04. July 2018 for Innate Immune System

I would like to know complement and chronic inflammatory in more details.

Makes Learning Negative

By DAVID L. on 03. July 2018 for Mitral Stenosis: Visualization

This doctor is always demeaning. He clearly demonstrates why instructors should learn to say phrases like "Some students" or "often times students will confuse..." It is significantly less demeaning than "You". Also, he ASSUMES we are thinking wrong "Why in the world would you?", "Don't do that!" , or "Let it go!" I never had it, so why would I let it go??? He needs to eliminate all these comments about how he thinks we are thinking and just communicate the information. It is hard to concentrate on the pathophysiology when he is constantly projecting negativity. Learning is supposed to be a positive experience, not a negative one.

nice

By Rahul S. on 02. July 2018 for Lumbar Plexus: in Situ – Lumbosacral Plexus

very nice way of dissecting and thoroughly going over each HY nerve, much appreciated!

thorough

By Rahul S. on 02. July 2018 for Foot – Osteology of Lower Limb

video was simple and fast, and well articulated. Much appreciated

Highly recommend

By Houston P. on 01. July 2018 for Introduction to Cell Biology

Prof Cornwall does a great job at presenting the material, catching my attention easily into the depth of the material while being precise with the content. Very easy to learn from :)

Excellent explanation

By Fauwad A. on 01. July 2018 for Pancreatic Cancer

Excellently explained everything. I was looking for alternative to Kaplan and I think this is it.

Great!

By B?o B. on 30. June 2018 for Process of Metabolism

You make it much more easier. However, I still understand all important points. Thank you!

Rating

By Miguel Alejandro L. on 28. June 2018 for Immunodeficiency and Immune Deficiency Diseases

Professor Peter J Delves, thanks for such a great dedication and love for immunology and helping medical estudents like me.

excellent lecture

By esther e. on 27. June 2018 for Humoral Immunity: Structure of Antibodies and Immunoglobulin Domains

the lecture was thorough and used little time to explain and it was very understandable.

Great course!

By Luka G. on 25. June 2018 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Great professor, he simplifies all the topics to the level of understanding even when the lecture is watched for the first time.

Very well presented and easy to follow.

By Rob T. on 25. June 2018 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

Lecture series was clear and concise. Well rounded introduction to Epidemiology and Biostatistics.

Use this, not that.

By Alex S. on 24. June 2018 for Purine and Pyrimidine Metabolism

This guy deserves a medal. I wish I had a lecturer like this when I was in undergrad (or even now in medical school).

Simply I love the way you explain the cerebral cortex anatomy, thank you.

By Aisha A. on 24. June 2018 for Cerebral Cortex

the course is clear and simple I be able to understand basic anatomy that of course suitable for me and I'll recommend it to my colleagues indeed.

Simply amazing

By Cristina G. on 23. June 2018 for Glycolysis: F6-P –> F1,6-P – Glycolysis and Pyruvate Metabolism

This entire series is the most eloquent and beautiful explanation of a terrible terrible subject like biochemistry I have ever seen to attended

Good job

By Alexander B. on 22. June 2018 for Biochemistry of Megaloblastic Anemia

Î really appreciate the Lectures, this whole Website helps a lot. But it´s annoying that the Professor always says " repeat it 3 times fast " , Theres no point in doing that , if nobody could understand him in the first place . If you cant properly spell it out /pronounce it one time, it´s no use to repeat it fast.

Teaching style builds on itself

By Neuer N. on 21. June 2018 for Hyperlipidemia

I really found the teaching methods used here beneficial. He'd go through the pathway and emphasizing key steps, then point out where they'll be important down the line, then come back to continue the pathway. The repetition helped so that when he taught the disease I knew why it was resulting in that outcome. Really a fan of it. Also, keep the memory cues coming.

RAAS

By Lisa H. on 21. June 2018 for Renin Angiotensin Aldosterone – Drugs in Hypertension

Simple way to understand the RAAS system and the meds associated with it.

great

By Özge K. on 21. June 2018 for Phospholipids

She talks so clear, understandable.. just a little fast but i havent got bored.. Thank you..

Great Great !!!!!!

By James A. on 19. June 2018 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Much good information that will help you in your clinical practice and your board perfect combination

Thanks

By pito p. on 19. June 2018 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

Thank you very very much! Helped me a lot in immunology

malo

By andrea n. on 17. June 2018 for Mitral Stenosis: Visualization

explica demasiado rapido y no señala las graficas para poder entender de que habla.

Helpful

By kseniya v. on 16. June 2018 for 3 Types of Cartilages

Solid review and helpful information in regards to histology. The slides are helpful

Awesome!

By Ze Z. on 15. June 2018 for Diversity of Major Histocompatibility Complex – Antigen Processing and Presentation

Great explenation and schematization of the pathways int the imunne system. Thank you so much for teaching such an hard subjet with clarity.

congratulations

By Alan T. on 13. June 2018 for Ovary: Structure – Female Reproductive System

Absolutely wonderful, the best histology teacher in the world. I love his classes

Amazing!!!

By Güney G. on 13. June 2018 for Immune Response

For many years, I have read lots of textbooks and lots of lecture slides to learn immunology but it was always confusing and none of them knows how to begin immunology. The immune system is a kind of spider web which has no begin and no end. On the other hand, Dr Delves is a very smart academician who found a way how to chance a spider web into a linear and understandable structure. If you need to learn immunology, don't waste your time beginning with memorizing every immune cell, every receptor. Instead, just leave yourself into the arms of Lecturio by Prof Peter Delves, Lecturio definitely takes you to your goals for sure if your goal related to immunology.

Excellent professor and great beginning for immunology

By Güney G. on 13. June 2018 for Introduction: Pathogens and the Immune System

We need a cloned one or twin of Prof Delves for Istanbul Technical University. I began to learn immunology with this lesson and just with 8 days of his video lessons I succeed to pass molecular immunology that's the lesson I hadn't passed for many years. I am grateful for you Dr Delves. The chaotic structure of immunology gets easy by your lessons. Not only your lessons made me be graduated from my undergraduate education but also you changed my mind about immunology. I like it very much after your lessons and the beginning of the journey was this lesson.

i'm actually enjoying immunology now

By Bensu K. on 12. June 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Very clear and well explained. Mr. Delves' enthusiasm makes it all better. Thank you!

Great lectures!.

By Carlos Luis G. on 12. June 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Great lectures from a great teacher for building a good foundation of knowledge.

well explanation

By Belinda C. on 11. June 2018 for Viral Hepatitis: Overview

Excellent! Dr Carlo covered hepatology well. Thank you so much.

Just my opinion

By Miguel Alejandro L. on 11. June 2018 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

Its a great course given by a very experienced teacher, in my opinion, sometimes the questions could be directed to higher yield contents within the lecture, but great overall, thanks.

Excellent review

By Sidney F. on 11. June 2018 for Septic Arthritis

Excellent review of the main points of these important topics! Helped a lot

Congratulations !!

By Louis S. on 10. June 2018 for Introduction: Pathogens and the Immune System

The lecture is very good for introduction about immune system I like this guy he explain very well and it's easy to understand

Hard to stay on track.

By Kashyap B. on 10. June 2018 for Early Development of the Heart

Too much information in very little time and he goes way too fast. Hard to focus.

Just perfect. Clear and focused on the important main ideas.

By Sampsa K. on 10. June 2018 for Vascular Physiology

Clear and really focused lectures. Used this to pass my final physio exam. Thank you!

Love it!!

By SassyNexieakins O. on 09. June 2018 for Introduction to Cell Biology

I love it so much!!! It’s been a truly rewarding experience for me!

Good lecture, but not USMLE focused. This is more of a general biology lecture than a USMLE prep lecture.

By Olivier B. on 08. June 2018 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

Good lecture, but not USMLE focused. This is more of a general biology lecture than a USMLE prep lecture. It seems to me that Lecturio is not making the difference between MCAT prep and USMLE prep. The lectures look more like MCAT prep lectures and not USMLE.

SIMPLE EASY AND CONCISE!!!

By Karen B. on 08. June 2018 for Boundaries of the Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region

Wish I had known about this website sooner:( I hope all the lectures here are like this.

Dr. Ward rocks!

By Eric K. on 07. June 2018 for Development of the Abdominopelvic Region

Dr. Ward has a talent for breaking down the complex processes of embryology. His pace and style are great for me!

The Brain of Brain–Computer Interfaces

By Kevin C. on 07. June 2018 for Neurophysiology

I've been interested in cyborg technology since first learning about it in the mid-1970's when I was a little kid. In 1988 when I began at the University of Washington I wanted to study remote-controlled people, but they didn't offer any courses in that field, although 25 years later the school published their EEG brain-to-brain interface that lets one person control the motions of another. In February 1997 while successfully debating cloning legislation with the Department of Defense, I was ordered to stand down when trying to discuss brain implants, but eventually in 2005 my paper was credited as the basis for the Wikipedia article on the subject, and on 2 April 2013, the 17th anniversary of my first sworn statement to the Seattle FBI detailing organized crimes against children at a media giant, President Obama announced funding for the BRAIN Initiative. Even Jesus said go help out at the vineyard if you want to build heaven, and folks grumbled because they just assumed it already existed as if by magic.

Lacks organization

By Sarah C. on 07. June 2018 for Diagnoses of Reproductive Syndromes & Deficiencies

Shouldn't be popping back and forth between disorders- makes for very jumbled learning. Should talk through this disease in full then move on.

Great Teacher

By Andre E. on 07. June 2018 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

I like the way she expresses, you can easily understand her

Very good tutor

By Neuer N. on 07. June 2018 for Ph Scale – How Atoms Come Together to Form a Molecule

Very good use of examples connecting to every day life.

Best of the best.

By Neuer N. on 06. June 2018 for Personality Disorders

I choose this rating because the course have the best way to mastering the most important themes of personality disorders.

Can do better

By Suhas M. on 06. June 2018 for Functions of the Cerebellum, Lobes and Hemispheres

A good lecture I feel could have been better. What are the 10 Roman numerals in the first figure attributed to? That question is left in my mind.

Review no brodman áreas

By Salomon B. on 04. June 2018 for Cerebral Cortex

The Brodman áreas should be added. Great lecture besides that.

Awesome!

By maria A. on 04. June 2018 for Macrocytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Awesome lecture! Dr. Raj keeps the content interesting which helps keep you engaged!

awesome lectures

By sneha s. on 04. June 2018 for Introduction: Pathogens and the Immune System

really awesome lectures, more updated version, very well explained thank you Dr.D

I really liked it!

By Mariia R. on 04. June 2018 for Prions

By my opinion, very interesting and informative lectures. Thank you very much!

Great

By Westley C. on 04. June 2018 for Introduction and Non-Autoimmune Arthritis

I really enjoy Doctor Raj explanations and his ability to keep me engaged at the lecture.

better than fa

By Piyush S. on 03. June 2018 for Visual Pathways

its nice liked it very much very nicely explained then others

Errors in Lecture Course

By Joseph D. on 03. June 2018 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

Hello Dr. Ahern. Your lectures were phenomenal, but for several of the lectures the slides did not correspond with your lecture (they were of totally different topics) or they changed midway into into unrelated biochemistry topics. It may be best to review them and adjust the errors. However, your presentation was so so good that I was easily able to follow your lectures with the downloaded lecture slides.

best explaination

By spot l. on 03. June 2018 for Growth Factors

best prof in the world explains everything so good that even a kid will understand

Good Energy. Great Content.

By Afua A. on 03. June 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

I enjoyed the lecturer's energy, the overall organization of the video topics, and length of each video.

Very well explained

By Oluwafunto O. on 03. June 2018 for Germ Cells, Mitosis and Meiosis

Very clear teaching, very well explained and I liked the used of examples and the not purely reading from the screen. Thank you very much!

useful

By monica m. on 02. June 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

clear and well summarized, the quizes at the end are very helpful for memorizing

good lecture lesson full

By Neuer N. on 01. June 2018 for Anomalies of the Aging Brain: Dementia (Alzheimer's Disease)

excellent i learnt many things from this lectures (Dementia is very important problem) thank you

GREAT LECTURE

By ANNA S. on 01. June 2018 for Ph Homeostasis – How Atoms Come Together to Form a Molecule

VERY CLEAR AND EASY TO FOLLOW! IT CAPTURED MY ATTENTION. ALSO LIKED THE FORMAT

Enjoyable!

By Andrey K. on 31. May 2018 for Electrochemical Gradient

Really great explanations of the whole process. Was not happy that I had to relearn Krebs and ETC but actually found these videos enjoyable and valuable.

I love it.

By Sara A. on 31. May 2018 for Cardiovascular Histology

I love this course (Lecturio) it’s very helpfully and concentrated by amazing information and knowledge. I recommend this course for all medical staff.

Thankyou

By Aditya V. on 31. May 2018 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

thanks for cutting down into smaller bits.he is a bit fast though.thank you

Proper way to revise with Dr. Thad Wilsons lectures

By Benjamin K. on 31. May 2018 for Adrenal Functions

I find Dr. Thad Wilsons lectures concise and interestingly put, leading to easy proper revision. Thank you

Very Practical

By Yusleidis E. on 31. May 2018 for Mitochondrial DNA Inheritance

The lecture are awesome. It is just easy to understand Thank you very much!

Analogy rocks!

By Andrey K. on 31. May 2018 for Activation Energy of Reactions

Great enzyme analogy! Enzyme is the friend who puts his two other friends in contact with each other so that they can start talking and dating ;)

Teacher needs to loosen up in front of the camera.

By Flora I. on 31. May 2018 for Urinary Tract Embryology

The instructor is so stiff with his speech pattern that it is difficult to follow what he is saying. He doesn't pause like he should at the end of sentencs and will begin new sentences with the word "and" even when the new sentence isn't a continuation to the sentence he just finished. This forces me to have to relisten to his information so that I can understand what he is saying--I value my time.

Sayin thanks.

By Miguel Alejandro L. on 30. May 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Liked the content and the teacher makes it so easy and understandable, also the app is great, thank you guys.

Bullet point!!!!!

By James A. on 30. May 2018 for Mononeuropathy

Dr. Raj is quite interesting during lectures he makes information easy to integrate and remember it. Thank you, Dr. Raj.

More info needed

By Andrey K. on 30. May 2018 for P53 Gene

Nothing on how p53 relates to RB or how p53 induces p21 to inhibit CDK thus acting as a tumor suppressor by not allowing cell cycle progression. This info is found in the the First Aid for the USMLE so it is probably important.

excellent content and easy to understand

By mariana s. on 30. May 2018 for Development of the Abdominopelvic Region

I had trouble understanding by just reading the embriology book, but he made the topic really easy to understand and enjoyable to study. I really liked the course.

Superb!

By Basma R. on 30. May 2018 for Urinary Tract Physiology

very good explanation, cleared my concepts. Great visual. thumbs up!

good job

By Faisal A. on 29. May 2018 for Introduction to Cell Biology

I like the smooth flow of the subjects in this course and how they focus on small details that make you digest and understand the living human from very small details.

Great to Refresh ones Memory

By Andrey K. on 29. May 2018 for Cytoskeleton

In terms of studying for something like USMLE, brief intro is fine! Such topics will not be tested on the exam but are necessary to build foundations for other future topics. If you are studying for other exams, this whole module may be a bit light on key information. Great as a refresher though!

Good overall

By deleted u. on 29. May 2018 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

The GI physiology was very detailed. It helped to reinforce what I learnt in class. Good overall.

Good instructor

By Maryknoll P. on 29. May 2018 for Nephron

Pointer helps a lot with histology. The instructor was clear and concise.

Could be better!!!

By Maria de Lourdes C. on 29. May 2018 for DNA Replication and Repair

Not bad, but need to identify the polymerases better, as in the replication of DNA and RNA...

boring lectues, not the best slides

By Geraldine W. on 28. May 2018 for Cranial Nerve X:Vagus Nerve

He sounds so bored, which makes it hard to keep focused. Also some of the slides aren't readable

VERY SLOW

By Abdul D. on 28. May 2018 for Deep Cerebellar Nuclei and Connections of Functional Divisions

TOPICS ARE GOOD BUT DR IS VERY SLOW .....HE IS NOT ADDING NE EXTRA POINT BY HIMSELF ..JUST NARRATING THE SLIDES.......EVEN I CAN DO DAT......HE IS NOT AT ALL MAKING IT INTRESTING....FEELING SLEEPY ALL D TIME LISTNING HIS LECTURES....PLZ CONSIDER

An Addendum to West and Guyton

By Gabrielle G. on 27. May 2018 for Respiratory Physiology

Takes difficult concepts from West and Guyton and explains them succinctly. The quizzes are very helpful as well.

Love the way is explained!!!

By Maria de Lourdes C. on 26. May 2018 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Had so much difficulty learning the enzymes on the pathways. This way was easy to understand it!!

Very good

By Altair S. on 26. May 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

It’s very easy to understand, I’ve always struggled with immune system, but the lectures helped me a lot

Slow and Dry

By Kit T. on 25. May 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Lectures are very dry, provide no interesting insights and focus very strongly on anatomical labels (eg. focus on learning names of parts rather than giving a good knowledge and feel of those parts).

Best one

By ABDULRAHMAN K. on 24. May 2018 for Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

best professor in teaching until now Prof.Carlo because he explained everything in funny way and exicting way and attract me in the lecture wo being in another world

LARYNX missed & great in general

By ABDULRAHMAN K. on 24. May 2018 for Respiratory Gross Anatomy

it's great in general & helpful but u missed Important structure to included in this course which is the LARYNX

Very nice information served very nicely

By Harilal T. on 24. May 2018 for Cardiovascular Histology

To friends who are interested in learning medicine on net

He makes it look easy.

By Robert B. on 23. May 2018 for Urinalysis

As always, Dr. Raj’s lectures are clear, concise, and memorable. He has a unique, honed talent for explaining this material. I have been in school for a long time, and had many professors. I am not exaggerating when I say that Dr. Raj is the best medical lecturer ever formed.

Great tool!

By Kenia G. on 23. May 2018 for Bacteria

I'm a foreign medial MD internal medicine specialist and I came to us I just felt lost but when I find this tools my life just changed! I already suggest This to other physicians here in USA. I hope I can pass all the usmle steps I will let you know guys!

Highly recommended!

By shenely g. on 21. May 2018 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

I really liked this course because the doctor repeated the most relevant information and was very professional and patient.

The course doesn't cover various important topics

By Shubhankar P. on 20. May 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

sorry lot of mistakes

By shah M. on 20. May 2018 for Trauma

speaker contradicts himself several times an he not sure of what is written in slides example: in treatment of SAH he 1st mentions that watch for hypertesion hypervolumia and hemodilution then in next lecture he realized that HHH written in slides reffer to treatment strategy there are several other mistakes dont have time to elaborate also what ever is written in slides is not fully explained by speaker

Best explanation & easy to understand

By Nimesh D. on 20. May 2018 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Excellent explanation by dr carlo raj. I have completely understand the topic. Thanks so much to carlo raj

Awesome experience

By Jeaniuz J. on 20. May 2018 for Compartments and Cervical Fascia – Neck

Awesome experience, perfect learning tutorial ... i personally love it because it's more of a teacher to me... love it

simply dont like the way

By shah M. on 20. May 2018 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

not upto the mark lecturer laughing inappropriately and information not eplained properly

The best lectures in the world

By SHIKHAR G. on 19. May 2018 for Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Lectures are mind blowing i feel so good that i cant even say a big thankyou to lecturio and team and iam so blessed that iam a part of lecturio

Good

By Eugene V. on 18. May 2018 for Stomach Ulcer (Peptic Acid Disease) Medication

Simple and straightforward and short and sweet which is good.

Very good

By Pablo V d. on 18. May 2018 for Asthma: Treatment

You guys have to read the articles and study some things before getting to Dr Carlos videos. He is very fast and dont explain certain terms because you have to know this stuff before watching the video.

Simple and memorable

By Boris G. on 18. May 2018 for The Macromolecules of Life

There is possibly a mistake in galactosa geometric formula in the lecture

Not bad, but it not very detailed

By lucie I. on 18. May 2018 for Biotechnology

I’m following this course as I’m attending this course at my university, it very helpful, but I wish it was as detailed as our class are.

Thank you for this great help

By Prateep P. on 18. May 2018 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

Superb best video till now. So it is really helping me

Dr. Raj is the best.

By Robert B. on 17. May 2018 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

His fluid, conversational presentation style really makes it stick. I do not want my classmates to know about him.

Excellent doctor. Thank you.

By Sanjib K. on 17. May 2018 for Antimicrobial Resistance

short and sweet concepts. nice tables. easy to understand. thank you.

Below Average

By MD M. on 16. May 2018 for Le Fort Fractures – Cranium (Skull)

I have watched the lecture series on the Abdominal wall and Thoracic viscera conducted by professor Craig, and he was more interactive and seemed to have greater Knowledge in those parts. This lecture is way too general and lacks many important info.

Useful!

By Kathryn S. on 16. May 2018 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I found this lecture to be clear, concise and suitable as a complement to lectures, textbook and cadaver work. Could you make the diagrams and their labels a bit larger, as they are difficult to see on smartphone, and there is no zoom facility.

Teachings are incorrect.

By Nicholas C. on 16. May 2018 for Antidepressants: Case Study

Bupropion is a dopamine reuptake inhibitor with some seetotenegic activity. It is also one of the most potent CYP2D6 inhibitors of the antidepressants. The previous antidepressant review lecture also had a mistake in which it was stated that “venlafaxine is used for smoking cessation” which is incorrect

awesome lecture

By Saurav R. on 16. May 2018 for Vitamin A: Steps in Light Detection

really helpful i never found this data in any of my textbooks

the explanations are concise and clear

By Juanita M. on 15. May 2018 for Cluster C Personality Disorders

The disorders are well explained, the examples help to understand more easily and the therapeutic approach for these patients is useful

Thank you so much!!! Dr. Delves;)

By Jerry J. on 15. May 2018 for Hypersensitivity: Type 4

Thank you so much!!! Now I understand the 4 types of hypersensitivities. Th1 and Th2, what those cells really mean...how these contribute to diseases and how immunology looks like in clinical practice. Amazing!

It’s osam

By Nimesh D. on 14. May 2018 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

It’s conceptual and easy to understand & just love the way dr carlo raj sir teach. Thanks

Comprehensive , concise easy to follow

By Rayan G. on 14. May 2018 for Lymph Nodes: Structure (Part 2)

this lecture is very Comprehensive , concise and easy to follow

it is summarized allready

By ABDULRAHMAN K. on 14. May 2018 for Respiratory Physiology

The Prof was taliking and explaining quickly where u can understand or get the the information in a good way

Concise and informative presentation

By Dr Jude U. on 13. May 2018 for B- and T-Cell Activation – Lymphocyte Activation

Dr Delves explains concepts in such a concise manner that it is so easy to understand and grasp concepts .

I love Lecturio! Really thank you! Amazing Project!

By Jerry J. on 13. May 2018 for Adaptive Immune System

This is (No "one of") THE BEST IMMUNOLOGY course I have ever had!!! Elaborate Explanation and PowerPoint!!! I admire Dr. Delves for linking so many big tangles to become something in order, finally like an intact plot!! Now I understand! It really makes sense!! No words can express my gratitude to you!

fantastic teacher

By Iram M. on 13. May 2018 for Heart Failure (HF): Pathogenesis and Etiologies

points out the important points and links with other knowledge

Human development

By Michael T. on 12. May 2018 for Human Development

It was concise and direct and I liked it very much.

Well done.

By Raihan A. on 12. May 2018 for Overview – Antimetabolites

Just want to say that this lecturer is gold. He speaks clearly, does not refer to items not present on the slide (thus confusing the learner), and excellent at teaching. Really enjoying all your lectures Dr. Shukle.

Wow

By Miry K. on 12. May 2018 for Questions – Antiarrhythmic Drugs

Reccomend it it s very helpful i joyed warching it thank you very much

not USMLE-1 content

By Jonathan A. on 12. May 2018 for Lysosomes

This is not a USMLE 1 focused topic, an important material for the step, it's so superficial either the question that is a first order question. Need to going deep in the topics, we're not an undergraduate students.

lacking explanations...

By Rashmi G. on 11. May 2018 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

lacking crucial points about pathogenesis - egthe pathogenesis of cirrhosis (ie stellate cells), does not link key symptoms and signs with pathology, just provides a list instead.

Thank you! I love you! despite your sexy accent!!

By Jerry J. on 11. May 2018 for Acute Phase Response

Finally, You-are-telling-the-TRUTH!! which I didn't really know this inflammatory fact until today I listened to your course! You got me, you saved me! It makes sense! That's why anyone should watch this Immunological Pathology video before the coming Patho course. It's really worth it!!

Not my favorite

By Maria de Lourdes C. on 11. May 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Not my favorite subject but very well explained and understanded.

By Lehus S. on 10. May 2018 for Control of Growth Hormone Release

Don't like the delivery very slow and need to play at 1.5 speed

Great Work!

By Faris M. on 10. May 2018 for Microbiology

I like it because it is really going to be perfect for my learning and I liked everything from it! It was really great taught by the Educator.

Thank you

By Lan W. on 10. May 2018 for Spinal Cord Segments and Spinal Nerves

Very clear explanation and great presentation. Very easy to follow.

It is very superficial.

By Maria Isabel G. on 10. May 2018 for Cranial Nerve II: Optic Nerve

It is very superficial. He just repeats whatever appeared on the slides. Additionally, the Doctor makes the lecture very boring.

Amazing lecturer

By Luana H. on 09. May 2018 for DNA Repair Defects & Neoplastic Molecular Markers – Carcinogenesis

I absolutely love this lecturer. He goes straight to the point, gives high-yield and applicable information (lots of information btw) in a summarized awesome way. 5 starts no doubt.

One word: ENTHUSIASTIC!!

By Frederick M. on 09. May 2018 for Introduction: Pathogens and the Immune System

Awesome personality and attitude. His enthusiasm is gripping and keeps me interested!

The BEST lectures

By Raul G. on 09. May 2018 for Macrocytic Anemia: Clinical Pathology

No words to describe how good are all the lectures performed by Carlo Raj. High yield, entertaining, interactive, concise.

Making Concept Clear

By mei huah c. on 09. May 2018 for Adrenal Hormone Synthesis

Explanation is crystal clear. Slightly fast for the beginner, but repeating the video would help. Thanks.

Cell biology made easy

By Sophia E. on 08. May 2018 for Introduction to Cell Biology

She broke it down to the very basic and helped me get a good foundation

A wonderful way to learn.

By Alma G. on 05. May 2018 for Introduction and Organization – Launching Pad for Cell Biology

The explanation is very clear, I'm early to continue watching more videos.

Great!

By Geovannia G. on 05. May 2018 for Thyroid Gland Disorders

I found it helpful the detailed information, and concise explanation of the thyroid patho physiology.

Clear explanations

By Sophia E. on 05. May 2018 for RNA and the Genetic Code

Understood the lecture clearly. Very impressed by how clearly he explains things.

is too obvious the prompter reading

By Pedro F. on 03. May 2018 for Development of Spinal Cord and Brainstem

Seems a little bit robotic... is not a natural lecture... is too obvious the prompter reading

Great visual way to learn anatomy

By Anarkali M. on 03. May 2018 for Gastrointestinal Gross Anatomy

I wish I had these videos as a 1st-year med student to learn anatomy. These lectures were great, and I love using them to review before starting residency (currently 4th year student). The general-to-specific approach is wonderful to make sure students always know exactly where everything is

This is just what every medical student need to excel in this course

By Queeneth U. on 01. May 2018 for Lipid Metabolism

Wonderful! An awesome lecturer, he just has a unique way of passing the message. Great work Sir

Fungi

By Mark A. on 01. May 2018 for Fungi

This guy is fantastic lecturer and the best on this platform, knows the subject matter, knows how to capture your attention throughout and also has a way of going over everything in a short summary. However, I would have appreciated if he becomes more test oriented. Thank you.

Parasitology

By Mark A. on 01. May 2018 for Parasites

This guy is the best lecturer on this platform, knows the subject matter, knows how to capture your attention and also has a way of going over everything in a short summary

Prions

By Mark A. on 01. May 2018 for Prions

This guy is the best lecturer on this platform, knows the subject matter, knows how to capture your attention and also has a way of going over everything in a short summary

Antimicrobial Pharmacology made easy

By Mark A. on 01. May 2018 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Dr. Shukle has a great tone and lays emphasis on what's considered high yield for exam. I like examination oriented lecturers who constantly open your eyes to those things that are frequently tested.

super

By Kamille V. on 01. May 2018 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

He explains it very well and at a good speed. He doesn't use to many difficult words so if your first language isn't english it's still possible to understand. Also whenever you have a question he answers quickly en thouroughly.

Highly recommend

By Evelyn R P. on 01. May 2018 for Respiratory Failures

Really excellent. Clear, concise and very personable. I find his lectures much better than attending some of my classes. His material and delivery have helped me immensely.

Poor Presentation

By Flora I. on 01. May 2018 for Veins – Thoracic Vessels

I chose this rating because the structures the Lecturer is describing are unclear and difficult to follow. If the instructure had better visualization--such as highlighting the veins as he spoke--that would help immensley. An additional thing that would have helped is to have a visual summary of which veins feed into which at the end of the segment so the students could organize the vein tributaries better in their minds. I like the over all information, it just needs to be presented better.

Thanks a lot prof.

By Ahmad Jawid A. on 30. April 2018 for Serine Proteases – Enzyme Catalysis

It is really helpful. I appreciate your kind efforts. Thanks verh much.

Easy Biostat

By Giannella v. on 29. April 2018 for Observational Studies (Study Designs): Summary

So easily explained :) I actually got this course after seeing how this professor explains Biostat :)

Alumna de Perú

By Alejandra S. on 29. April 2018 for Gene Regulation

Me encanta como se enseña! Ya quisiera tener una profesora como ella en la Universidad!

Excellent

By Keshev M. on 29. April 2018 for Endocrine Physiology

Great break down of physiology. To the point and easy to understand.

Great but the quiz questions needs attention

By Juan e R. on 29. April 2018 for Statistical Biases

Loved the Profesor on this series. Really calm and explain very well. My only dislike are the quiz questions. The explanations for the answer were all wrong or constantly repeating the same explanation for all the questions. NEEDS to be revised.

Well explained & interactive. Nice voice

By Irina G. on 28. April 2018 for Development of the Nervous System, Head, and Neck

Good good good good good good good good good good

Gene Regulation

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for Gene Regulation

I had to try so hard to follow what lecture was teaching, subject matter is quite abstract. All the same thanks for trying.

Biotechnology

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for Biotechnology

I had to try so hard to follow what lecture was teaching, i remember i enjoyed this better in med sch. All the same thanks for trying.

Genomics

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for Genomics

this topic is quite too cumbersome and lecturer didn't seem to be in control of material presentation

Great job in nutrition

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for Nutrition

Great lecturer very knowledgeable of subject matter at an admirable pace. Needed this in depth type of lecture in med sch. Good job

Amino Acid Metabolism

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for Amino Acid Metabolism

Great lecturer very knowledgeable of subject matter at an admirable pace. Needed this in depth type of lecture in med sch. Good job

Great job

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for Vitamins

Great lecturer very knowledgeable of subject matter at an admirable pace. Needed this in depth type of lecture in med sch. This guy is just good.... Great job

Signal Transduction

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

Great lecturer very knowledgeable of subject matter at an admirable pace. Needed this in depth type of lecture in med school because signal transduction in med-school was highly schematic . Good job

Genetic Code

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for RNA and the Genetic Code

Great lecturer very knowledgeable of subject matter at an admirable pace. Needed this in depth type of lecture in med sch. Good job

Carb Metabolism

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Great lecturer very knowledgeable of subject matter at an admirable pace. Needed this in depth type of lecture in med sch. Good job

DNA replication

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for DNA Replication and Repair

Great lecturer very knowledgeable of subject matter at an admirable pace. Good job

Metabolic control

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for Metabolic Control

Great lecturer very knowledgeable of subject matter at an admirable pace. I needed this in med sch. Good job

lipid metabolism

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for Lipid Metabolism

Great lecturer very knowledgeable of subject matter at an admirable pace. Good job

Genetics

By Mark A. on 28. April 2018 for Introduction to Medical Genetics

Nice intro to genetics, subject that's usually scary but very well carried out. thank you

Genetics

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Chromosomal Disorders

great lecturer with an incredible pitch and clarity but this subject rather fees boring and i tend to get the post lecture quizzes wrong but its all good. I need to read elsewhere but all the same keep up the good work.

Single gene disorders

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Single-Gene Disorders

Multifocal inheritance

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Multifactorial Inheritance

great lecturer with an incredible pitch and clarity but this subject rather fees boring and i tend to get the post lecture quizzes wrong but its all goo. keep up the good work

Population Genetics

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Population Genetics

i don't know but sometimes its very difficult for me to follow lecturer and i get confused with interchangeable terminologies but great job overall.

Adaptive Immunity

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Adaptive Immune System

great lecturer with an incredible pace, highly knowledgeable about subject matter. keep up the good work

Immunodeficiency

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Immunodeficiency and Immune Deficiency Diseases

great lecturer with an incredible pace, highly knowledgeable about subject matter. keep up the good work

Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune diseases

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

great lecturer with an incredible pace, highly knowledgeable about subject matter. keep up the good work

Transplantation immunoogy

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Transplantation Immunology

immunology can be quite difficult to follow at times but this lecturer made it quite precise and concise

Tumor immunology

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Tumor Immunology

immunology can be quite difficult to follow at times but this lecturer made it quite precise and concise

immunology

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Vaccine Immunology

immunology can be quite difficult to follow at times but this lecturer made it quite precise and concise

immunology

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Immunodiagnostics

immunology can be quite difficult to follow at times but this lecturer made it quite precise and concise

Virology

By Mark A. on 27. April 2018 for Viruses

A very difficult topic which is highly volatile to forget, but lecture does his best to keep us informed

Amazing course

By Pedro D. on 27. April 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

It was just amazing, he was critic to give information and had the most important skills for me, and that is: perfect didactic. Had all concise information I needed.

Like it!

By Maria de Lourdes C. on 26. April 2018 for Fungi

Like it very much. Will like it more if you can add more bacterias and viruses on the course!!!

Good

By Amna A. on 26. April 2018 for Serine Proteases – Enzyme Catalysis

He simplified the concepts and illustrated by a very nice way

es excelenete!

By Paola M. on 25. April 2018 for Hypothalamus: Components and Functions

Es un excelente profesor ya que es muy específico en la antomía, me gusta el sentido en el que va mencionando cada parte del organo y la función que cumple asi como sus patología so anomalias en cuestiones anormales

Excellent lecturer

By Raihan A. on 25. April 2018 for How Do Osteocytes Receive Their Nutrients?

Excellent clear lecturer. Quality teaching, with enough slides to supplement.

Not my favorite lectures

By Raihan A. on 25. April 2018 for Tubulointerstitial Pathology

I don't like the use of acronyms when speaking because it is very distracting. Important content is all in the lecture which is a good thing, but I'd much rather use the pathoma videos for this topic.

a lot of room for improvement

By Christopher G. on 25. April 2018 for Reproductive Histology

the course is histology the guy should at least point to stuff on the histological slides instead of just using a powerpoint. very basic level

it is interesting and entertaining but it would be better if every thing mention like CXR atelectasis, ERCP, could go into depth

By Raul S. on 25. April 2018 for Acute Pancreatitis: Definition, Etiology and Diagnosis

the lession is very insteresting, but i think i could be explained a little better, showing and explaining an image of CXR of atelectasis, sentinel loop AXR. Also it coulde be better if hidroclorotiazied mecanism way of producing muscle weakness is explained after answering the question of the quizz, and the indications of the ERCP explained. Thanks

Great Lecture

By Chris G. on 25. April 2018 for General Organisation of the Gut Wall

Dr Meyer did a great job summarizing the major histological divisions of the GI tract. The lecture was clear and concise and really cleared up some confusion I was having.

Not really focused on USMLE STEP 1

By WAYNE A. on 25. April 2018 for Lysosomes

First of all I would like to say that I really appreciate all of the effort by the professors and Lecturio to do great lectures, however, I would like to say, as well, that you need to focus on the exam format (In this case - USMLE Step 1). For example, in this lecture it was asked: "Which of the following is NOT a lysosome related disorder?" that is pretty good, because it has a clinical context with the subject, however this " lysosome related disorder" have never been taught by Professor Cornwall.

REALLY REALLY THANKS

By Sandra Monica D. on 24. April 2018 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I really thankful w/ the doctor and his course. If you're really strugling with this topic, believe with those videos you'll understand everything.

its osam

By Nimesh D. on 24. April 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

its osam and very easy to understand, visual effects are too good

Awesome !

By Folake O. on 24. April 2018 for Development of the Limb Bones

He really took his time to explain and taught in ways we can remember

Easy and concise

By Maria de Lourdes C. on 23. April 2018 for Bacteria

Very good presentations, accurate and to the point lectures. Love to study with you!!!

very good lecture.

By debra D. on 23. April 2018 for Thyroid Gland

liked it because it was easy to follow. professor gives you a chance to absorb information.

Clear explanations and clinical correlations

By Rosa Y G. on 23. April 2018 for The Macromolecules of Life

The explanations and images are well coordinated, making the review more interesting

Great

By Suhel H. on 23. April 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Excellent delivery of content which was easy to understand Good use of diagrams and graphs to help explain key concepts

The explanations and examples were clear and right to the point

By Rosa Y G. on 23. April 2018 for Introduction to Cell Biology

The explanations and examples were clear and right to the point

good start

By Wilmar B. on 23. April 2018 for Phospholipids

informative. good review for this basic area as it has clinical correlations

Important subject matter presented very well

By Paige O. on 22. April 2018 for Bacteria

The professor makes the subject matter interesting and understandable for the layperson.

Not finished yet

By meghdad a. on 22. April 2018 for Microbiology: Introduction

Hello! I have not finished all the course so I can not give you a proper feedback. but so far I really liked it and it has been quite useful. Thanks.

La mejor forma de aprender histología

By Estef v. on 22. April 2018 for Epithelium: Classification

Muy interesante el tema, y muy bien explicado, lo entendí mucho mejor que los libros, gracias.

Very happy with this course.

By Raihan A. on 21. April 2018 for Renal Pharmacology

Very helpful, succinct and easy to understand. Lecturer is excellent.

Good, but...

By Laecio F. on 21. April 2018 for Parasites

Lectures very good. But i wish you had some themes like giardiasis, amebiasis and others.

Excellent teaching and lucid material

By Pooja L. on 19. April 2018 for Learning Outcomes – Descriptive Epidemiology

The best explanations in epidemiology I have ever come across, both in real life and online. Thank you so much for your excellent teaching.

sattp

By Trym u. on 19. April 2018 for Neuroglial Cells

Short and to the point, good professor, and good test prep questions

Well done..maybe a bit more lesions and consequeces of lesions in every lobe could be better but thats just me wanting more info

By Bernard B. on 19. April 2018 for Cerebral Cortex

Very high yield info given in logical and presentable way

Best lecture ever!

By Tram M. on 19. April 2018 for Vitamin D: Introduction

This lecture helps me a lot since i jave a hard time to understand.

Very Thorough, not at all robotic.

By Mary u. on 18. April 2018 for Acne Vulgaris

Engaging presenter. Love the reinforcements of what is important to remember. Love that he includes DD and why those other DD can be ruled out. His lecture will stick.

Good quick breakdown of cell cycle and processes.

By Christina M. on 18. April 2018 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

Very clear what is going on. I understand it much better.

Love the lectures

By Dr Gargi S. on 17. April 2018 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

Prof Kevin Ahern makes even a complex signaling process easy to understand and the association with day to day events. I have loved his other lectures too. I literally used to hate biochemistry but now I’m enjoying it and that is why I have given his lectures 5 stars

Glomerular diseases

By adrianmola2014@gmail B. on 17. April 2018 for Post-Streptococcal Glomerulonephritis

It was great because I achieved to understand in detail a very complex topics. Thanks

RNA and Genetics

By arthrine t c. on 16. April 2018 for RNA and the Genetic Code

very good outline and examples given in a step by step manner. Getting to like biochemisrty after years of putting this subject aside. Thank you.

Very good course!!1!

By Catalina M. on 16. April 2018 for Seizures

Very good course!!! Sometimes the accent is a little difficult to understand, but I really liked it..

GREAT

By carolina p. on 16. April 2018 for Innate Immune System

I understand everything so good, it wasn't difficult to memorize everything this way

Very easy to follow & understand

By Bensu K. on 15. April 2018 for Structure of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

This lecture helped clearing a lot of questions in my mind. Very well delivered. Thank you

What a great teacher

By Juana S. on 15. April 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Everything is now easier to understand, it has a great way to explain the whole thing

very good

By ahmad m. on 14. April 2018 for Hemolytic Anemia: Overview

it's clear and on point. Good job by Carlo Raj, MD

esay topic

By Mohammad A. on 14. April 2018 for Origin of Epidemiology

thanks for this short talk about this topic i understand what you say

Good knowledge

By Mia Y. on 13. April 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Again, another lecturer who appears very much in the know regarding their subject area; appropriate level of detail so far and I am enjoying it.

fantastic

By ?. ??? ع. on 13. April 2018 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

I am a neurosurgeon. this lecture is fantastic and very useful. i just wish if the quiz has more questions

good

By dennis m. on 12. April 2018 for Glossopharyngeal and Vagus Nerve Nuclei

good cns lecture delivered in an understandable way. very helpful

No fumbling here...

By Mia Y. on 12. April 2018 for Dendritic Cells, Eosinophils, Basophils, Mast Cells and Innate Lymphoid Cells

This lecturer is very good; delivers at a great pace and you can tell he is very experienced and knows his stuff. No fluffing or stumbling over his words- goes into good detail.

presentation of lecture

By Bhanuprakash K. on 12. April 2018 for Structures and Intrinsic Connections of the Basal Ganglia

presentation is pretty slow and he looks like just reading from prompter rather thn really explaning structures

Great series

By Wilmar B. on 12. April 2018 for Macrocytic Anemia: Clinical Pathology

Concise and laser focus on the high yield facts. Lectures are interspersed with witty humor which does not stray from the subject matter. Refreshing.

Very Useful Lectures

By Steven F. on 12. April 2018 for Energy, Enzymes and Metabolism

Loved the lectures, especially the lecture on the electron transport chain. Dr. Cornwall had a really useful analogy of the ETC and kids (electrons and hydrogens) going to the prom (ETC) that really made the concept stick. Very good job!

VERY WELL overview

By Shadi M. on 12. April 2018 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

good summary for HTN, BUT I found a big difference with NHS guidelines for treatment of HTN Here you mentioned that thiazides are the first choice but there ACEIs or CCB is the first and best choice to start treatment of HTN

Great Lecture

By Raul G. on 12. April 2018 for Extravascular Hemolysis

Great explanation and funny references, it will be easy to remember.

The best pathology source.

By Katarina B. on 12. April 2018 for Disorders of Vulva, Vagina and Cervix

Dr. Raj has this amazing way of highlighting the most important information. I love how he always does a recap of things he'd mentioned in previous lectures to connect them to the current one. Love his work!

The instructor rocks!

By ana n. on 11. April 2018 for Renal Diagnostics

The instructor is knowledgeable and makes the lectures fun. I love him.

Embarrassing for lecturio

By Patrick C. on 11. April 2018 for Asthma: Introduction

Horrible. Whats even more horrible is that there are previous comments written months ago and Lecturio could care less to correct them. Great job Lecturio in keeping your paying customers happy. Waste of money.

improvement

By nidhi c. on 11. April 2018 for Epithelium: Surfaces of Epithelial Cells

lecture should be more simplify as it is many times difficult to understand .

very happy and much fun

By Jerry J. on 11. April 2018 for Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin)

I find that I get used to her style, I wish that all the courses be taught by her

Very Practical

By Yusleidis E. on 11. April 2018 for Clinical Biochemistry

It is very concise and practical it helps me a lot to understand in an easy way the collagen process.

Quick but high yield

By Leesa P. on 10. April 2018 for Introduction to Diarrhea

To the point. lesson for life, highyieal, we’ll categorized

Cellular Structure

By Madjissem K. on 10. April 2018 for Cellular Structure

The chapter about cellular structure has given me clear explanation and enhance my knowledge about the different functions that the plasma membrane assure. The course just makes my understanding of cell dynamic very straightforward.

Very good in all regards

By Daniel W. on 10. April 2018 for Origin of Epidemiology

I enjoyed his method of delivery, I understood it all, and I learned.

I was confused with DKA and HHNS for diabetes type 2. But now I can be able to differentiate

By lucy n. on 09. April 2018 for Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

I'm nursing student and I find this very informative.Makes me motivated to step up to medicine. You are very engaging which makes your lecture not boring

Amazing

By Shruti K. on 09. April 2018 for Sleep and Sleep Disorders

Very helpful in understanding the practical aspects. Questions well framed to help better understand the topic and lectures are very comprehensive and keep you glued till the very end.

Not a full review of all the Endocrine Pharmacology

By Sarisha S. on 09. April 2018 for Endocrine Pharmacology

The topics discussed were on diabetes and adrenal pharmacology. Nothing on thyroid, calcium pharmacology. This is therefore not a full review. What was discussed however was excellent and exactly what you need to know!

More detail at this level

By Mia Y. on 09. April 2018 for Gene Expression

I feel that the delivery is good but the content is not detailed enough, e.g. when talking about splicing, I think it would have helped to talk about what ‘snurps’ are involved and how this relates to initiation.

Excellent

By Lina B. on 08. April 2018 for Natural Killer T-Cells (NKT-Cells) – Lymphocyte Development

I really like the explination that its given, it helped me study

No pointer shown on images

By Ace K. on 08. April 2018 for Nephron

Pointless explaining structures if it's difficult following which structure on the histological slide is being described. Pointer needs to be used.

Kevin

By Kevin R. on 08. April 2018 for Energy, Enzymes and Metabolism

It's an excellente teacher! She uses easy analogies that you can memorize quickly and gives you a summary of your class (in my case). Greetings from México!

Detailed and good. Dr. Pickering is great.

By Berk B. on 08. April 2018 for Suprarenal Glands – Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands

Detailed, well thought out and well described. You won't regret listening to Dr. Pickering.

Very well explained. I never understood abdominal wall that much. I wish you did all the courses

By sabi y. on 08. April 2018 for Rectus Sheath I – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall

This is the best explanation. Thanks Doctor James. I can t stop watching it again and again.

GRRRReat

By Stacey S. on 07. April 2018 for Day 22: Pathology – Watch Videos

thorough, easy to remember, clinical correlation, easy to listen (not boring)

Brilliant.

By Graham L. on 07. April 2018 for Introduction to Cell Biology

Excellent structure and content. Essential basics for chem and biol.Thank you.

great lecturer

By Shirley S. on 06. April 2018 for Ascending Pathways: Anterolateral System/Spinothalamic Tract

i like his voice, explains calmly and thoroughly. helped to understand anatomy in a nice easy way. thanks craig.

Excellent

By Ahmed A. on 05. April 2018 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Definitely benefitted from the lectures. Just a small note, even when putting the video on HD and full screen, the writing is too small and blurry to see the labelled parts of various anatomical structures. Hope the resolution can be increased or labels increased in size.

CNS

By Isam B. on 04. April 2018 for CNS Infections - Clinical Neurology

It is clearl, comprehensive and simply explained. the content is well designed. the lecturer is friendly.

Awesome!

By Sona C. on 04. April 2018 for Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS): Output and Thoracolumbar Outflow

These lectures are great! It's good to know also that a lot of topics that are discussed in one lecture are later elaborated on in another lecture too. Usually if I feel like some topic was not covered in depth, it just means that I was discussed further in another video. This is incredibly helpful for Step 1 prep!

Good introduction and summary of stroke

By Eivind D. on 04. April 2018 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

I liked it very much as an introduction to CVA and to bring it all together. I watched the entire series before studying with textbooks to fill in the blanks. Carlo Raj is making sure I know what's important. If you expected to be finished with CVA after watching a few videos you will be disappointed no matter what you choose to watch.

Appreciate!

By Teshome D. on 03. April 2018 for Introduction to Cell Biology

Well organized backed with excellent methods of teaching & illustration. In summary, I found what I want in short period of time.

After studying Heme, I began to doubt life...

By Jerry J. on 03. April 2018 for Heme Synthesis

Thank you very much! Those extraordinarily awesome questions help me better understand the whole thing with details!

Great

By Nicholas M. on 03. April 2018 for Diseases of the Nephron

Great lecture series. Very in depth and it ties physiology, pathology, and pharmacology all together

After Biochem, I feel like myself a reborn

By Jerry J. on 03. April 2018 for Urea Cycle

Wow, these two amines are very tricky, thank you very much, Prof. Ahern!

Marvellous facts????

By Hirushan F. on 02. April 2018 for Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

Very nice methoad of teaching,first overview,then step by step teaching Neglect above negative comments???? Just flow with it,try questions too.

Lesions of Visual pathways

By Ato B. on 02. April 2018 for Lesions of the Visual Pathway

After reviewing Neuroanatomy in FA and Kaplan, it is fair to say this lecture has delved deeply in some accurate key points of visual pathways.I really admire the fact that you guys have put on some quizzes in the end but I was surprised to see a red flag that goes unnoticed.In one of the question about the right lower optic radiations from the 5 listed, I saw right after radiation Meyer's loop in parenthesis which is clearly a mistake when it comes to asking questions.In the exam, they won't give any clues to test takers because they will have figure out themselves whether or not it is either Meyer's or Non-Meyers' loop.

Easy to understand and remember

By Qiu L. on 02. April 2018 for Interpretation of Serum Calcium and Serum Phosphate Levels

Easy to understand and remember. Straight to the point where students mostly get confused

Homeostasis-fisiología

By Luna F. on 02. April 2018 for Homeostasis – Launching Pad for Cell Biology

Me gusto mucho porque pude repasar el tema sobre la homeostasis.

Dr Raj is on fire

By Andrey K. on 01. April 2018 for Overview of Calcium Metabolism Disorders

Overall great but wish they had more info on Calcitonin action

Very good slides and explantion

By Mauro de K. on 01. April 2018 for B-Cell Development in the Bone Marrow – Lymphocyte Development

Very good slides and explanation in this important and beautiful chapter of immunology

Good lecture at 1.5x,

By Trient S. on 01. April 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

I liked the lecture and the diagrams, I can put 5 stars yet because I am unsure how relevant everything is. Pretty basic biochem, but it was a good refresher. The diagrams are helpful.

mycobacterium not included

By Mahendrahj B. on 01. April 2018 for Bacteria

very bad .. they dont have mycobacterium.. dont purchase the subscription .. these people have fooled us. they dont have anything on mycobacterium tuberculosis

Objective and very didatic

By Doggoboy W. on 01. April 2018 for Adaptive Immune System

I would recommend this course to every med student who would like to learn the most important principles of adaptive immune response, because it is not only objective, but also very didatic and capable of convey to the student exactly what he needs to have a good understanding of the subject.

Small images and limited details

By Kerry T. on 01. April 2018 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

James used very small images that were of limited value and simply read what was on his slides which had very scant detail. No further elaboration or clinical relevance accompanied his explanations. I have gone to another resource for anatomy as I found my understanding was not stronger after having listened to his lectures.

Concise and relevant

By Oluwatomi A. on 01. April 2018 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Concise and very high yield. I love the clinical illustrations provided.

very good learning resource

By Niamh D. on 31. March 2018 for Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis, Transverse Myelitis and Central Pontine Myelinolysis

this lecture is great, good level of detail and well explained!

A wonderous journey amongst the medical field

By Tyrone J. on 30. March 2018 for Aging

From previewing the course. With absolutely no background in the medical field. I found the course intriguing and thorough. Learning many aspects of the human body within several lectures.

Need more emphasis and clarification of function

By Jacqueline K. on 30. March 2018 for Vestibular Nuclei

More voice inflection and emphasis on terms and anatomic function please.

excelent

By Juan Diego A. on 30. March 2018 for Passive Transport – Transport Across Cell Membranes

very good, is complicated, but i understand everything, she is a good teacher

Amazingly helpful!

By Sona C. on 30. March 2018 for α-ketoglutarate Family and Glutamine Synthesis Uses Glutamine Synthetase

I cannot believe I am just now finding this resource during my dedicated Step 1 period. However, I am so glad that I found it now, right at the beginning of Step prep, rather than later. I plan to use this as one of my main resources for the remainder of time up until my exam. I realized while reading First Aid that, although I had known the subjects very well at one point, that my foundation was not as solid as it once was. This is perfect for reviewing and providing the big picture for everything. It's also an amazing resource for providing the "why" and "how" behind all the small factoids written in First Aid which is just what I need. It's so much easier to retain the information when you actually understand what is going on rather than memorizing a 650+ page book of bullet point lists/facts. This is great. I was a huge fan of Boards and Beyond, but I have since ditched that resource and am fully focusing on this one since this seems a lot more comprehensive and better taught (though Dr. Ryan has also done an amazing job too). Thank you guys so much for coming out with such a well thought out and developed and thorough resource. This is going to make board prep so much smoother. If I end up scoring highly on Step 1, I will make sure to write a review on Reddit, SDN, etc raving about Lecturio.

Interesting, encouraging, inspiring and informative

By Nor A. on 29. March 2018 for Bacteria

I love how all these complicated defenitions and ininformation is explained in such a pedagogical way. Many thanks!

I greatly recommend it for undergraduate students and graduates who nedd to pass a qualifying exam.

By Ehab M. on 29. March 2018 for Carotid Arterial System – Carotid and Subclavian Arteries

This is one of excellent style of teaching skills and experiences. I recommend students and medical doctors who need to pass a qualifying exam to subscribe and finish all course work.

SsRNA: Negative Sense Genomes

By Madjissem K. on 29. March 2018 for Negative-sense Single-stranded RNA ((-)ssRNA) Virus – RNA Virus Genomes

the explanation is very clear, the scientific names are pronounced very well and the illustrations are standing out.

i choosed this rating because i like and i want to know more about the triangles of the neck.

By vincent m. on 28. March 2018 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

i like it because it teaches me about the regions of the neck and other things also i want to know more about the triangle of the neck

Fantastic

By Nicholas M. on 28. March 2018 for Renal Pathology

Dr. Raj is engaging, entertaining, and hits all the pertinent points of pathology. He presents things to make them understandable without feeling spoon-fed. Great professor and great lecture series.

educative and hilarious

By Glen K. on 27. March 2018 for Extravascular Hemolysis

it is evident Dr. Raj is in love with medicine; this type of love is infective

Extremely Comprehensive!

By Tyler P. on 27. March 2018 for Understanding Psychological Disorders: Biomedical vs. Biopsychosocial Approaches – Psychological Disorders (PSY)

I extremely enjoyed this lecture. He is very clear about what he is stating, and he states it in a very comprehensive manner, which is extremely crucial if you have yet to have medical talk down pat. I learned a lot, and I do have learning disabilities, so it can be hard at times. But this isn't one of those times! Love love love it! Much appreciated!

Almost there

By Sidney F. on 27. March 2018 for Brain Stem

To be a five-star explanation, Doctor Canby could fulfill the presentation with more images showing the structures described but not present in the pictures he used.

Knowledge + Didactics

By Sidney F. on 26. March 2018 for The Macromolecules of Life

I wish all the other professors had her didactics. Pointing clearly the goals of the presentation before and after the lecture helps us to mentally organize the subject.

Great lecture

By Sana Q. on 26. March 2018 for Microcytic Anemia: Summary

Thank you Dr Raj, it was a very good lecture and your humor was keeping me interested in the topic.

Enjoyable & Practical content

By Glen K. on 26. March 2018 for Metabolic Neuropathies and Diabetic Neuropathy

Clear emphasis was made, and the pace was easy for audience to follow

More questions

By Alice T. on 26. March 2018 for Cytoskeleton

I agree that it was brief if someone was looking for something more comprehensive. It was sufficient for me as I only required this to understand one lecture slide however not enough questions.

Too fast, unfocused and not detailed enough

By Isaac V. on 26. March 2018 for Potter's Syndrome

The lecturer does a great job at keeping the presentation interesting, however he rushed over several points in the topics to the point in which he ignored some of the information present in his slides. Also, it feels out of place when he jumps to different topics that have little to nothing to do with the present lecture. Finally, the lecture feels SO rushed that he missed key aspects of the pathology of every desease he talked about, especially Potter Sequence and its etiologies.

Maybe some changes become in future after passing 1 or 2 weeks.

By Abdul Jalil H. on 26. March 2018 for Day 1: To Do List

I read the curriculum and it looks good and flexible schedule to be prepare for exam.

I learnt about the basics in biochemistry which tells me where we are going with the course

By Rulx R. on 25. March 2018 for Day 2: To Do List

I find the course very informative and helpful. I thank professor Cornwall explains very clearly

great

By AMIN S. on 25. March 2018 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Very great video, as someone probably mention earlier a bit more pathophys would be appreciated

Awesome Lectures

By Mark A. on 24. March 2018 for Purine and Pyrimidine Metabolism

This guy is on top of his game at a ridiculous speed... I can't complain only if all others know their stuff like him there will be less confusion

Great presentation

By Lisa W. on 24. March 2018 for Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone-System

i like his fun attitude to teaching. It works for me!

Good

By Diana C. on 24. March 2018 for Goodpasture's Syndrome, Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, Graves' Disease and Type I Diabetes

Simple yet really informative. Good to have this vid here.

very good

By fawkeya k. on 23. March 2018 for Elongation of Translation

it is really good ,some hesitation at the beginning but the diagram is very informative ,whopple hypothesis needs more explanation.

Driz

By Mohsin I. on 23. March 2018 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

this is an amazing way of putting things together, thank you so much for the nice presentation.

MCAT PREP

By Jerica B. on 23. March 2018 for The Macromolecules of Life

The course is informative and up-to-date, which is really important for me. I took my science courses before 2010; now, I’m preparing to take the MCAT. It is an excellent review of content.

5 star

By Andrey K. on 23. March 2018 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

Sometimes this guy makes me laugh because of the rhetorical questions but I appreciate it. The instruction and material presented is on point and precise. Great references to pathologies!

Right to the point!

By Gualberta v. on 23. March 2018 for Asthma: Treatment

Right to the point, just like we are asked on the exam :) Nice!

Structured content

By Glen K. on 22. March 2018 for Cerebral Palsy, Intellectual Disability and Autism Spectrum Disorder

Well-structured, with emphasis on high-yield pieces of info. Saves time for memorization

Face With Tears of Joy! Thank you very much!!

By Jerry J. on 21. March 2018 for Electrochemical Gradient

Gooood job LoL and really a good story-maker????Thank you very much! Amazing, very impressive!

pathology

By kevin B. on 21. March 2018 for Modes of Ventilation: Auto-PEEP

The information was presented in a very clear and concise manner.

We need more details on diagnostic and therapy

By Amin A. on 21. March 2018 for Gonorrhea

the more jokes the better. Keep it up . We need more details on diagnostic and therapy

Thank you very much!!!

By Jerry J. on 20. March 2018 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

Thank you very much!! So funny and interesting! I laughed many times LoL also learned A Loooot!!!

Amazing

By Geilys C. on 20. March 2018 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

I really lime the way of presentation and the quick test after that, because that challenge me to really pay attention to the lectures, but only one concern is about tha fast speaking, as a foreign is sometime a little difficult for me to get everything a one, because l need to replay the video, but for the rest, amazing work guys!!

Good lecture, but problem with the text below

By Jean-François E. on 20. March 2018 for Thyroid Hormones

Good lecture but the text below or in captions is the wrong text!

Awesome!

By Abdul-Karim S. on 20. March 2018 for Cerebral Cortex

Very clear and to the point explanations. It’s like sitting in class.

cheap lecture slides

By chen c. on 20. March 2018 for Capillaries: Overview

cheap lecture slides put key points and words instead of just whole bunch of diagrams. at least label the diagrams

The Very Best So Far!!!!

By Angela N. on 20. March 2018 for Process of Metabolism

I do not think there can be any simpler explanation of these concepts. Dr. Cornwall takes her time to explain these concepts in a way that they stick with you, and the analogies she uses engrave them into the medulla so that you can relate to the concept. You can't beat this! This is exceptional!!!! Thank you so much!!

perfect

By Hazazi M. on 19. March 2018 for Bone Remodeling

explained very well and clear in short time. got all i need to know

5 stars

By Yunior M. on 19. March 2018 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

First step to refresh and understand different concepts. Highly recommended.

Thank u so much!

By ANIRUDDHA G. on 19. March 2018 for Respiratory Physiology

Excellent presentation of obscure topics to develop a students concepts in this difficult field

Recommended!

By Anna F. on 18. March 2018 for Respiratory Physiology

I love professor Wilsons lectures. He is so relaxed and is talking at the perfect speed and makes it easy to understand. The information given in these lectures is really good.

So helpful

By Julia H. on 18. March 2018 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Great for helping understand renal physiology and putting it all together! Dr. Wilson is clear and explains the concepts well.

Wide variety of cover

By kipruto k. on 18. March 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

The material covered a wide variety and having a non-science background it is clear and easy to understand.

Biochem with ease

By Mark A. on 18. March 2018 for Ketone Body Metabolism

This guy just knows his stuff, on point even with the speed of his speech he has mastered his slides. I almost got scared with the previous lecture in genetics but he managed to bring me back home. Very knowledgeable keep up the good work and add more clinical correlations.

Nice

By Ali A. on 16. March 2018 for Hearing: Hearing Structure and Function

Very nice, short and high lead video , I liked it a lot

Throughly explained

By Sarisha S. on 16. March 2018 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Everything that you need to know is in this lecture series.

Lectures were not in order

By Sarisha S. on 16. March 2018 for Gastrointestinal Pharmacology

The content was great exactly what you need to know. However the lectures didn’t appear in order and the first three lectures were mixed up.

on and off centers

By inbar z. on 16. March 2018 for Vision: Signal Termination and Convergence

even after the update, on and off center in not clear

Excellent!

By Arulmathi M. on 16. March 2018 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Rating : Five stars for the excellent, detailed explanations required for a student to understand the core concept of the topic. Likes/Dislikes : The ridiculously hilarious humour helped me retain a lot of information regarding the topics. More like UNforgettable. There's nothing i dislike about the course. Recommendation : Definitely to my classmates, especially those struggling to grasp concepts in Medicine.

very good teacher, excellent

By Juan Diego A. on 16. March 2018 for Gene Expression

excellent she is a very good teacher, the grafhics are didactical she explains in a very simple way, i like it

Thanks for 99-Day Study Schedule!

By Jerry J. on 16. March 2018 for 99-Day Study Schedule for USMLE Step 1

I think this 99-Day Study Schedule for USMLE Step 1 is very helpful for procrastinators like me. Let's do it, fighting 2018!

Thanks for refreshing hypertension !

By Khairullah B. on 16. March 2018 for Hypertension: Therapeutics

Good for refreshing ,anybody can review it once because , it quick and easy explanation .

Confusing and superficial

By Neuer N. on 16. March 2018 for Limbic System

Unfortunately I found the course confusing and superficial. In my opinion, it would be important that all the structures of the system be shown, while explaining their functions, for example. Sorry for any mistake, but I'm not used to writing in english.

Well-organized content

By Glen K. on 15. March 2018 for DNA Repair

Care for details and passion/curiosity for knowledge are seen in this lecture. I gained a lot from it.

Very easy to understand!

By Berenice G. on 14. March 2018 for Protozoa – Introduction to Microbiology

very well explain and illustrate! The information match perfectly the pictures and the speed of the expositor is flawless.

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By Clinton J. on 13. March 2018 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

???????????????????????? you guys made my test today easier, i had no struggle at all. It was an oral test, i made it short and sweet thanks to you

By Jasmine I. on 13. March 2018 for Urothelium and Urethra

he has a pleasant voice, good tempo in speaking , clear explanations

Boring lecture

By Mohamad A. on 13. March 2018 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

its boring lecture and the lecturer was so slow in talking i think there is deficiency in information

I love your lectures!

By RK N. on 13. March 2018 for Cardiac Physiology

You're the best physiology teacher ever! Thanks a lot for your awesome lectures sir. You're the best!

Great lecture. Helps a lot!

By Jean-François E. on 13. March 2018 for Ovary: Secondary and Mature Follicle – Female Reproductive System

Great lecture. You make relatively complex notions seem simple. Thank you!

great review of acute pancreatitis

By Neuer N. on 13. March 2018 for Acute Pancreatitis: Definition, Etiology and Diagnosis

The review was easy to understand with clear explanation. I also appreciated the test sample after the lecture. It tested my knowledge regarding the subject matter thank you

Overview and cells

By Panat Y. on 12. March 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Great introduction Perfect presentation but I think it would be better if you put more details in the picture of cells thank you

Good as an introduction, bad as in it lacks details and explanations.

By Berk B. on 12. March 2018 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

If you have trouble understanding certain concepts, or need introducing, this course can serve you well. However keep in mind that the course can only serve as an introduction, as it contains very little details. Make sure you adequately read ans study from a textbook on top of this.

Microbiology: introduction

By Saied Mostafa M. on 12. March 2018 for Microbiology: Introduction

Thank you very MUCH. I learned a lot. He presents the lectures in a very understandable way. I appreciate him a lot. I became so excited while listening to his presentation. Thank you, thank you, and thank you. God bless you.

Great

By Jessica J. on 12. March 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

It is easy to follow, and I feel that the pictures are great. Perfect for me to get a good understanding :)

Please ask better questions

By Usama S. on 11. March 2018 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

They are really great videos. I wish questions would be more like USMLE or NBME questions.

Needs more explanations

By RAJAPPA W. on 11. March 2018 for Heart Sounds

Nice one but it would have been better explaining more how why . That should have been better. Like 1st sound . Why how

Lifesaver

By Jillian S. on 11. March 2018 for Cardiac Physiology

The lecture simplified the concept, it’s easier to understand and straight to the point. It’s a good post textbook review of the concept. Thank you so much!

very good

By Julian C. on 11. March 2018 for Day 2: Biochemistry – Watch Videos

the explanations are very clear, and the topics are the necessary for the understanding of the basics that medical students need

Needs more details

By Alexander R. on 10. March 2018 for Cranial Nerve VII: Facial Nerve

Way too general, you need to go into more details and explain more

THANKS

By Neuer N. on 10. March 2018 for Amino Acid Metabolism: Introduction

I LIKE THE PRESENTATION AND I LEARN . PROFF. USE A SIMPLE AND UNDERSTANDABLE LANGUAGE

GREAT

By Hazazi M. on 09. March 2018 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

made anatomy easy and fun! after watching this video all i need is my atlas of human anatomy, i use the app by the way, and am all set for anatomy!

Wonderful

By Frederick Y. on 09. March 2018 for Heart Sounds

I love Dr. Raj's way of presenting. Very engaging, intuitive in presenting the concepts and always amusing! Highly useful :)

very recommended

By Alexander L. on 08. March 2018 for Gastrointestinal Histology

Very knowledgeable professor who also understands to teach his subject in an accessible way. His course helped me a lot to get a good basic understanding of Histology

Great lecture as usual

By Okechukwu V. on 08. March 2018 for Lung Nodules and Cancer

Excellent, in depth but simple. Keep up the good work, Dr Raj

good for refresh htn

By malini g. on 08. March 2018 for Hypertension: Therapeutics

for those who preparing for exam its will be helpfull

Average and needs improvment

By MD M. on 08. March 2018 for Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

average explanation. This course does not go into deep details. Anyone who lacks fundamental knowledge of the ANS will not be able to get everything the prof said. The questions are good but some lack explanations, others which have explanations, are not rich enough. The diagrams could be better. And the feedback feature of questions is removed. I think the answer to one of the questions which is shown as right is wrong and I could not give feedback.

True believer

By Sphelele M. on 07. March 2018 for Vascular Physiology

Explanations made a complicated physiology lecture so easily understandable. Examples were clear and on point.

Required much attention for preclinical subjects,not Carlo raj,i mean anatomy,physiology,biochemistry.

By Iftakhar A. on 07. March 2018 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

its helpful and his presentation is quite good,but why physiology, Biochemistry, preclinical subjects are not up to the mark.please reset a new subscription option,like preclinical, clinical etc.otherwise i have to say bye.

i am so much upset most of the pre-clinical course are not good enough.

By Iftakhar A. on 07. March 2018 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

100m sprint race in Brain and nervous system.very much frustrated.

100% on my Derm Quiz

By Paige V. on 06. March 2018 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

Dr. Raj does a stellar job of explaining not only the disease but then giving great visualizations of what that patient will look like when they present for treatment. He is also great about pausing for a moment to let important information sink in. His pictures were very helpful as well as I am a very visual learner.

not bad at all,expect more clear concept.

By Iftakhar A. on 06. March 2018 for Membrane-damaging Toxins and Extracellular Matrix Toxins – Bacterial Toxins

MBBS student cant get benefit from this lecture. The clear concept needed for a future Doctor about Microbiology.

He is the best.

By Iftakhar A. on 06. March 2018 for Stroke: Introduction

DR Carlo Raj is a great educator.very nice speech, clear concept of every topic.seems like I have a good private tutor and no need of books after watching his lecture.

Best lecturer on this site.

By Iftakhar A. on 06. March 2018 for Liver Disease: Introduction and Commonly Used Liver Test

He is the best lecturer on this site.His style of teaching is very powerful.He is not too fast, he knows when to pause for a second, when to repeat a word.Thank u Sir.

Far better than the in-class lectures!

By Gabrielle G. on 06. March 2018 for Innate Immune System

Hits all of the key concepts and more! Far better than the in-class lectures!

Perfect

By Vivi R. on 05. March 2018 for Blood Structure – Blood Formation

Hi. This is a great idea for prelecture for medstudents. Thank you.

Clear and informative

By James K. on 05. March 2018 for Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)

Dr Raj was concise with relevant clinical significance and the lectures were not too long.

The content is good with excellent fluency of the lecturer this is helping me a lot in quickly revising my 1st year

By Hariom U. on 05. March 2018 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

The content is good although it requires some more information to be incorporated in lectures the knowledge and reputation of lecturer is excellent and he is highly fluent in his delivery of the content thanks a lot for this

Love this guy!

By Paige V. on 04. March 2018 for Psoriasis

Love this guy! Easy to listen to. Puts emphasis on important points. And occasionally says something surprisingly funny. "Rubber Baby Bumper Buggies" lol

A good rundown of the basics

By Emily H. on 04. March 2018 for Statistics: Basics

The diagrams were helpful and I liked that he speaks calmly.

Thank you!

By Elnath B. on 04. March 2018 for Beta Blockers – Drugs in Hypertension

very good lecture, concise and high yield. very helpful for the boards

Great review

By Ashley k. on 02. March 2018 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Lots of materials covered in a short time. Very good review lectures

Good for every med student

By Umar M. on 02. March 2018 for Pharmacology of Inflammation

Am been top of class always when ít comes pharmacology

Excellent!

By Hyder U. on 01. March 2018 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

I like the fact that the lectures are detailed and Dr.Cornwall makes it fun and easy to understand.

very good!

By Niamh D. on 28. February 2018 for Introduction: Pathogens and the Immune System

very good introductory lecture to this topic and the questions are helpful also

pretty helpful

By wesley s. on 28. February 2018 for Overview of Sedative and Hypnotic Drugs – Sedative Hypnotics

I chose this coz am able to memorise. Facts about the sedatives and hypnotics

disappointed!!

By Hazazi M. on 27. February 2018 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

there was no explanation other than reading off the slides. neuro is a serious topic that require good explanation but the professor didn't even relate slides or information and treated every slide as a new topic.

Really liked It

By Orlando U. on 27. February 2018 for DNA Repair

Very profesional, why is it said that bacterial chromosome has a single origin of replication and eukaryotic multiple origins

Thanks

By Russarin J. on 27. February 2018 for 99-Day Study Schedule for USMLE Step 1

Thank you for constructing this course, it really helps me preparing for my exam!

Loving this pathology course

By Okechukwu V. on 27. February 2018 for Diseases of the Nephron

This guy is indeed the new professor Goljan. I am speechless. So much material covered.

Good teaching method for Biotechnology

By Okechukwu V. on 27. February 2018 for Biotechnology

The course was well explained. It is confusing subject matter, but she did her best to make it understandable. She is funny, energetic and lively

Mistakes

By Jorge R. on 27. February 2018 for Antidepressants: Case Study

There are some mistakes. SERT is not a serotonin receptor. And Bupropion is not a SERT inhibitor.

Vertebral structure & curvatures

By hindaz a. on 27. February 2018 for Concepts – Vertebral Column

It was very nice lecture as i get a new informations which could be difficult to figure it out by reading textbook only. Thank you very much

Uderstanding Genetics

By Mark A. on 26. February 2018 for Understanding Genetics

This is course is still challenging me but i can understand how abstract the concepts are i think i need an in-depth review of course

Uderstanding Genetics

By Mark A. on 26. February 2018 for Gene Expression

Thank you Dr. Cornwall, I really think genetics is quite a difficult concept so you are doing your very best, i must admit its very confusing at times i will need go over the concepts again.

Very specific

By María F. on 26. February 2018 for Fertilization and Implantation

Unveiled the key points, without the need to make so many detours

WOW

By Hazazi M. on 26. February 2018 for Abdominal Regions and Reference Planes – Surface Anatomy of the Abdomen

i wish i had this prof. James pickering for all the anatomy lectures! he's so fun to watch... greaaaat lectures

Well organized

By Glen K. on 26. February 2018 for CNS Infections - Clinical Neurology

Structured and taught with comparisons and stressed contrasts in epidemiology/clinical presentation/imaging findings

Terrific!

By Ruoheng Z. on 26. February 2018 for Humoral Immunity: Structure of Antibodies and Immunoglobulin Domains

I love these videos. They are probably the clearest and organized immune lectures I have ever attended. Thank you so much!

good

By hanna y. on 25. February 2018 for Microbiology: Introduction

It's really helping me getting the basic understanding. And the tips for surviving medical school is worth to try.

I am learning something new with each lecture

By Michael R. on 25. February 2018 for Introduction to Cell Biology

I really loved it, because PhD Cornwall made it really easy to understand.

Biochemistry with a smile

By Mark A. on 25. February 2018 for Energy, Enzymes and Metabolism

This lecture was excellent in every way, I must say DR. Cornwall is a Pro in intermediate metabolism. I couldn't understand this processes better in medical school than she has made me.

There is no clear concept.

By Oksana P. on 25. February 2018 for Lymphadenopathy: Burkitt Lymphoma – White Blood Cell Pathology

Not much relevant information for the exam: too many details. It is like reading the book, not a lecture. Very complicated and not interesting.

By Neuer N. on 25. February 2018 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

I chose it because it contain almost every related to topics....like question, articles and etc. Because of the smart classes all the doubts are clear....

Bone Disease

By Brian V. on 25. February 2018 for Bone Disease

it was a good video but nothing special. i liked the video because i noticed the effort

Good

By karlos k. on 25. February 2018 for Bladder and Urethra – Male Reproductive Organs

Well explained dr,now i understand better, i liked this class very much

Clear concise logical

By Sharon M. on 24. February 2018 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

An excellent run through of stroke and tia that incorporates pathophysiology biochemistry clinical presentation and mx ...... great teaching thanks

5 Stars

By Yunior M. on 24. February 2018 for The Macromolecules of Life

Brilliant. I recommend this course strongly if you want to understand this topic.

Not enough information

By Kevin L. on 24. February 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I wish this is more about anatomy and less about diereses, as I am in this class right now for my primary objective I need to know the names of every muscles, every bones, what they do, every nerve, what they innervate, and every veins and arteries, also lymphatic and different glands in your faces the videos do not provide enough details and topics I am currently using Clinically Oriented Anatomy 7th Edition by Kieth L. Moore, comparing the knowledge from the book these videos give you almost nothing

Clear, concise, excellent.

By Simon E. on 24. February 2018 for Rectum and Anal Canal

Clear, concise and good lecture. The professor is very easy to follow, and does a good job emphasizing what he thinks important.

optional quiz idea

By Ahmed A. on 24. February 2018 for Cardiac Physiology

Please consider adding more questions, as an optional quiz, because I know if the quizzes are too long the circle can't go green and the time taken to go through the whole set might increase, but if you added questions as an extra choice for those wanting to be challenged that might be nice.

very helpful, easy to understand

By hyojin S. on 23. February 2018 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

I liked it a lot, because the teacher explained one by one from the basic concept. Hence, I felt I could learn all the knowledge on the pathology and physiology at the same time.

precise and good overview of the immune system

By avi b. on 23. February 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

really good overview. helped me a lot to get the concept of the immune system,

Cellular Structure.

By HAMED A. on 23. February 2018 for Cellular Structure

Based on explaination. I felt there was some lack of informations. In some area needs to be more profound.

great teaching tool and great lecturer

By Faisal B. on 23. February 2018 for Amino Acid Metabolism

Its really interesting subject made easy by an interesting professor. I'm not sure if that level of details are needed for the USMLE exam as I'm using the USMLE curriculum, if its not needed thats fine it will be for my future knowledge hopefully if i get to keep in my head.

Impossible to understand

By Manraj J. on 23. February 2018 for Asthma: Introduction

The lecture is incredibly incoherent, lacks sentence structure and doesn't really make sense

Excellent

By Mai A. on 23. February 2018 for Introduction to the Problems and Rules of Transplantation

Splendid and simplified a rather complex topic which makes understanding its details in depth much easier

Too many errors. Not worth the price.

By Neuer N. on 23. February 2018 for Acute Bacterial Meningitis: Predisposing Factor Age

Tons of mistakes in what seems to be all fields of Lecturio videos. It's a shame really. This one in particular goes on about the "virus" H. Influenzae. It's just tons of basic stuff that they really mess up. I wouldn't even use this as a free resource honestly.

Excellent with some adjustments needed

By Mai A. on 22. February 2018 for Primary vs. Specific Amyloidosis

Great but more details need to be included in pathogeneses, please.

I love it

By maria m. on 22. February 2018 for Toxicology

the most I like it of this course is the rapid review that you can do in a short period of time, the doctor is very clear and emphasized in some aspects that are important for the exam.

???? Yall are awesome!!!!

By Clinton J. on 22. February 2018 for Cardiovascular Histology

Wellllll i liked the lecture but most importantly i understood, it's waaaay better then reading +12 pages ????...i think i'm gonna buy the full subscription next month(i should have done this a loooong time ago)

Biochemistry with a smile

By Mark A. on 22. February 2018 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

Great lecturer who is knowledgeable about the subject. However the animations in both mitosis and meiosis would have been in motion so the explanations were tuff to follow. overall good attempt. keep up the good job.

Minor mistake but excellent nonetheless

By Glen K. on 22. February 2018 for Acute Bacterial Meningitis: Predisposing Factor Head Trauma

Despite that Dr. Raj inaccurately recognized H. influenzae as a virus (which is actually a G(-) bacterium), he did a good job of engaging students in thinking and reflecting, while pointing out a general memory-aiding scheme ( e.g. common skin flora species being implicated in post-neurosurgery/penetrating trauma/CSF-associated meningitides) Having watched many of Dr Raj's videos (a med-student with high standards myself and always hateful of lackadaisical teaching styles of the MAJORITY of professors in my country), I have to say Dr. Raj exhibits excellent "mentor" qualities in a style of his own.

Liked but another lecture not opened so disliked

By Neuer N. on 22. February 2018 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

Liked but another lecture not opened yet so not liked

excellent

By Sharon M. on 22. February 2018 for Systole and Diastole – Cardiac Cycle

excellent clear description told easily thanks so much understand a lot more now

I liked the course very much

By Sultan A. on 21. February 2018 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

he makes it so simple I have understood the whole course within 3 days

Amazing!!!! :-)

By Fabian K. on 21. February 2018 for Urinary Tract Physiology

I liked it very much!!! Thank you for your amazing job AGAIN!!! :-)

excellent pictures

By Sandra F. on 21. February 2018 for Gastrointestinal Histology

The excellent pictures helps a lot. Easy understanding. Very good professor.

you can also understand

By AVUDAIAPPAN P. on 21. February 2018 for Bacteria

he talks very clearly, coherent, easy to follow, i read only the free sections was so nice and clear.

anatomy for beginners

By AVUDAIAPPAN P. on 21. February 2018 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

well said, easy to understand, could take some notes, clarity of subjects, for medical students

Endocrine Guru

By Mark A. on 21. February 2018 for Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

Great lecturer who is very knowledgeable about the subject matter. Pitch and tone is just what i need. Very test oriented. keep up the good job.

Physiology at Ease

By Mark A. on 21. February 2018 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Great lecturer who is very knowledgeable about the subject matter & pitch. Pace is also good but needs to work on pronunciation of certain words. keep up the good job.

Physiology at Ease

By Mark A. on 21. February 2018 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Great lecturer who is very knowledgeable about the subject matter & pitch. Pace is also good but needs to work on pronunciation of certain words. keep up the good job.

Physiology at Ease

By Mark A. on 21. February 2018 for Reproductive Physiology

Great lecturer who is very knowledgeable about the subject matter & pitch. Pace is also good but needs to work on pronunciation of certain words. keep up the good job.

Physiology at Ease

By Mark A. on 21. February 2018 for Respiratory Physiology

Great lecturer who is very knowledgeable about the subject matter & pitch. Pace is also good but needs to work on pronunciation of certain words. keep up the good job.

Physiology at Ease

By Mark A. on 21. February 2018 for Endocrine Physiology

Great lecturer who is very knowledgeable about the subject matter & pitch. Pace is also good but needs to work on pronunciation of certain words. keep up the good job.

Endocrine Guru

By Mark A. on 21. February 2018 for Adrenal Gland Disorders

Dr. Raj is just too good, test oriented, very knowledgeable on subject matter. Must keep up this great attitude

Biochemistry with a smile

By Mark A. on 21. February 2018 for Introduction to Cell Biology

great lecturer who is very knowledgeable about the subject matter, pitch, diction and pace is terrific. keep up the good job.

Biochemistry with a smile

By Mark A. on 21. February 2018 for The Macromolecules of Life

great lecturer who is very knowledgeable about the subject matter, pitch, diction and pace is terrific. keep up the good job.

Biochemistry with a smile

By Mark A. on 21. February 2018 for Cellular Structure

great lecturer who is very knowledgeable about the subject matter, pitch, diction and pace is terrific. keep up the good job.

99 Day Crash Course

By Mark A. on 21. February 2018 for Day 2: To Do List

Structured Learning; for the first time my study plan is more structured on what's important rather my own bias of choosing certain subjects over others. I believe this is the way to go, sadly I cant pick up the pace took me 2.5 days to do day one.

#SetTheCurve

By Ashley R. on 20. February 2018 for Endocrine Pharmacology

I am in NP school and I used lecturio as supplementation material while studying for my pharmacology midterm. I scored the highest in the class, set the curve and ended up with a 100%! Thank you!

very good

By Anwr A. on 20. February 2018 for Auditory System and Vestibular System

Thank you for the lectures. Very helpful, I really recommend it

Crystal Clear

By Atif B. on 20. February 2018 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

It was simply amazing. The knowledge I got exposed to was simply clear cut and delivered by an expert in layman's literature. I am keen to absorb more of Mr. Kevin Ahern's lectures.

Detailed review

By Amal S. on 20. February 2018 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Great for reviewing anatomy for your orthopedic rotation when you don't have time for textbooks. Very detailed.

nice illustrations + easy to understand

By Russarin J. on 20. February 2018 for Hormones and Signal Transduction

The lectures are nice, simple & very well explained. I would definitely recommend this course to my friends!

excellent

By Sharon M. on 20. February 2018 for Chemical Dipsticks: pH & Protein

clear teaching and repetition, thanks. Learnt a lot. Clinically useful. thanks

This webstite is just God sent

By Vee T. on 19. February 2018 for Importance of Chemistry for Biology – Chemistry

This instructor makes this course enjoyable, and very easy to understand the materials presented here. I have already informed all my friends who are interested about going to medical schools about lecturio. Lecturio is a blessing to mankind.

teaching

By Preethi Ann A. on 19. February 2018 for Aging

Dr Cornwall is wonderful teaching Neuro. I personally love her style of teaching

Great stuff

By Qusai B. on 19. February 2018 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

Excellent audiovisual explanation of the concepts. Really interesting stuff well understood

Great Teacher in the making!

By Sunil K. on 19. February 2018 for Other Dementias and Delirium

Great many teaching points given in a well organized and easy pattern. The lecturer is lively with expressions and gestures though initially she appears to be referring down over her notes, but subsequently overcame that hurdle. Her tone and expressions show that she loves teaching. The images and their explanation is superb as well.

Easy to follow along

By Rodrigo Q. on 19. February 2018 for Visual Pathways

Everything is thoroughly explained and easy to follow along at all times

EXCELLENT

By Pipe P. on 19. February 2018 for CNS - Pharmacology

Excellent explanations, with visual attraction, simplified subjects and easy to understand

Very Informative

By Justina Q. on 18. February 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

I like how Dr. Ahern took his time to explain the topic in an articulate manner. Helped me understand the topic and want to learn it more.

as usual excellent lectures from Dr. Raj

By patricia f. on 18. February 2018 for Dementia

Detailed and comprehensive lectures. Good overview of Alzheimer disease and pathophysiology

its not as good as previous slides

By Halil Atakan Y. on 17. February 2018 for Tongue

there is no subtitle and marks on the slide are not good enough to understand lecture

Subtitles in Spanish

By benjamin8903@hotmail.com M. on 17. February 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

It would be nice to have subtitles for spanish audience. Other than that everything looks great.

Excellent

By Cesar C. on 17. February 2018 for Cellular Structure

Excellent lectures, you can understand in a few minutes the basics of difficults topics

Took her time

By Orlando U. on 17. February 2018 for The Macromolecules of Life

Well explained she took her time tho but she did it well

More clinic

By Jairo A. on 17. February 2018 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Very well explained. But it could have some clinic relevance.

Fácil

By Javier J. on 17. February 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

El semestre pasado apenas y me di cuenta de todo lo que la enzimas y las reacciones significaban, ahora creo tener una visión mucho ma completa, GRACIAS

Excelente

By Javier J. on 17. February 2018 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Batalle mucho para entnder mis clases pero con estén curso tengo un mejor dominio de el metabolismo y me permitió realizar una presentacion del tema ????

Authentic, thorough, relevant information

By saadia z. on 17. February 2018 for Phospholipids

An excellent, brief and up to date piece of information, ideal for quick recall

By Ph. C. on 17. February 2018 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I am using free version and trying to see how good the videos are. So far all the videos hv been so clear and understandable including this video. Thanks lecturio for your great work.

Make it a bit clearer...

By James K. on 16. February 2018 for Autosomal Disorders and Genomic Imprinting

Good content, I like this course, but this particular class could be a bit clearer

ALL PHISIOLOGY TOPICS

By Saied Mostafa M. on 16. February 2018 for Exocrine Pancreas – Lower Gastrointestinal Secretion

I know that you spent a lots of time to learn physiology. You provide us in a very short time. I am very excited to follow your videos and I relay appreciate your presentations. GOD BLESS YOU.

Awesome , Intuitive , Outstanding

By Koriante R. on 16. February 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Very easily to follow. The concepts are explained so that one who isn’t familiar with biochem can understand with ease.

awesome style of teaching

By Neelam M. on 15. February 2018 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

fantastic teaching method, love the practical examples and slight humor, wakes you up.

great

By Neelam M. on 15. February 2018 for Cardiac Physiology

love the illustrations and the step by step explanations. Very knowledgeable !!

too basic

By Mikel P. on 15. February 2018 for Movement Disorders

Too basic, needs a lot more clinical information and more backround.

Nutrition overall view

By David M. on 15. February 2018 for Nutrition

The slides and the lector overview we super nice form them only I was able to grasp the content of nutrition. I also liked the metabolic importance of the vitamins and the metabolic processing of alcohol. I really wanna recommend this to my lector of nutrition and those few peers who don't know about lecturio.

GREAT!

By Ashley N. on 15. February 2018 for Thyroid Gland Disorders

Very clear and concise. There was a large amount of clinical relevance

Great video. I just would like if it talk more about the similarity between receptors

By Josh M. on 14. February 2018 for Pituitary Hormones

Great video. I just would like if it talk more about the similarity between receptors (Alpha units)

High Yield synthesis on stroke - Step 1 ++

By patricia f. on 14. February 2018 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

I still like Dr. Raj professionalism and high yield content. Very useful

High Yield (& complete) synthesis on Headache

By patricia f. on 14. February 2018 for Headache – Pathophysiology

high yield and very useful. I personally like Dr. Raj (professionalism, kind of humour and teaching skills). Readily helpful for me and my preparation to Step 1

Suitable for MBBS

By Alaa Q. on 13. February 2018 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I would like lectures with more informations suitable for post graduate study

respire the respiratory physiology with the teacher

By AVUDAIAPPAN P. on 13. February 2018 for Respiratory Physiology

the teacher is really great - explains stepwise - repeats things in an understandable manner - i could learn about alveolar ventillation - the mechanics of surfactant - role of pneumocytes II -

biostastics for beginners

By AVUDAIAPPAN P. on 13. February 2018 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

very easy to understand - good meaningful explanations - good lecture - nice good teacher - types of study simplified and more meaningful -

Thank you

By Abhay K. on 12. February 2018 for DNA Repair

Thank you so much Sir for brief description of all topics.

good but not complete.

By Hany S. on 12. February 2018 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics

simple and attractive lectures,neither complicated nor boring.There are some points to consider: 1-lack of explanation and examples about statistical tests---t-test,ANOVA,Chi-square........,Pearson correlation 2-statistical distribution and standard deviation not found 3-The quiz questions explanations need revision

It's the INFERIOR Oblique!

By Richard C. on 12. February 2018 for Functions of the Extraocular Muscles – Orbital Muscles and Innervation

No such thing as the "internal" oblique. It's called the inferior oblique. Also, should state whether these are primary or secondary actions of the muscle.

MISSING INFORMATION

By Laura P. on 12. February 2018 for Microbiology

Lectures are good but not enough information. How about genetic replication, metabolism, ....? MISSING!

Thyroid

By arthrine t c. on 11. February 2018 for Thyroid Gland Disorders

Very good and well explained. I also was able to recall quite easily. Thanks.

Really good!

By Claudia D. on 10. February 2018 for Vestibulocerebellum, Spinocerebellum and Pontocerebellum

it was really clear, and precise, i really like the way he explain with the support of the images.

Good, above average.

By Rakesh L. on 10. February 2018 for Fascial Spaces and Surgical Access to Trachea – Neck

I like his lecture & way of teaching. It meet my expectation.

Nice

By Sissi S. on 10. February 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Very good videos and imágenes, I recommended this app 100% . very well summarized

Good not great

By Bruce R. on 10. February 2018 for Uterine and Fallopian Tube Disease

To basic very little coverage of treatment A good overview and i did learn some things but i found a separate resource for more in depth information

One of the most engaging professors.

By Andre T. on 09. February 2018 for Myocyte Conduction Pathway and Atrioventricular Block (AV) – Heart Rate and Electricity

I really appreciate his enthusiasm and clarity. He's cheesy, but that's what makes his presentations a little more interesting.

Great material.

By Elsa F. on 09. February 2018 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I think is a great review because it goes right to the point. Short videos witch make it really easy to sit down and just listen to Dr. Raj. Will recommend to all my medical friends.

Respiratory physiology

By Mark A. on 09. February 2018 for Breath-hold Diving – Effect of Barometric Pressure on the Pulmonary System

his lecturers are really fantastic in content and very easy to understand, just a few pronunciation issues

Hydrogen Bonds – How Atoms Come Together to Form a Molecule

By Saied Mostafa M. on 09. February 2018 for Hydrogen Bonds – How Atoms Come Together to Form a Molecule

Well done by the professor with full of transfer sense.

HIGH YIELD AT ITS BEST!

By Hazazi M. on 09. February 2018 for Development of Teeth

PERFECT!!! the lectures are very interesting and on point explains what i need to know.

Another great class

By Tommie C. on 08. February 2018 for Meninges

The class was clear and precise, I have no problem understanding.

excellent lecture

By Lara Alicea A. on 08. February 2018 for Mediastinal Areas – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

Excellent overview. Explained thoroughly and succinctly. Thank you. Huge help.

Great teacher

By Ignacio Amyad R. on 07. February 2018 for Parasites

I really enjoyed learning something that I wouldn't have enjoyed otherwise. Thanks a lot for such a great lecturer.

also can add practical laboratory examining videos

By Maithry A. on 07. February 2018 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

i like the explanation pattern, thankyou so much. its of great value to a med student

Good lecture

By rahmi b. on 07. February 2018 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

I found this very helpful. I don't mind if it's just a general review because if you cover them all it would take a long time. I can read books for more in-depth analysis. Great job !

shallow lectures

By gioia b. on 06. February 2018 for β-adrenergic Receptor Signaling

the lectures is shallow; i think that more details are needed. it is ineffectual for the level required from the biochemestry course of the Med University of Florence. cordially gioia

Clear take home message and content was explained very clearly

By Glen K. on 06. February 2018 for Muscle and Soft Tissue: Pathology

Great educater professionalism in his vivid way of talk that engages the audience

Bad

By Panagiotis A. on 05. February 2018 for Overview of the Dural Venous Sinuses

Unbearable. Even in 1.25x he speaks way too slowly. Boring tone of voice as well

Not great

By Panagiotis A. on 05. February 2018 for Le Fort Fractures – Cranium (Skull)

Unfortunately, the lecturer for the anatomy module has disappointed me. Whereas the lecturers in all other modules appear to be amazing, this lecturer speaks way too slow and with a boring tone. I have to listen to the lectures in 1.5x..

Great!

By olawale o. on 05. February 2018 for Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS): Differential Diagnosis

Once again, Dr. Raj is blowing my mind with the way he teach medicine. Connecting everything from here on out to eternity. I have a question about that second quiz question about sepsis before ARDS. The answer was that ARDS following sepsis will decrease the cardiac output, and that was according to what Dr. Raj said in the lectures. Is it possible that we could also have a situation with respiratory rate increasing?

Concept is clear

By TINKU S. on 05. February 2018 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Teacher making the concepts crystal clear thank you , also all the portions are covering

Try to use animations please

By Tamunotonye T. on 05. February 2018 for Passive Transport – Transport Across Cell Membranes

couldnt understand a thing. Please try to use animation to explain better

Sharing is caring!

By JEFF T. on 05. February 2018 for Diseases of the Nephron

He teaches just not to pass our boards, but to become greater physicians! Dr. Goljan should be proud, this man is God sent!

Well done

By Neuer N. on 04. February 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Great work, easy and to the point No fuss, No Muss

Excellent Explanations

By Anju A. on 04. February 2018 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

I studied the lectures for NBME Microbiology as a supplement to the other material. It was very helpful and I strongly recommend these lectures by Dr. Shukle.

medicamentos para el asma

By wamira jhianel h. on 04. February 2018 for Asthma Medications

una buena explicación con datos infaltables y resumen bien dado. Ademas las preguntas al final sirven demasiado para poder poner a prueba el aprendizaje del receptor

Another good course

By Tommie C. on 04. February 2018 for Functions of the Extraocular Muscles – Orbital Muscles and Innervation

The course was clear with good illustrations and clear speech,

Great lecture, simple – to the point – pertinent information

By Tommie C. on 03. February 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I thought this lecture series was very simple and informative, easy to understand but thorough. I appreciate the pneumonic provided, as well as the transcript notes available So we could go back and look and write things down as needed- I Was happy that the teacher spoke clearly and slowly, and that each segment was not very long so that you were able to take time to contemplate information before moving on.

Best parasitology lectures!!

By Sara D. on 03. February 2018 for Parasites

I thoroughly enjoyed all the videos. Also by listening to these lectures, my uni lectures are making sense to me now. Thank you so much Dr Vincent. You have made my life so much easier now.

Excellent, with a few comments.

By Carlos C. on 03. February 2018 for Cellular Structure

Classes have an excellent quality, however there are small mistakes when you´re reffering to some specific molecules such as cAMP and cGMP because in some ocasions, you tend to exchange one with the other in just a few ocassions. Nonetheless, the overall course is excellent, with clear explanations.

The lecturer is great in overall :)

By Yousef A. on 02. February 2018 for Bacteria

Sometimes the lecturer reads some information without explaining what is meant by it. If you can improve that I would be glad.

The easiest way to learn fast and efficiently your arrhythmias with Dr Raj!

By Dr Jerry G. on 02. February 2018 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I learn so fast and easy all the most know arrhythmias with Dr Raj. He is fun, knows how to teach, blue print materials, great pics and graphs. I never learned that well my dysrrhythmias before my lectures with Dr Raj. Bravo Dr Raj! My grades are improving big time. I wish I had you as a teacher before. Than you so much Lecturio and Dr Raj!

Very GOOD, fun and easy to understand and retain for a test!

By Dr Jerry G. on 02. February 2018 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

This is the first time that I have a lecture with Dr Raj. Definitely recommend! He is very methodic and fun which makes it easy to understand and retain for your test. Also I love the quizzes in between the lectures that help you to reinforce the material so well. Excellent job Dr Raj! Thank you so much.

The material is good but insufficient.

By Sara D. on 02. February 2018 for Viruses

The lectures are well organised and gives you a basic understanding of viruses and how different types of viruses replicates in the host cell but it doesn't talk about the individual viruses, pathogenesis and the diseases caused by the individual viruses.

Good lectures

By Fabio C. on 01. February 2018 for Diencephalon

The descriptions where clear and comprehensive even to a non native english speaker like my self.

Comprehensive, clearly structured and well presented

By Quynh-Nhu H. on 01. February 2018 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

Great course, clearly structured and presented. The provided script and slides are very helpful!

Dr. Raj lecture was complete and thorough!

By olawale o. on 01. February 2018 for Obstructive Lung Disease

This is a good discussion on COPDs. I could have try to memorize FA one page on COPD without much understanding, but Dr. Raj’s teaching on this material set me up for life.

very good

By Anwr A. on 01. February 2018 for Neurophysiology

Thank you for the series of lectures, I really liked them, simple and well explained.

Organized and Concise Lectures !

By Parvaneh B. on 31. January 2018 for Rectum and Anal Canal

Thank you for these organized, concise, and well-prepared lectures, Dr. Meyer !!!

Lipid Absorption Pathway

By Parvaneh B. on 31. January 2018 for Small Intestine: Digestion and Absorption Processes

A Well-done explanation of Lipid Absorption ! Thank You, Dr. Meyer !

good

By mahir a. on 30. January 2018 for pKa and Drug Solubility – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

He is very good excellent clearly understand the lecture pharmacology aesthetic

Superb lecture!

By Christmas P. on 30. January 2018 for Ph Homeostasis – How Atoms Come Together to Form a Molecule

The explanation is so basic and explicit, hitting all the important fact that, even illiterates would understand. Great lecture!

Explanation is not coherent, does not use full sentences, connections between concepts are not logical. Does not articulate.

By Nicole G. on 30. January 2018 for Asthma: Introduction

Explanation is not coherent, does not use full sentences, connections between concepts are not logical. Does not articulate.

Explanation is not coherent, does not use full sentences, connections between concepts are not logical. Does not articulate.

By Nicole G. on 30. January 2018 for Asthma: Diagnosis

Explanation is not coherent, does not use full sentences, connections between concepts are not logical. Does not articulate.

Explanation is not coherent.

By Nicole G. on 30. January 2018 for Asthma: Treatment

Explanation is not coherent, does not use full sentences, connections between concepts are not logical. Does not articulate.

Super thorough

By Nimrah A. on 29. January 2018 for Renal Clearance Equations

Brief and to the point with the material. The visual was also quite helpful

Great explanations from Dr Racaniello!!!

By Carlos C. on 29. January 2018 for Bacteria

Doctor Racaniello gives us great explanations about the different topics of bacterial biology. One of the things that I appreciate the most from his lectures, is the appropiate speed and use of clear language which facilitates the understanding for foreign students such as myself.

Very informative

By Sahar S. on 29. January 2018 for Leukemia: Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) – White Blood Cell Pathology

I liked the way the lecturer presented , easy and clear and not too long :)

Thank you

By Sahar S. on 29. January 2018 for Leukemia: Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia (CML) – White Blood Cell Pathology

So informative and well edited video , The Lecturer is excellent indeed .

Great

By Amir D. on 29. January 2018 for Hepatitis C

Clear as always. I like the way he emphasizes things. A lot

Like it very much

By Aleksandra M. on 28. January 2018 for ANS - Pharmacology

I like this course very much. It is explaned good and easy to understand (witch is inportant to me because english is not my native language). Clinical examples are very good and help me to remember how drugs work. I recomend this course to all medical student.

Not great

By Eylul K. on 28. January 2018 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

Information is definitely not sufficient for the exams, yet it is helpful for getting the sense of neuroanatomy.

very good

By Sandra F. on 26. January 2018 for Endocrine Histology

good and concise explanations more histological images would be appreciated

healty life style

By Neuer N. on 25. January 2018 for Theories of Attitude and Behavior Change (PSY)

physical activity , smoking cessation, unhealthy diet ,obesity,overweight,alcohol, change behavior

Peritoneum Lectures

By Parvaneh B. on 25. January 2018 for Peritoneum: Conclusion

Thank you, Dr. Pickering ! Your lectures are concise, organized, and highlights important points.

Great course

By Camelia E. on 24. January 2018 for Gene Expression

I am having my genetics exam soon and this course was extremely helpful to better understand the information. Thank you !

amazing

By Hazazi M. on 24. January 2018 for Gastrointestinal Histology

best of the best! everything is well explained in a short time! saved me a lot of time and understood GIT so well!

Usefull but could be better.

By oktay cem K. on 23. January 2018 for Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

if I don't know anything about para/symp nervous system, I wouldn't understand clearly. For example, in symphatetic outflow diagram, I wouldn't understand where the exact location of white or gray ramus in human body on the picture you used.

Very good experience.

By Luis F. on 23. January 2018 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics

Ok let's start. The videos are great, the audio is good and the time for each subject is good as well. The teacher Raywat Deonandan is very good at this type of teaching, i never got bored of hearing him and he teaches in a calm and funny way in my opinion. Really hope to see him in another lecture. Very good! 10/10!

Great breakdown

By Norman R. on 23. January 2018 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Recommend this course to any medical students doing pre/clinical Helps with pathways and understanding breakdown.

wonderful

By Hazazi M. on 23. January 2018 for Mucous Surface and Neck Cells

very well explained! i enjoyed this lecture so much better than all other lectures of histology

Amazing.

By sabi y. on 23. January 2018 for Mediastinal Areas – Lungs, mediastinum and cardiac valves

Thank you Dr for the lectures. As an non English IMGs, I can't stop watching it again and again. Thank you again for talking slowly.

great lecture but

By Hazazi M. on 23. January 2018 for Tongue

questions don't go along well with the lecture sometimes questions pops out before discussed. AND please mark. i kept getting lost and try to figure which part you're talking about.

Odd choice for figure used

By Kerry T. on 23. January 2018 for Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS): Output and Thoracolumbar Outflow

I understood SNS input and output quite well prior to watching this video. There are much better figures in textbooks to describe output pathways. I found the figure used a very odd departure from traditional figures and much more confusing.

great lectures

By Kristin S. on 22. January 2018 for Overview – Local Anesthetics

I've never heard someone explain pKa and drug mechanism so simply before.

Almost amazing

By John V. on 22. January 2018 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

It seems superficial. Why do I care about flow rates? How do the hormones interact? This whole course was just segmented and surface level. Lecturio has the potential to replace a lot of medical schools if they start to connect information rather than segmenting it.

like the lecture but..

By khaled s. on 21. January 2018 for Impetigo (School Sores) and Staph Scalded Skin Syndrome (SSSS)

i think there should be more information about impetigo regarding types(bollous, non bollous) and ddx . regarding ssss pictures and pathology should be added will be more helpful

Great lectures by Dr Wilson

By CARLOS A N. on 21. January 2018 for Endocrine Physiology

Dr. Wilson is a great teacher, his lectures are concised, direct to the point, and High Yield material...

Great course

By deleted u. on 21. January 2018 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

Helped me a lot understanding this subject! Carlo Raj's videos har really good.

xplains neck triangles

By Neuer N. on 21. January 2018 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

a quick video to clear the concept thank you very much

Just average

By sahil t. on 21. January 2018 for Urinary Tract Physiology

the teacher is not teaching that much elaborative but then also it is better than most of the time hope it will get better

To the point ,clear and crisp concepts

By Khawar H. on 21. January 2018 for Gastrointestinal Bleeding

Comprehensive Detailed with anatomy Clinical examples Minimum words Great explanations

Concepts mean higher scores!

By Dale B. on 20. January 2018 for Vitamins

You can memorize or you can understand. Concepts are yours forever. Memorized lists of facts are gone the very next time you need to cram for another test.

amazing

By Neuer N. on 20. January 2018 for Endomembrane System

u r so good like honestly amazing thank you so much professor

best

By Fahad N. on 20. January 2018 for Adrenal Functions

best and easy way to revise. Dr Thad Wilson has the best way of explaining things. appriciated

Not worth the high price of this service

By Jessica F. on 20. January 2018 for Vascular Physiology

The lecturer frequently mispronounces words and stumbles as he speaks quite a bit. It was very distracting and made it hard to focus on what he was trying to say. The course needed more videos that takes about how different variables that impact Guyton curves. The questions asked after each lecture were not always covered during the lecture.

Ridiculously good!

By Sandra F. on 20. January 2018 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr. Raj is the best! He is funny and he makes arrythmias ridiculously simple. I recommend his lectures for everyone!

Best of the best..

By Neuer N. on 20. January 2018 for Renal Patho-Embryology

Best lecture i have ever seen..concise with high yield topics.

Perfect introduction and summary for Rheumatology.

By Chimes C. on 19. January 2018 for Septic Arthritis

A very concise and helpful lecture about Septic arthritis. Lecturer was also able to tackle and include important key features for each condition.

Best and effective way of learning

By Fahad N. on 19. January 2018 for CNS - Pharmacology

Best and comprehensive information. Best way to learn and revise

Excellent, well delivered

By Elile O. on 18. January 2018 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Excellent! Well delivered and full of quality information. Totally recommend this course.

Boring...

By RAMJIE L. on 18. January 2018 for Muscles of the Anterolateral Abdominal Wall – Abdominal Walls and Inguinal Canal

It's too boring.. I found it less interactive, less interesting. Better to read my Gray's Anatomy book.

Excellent!

By RAMJIE L. on 18. January 2018 for Abdominal Regions and Reference Planes – Surface Anatomy of the Abdomen

Just like reading a Gray's Anatomy book, but this time, I am just listening to him.

thumbs up

By Silviu S. on 18. January 2018 for Renal Pharmacology

amazing, thanks to lecturio I can revise very fast and this will make ma a better doctor

Very good experienced and deep knowledge tea

By Harilal T. on 18. January 2018 for Adaptive Immune System

A very experienced good teacher with deep knowledge teaching in lovely way . I will be very happy to learn all immunology with Dr Peter .

Why there are no transcripts,it's better to understand

By Hongqian S. on 18. January 2018 for Renal Patho-Embryology

Good very good,I like the lectures.Good very good,I like the lectures. Good very good,I like the lectures.

good lecture

By David M. on 18. January 2018 for Combination of Cardiac and Vascular Function Curves – Regulation of Venous Pressure

Good lecture but annoying how prof. said IONotropy when it is iNOtropy.

good!

By David M. on 18. January 2018 for Vascular Function Curves – Regulation of Venous Pressure

Nice video, succinct, and clear. Cleared some concepts up like why the mean systemic pressure changes or does not change.

Great

By Sueheidi S. on 18. January 2018 for Amino Acid Metabolism

Dr. Ahern was very clear and concise. Great lecture. Thank you!

Well explained high yield material

By sidra M. on 17. January 2018 for Enuresis

It covered high yield material , that was sufficiently explained in a timely fashion

Thank you

By Carlos C. on 17. January 2018 for Neurophysiology

Great lectures, i´m satisfied with your contents. Doctor Wilson is always surprising us with his explanations.

Only one reccomendation.

By Carlos C. on 17. January 2018 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Doctor Ahren. Great explanations and enhances my knowledge in biochemistry, i´d rather reccomend you tu use a lower velocity on your explanations because some of the students are foreigners and they probably may lose the idea. Nevertheless i´m completely satisfied with your video lectures.

Very useful

By James K. on 17. January 2018 for Leukemia: Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia (CML) – White Blood Cell Pathology

I better understand CML. This was a very high yield lecture that was very well presented!

Good explanation

By John R. on 17. January 2018 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

Dr. Raj explanation makes it simple and clear to understand!

Thumbs up !

By Connie S. on 17. January 2018 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

It is well presented and informative. I like that it is concise and emphasizes on what we really need to know.

Covers it quite well

By Neuer N. on 17. January 2018 for Exotoxins and Type III Cytotoxins – Bacterial Toxins

Amazing stuff but doesnt differ the exotoxins into the four forms of them.

I GET IT

By Tammy C. on 17. January 2018 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

I am current;y taking Immunology and it was like a foreign language until I started watching these videos I am understanding the information!!!

Love it

By Jillian S. on 16. January 2018 for Background of Enzymatic Reactions – Enzyme Catalysis

Simplified the lecture in enzymes and i like how everything was explained in a simple but direct way. :)

Excellent!

By Audrey-Anne L. on 15. January 2018 for Beta Thalassemia: Clinical Pathology

The videos are very clear, well explained and not too long. You can question yourself all the way along

Great lecture, First Aid explained!

By Sandra F. on 15. January 2018 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Development

Very good lecture about the MI chronology. The Professor explains very well what we can read in "First Aid".

Very nice

By Harilal T. on 15. January 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Yes. I like the details presentation all Information nicely given good language in short time

Well Prepared and Presented!

By Anil D. on 15. January 2018 for Endocrine Physiology

It is well prepared and presented by Dr Wilson. I look forward to updates and CME updates on Endocrinology.

U liked the lecture

By Manasa Sai K. on 15. January 2018 for Bacteria

I liked the lecture it gave me a brief idea of the concept

Cardiac Output, Flow, Pressure – Cardiac Mechanics

By Phil G. on 15. January 2018 for Cardiac Output, Flow, Pressure and Resistance Theory – Cardiac Mechanics

I appropriate how you explain cardiac output!! I did not get it and I did study the chapter many times until I watched you and you made it so easy for me!!!

Good explanation of the cardiac afterload!!

By Phil G. on 15. January 2018 for Afterload – Cardiac Mechanics

WOW, very easy way to understand the most complex part of lecture! Dr. Wilson is very relaxed, clear and knowledgeable of the subject! I would recommend this video to my classmates!! Thank you so much Dr. Wilson!!

diagram for easy understanding

By oktay cem K. on 15. January 2018 for Coeliac Trunk: Branches – Arterial Supply to the GI Tract

This diagram sums up everything and really helpful. I will do this kind of diagram for every arterial supplies. Thank you for giving me the idea. Really appreciated

Overall good, but need more details

By Yoshihiko M. on 14. January 2018 for Bacteria

I think each lecture is great, but the contents are not enough for USMLE. More precisely, the contents of general principle parts are helpful, but those of detailed exposition parts should be improved to contain more information. For example, You need to provide us for more details about many types of bacteria. The number of kinds of bacteria addressed in this course is small. It's far from enough for USMLE step 1. The same same goes for viruses. The others are favorable.

Dr. Wilson, you are the best!! Thank you!

By Phil G. on 14. January 2018 for Preload and the Frank-Starling Law – Cardiac Mechanics

Very clear and simple to understand! Dr. Wilson love and enjoy what he teaches!

USMLE 2CK

By Lucy N. on 14. January 2018 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Lecture well explained and illustrated...makes a big difference in being able to follow and understand...so appreciated!

it's easy to understand

By Daniela M. on 14. January 2018 for Heart: Summary

This is really good, and easy to understand, thank you.

Basic need to know info, straight to the point!

By Sergio R. on 13. January 2018 for Prostatitis and Prostate Cancer: Pathophysiology

Great lecture, thanks for using humor in the explanations so we don't get bored!

Amazing lecture and slides

By Sherika M. on 13. January 2018 for Amino Acid Metabolism

Amazing lecture and slides explained very well and it was useful to have the slides downloaded.

Pacman rocks!

By Hind M. on 12. January 2018 for DPP-4 Inhibitors and GLP-1 Analogues — Diabetes Medications

The "pacman" thingy is a stick forever in my brain. Thank you! I like how you presented and simplified incretins and DPP4Is

Excellent professor; ideal length of the course.

By Sandra F. on 12. January 2018 for Cardiac Physiology

Excellent explanation about the cardiac cycle. The professor makes it simple to understand. The lectures have the ideal length.

Very good description of Cardiac Mechanics

By Timothy B. on 12. January 2018 for Inotropy: Definition, Regulation and Effects – Cardiac Mechanics

The explanation is short and simple. Very easy to understand, it allows me the time to think about what is happening.

very understandable

By Felicitas K. on 12. January 2018 for Development of the Abdominopelvic Region

he made everything really clear.. it's hard sometimes to get everything by just reading embryology book, but thanks to him it's not that difficult :)

Great teacher !

By o55opu3q.xy4@20mm.eu o. on 11. January 2018 for Parasites

Great teacher !! I was amazed with your way of teaching.. You made one of the most hard subjects look so easy thank you

clearly explained thank you !

By Esterr V. on 10. January 2018 for Epithelium: Basement Membrane

i choose to rate this lecture, because it is well explain. additionally, he outlines the main things that i should remember which is very helpful

highly recommend

By Alexis D. on 10. January 2018 for Descending Aorta – Thoracic Vessels

great lecturer. will highly recommend it to every medical student who want to do better in medschool

great lecture

By ?? K. on 10. January 2018 for Neuroepithelial Tumors

clear and concise in explanation; content well-organized and presented in a way that is easy to absorb

Very Simple but great explanation

By Abdullahi A. on 10. January 2018 for Membranes: Introduction

I learned a lot about cell structure in the most simple and efficient way.

Best MD teacher.

By Cant s. on 09. January 2018 for Seizures: Introduction

This taught me... I was wondering one day while I was reading a Medical book, hmm what are seizures? Then I was looking all over the web found this website and went to Carlo Raj, MD for seizures this is just the beginning for me and I hope I like the rest of his videos.

Didactic

By Mariana Z. on 09. January 2018 for Drug Metabolism – Biotransformation | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

Best pharmacology classes! Love the questions in between the lecture!

Thad is a god

By Magnus-André M. on 08. January 2018 for Urinary Tract Physiology

He's very detailed and slow-paced. Making it very easily understandable. I've had physiology for a whole semester, and first after watching his videos, I've finally started to understand the whole picture of each system.

"nutrition"

By Caleb V. on 07. January 2018 for Nutrition

Incomplete information. I'm fascinated with the fact-based approach to the biochemistry of the human body. I like learning about the role that nutrition plays in disease prevention and the overall affects on human health. However, this course appears to still support the outdated views on proper nutrition and nutrition-related disease prevention. I feel that physicians do not get sufficient quality education on nutrition and that corporate interests still play too much of a role in both nutrition studies and nutritional recommendations. Today's healthcare system is more of a "disease care" system, and this profit-centered business approach, specifically with Pharmaceuticals, is doing little good, and in fact, doing a disservice to the overall welfare of the American people.

Proporciona información de alto valor académico

By Fabio C. on 06. January 2018 for Nutrition

La doctora Cornwall presenta la información de manera concreta y comprensible. Te permite adquirir fundamentos básicos de nutrición, suficientes para tener un buen desempeño en los exámenes.

I would highly recommend it

By Alexis D. on 06. January 2018 for Skin Appendages

This is by far the best histology lecture there is online. love the way make it so easy to comprehend and the Q&A Are amazing

Fun course

By Rada J. on 05. January 2018 for Toxicology

thorough and interesting, I really enjoyed the explanation and it felt these lectures were complete

Great Lecture

By Moris S. on 04. January 2018 for Hydrophilic vs. Hydrophobic – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

I really wanted to give it 5 stars specially because of the question pertaining to Fick' s law that was included, however the fact that Sir didn' t mention that all forms of diffusion are passive and the word Diffusion itself means being randomised made me give this 4 stars only.

Helpful, would be better if keep adding more courses in this issue:)

By Jerry J. on 04. January 2018 for Transplantation Immunology

PPT stands out, many extra materials, some important questions really inspired me

Awesome lecturer!

By Mohammed Z. on 03. January 2018 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Learnt a few new things. Clear and concise. Really good lecturer. Would recommend to anyone studying anatomy.

Quality lecturer. 5*

By Mohammed Z. on 03. January 2018 for Cerebral Cortex

Straight to the point and concise. World class lecturer. Really felt at home with it. Felt like I was studying from a very prestigious institution. I would love to recommend to all my colleagues. Just a small thing to note, it would have helped if we were told what plane the images are. It was mentioned for a few of them but others were not and took a little bit of working out like in the diencephalon lectures but otherwise top tier and nothing required too much effort.

???????

By Sadegh D. on 03. January 2018 for Pubis – Osteology of Lower Limb

Dr speaked more fast and didnt explain completely that we want

too fast

By zeynep p. on 03. January 2018 for Oogenesis

very fast, please slow down . and we need more detailed lectures

very unclear and complicated teaching method, simplify as you can please

By Neuer N. on 02. January 2018 for Obstructive Lung Disease: Areas

Unclear content and so weird method of teaching, there are many alternative ways that could be used to reach the idea more simple

i enjoined the lecture

By Aiman N. on 01. January 2018 for Cranial Fossae and Foramina (Inferior and Anterior View) – Cranium (Skull)

thank you doctor Craig for this video it's very helpful i hope you make anther one about cranial nerves specially 5th and 7th

Excellent teaching!

By Eduardo Q. on 31. December 2017 for Aging

I rate it with five stars because the presentation is dynamic and interesting, I like the way she explains the topics, with goos clinical correlations. I would recommend it to other medical students and more on to international medical students, because it is easy to get familiar with the terminology

overall is good and simple

By khaled s. on 31. December 2017 for General Terminology

it's clear and simple, i like dr. raj so far.but there are other lesions that should be covered ( mainly secondary) and pictures should be added, it's a a dermatology course if we don't see we won't understand. i would suggest to add those things in the articles (which are amazing btw) if you want to keep the video simple

Great preparation for the Boards immediately before the exam day.

By Roy D. on 31. December 2017 for CNS Infections - Clinical Neurology

Great lectures in such a short time. I would listen to this series right before exams.

Awesome

By Muneeb M. on 31. December 2017 for Endomembrane System

It is too much Helping. It is Awesome and helpful

Excellent.Watch it twice

By Hany S. on 30. December 2017 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Excellent course.Deals with the microcytic anemia starting from basics then pathology,clinical and investigations.Very useful and practical connections

Excellent course

By Gayan S. on 30. December 2017 for Immunodeficiency and Immune Deficiency Diseases

Excellent delivery of the concepts. Excellent teacher who explains material well

farily bad

By EDUARDO H. on 28. December 2017 for Bladder and Urethra – Male Reproductive Organs

multiply things go unexplained... for example, he did not even explain what is the pelvic floor, or what is the pelvic diaphragm, but he quoted it several times.... bad class

Best lecturer

By Neuer N. on 28. December 2017 for Cervical Cancer: Pathogenesis

I like how he didn't just read off the slides and was quizzing us throughout! amazing, wish he was my lecturer.

intersting points to understand our aging

By NAHED A. on 28. December 2017 for Deregulated Nutrient Sensing and Altered Intercellular Communication

Essential key points in short way but enough to understand the topic properly .

Good although there are quiz erros.

By Tomás N. on 27. December 2017 for Introduction to Pulmonary Pathology

Very good although there are some erros in the quiz. As an exemple, the quiz says that the central receptores are responsive to CO2 when in the physiology course it says that it is in fact responsive to H+ (after a reaction involving CO2). I would recommend some mending in quiz errors.

Would recommend although the pretense of multiple quiz problems.

By Tomás N. on 27. December 2017 for Respiratory Physiology

The course is good but some questions in the quizzes have the wrong correction. Some information in the physiology course is incompatible with the quizzes in pathology. As an example, the information given about the central receptores being sensible to H+ ion and not to CO2 itself (in physiology) is correct but in the pathology course it is considered incorrect in one of the quizzes where we are given the option between CO2, H+ and other ions and the “right” answer is CO2 which is wrong. I would recommended but the quizzes must be checked for erros.

epigenetic controll

By george g. on 26. December 2017 for Aging

i like ij]t very much i love it thank you my name is george

Concisely structured.

By PRATHAM N. on 26. December 2017 for Anticholinergic Drugs

Just what is needed for the clinics and exam Bare minimum leads to better retention and the results.

Best and effective way of fast learning

By Fahad N. on 25. December 2017 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I like the method of teaching of Dr Raj Learned alot

Best and effective way of learning

By Fahad N. on 25. December 2017 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

I am a Pharmacist and preparing for my exams in US. I have really find this app useful and lectures are easy comprehensive and in best way. Thanks for arranging best professors.

Very inciteful

By Tosin I. on 24. December 2017 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Always inciteful with the eminent Dr Carlo Raj. It brought very much understanding of the topic

Very inciteful

By Tosin I. on 24. December 2017 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

I love the eminent Dr Carlo Raj. Very keen to get across the knowledge into all thick skulls.

Good explanation!!!

By James A. on 23. December 2017 for Child Development and Behavior

I like the way he presents everything it seems a lot easy to follow, to relate and understand it.Learning has never been so enjoyable.

very informative.

By li h. on 23. December 2017 for Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD): Treatment

These lectures are very informative, detailed. I learned a lot from the lectures.

Excellent Lecture :)

By Timothy B. on 22. December 2017 for Beta Oxidation of Fatty Acids

I finally understood why keto diet is so effective :) Thank you Dr. Kevin!

Fantastic Lecture

By Mark A. on 22. December 2017 for Thyroid Gland Disorders

This lecturer is fantastic in his presentations, clear pitch, clinically inclined and examination conscious only if most of the lecturers on this platform are like Dr. Raj

An Excellent Educational Resource for ALL medical students

By Dr. Maqsood Ali M. on 21. December 2017 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Lecturio is one of the BEST online medical education website providing authentic resources for a FULL spectrum of medical specialties. The lecturers at Lecturo have full command on their subjects and make it very easy to understand even the difficult and complicated issues. Dr. Maqsood Ali MBBS, MRCGP, DTCD, FCCP

Amazing

By Anwr A. on 19. December 2017 for Pituitary Gland Disorders

Thank you very much for this course. very helpful lectures.

Child development

By ghan g. on 19. December 2017 for Child Development and Behavior

This is so cool lecture ! So simple and clear view

great job over there

By Nasser A. on 18. December 2017 for Somatic Symptom and Related Disorder – Psychological Disorders (PSY)

Thank you so much for you effort, I couldn't imagine that one day i would start to like psycology

Autonomic nervous system

By Sören H. on 18. December 2017 for Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

Nice and clear explanation Good Voice and clear speaking friendly and open appearance -> clearly someone I love to listen to for hours

It was good .. but..!

By Mofeeda N. on 18. December 2017 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

As l am postgraduate I found that the info was familiar .. I think if you made other uncommon subjects avalible free .. I could be covinced that I could benefit from supscribing in order to review my knowladge and prepare for my exams.

well explained. differences well spelt out. now I get viral genomes

By Masoh V. on 18. December 2017 for Ambisense RNA Virus Genomes

First time I get to understand the various confusing genomes. wonderful

Great teacher!

By Waqqar A. on 17. December 2017 for Case Study – Anesthetic Drugs

Very good lecture, a great teacher and a good sense of humor !

helpful

By Anas J. on 17. December 2017 for Beta Thalassemia: Etiology and Pathogenesis

helpful lec thumps up for me is better than the ophthalmo lecs by the same doc

poor

By Chuanjie Z. on 16. December 2017 for Single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) Genomes – DNA Viruses

very brief and only touches the superficial parts of ssDNA genomes

Very helpful.

By Moris S. on 15. December 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Very helpful, sir has done a great job. Thanks a lot, I have only begun watching it and I feel that I will be helped a lot.

Thank you

By Launiece N. on 14. December 2017 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Thank you Dr. Raj! I have a much better understanding of valvular pathologies.

Excelent lectures.

By Sandra F. on 14. December 2017 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

Very good lectures. The professor speaks very clearly about the subjects.

nice

By SITI Nurliana Z. on 14. December 2017 for Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

very nice lecture and good tips. i should follow you earlier

recommended

By Philemon G. on 14. December 2017 for Ichthyosis Vulgaris

excellent, comprehensive, detailed and very focused dermatology lecture on high yield and clinically relevant material

Data great......... presentation could use some work.

By Neuer N. on 13. December 2017 for Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Telomere Attrition

Education is a performing art; less reading more personality. She has great potential.

Useful

By Micol O. on 13. December 2017 for Blood Supply – Anterolateral Abdominal Wall

This was a very clear, easy to learn and memorize lecture.

This lecture is the best for medical student.I found it so useful in molecular biology and genetics and also so studying cardiov

By Damilola A. on 12. December 2017 for Nucleic Acids

The lecture were short and concise and were just thesame as what I needed to learn.

Great course!

By Jim A. on 12. December 2017 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

I chose this rating because the video lectures were clear and of high quality. The questions following the video lectures were also good because they helped me to recall and apply what I had learned. What I liked were the professors who taught the course and how they presented the material. I didn't dislike anything. I would recommend this course to all students who plan on taking immunology. I took an immunology course this semester (fall 2017) at Rush University. However, I didn't have a background in the subject. It would have been nice to prepare myself for immunology as well as hematology using Lecturio's courses during the summer.

Many things need clarification

By Mohammed S. on 12. December 2017 for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, Corticobasal Degeneration and Multiple System Atrophy

Just reading the slides.No explanation.No schematic drawing to show the involved areas or the characters of the diseases.No pathological sections, gross or microscopic.

Great!

By deja A. on 12. December 2017 for Types of IV Fluids (Intravenous Fluids): Saline: Clinical Terminology

This was a good course because the lecturer gave examples and explanations.

Awesome

By Neuer N. on 12. December 2017 for Functions and Segments – Urinary System

Great way of teaching, I am Impressed by this and learnt it

Good summary for Medschool

By Dagbjört G. on 12. December 2017 for Infectious Skin Diseases

Excellent summary for any medical student in their Dermatology practice.

Hematology Anemia

By Odette H. on 12. December 2017 for Microcytic Anemia: Summary

It is was precise and clear lecture of anemias.. Thank you so much Dr. Raj!

Solid revision material

By Paul w. on 11. December 2017 for Pharmacology of Blood Coagulation

information that is presented is presented in a clear manner and is easily read.

Good and clear presentation

By omar A. on 10. December 2017 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Good and clear and Quick presentation. After d’avancement on futur vidéos i can beter express

Explanation of concepts

By Emmanuel E. on 10. December 2017 for Homologous Chromosome Pairs – Meiosis

The lecturer uses great analogies to make concepts easier to understand.

Mad I didn’t know about him earlier!

By Garrett O. on 09. December 2017 for Boundaries of the Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region

James is really helping me a lot I did very well on my med school midterms but started getting lost in anatomy this has been such a motivation for me I wish I had found him soooner! I would love some more anatomy questions especially relevant for the NBME Board exam! Garrett

Good content, bad speaker

By Andrei V. on 09. December 2017 for Creatinine Clearance – Clinical Application of Creatinine

The material is valuable because it's clear and concise, but dr. Raj has an annoying and hard to understand accent and weird manner of teaching.

It was relevant to my course

By Sheila J. on 09. December 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

It is a well detailed and it suited my course. It is interesting as well

Why these videos don't have subtitles?

By Carmen S. on 08. December 2017 for Introduction to Renal Blood Flow

I really like Dr. Raj lectures but, why these videos don't have subtitles?

MAINTAINING HIGH STANDARDS

By ABRAHAM I. on 07. December 2017 for Screening Tests

This is just another awesome series.....Great job Dr. Raywat....You just have a way of making it so simple while keeping it truly interesting....Kudos Lecturio...

Perfect lectures

By Wei Z. on 07. December 2017 for Arteries, Veins, Capillaries and Lymph Vessels: Summary

This section of Dr. Meyer's lecturers are clear, well organized and beautifully presented.

How I passed Cardiopulm

By Elizabeth Z. on 07. December 2017 for Vascular Physiology

Very concise. Great explanations. Great distilling down the most important information.

more attention to technical issues is needed(graphs and simultaneous marking)

By Mohammed S. on 07. December 2017 for Aortic Regurgitation: Visualization

Difficult to follow because of not using pointers(instead of fingers) during explanation of the graphs.There are no numbers of pressure and volume values.I hope you will pay more attention for the graphs and marking or demonstration using some kind of pointing like pointer or change in color during explanation the relevant part of the graph.

Well explained, using simple terms

By Siddhant G. on 07. December 2017 for DNA Repair

This lecture was very educational, and well organised, moving from the basics to the complicated topics, explaining every topic step by step.

Good

By Perseus M. on 06. December 2017 for Reproductive Histology

Good but not perfect regarding figures and histological slides. I expect more visualized explanation to understand structures than verbal or written explanation

i recommand it

By Émeraude B. on 06. December 2017 for Introduction & Graves' Disease – Hyperthyroidism (Thyrotoxicosis)

i have read the article ... it is very well explained i really ...keep up the great work

stud.med.

By Hannah B. on 06. December 2017 for Myopathy Junction and Dystrophinopathies

very good video. Did not not know the relation to floppy baby and botulinum toxin.

Perfect

By Asad A. on 06. December 2017 for Macrocytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Very concise and informative Perfect explanation well appreciated Can’t wait to review rest of hematology

Good brush up on CSF

By Maru Luis L. on 06. December 2017 for Choroid Plexus and Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)

Students who have a very good grasp on the topic may not appreciate it, but overall a good brush up on the choroid plexus and CSF.

Fantastic

By Sergej S. on 05. December 2017 for Normocytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Literally the way that I was hoping that my medical school would present it. Logical, succinct, linear, and perfect. No overcrowded slides with low yield minutia presented in an unorganized manner from well meaning but overexcited PhD's. Just the good stuff, just what's relevant and what you absolutely have to know in the order that you have to know it. Perfect.

Great help for review for exams

By Jillian S. on 05. December 2017 for Inguinal Canal – Inguinal Region

high yield review for finals and it's pretty direct and the important matters are stated.

Images do not clearly highlight the foramen.

By sunilkumarkodali@gmail.com K. on 05. December 2017 for Cranial Fossae and Foramina (Inferior and Anterior View) – Cranium (Skull)

The Lecture is very good. However the image does not clearly highlight the foramen. There appears to be an overlap of Foramen Lacerum with the Internal acoustic meatus.

clear explanation of immunology

By Shakira S. on 05. December 2017 for Immune Response

clear and understandable. covered the main aspects of immunology with simple words and attractive pictures. well done!

This Renal Course absolutely need work

By John V. on 04. December 2017 for Urinary Tract Physiology

I thought this was the worst taught course Lecturio has to offer. I was left confused most of the time. Fortunately Ive used lecturio for other courses and was very satisfied so I will still recommend this program.

perfect course

By may z. on 04. December 2017 for Spinal Cord

perfect course, it was great our techear doesn't explane well the material, now i got it more

Excellent explanation but lacks real audio demonstration

By Hany S. on 04. December 2017 for Heart Sounds

Excellent explanation with good connection between norma and pathophysiology.Would you please show us the same lecture with real audio sounds from normal people and patients then demonstrate these maneuvers with this amazing explanation?

Clear presentation easy to follow

By Wei Z. on 04. December 2017 for Rectum and Anal Canal

Very good lecture. Clear presentation, properly indicated so very easy to follow.

Clear and easy to understand

By Zachary O. on 04. December 2017 for Amino Acid Catabolism

Explains everything extremely clearly and made all of the processes easy to understand. This was a great lecture series!

So frustrating to listen to this lecture!

By Mumingjiang M. on 04. December 2017 for Diencephalon

The instructor is poorly prepared. Anyone can read off of a slide. Didn't even make an effort to find better pictures of structures that are covered. And by the way: hypothesis and hypophysis are completely different things.

missing practical examples

By Mohammed S. on 03. December 2017 for Mean Electrical Axis and Determining Axis on ECG – Electrocardiogram

As general principles this can be ok.It is missing examples of ECG tracing on real ECG papers to recognize the normal mean axis in practical way.Would you please do a lecture showing the normal axis and axis deviation in hypertrophy and ischemia

This lecture needs works

By John V. on 03. December 2017 for Integrated Control of Blood Volume: Overview

This lecture left me confused at exactly the interplay between these two systems. Perhaps its the diagram. I was lost after Decreased Osmolality. I think that is where this lecture goes down hill.

Easy to understand.

By Sandra F. on 03. December 2017 for Metabolic Control

Excellent lectures. The professor speaks very clearly. He makes it easy to understand.

Excellent Overview

By Mark A. on 03. December 2017 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

Great emphasis with pitch and tone, clinically inclined and examination oriented lecture. Exclusively five star

PERFECT

By Laura P. on 03. December 2017 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

Everything perfect explained. In the beginning I was lost with neuroanatomy but now I have more clearly concepts.

It is extra ordinary

By Assadullah A. on 03. December 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Love it very informative, I will follow it as much as I can

Not just pictures

By deleted u. on 03. December 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

It's a good professor, but there should be a "live" skeleton that he uses instead of just the PowerPoint.

Dr.Raj is the best

By Mehdi S. on 03. December 2017 for Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

i love the integration between concepts that is done by Dr. Raj, i still find him the best :D

Better marking will make the lecture easier to follow

By Wei Z. on 03. December 2017 for Tongue

Difficult to follow many of Dr. Meyer's course because of poor marking of the area under discussion. Also, questions jump into the middle of lecture, very disruptive.

insulin

By BILLY W. on 02. December 2017 for Insulin Types and Glycemic Excursions – Diabetes Medications

well structured and planned on teaching the course. Would recommend to others.

Slow but comprehensive but not completely enticing.

By Sunil K. on 02. December 2017 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

Slow but comprehensive but not completely enticing. I dont think that this is sufficient for the boards.

Great content presented in a clear, logical and easy to follow manner. Very enjoyable to listen to Dr. Canby's lectures.

By Wei Z. on 01. December 2017 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

He made boring contents interesting not by adding nonsense jokes but by his ways of presentations.

Awesome lecture

By Janice U. on 01. December 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

It was great you will never miss a thing everything clear even the diagrams

Finally I've found best lecture about compliment system!

By Svyatoslav M. on 01. December 2017 for Complement System

I hadn't understood the topic,but finally I got it . Thank you very much!

Very informative

By Aws A. on 30. November 2017 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

Very informative and organized , keep the good work Thank you

Good for IMGs like me =)

By Maru Luis L. on 30. November 2017 for Anatomy of the Ear esp. Ossicles

I recommend all the lectures to all IMGs out there to brush up your knowledge on your basic subjects.

best doctor

By Mehdi S. on 30. November 2017 for Sympathoadrenal System and Catecholamine – Adrenal Medulla

i wish i knew him during my medical college education in the university. he is one of best lecturer i have ever seen.. totally recommend him to everyone as he crrelates clinical practice with basic knowledge :D

THIS IS JUST AWESOME!!!!!!!

By ABRAHAM I. on 29. November 2017 for Types of Studies

Epidemiology hasn't been presented in a more simplistic yet detailed manner ever in all my learning and studying years that spans over twenty five years (undergraduate till date)...Thanks DR.RAYWAT & LECTURIO.....

A feature request

By Varun P. on 29. November 2017 for Aging

I would like have a tag on videos that have been completed, indicating watched status.Like read and unread mails.It would be helpful in keeping track of what has been completed.For example when I use bookmacher too, the search results would indicate what has been watched earlier.

The best lecture I have had so far

By Jacqueline A. on 29. November 2017 for Cellular Structure

Every topic was clearly explained and I could understand them very well.

Disappointed with lack of detail

By Kerry T. on 29. November 2017 for Acute Inflammation

A very concise lecture but too much so. I was really hoping to learn more about mechanisms and detail. For example, there was no detail provided about the mechanisms involved with how vascular permeability increases. There was no explanation for what cells produce bradykinin and how this causes vasodilation. This was not advanced enough for medical school.

By Serevan D. on 29. November 2017 for Types of Studies

Good way of learning, even better when you have a guy like Raywat. Thank you for doing this.

Not in details

By Abdulrahman A. on 28. November 2017 for Closer Look at Replisome – DNA Structure and Replication

These lectures are good , but it needs improvement it should be more in details , and the actions are not mentioned in its orders for example first of all initiation then elongation finally termination ..

Really clear and helpful!

By Amin E. on 28. November 2017 for Respiratory Histology

Dr. Meyer explained really well, especially the olfactory epithelium, was really interesting!

Atherosclerotic disease

By Ken W. on 28. November 2017 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Highly recommend this lecture to anyone studying cholesterol synthesis (biochem/pharm/patho/etc).

like it very much

By Louis S. on 28. November 2017 for Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors (MAOIs) – Antidepressants

Hi ! You explain very well it's very understandable! Thank you very much !

very informative and catchy

By Huriye Tuğçe A. on 27. November 2017 for Prions

I love his courses! Really interesting and informative! Thank you for this awesome lecture.

Lecturio is a must, if you must excel in medical science without sweat!

By Olugbemiga J. on 27. November 2017 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

This is about the best lectures I have had all my life. I like it very much because the lectures are very explicit, The approach is fantastic. And the tutors are very experienced. They have a full grab of the subjects they teach. The team is like a conglomerate of experts from all fields of medical science. It has really helped in my studies in medical school. With Lecturio, there's no dull moment. It's actually a huge privilege for those of us studying Medicine and Surgery in Africa. I recommend Lecturio for everyone who want to excel in medical practice all over the world! Kudos to all the erudite tutors in the house! Hope to see more of you in Lecturio videos. You're all wonderful! From: APATA OLABANJI SYLVESTER COLLEGE OF MEDICINE UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS, LAGOS, NIGERIA. WEST AFRICA. (e-mail: olabanjiapata@yahoo.com)

never excited me until now!

By Karen B. on 27. November 2017 for Statistical Biases

This was an excellent explanation of different biases including ones that are not listed in typical USMLE books. Very good supplement to my current study materials!

A clear study with good concept

By Dvsvb R. on 27. November 2017 for Rheumatology: Introduction and Overview

It is a good affort by which every one get a vast knolwedge .

Not recommdnded

By Roman S. on 26. November 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

I think that a lot of important concepts were not explained enough, and some at all. I did not like the way things were explained.

Thumbs up

By Ken W. on 25. November 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

Explains the material well without reading off the slides. Other areas could be improved, such as EKG, but overall, he provides a good base and a much needed break between reading assignments.

Great !

By Mehdi S. on 25. November 2017 for Endocrine Pharmacology

i expected more of endocrine pharmacology, thyroid, pituitary, hypothalamus , parathyroid, etc. i liked the updated medications on diabetes and Adrenal gland. Thanks alot

JINX

By Jinx N. on 25. November 2017 for Stomach and Duodenum Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Wow.. What a Wonderfull course! Actually, I have linked the short videos that Dr. Carlo made with other educational videos, then I read the articles for each lecture, It was really like I have covered all of the I linked the peptic perforation with celiac trunk artries Or GIT Hormones with Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome. Thank you doctor Carlo.. from my heart really..

Great lecture

By César G. on 24. November 2017 for Inflammation Pharmacology Questions

The best lecture and teacher. I like it very much. Grettings.

Clear Lecture

By Itayi T. on 24. November 2017 for Endocrine Histology

Well explained and very simple to follow. I would definitely recommend this course to any medical student.

Thanks Alot

By Ali B. on 23. November 2017 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

now my act is as MD dermatologist really i feel very confidence after hearing his lectures i wanna say thank you so much

Clear and Concise

By William J. on 22. November 2017 for Pyruvate Oxidation

I don't waste my time going to any biochemistry lectures at my medical school because I know that Dr Cornwall explains all of the content more clearly, in more depth, in less time. I always finish her lectures excited for the next one!

EXCELLENT

By Carissa J. on 22. November 2017 for Energy, Enzymes and Metabolism

Brilliant! I have always found these topics extremely confusing at medical school, but Dr Cornwall is able to explain them in such a way that they seem straight forward and easy. This certainly replaces lectures for me! If anybody is unsure about trying this course, they should definitely try it! Dr Cornwall is the best biochemistry lecturer I have seen!

seems unprepared and unsure.

By yang w. on 22. November 2017 for Elongation of Translation

Dr. Cornwall hesitates a lot, and seems unprepared and unsure. Make people feel like she is reading the material and even not familiar with the reading materials. It is really confusing.

Very helpful !

By Camelia E. on 22. November 2017 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

Clear, concise explanations, quizzes perfectly resume the essence of the lesson.

Great

By Yazdan Y. on 22. November 2017 for Microbiology: Introduction

I really like the detailed lectures and how they break it down so it can be understood easily.

By EDUARDO H. on 22. November 2017 for Asthma: Signs and Symptoms

Its an ok explanation. Should be more detailed and not presume that the studends know certain things! Also, more exercises should be proposed

Great presentation

By Paramjit V. on 22. November 2017 for Cluster C Personality Disorders

Explicit explanation and very well presented Short and concise and I really loved the questions which made the disorders more easy to grasp.

Good

By Neuer A. on 22. November 2017 for Adrenal Hormone Synthesis

this is very helpful. thank you very much for this lecture.

Helpful!

By M.Baran Y. on 21. November 2017 for Proofread and Repair Mechanisms

Very helpful on understanding the basics of the repair mechanisms.

Excellent

By Paramjit V. on 21. November 2017 for Learning Outcomes I – Statistical Biases

The lecture is very well planned, organized and presented. It is so simple I never thought of. Well done..

Great Lecture on Cells of the Innate Immune Response

By Sherika M. on 20. November 2017 for Cells of the Innate Immune Response

Absolutely AMAZING lecturer!! I was able to understand all the basics of immunology with just one watch! Great enthusiasm and clear explanation. Thank you Dr Peter Delves.

Loved it!

By Genevieve R. on 20. November 2017 for Fat Breakdown and Synthesis

The Good: Lecture: 5/5 Amazing Lecture! I learned a lot! The Not so good: Quiz:2/5 Only 1 question....and was not as specific as I would like it to have been. Perhaps consider having at least 50% of the terms discussed included in the Quiz.

Articulate and engaging style of speaking

By Hala A. on 20. November 2017 for Atopic Dermatitis

I don't think he's robotic at all. The way he talks keeps me engaged, better than most monotone professors I have in med school Excellent explanations. He is very articulate and knows how to tie facts together and emphasises on the key facts so you at least leave the video knowing what Atopic Dermatitis is about

Very good

By Ken W. on 19. November 2017 for Cardiovascular Histology

Very good lectures, but one small suggestion to get this lecture to a full 5 stars. The cardiology section is lacking a lecture on endothelial cell function and properties. The Pawlina Histology text includes this subject matter in the Cardiology chapter.

Clinical signs of diseases issue

By Yousef A. on 19. November 2017 for Neurophysiology

Sometime the lecturer comes through clinical signs of patients with particular diseases and doesn't explain that sign, just introducs it to that disease. We need to know how that sign looks like when we encouter a patient so that we know how to deal with him.

Great examples

By Lucky M. on 19. November 2017 for Habituation and Dishabituation

I enjoyed this lecture because it was interesting and came with great examples. The questions really make you think this was fun.

Very helpful

By Julian P. on 19. November 2017 for Hyperprolactinemia

Great walk through, the concepts are easy to understand and apply.

Student FNP

By Stephanie K. on 18. November 2017 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Need area of study in ref to Family a nurse a Practitioner for state exam

Awesome Lecture!

By Kathy M. on 18. November 2017 for Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Diagnosis and Treatment

Honestly, it is a godsend. The videos are clear, concise and fun! Dr. Raj is passionate and amazing! Also I watched many others videoes and all are fantastic! I wish I got to know about this earlier, it would have helped me immensely. It has lectures from MCAT to USMLE 2 so all the courses are covered, never again I'll be stuck with not understanding and never again will reading the book become so time-consuming. The bookmatching aplication that it has is genius and also just makes my life much easier. I am using this program for my PANCE and it facilitates my learning to be more effective! Thank you all so much for putting this together! Highly recommended.

Good lecture!

By Maru Luis L. on 18. November 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Good and clear discussions on conditions related to the neck.

Good lecture!

By Maru Luis L. on 18. November 2017 for Aging

Very good correlation with important diseases. I had a better understanding on the crucial areas of aging that is related to patients’ diseases.

Good!

By Eunbi C. on 17. November 2017 for Neoplastic Skin Diseases

Very clear, hits high-yield points, somewhat entertaining too. Very passionate lecturer.

Would recommend

By Elizabeth Z. on 16. November 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

Direct and to the point Very easy to understand Made the material more manageable

very easy to understand

By leyla ahmed k. on 16. November 2017 for Heart: Summary

?ts so d?rect clear and understanble...one of best h?stology lectures so far

Wonderful teaching

By Susan M. on 16. November 2017 for Innate Immune System

Wonderful teaching. Dr. Peter makes it simple and interesting. Thank you, sir.

brilliant

By Yaniv I. on 15. November 2017 for Vascular Physiology

Absolutely brilliant. made a hard topic easy. thank you very much

Excellent lecture.

By Sandra F. on 15. November 2017 for RNA and the Genetic Code

The best professor! He makes everything easier. Very good lectures.

Neuro is not that bad!

By Santiago R. on 15. November 2017 for Cranial Nerve IV: Trochlear Nerve

I find verything related to the brain and nerves to be very difficult to understand, but Dr. Canby makes it easy to get and this makes the whole learning process far more enjoyable. I don't know if it's just me but when I really like the lessons and the teacher, its much easier for me to pay attention and keep on listening.

Needs more work

By Alison O. on 15. November 2017 for Endocrine Physiology

Way too basic. Need much more depth to actually be useful at all. Wish they were more like the pathology lectures.

Hypersensitivity types

By Holy J. on 15. November 2017 for Hypersensitivity: Types

Hypersentivity types I choose that rating because the lecture is nice basing on the slides, it is well explained

inflammatory skin disease

By Ada F. on 14. November 2017 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

Very conscise and get to the point at each topic/secsion/

just awesome bebs

By Sanyam S. on 14. November 2017 for Glial Cells and Astrocyte Assisted Activities

great leacture by prof.Thad great work by him for the development of concepts of phisiology.

Really helpful!

By Kate L. on 14. November 2017 for Pituitary Gland: Target Organs

Thank you for the lecture! Finally this topic is clear to me

Great

By sarnor_friends@yahoo.com M. on 12. November 2017 for Pulmonary Diagnostics

Very clear explantation. Realy, organized my way of thinking and approach to cases.

Brilliant style of teaching.

By Koshy T. on 11. November 2017 for Acute Inflammation: Stages – Inflammation and Wound Repair

Only been using this site a few days. However I am already impressed by your material. Perfect execution of rhetorical techniques. Especially placing things in context with vivid verbal imagery.

Great

By Seth B. on 11. November 2017 for Lumbar Plexus: in Situ – Lumbosacral Plexus

Best supplement for my med school anatomy lab. Easy to follow and thorough.

Great Overview

By jaxx k. on 10. November 2017 for Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

Quick and to-the-point. My 1 hour medical school lecture in less than 10 minutes

Poor emphasis

By Mark A. on 09. November 2017 for Cerebral Cortex

Again this lecturer has all the important materials to entice students but lacks he ability to make and impact on our brains on important clinical correlations. Overall boring seems to be reading and not prepared and can't hold my attention with same low level emphasis on everything. Is there another lecturer cos I have to watch video a few times to grab what's important especially when I get the answers wrong.

The subject is really hard... but the professor is excellent!

By Sandra F. on 08. November 2017 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

The subject is really hard... but the professor is excellent!

Cardiac Physiology & in general

By Fabian K. on 07. November 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

(...) we're drowning in information but starved for knowledge (...) Breaking down complex information into manageable information is a kind of art to me. So THANK YOU for your artistic existence!!! Keep up your good work! By the way my coffee consumption decreased by you guys :-)

Amazing presentation

By Hala A. on 07. November 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Helped me a lot with my Problem Based Learning Case which is on the immune system. His presentation is organised and fluent

Introduction to study of tissues

By Neuer N. on 07. November 2017 for Epithelium: Introduction

professor lectures factual information relevant to epithelium in a simplified way

The Meninges

By Mark A. on 07. November 2017 for Meninges

Lecture was clear and straight forward. The diagrams made sense

Very clear and succint lecture

By Catherine M. on 07. November 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Wow! Never thought I’d be amazed by the clarity and succintness of the discussion. Packs into a few minutes what would take a four hour lecture to discuss. Defintely recommended these lectures to my friends who are struggling with biochemistry and don’t want to use the books so much.

ANS Anatomy

By Mark A. on 06. November 2017 for Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

Honestly, very difficult to follow, lecturer is not in control of subject matter and diagrams were very poor in visibility as well as explaining the content. People that are already well knowledgeable in subject will benefit more.

BE A STAR IN AORTIC STENOSIS PATOGENESIS

By ABDULLAHI A. on 06. November 2017 for Aortic Stenosis: Pathogenesis

The most SUPER !!AWESOME!!AMAZING!!STUNNING lecture that I have seen in my whole life as a medical student. DR Carlo Raj has passion and intellectual ability to deliver His lectures in a manner that I have never witnessed before with any other lecturers. combining all the important physio points with path.I wish i could explain how happy I was jumping in my room after this lecture. Amazing! you are always my my hero Dr. Carlo. How I wish one day I could just have a handshake with you. May Allah bless , you and your family AMEEN!!. I would recommend this to all the international medical students preparing for the USMLE exam.

Your app takes the fear of exams away

By Dáithí Ó. on 05. November 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Fantastic! It’s like you’ve melted the fear away for me! I can watch over and over and over until I can nearly repeat it word for word. Sometimes when you study you can know something but in a multiple choice question (MCQ) situation later you can be stumped - while I found the sentences are in my head and it’s like being able to check the lecture! Repetition is the best way to learn! You couldn’t ask a class lecturer to keep going over stuff but with your amazing classes you can!! Thanks !!! Telling all my classmates about your article.

Excellent

By Lara G. on 05. November 2017 for Pyruvate Oxidation

A great lecture. I am a high school student and i struggle with biology. I get a better explanation from your lectures and I am not even a native English speaker. Thank you so much!

Not good

By Akshay C. on 05. November 2017 for Insulin Secretion and Regulation

He not evaluating the pictures. He is saying glut 2 but how can we understand which one glut 2 . I studied this befor3 so I understood. But for a beginner this lecture is waste of time. You better take the way of Dr najeeb lectures

Clear, concise, and outstanding review of the innate immune system.

By Stephen H. on 04. November 2017 for Innate Immune System

Outstanding breakdown of the components of the innate immune system and response. The presented organization of the complement system activation was superb. Dr. Delves' presentation made understanding the complexity of this process rather simple.

Thanks Prof.Thad W. For this great work.

By Jonathan K. on 04. November 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

The lectures are exceptionally good, with well illustrated slides and in good animation.

Cover the main subject!!!!

By James A. on 03. November 2017 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Easy to understand and to follow.It was so easy to learn some really high yield concept. I used it with the first aid and the result was awesome.Totally recommend it.

Excellent Summary of the Diencephalon!

By Bradley B. on 03. November 2017 for Diencephalon

Excellent summary of an otherwise challenging subject. Thank you Dr. Canby. Onward!

Cocise, engaging, high learnability index

By Nnamno E. on 03. November 2017 for Algorithm of Acute Renal Injury

Lecturio is a solid and highly efficient learning Platform. Dr. Raj is a seasoned communicator, and has just the right balance of serious professional demeanor, clarity of speech and concepts, and good humor you want in a Teacher. This lecture, like the others I’ve watched so far, is excellent stuff!

An easy to understand approach to this subject

By Tauheedul A. on 03. November 2017 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia

I find his lectures natural and easy to follow. He tells us areas we must take note of and what we absolutely need to remember. Complicated aspects are broken down and summarised simply. Will continue to listen to these lectures.

lecure remains awesome

By Mark A. on 03. November 2017 for Innate Immune System

Some these complements take u on a rollercoaster, for example I don't know where C3d popped from, but overall Dr. Delves is just on top of his game I'll continue to give him a 5

Amazing

By Vasil M. on 03. November 2017 for Cranial Nerve XII: Hypoglossal Nerve

Great Lecture! Very knowledgeable professor and nice visuals. Thank You!

Male reproductive endocrinology

By Wilmar B. on 02. November 2017 for Testis, Spermatogenesis and Sperm Maturation: Sertoli Cell Secretions

Concise yet fill with high yield information. I hope that the other lectures are similar to this one.

Love the quiz questions

By Crystal M. on 02. November 2017 for Vascular Physiology

I loved this course! The concepts are explained well and best of all, there are quiz questions!!

Abdominal anatomy

By Masoh V. on 02. November 2017 for Kidneys and Suprarenal Glands: Conclusion

Good explanations, proper highlighting of important points, abundant compare, contrast and recall

Helpful

By Anwr A. on 01. November 2017 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I liked this course very much. it helped me a lot. thank you very much doctor James.

Helpful

By Anwr A. on 01. November 2017 for Vitamins

thank you very much doctor kevinm very helpful lectures, especially vitamin D.

Easy to understand, good prep for my exam!

By Chantal B. on 01. November 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

It was well explained and it consolidates key concept to better understand the materials.

Limbic system made simple and relevant

By Hudanur Z. on 01. November 2017 for Limbic System

I enjoyed watching this introduction to the limbic system and the conditions were very insightful. Thank you.

Fantastic Lecture

By Mark A. on 31. October 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Dr. Delves was fantastic in his presentation, very proficient in the subject matter and a master of the queens language in a tone that kept me awake all through the lecture.

good teachinig skills

By Neuer N. on 31. October 2017 for Malaria – Protozoa (Hematologic Infection)

the lecturer is very good in lecturing, i understand very well morethan in the class hall

Teaching at its Finest!

By Bradley B. on 31. October 2017 for Vestibulocerebellum, Spinocerebellum and Pontocerebellum

Dr. Canby is succinct and to the point with the added benefit of being enjoyable to learn from. Onward!

Well presented material

By Dianne P. on 30. October 2017 for Stellate Ganglion Block – Neck

The Material was presented thoroughly in a manner that was easily understood

Very fruitful

By Shilpa M. on 30. October 2017 for Introduction to Cell Biology

Thank you so much for beautifully explaining every single basic detail in chemistry. The modules covered up the required topics from the scratch to strengthen my basics.

Head & Neck

By Mark A. on 30. October 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Lecture was a bit boring, less emphasis even though content was superb.

This Professor understand that knowledge is BUILT.

By Matt J. on 30. October 2017 for Cells of the Lymphatic System

Excellent knowledge Amazing lecturer, understands how to contextualize different concepts and aspects of the knowledge. Understand how to BUILD the knowledge on itself.

Actualización

By Alberto G. on 29. October 2017 for Microbiology: Introduction

Estudié medicina hace muchos años y las cosas han cambiado enormemente desde entonces. La aproximación a la clínica se me hace cada vez más difícil sin una vuelta a las bases y en eso el Dr. Racaniello ha sido extraordinariamente clasificador.

FNP exam info ?

By Stephanie K. on 29. October 2017 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

I think this is a great app! Just wondering if this app/info applies to the Family Nurse Practitioner board exam as well? Thanks much! Stephanie K

Strangely Enjoyable...

By Bradley B. on 29. October 2017 for Statistical Biases

Learning epidemiology is strangely enjoyable thanks to Dr. Deonandan. Job well done sir. Onward!

easy understanding

By gabriel 1. on 29. October 2017 for Aortic Stenosis: Visualization

easy grasp, well laid out and proper delivery for passing the step 2ck exams.

five stars

By Macarena C. on 29. October 2017 for PO₂ Calculations – Effect of Barometric Pressure on the Pulmonary System

very good lecture! finally i understood respiratory physiology, i loved the slides

I don´t understand exactly the difference between IFC and EFC concentration

By Gustavo S. on 29. October 2017 for Extracellular Fluid (ECF) and Intracellular Fluid (ICF): Plasma Osmolality (POsm)

I understand, but I think, the lesson needs drawings and diagrams, but is very well, thanks

Finally I got it! Biochem made ridiculously simple!

By iutzi o. on 29. October 2017 for Gluconeogenesis: Regulation and Glycolysis

Thank you Dr Ahern! Thanks to your clear and nice explanations With integrations I am finally starting to understand Biochem! You make difficult things look so simple and enhances the importance and intelligence of mother nature in our human bodies

What about urology?

By Kathryn S. on 28. October 2017 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Great course but would be great if you could extend it to urology soonest

Simple Explanations

By Carissa J. on 28. October 2017 for Basal Ganglia

Very well explained! Very simplified. Actually helps me understand the lectures I get at Med School!

Simply perfect.

By Ileana B. on 28. October 2017 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Incredibly good! I have spent hours studying from the book and this is by far the most helpful in terms of deep,meaningful understanding of the subject.

Generally helpful but could be improved by the addition of subtitles.

By Ileana B. on 28. October 2017 for Cellular Structure

I think this course is really informative, though I would like some more details in subjects like RTKs and G coupled proteins. And also please add English subtitles to this course! I'm not native and I found it hard to keep up!

very well explained

By Yainely V. on 28. October 2017 for ANS - Pharmacology

I really understand the topics the way he explains them. Very good educator

Include dosage and half lifes for all drugs please.

By Ramesh k. on 28. October 2017 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Can you please consider including the doses and half life's of *all* the drugs

Outstanding

By Mikholae H. on 28. October 2017 for Second Degree Heart Block

Very much appreciate his teaching style, but does stray some at times.

Diencephalon review

By Okechukwu V. on 27. October 2017 for Diencephalon

The questions were helpful, but the lecture was more of a recital. There were no extra explanations, no little tips, no compare and contrasts, to aid and understanding and recall. It was during the second or third time I was watching the hypothalamus that I realised that both medial nucei had to do with appetite regulation and satiety, and lesions could lead to hyperphagia; as opposed to the lateral, whose lesion had the opposite effect, ie starvation. Same thing with posterior and anterior, which have opposing effects on thermoregulation. I had to really focus and repeat the lecture to spot that out. he could have highlighted such points during the lecture.

Very good !

By Noe F. on 27. October 2017 for Heart Sounds

Very good. I believe it is the only way to learn, through massive repetition.

concise information

By Geovannia G. on 27. October 2017 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I like this video becaus of concise explanation on etiology, patho and Treatment

up to date information

By Sandra F. on 27. October 2017 for Prions

Very up to date information about prions. Professor Racaniello makes every lecture interesting.

Awesome

By Abisoye s. on 27. October 2017 for Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Dr Raj is aaawessome!! He keeps me on my toes and I love it. His lectures reduced my studying time drastically and I’m more effective.

She's fast and clear = )

By Thais A. on 27. October 2017 for Genomics

I liked that she really knows what she is talking about and is able to explain complicated things with examples from everyday life.

THANK YOU

By Reham G. on 26. October 2017 for Parathyroid Gland Disorders

Very comprehensive!! Excellent lecture. I like the focus on preparing for the boards:) Many thanks!

Tracts made easy

By Santiago R. on 25. October 2017 for Descending Pathways: Corticospinal Tracts

Loved it, so clear and easy to understand. The presentation is extremely useful

Clear, concise enough and interestingly explained

By Benjamin K. on 25. October 2017 for Catalysis Considerations – Enzyme Classification

It is very clearly and enthusiastically explained. You make Biochem easy to understand.

It was a good review

By Sarisha S. on 24. October 2017 for Reproductive Pharmacology

He did an excellent job in explaining the major classes of drugs. He missed a few drugs that were listed in the First Aid 2017 book.

Loving it:)

By Mathilde B. on 24. October 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

The presentation and speaking is very clear which is good, this has helped me and made medical school easier so far

Very useful!

By Sarah M. on 24. October 2017 for Malaria

Easy to understand and just what I need to pass my exams!

Difficult to follow:

By sidra M. on 23. October 2017 for Hyperlipidemia

-There was alot of jumping ahead and then circling back to the same point which made what should have been a 19 minute lecture, took about an hours lecture with all the pausing, going through transcripts and even looking up certain references myself to complete this lecture. The whole point of lecturio is high yield learning in a timely fashion. I appreciate the effort done and liked his style of teaching enthusiasm, however there needs to be less going off on tangents before the point has been made.

CVS Pharmacology Made Easy

By ABRAHAM I. on 23. October 2017 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

The simplified approach has made learning and understanding so easy....He is such a great teacher with a deep understanding of his subject area....

Top quality teaching, top quality humour! Congratulations

By Ricardo V. on 23. October 2017 for Diabetes Insipidus (DI): Management

Congratulations once more, Dr. Raj. Learning is much funnier when lecturers have a good sense of humour. Explaining the management of Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus is not an easy task, but putting humour the middle of that is even harder. You succeeded very well in both tasks. I liked it specially when you said "go to the clinic, kickbutt and be hoisted by your collagues" after discussing the wise intersection of topics between pathology (bipolar disease, and its chronic lithium treatment) and pharmacology (amiloride). Ingenious!

VERY good

By AIKATERINI D. on 23. October 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

Very good explanations. However, I do think there should be more details, for example, more explanations on pressures.

Excellent

By AIKATERINI D. on 23. October 2017 for Cardiovascular Histology

Excellent, I really like Professor Meyer's explanation and the images are superb quality.

Comprehensible!

By Maria K. on 22. October 2017 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Very comprehensible lectures! Thank you so much! Now I know the cranial nerves!

Precision medicine is the focus, with cancer. Need to be covered.

By Gopalakrishna R. on 22. October 2017 for Lung Nodules and Cancer

Good one. More pictorial would be necessary for better understanding.

Good lecture

By Homen P. on 22. October 2017 for Translocation

I really could understand this lecture easily. Even the mid time of lecture gives questions are more helpful for interacting with it.

Relax

By Tracey H. on 21. October 2017 for Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone-System

It would be nice if the material was presented in a less intense manner. It feels more like he is prepping football players for a big game. It is very distracting. Perhaps, if the lecture didn't feel so choppy it would be more enjoyable.

Great enzyme lectures

By VICTOR P. on 21. October 2017 for Irreversible Enzyme Inhibition: Suicide – Enzyme Inhibitors

As a medical student I found this series of lectures on enzymes extremely clarifying. Dr Ahern is a great lecturer. Thank you so much.

It is recommended

By Ayman A. on 21. October 2017 for Microbiology: Introduction

Thank you so much It was really useful and helpful

LOVED IT!

By Izuchukwu O. on 21. October 2017 for Chromosomal Disorders

Great Job, I really enjoyed the lectures! very easy to follow!

Bacteriology made simple

By Mark A. on 20. October 2017 for Bacteria

Very precise and concise, highly recommended to all my friends and colleagues

amazing video

By Gaut H. on 20. October 2017 for Cavernous Sinuses

feeling amazing after knowing everything about cavernous sinus . Its simple and quick

Perfect

By Paola P. on 20. October 2017 for Gastric Mucosa and Cardiac Glands

So easy to understand, and dinamic i will recommend this lecture

so smart and well explained. It was a pleasure to learn Physiology with you.

By beatrice v. on 19. October 2017 for Pulmonary Surface Tension – Breathing and Lung Mechanics

I have paid for the lecturio.de physiology course but did not understand much because it is so badly explained. Here Dr Wilson explains so well, I understood things I was not expecting to understand any time soon. So 5 stars because the concepts well explained; clear slow speech, physical laws explained, and contrasted with diseases. I would love to hear more lessons from you.

More info

By Yara A. on 19. October 2017 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Consider adding more information and content to the video especially in the clinical section

Excellent lectures

By AIKATERINI D. on 19. October 2017 for Diseases of the Nephron

Dr Raj is super cool!!!! I finally understood the concepts of transport and the respective pathologies!

Lumbar Nerves

By Astrocyte C. on 19. October 2017 for Somatic Nerves – Posterior Abdominal Wall

For the slide about the lumbar nerves, only subcostal (T12) is listed. It would be helpful to list other nerves, such as iliohypogastric (T?) and ilioinguinal (T?).

GREAT lecture, clearly dissected topic

By Bjarni J. on 18. October 2017 for Questions and Case Studies – Drugs in Hypertension

I loved how you dissected the topic so clearly, making clear distinctions between the different classes of drugs, how they work, where they work, why we use them and who needs them. GREAT lecture.

Excellent presentation

By Kathrina A. on 18. October 2017 for Cancer Drugs & Chemotherapeutic Agents: MTX, 5-FU, 6-MP, 6TG & Ara-C – White Blood Cell Pathology

Simple and easy to understand. Dr. Raj explains it well & gives pointers for remembering.

Amazing

By zorra p. on 18. October 2017 for Adaptive Immune System

He is just the best, the quality of the lectures are incredible

Misleading Quiz Questions

By Astrocyte C. on 18. October 2017 for Afterload – Cardiac Mechanics

Two of the quiz questions are wrong to me, either have multiple answers or incorrect answer.

Not even close to being sufficient

By Una E. on 17. October 2017 for CNS Infections - Clinical Neurology

I work as an MD at the neurology department at Herlev Hospital, Copenhagen. I was looking for inspiration before I was supposed to do a lecture on CNS infections myself, for the medical students and young doctors at the department. Your lectures are not even close to being good enough or sufficient - there are WAY to many details left out, plus, explanations and clinical relevance is almost none. I couldn't use it at least, and had to dig deeper in my old books and in other lectures. Moreover, I don't get the way the lecturer speaks... he pronounces some words with a weird emphasis on specific words - making you almost feel stupid...

Great overview. Wish that dermatology covered more topics, though.

By Shakera S. on 17. October 2017 for Toxic Shock Syndrome and Necrotizing Fasciitis (Flesh-Eating Disease)

Great overview. Wish that dermatology covered more topics, though. I enjoyed this overall. I like the transcript section. It allows me to review the material and read the speakers words verbatim. This is wonderful for all types of learning.

sinus vs infoldings?

By Hudanur Z. on 16. October 2017 for Meninges

Awesome! Thank you. i am just wondering whether the Sinuses and the infoldings are the same thing? How many sinuses are composed by the dura mater and what are their names? Many thanks!

explains cleary

By Neuer N. on 16. October 2017 for Filamentous Fungi (Molds) – Fungi

i will recommend this lecture on this topic because i was failling to undestand but after this tutorial i am confident

these video lectures aren't boring. they are very interesting

By Fathimath S. on 16. October 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I learn better by listening and visualizing. So these lecturio lecture videos helps me a lot. Reading the text book after watching these is way better than trying to learn from the textbook alone. Also these video lectures aren't boring. they are very interesting. If someone is struggling to learn anatomy on their own, then I'd really recommend this for them.

Gracias

By Sandi M. on 16. October 2017 for Flow, Pressure and Resistance Theory – Blood Vessels and Pressure (Hemodynamics)

Communicates at a good rate and audible tone ,explains concepts well to begginers and intermeddiate level students .Thank you!

Great Course!

By Nicolas V. on 16. October 2017 for Innate Immune System

This made immunology much easier to understand. This course saved my life!

Very good for learning the basics of bacteria

By Eunbi C. on 16. October 2017 for Bacteria

I had no background in microbiology and this lecture helped me a lot with closing the gap. Thank you

Good lecturer

By Eunbi C. on 16. October 2017 for Viruses

Very passionate lectures. I learned a lot about the basics of virus

Very nice

By Eunbi C. on 16. October 2017 for Prions

He is very passionate lecturer. His lecture is very engaging and interesting. Thanks for your lecture

LOVE HIM

By Ale S. on 15. October 2017 for Pharmacology of Inflammation

best teacher eveeer! He makes it so easy! I want him as a teacher in my University! in peru!

During respiration

By Alexandra J. on 15. October 2017 for In Situ View – Heart (Cor)

I was going to give it a five stars but in the lecture you said during respiration the heart moves down and up but in the quiz the right answer was up and down..

Way too short

By Natalie L. on 14. October 2017 for Cytoskeleton

Needs more substance. This was barely long enough to be an introduction.

Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant

By STEVEN S. on 13. October 2017 for Learning Outcomes – Descriptive Epidemiology

I chose this 5 stars because Professor Raywat is a brilliant teacher. I like the simplicity and ease with which he explains the material and the confidence that he exudes. I would recommend this course to students that struggle with understanding the basic principles of Epidemiology

Love

By Abby B. on 13. October 2017 for Dermatomes – Surface Anatomy of the Abdomen

I absolutely loved his teachings methods! Learning at it's finest for beginners!

Anatomy lectures - head and neck

By Beatriz C. on 13. October 2017 for Functions of the Extraocular Muscles – Orbital Muscles and Innervation

The best lecture about this topic that I´ve seen in my life. Thank you so much, I´m enjoying the anatomy lectures!

Pictures explain a lot than words. Perfect overwiev. Thank you and kind regards

By Vit K. on 12. October 2017 for Vitamin B3, B5, B6 and B7

Very interesting. Maybe ratio of aminoacid tryptophan metabolized to niacin and niacin consumed with food is good to mention. B6 can be pyridoxine or pyridoxal?

Good lecturer!

By Jiska W. on 12. October 2017 for Adaptive Immune System

Good amount of details and everything is well explained. I like immunology!

Stroke

By Micol M. on 12. October 2017 for Ischemic Stroke Syndromes

He is very clear and specific .Is important to know anatomy and pathology to understand his lecure an be able to respond thearlier questions

helpful

By Itayi T. on 10. October 2017 for Coronary Circulation – Heart (Cor)

I recommend this for any one in medical school who is looking for high yield information.

Excellent

By Maytte F. on 10. October 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Clear explanation and easy to understand. Good guide to learn Anatomy

visual aids

By Asheber G. on 09. October 2017 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

I like the lecture but tend to give highlights, good if concepts are explained in details and visual teaching aids included.

stop reading off the slides and actually explain something

By laith h. on 08. October 2017 for Cranial Nerve X:Vagus Nerve

If I needed someone to read off the slides for me I'd just go back to my actual med school professor

More explanation required

By Natasha I. on 08. October 2017 for Closer Look at Replisome – DNA Structure and Replication

This lecture and the one before are not so well explained. The clamp loader part and the process of semi discontinuous replication need more in depth explanation

Awesome

By maria linda b. on 07. October 2017 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

Very informative and concise.. with application of info on real case analysis

Thank you Lecturio! ????

By Antoinette D. on 06. October 2017 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Thank you for your commitment to medical education. I am sure that many medical professionals and students are benifiting in an enormous way from Lecturio!

i do not recommand it

By Mariem B. on 06. October 2017 for Functions of the Extraocular Muscles – Orbital Muscles and Innervation

monotone basic basically doesn't really explain anything it just sites things

detailed explanations

By rahaina m. on 05. October 2017 for Radius – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

wow! he gives detailed explanations with the pictures. hes doing an excellent job

Inefficient

By hussam a. on 03. October 2017 for Seizures

Horrible Lecturer. Teaching Cant be this way, unfortunately! I hope someone else takes over.

Lipids and eays metabolism

By Andreas F. on 02. October 2017 for Lipid Metabolism

Kevin must be the best teacher ever. He explains with a certainty only a person with many years of lecturing can. Simple, easy and fast, making complicated matters seem easy to learn. Compared to the slides i have in med. school, the content is the same. But this guy also gives the explaination in the same amount of time! His body language is also nice to watch as they are firm and open, kind of directing your thoughts, like a maestro. You just have to remember and do some repetition of EVERY detail he mentiones, it will for sure be on the exam. I also use his lectures to simplify my understandings from pdf files from school and heavy textbooks. I will recommend everyone to use this!! Also i love the quiz afterwards. 1rst year university medicine

it was really helpful

By Dina A. on 02. October 2017 for Cytological Maps

it was really helpful,but a bit fast, good details and nice explaining

If only all the lecturers could be the cards lecturer...

By Michelle M. on 02. October 2017 for ANS - Pharmacology

Lecturer seems like he is reading off slides. Content is presented with minimal assistance to learner in actually understanding it. Not enough use of memory aids. Need a better pharmacology lecturer. Love your cards guy!

AMAZING! CONCISE AND VERY SUBSTANTIAL

By Gerardo G. on 02. October 2017 for Introduction and Definitions of Pharmacodynamics – Pharmacodynamics

5 STARS TO DR SHUKLE Because 1. He speaks clear American English. 2. Lectures are very visual, concise and substantial. 3. He behaves and dresses very professionally. 5. You learn a lot in little time with quizzes between lectures. 6. It's so much fun and easy.

Great

By David D. on 01. October 2017 for Catabolism of Guanine & Hypoxanthine and Purine Nucleotide Salvage

Fantastic lecture, just the amount of information I needed to cover and retain the topic.

Absolutely recommended

By NICOLAS F. on 01. October 2017 for Vaccine Immunology

Thank you very much Dr. You just made me love inmunology.

No musculoskeletal and connective tissue pathology covered!!!

By jii l. on 01. October 2017 for Malignant Melanoma

This playlist was named: Musculoskeletal, Skin, and Connective Tissue—Pathology. But only skin pathology is covered, there are no musculoskeletal and connective tissue pathology videos... and they can't be found elswhere either.

Highly recomended

By Amir W. on 01. October 2017 for Introduction to Kinetics | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

perfect !! i really liked the intro, but there is still some problem with questions..

not your best video :/

By Amir W. on 01. October 2017 for Dose-Response, Binding, Quantal, Toxicity & Potency Curves – Pharmacodynamics

the lecture could be better it was hard to understand all the curves.. and the answer for the question was not so clear

Really good

By James A. on 30. September 2017 for Pancreatic and Biliary Tract Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr Ray is very funny and know how to give his lecture in order to make everyone understand the core concept.

Clear.

By James A. on 30. September 2017 for Parathyroid Gland Disorders

Well explained.If you want to learn something quickly and don't have enough time for exam.This is for you.

very clear and concise.

By James A. on 30. September 2017 for Pediatric GI Pathology

Thank you very much Dr. Raj for explaining such difficult concept and make it so easy to understand.For everyone we don't have so much time to read and to cope with boring lecture.

Oral Phase of Swallow

By Torsten D. on 30. September 2017 for Oropharyngeal Dysphagia

There are many more symptoms of oropharyngeal dysphagia than those mentioned (e.g. increased chewing time, inability to form bolus etc.). Also, referral to speech pathology would provide additional insight into the patient's dysphagia.

So helpful

By Eunbi C. on 29. September 2017 for Vasodilators – Drugs in Hypertension

Dr. Shukle is amazing. His lecture is so clear and "pin points" what we need to know. Thanks for your help !

I liked it

By Andre K. on 29. September 2017 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

It is summed up and easy to understand and becoase of this it is a great start to the arritmias study.

very good

By allan d. on 28. September 2017 for Introduction to Cell Biology

It helps very much. Thank You. I will share with my friends.

Solid review.

By Selina M. on 27. September 2017 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

Good clear concept review. Could use more specifics regarding cyclin and cdks.

Good clear concept review

By Selina M. on 27. September 2017 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Very clear summary. Would like to see more clinical correlations made.

Great lesson!

By Hudanur Z. on 26. September 2017 for Vestibular Disorders: Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo, Vertigo and Ménière's Disease

Clear and concise, easy to understand and very clinically relevant.

good description

By Mahran H. on 26. September 2017 for Asthma Medication Questions

i am very happy for listining this lecture ..good conclusion for asthma pharmacology

i'm ready right now to present my exam! thanks a lot for share your knowledge. God bless ur work

By jessica m. on 26. September 2017 for Esophagus and Stomach: Conclusion

I liked very much because its a didactic and interest way to learn.

An unrivaled resource for medical school.

By Stephen H. on 26. September 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Dr. Canby provides clear and concise discussion with regard to head and neck anatomy. This has proven to be a great secondary resource for my studies. As an M.D. student, the amount of information is vast, and these lectures provide a great supplement to my university materials. The most effective way I have found to use this material is by viewing the videos that correlate to my current coursework, completing the recall questions, and then reading through the associated articles that are provided throughout the course.

I understood perfectly the concepts the way he explained them

By Yainely V. on 26. September 2017 for Michaelis-Menten Kinetics: Considerations – Enzyme Classification

I understood perfectly the concepts the way he explained them. He makes it ease to grasp

Short and Sweet

By William J. on 25. September 2017 for Cranial Nerve IV: Trochlear Nerve

Concise and easy to understand as always! The trochlear nerve only innervates the superior oblique muscle, but Dr Canby's diagrams are excellent - far better than what we use in lectures! I'm a happy student!

Comprehensive Review

By Joseph A. on 24. September 2017 for GI Hormones – Gastrointestinal System

Very Comprehensive lecture and lecture notes, covering a vast area within 3 to 4 mins

Excellent

By Anwr A. on 24. September 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Thank you very much for this course. It helped me understand the anatomy of the upper limb very well.

Loved it!!!

By Mingmar S. on 23. September 2017 for Obstructive Lung Disease

Thanks to Dr. Raj, all other lectureres, and Lecturio for such great videos. Absolutely phenomenal job on explaining every topic and I love the quizzes.

Patho

By OMAYA A. on 23. September 2017 for Stomach and Duodenum Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

It was very usefull but the problem it has no much pathophysiology informations

Sick mate

By Matt R. on 23. September 2017 for Nerves and Neurotransmission

Errmmm I like his beard. It is very hairy, like me!

Do better

By Neuer N. on 23. September 2017 for DNA Replication

few things are missing like discoiling of histone protien and a sentence is not repeates

A superb anatomy lecturer!

By Nguyen Thanh T. on 23. September 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

He is the best one to teach anatomy! I love his voice, his style and his presentation. He makes it more simple for the students to visualize something palpable but hidden under the skin and thousands of other components.

A great lecturer!

By Nguyen Thanh T. on 23. September 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

I like his voice and his explanation of something very complex in an easy way for everybody to absorb the knowledge. He is a very professional lecturer!

Please Replace Dr. Carlo Raj

By Nichole C. on 23. September 2017 for Diseases of the Nephron

Please replace Dr. Raj. I feel like I am being preached to and not reached! I believe he knows the subject matter but his delivery is not nice.

Great resource

By Hudanur Z. on 22. September 2017 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Dear Prof Canby, Thank you for taking the time to create this resource. I did enjoy it and I found it easy to follow. During the first few lectures, I was hoping for more information on some of the muscles which were involved, and towards the end of the course, you included pictures of the muscles with their attachments which were very helpful. Thank you for including the clinical considerations too. I needed to search some information myself, such as the meaning of general somatic / visceral afferents / efferents, online. I had not studied this before. You began clarifying the role of these towards the end of the course, e.g. general somatic efferent has motor control. This was helpful in consolidating the meaning these terms. A bit more information in the beginning may have been helpful. I look forward to viewing more of your lectures. Best wishes, Hudanur

Best Prof!

By AJ B. on 22. September 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Very simple and easy to understand. Would definitely recommend this course.

Very good presentation.

By Dr Glenn G. on 18. September 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

This is an excellent review and update of cardiac physiology.

Woops! The suprascapular notch!

By Ryan L. on 18. September 2017 for Scapula – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

I certainly liked the video format, where we can adjust the focus from the speaker to the slide, and use the cursor to aid in pinpointing the relevant aspects of the scapula. The only thing I found was missing was a little aside about the suprascapular notch, which was shown in the slide, but not alluded to in the actual video lecture!

TRUE ART OF TEACHING

By wardha j. on 18. September 2017 for Types of Variables – Statistics Basics

the clarity is priceless! To reflect clarity in a topic as mindnumbing (for some, like me) as stats, is truly an art. Kudos.

By BILLY W. on 17. September 2017 for Viruses

The course is not sufficient in clinical settings. Very theory into research , yet less in diagnosing . Good for a student into research PhD, yet not for students doing medical degree or USMLE.

Awesome explanation, and simple, straight to the point visualizations

By Shalita A. on 17. September 2017 for Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System (RAAS) – Regulation of Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP)

This is such a confusing topic for me and most professors talk through it rather quickly. I appreciate how he connected the dots in a way that has been much easier to understand than the other lectures I have listened to. This is the only explanation that stuck! Kudos, and thanks a million!

excellent presentation

By Courtney W. on 17. September 2017 for Seborrheic Dermatitis

I love how he directly emphasizes main points with repetition and gives details of differentials. He is very direct and to the point, no wasted time.

the lecture need to be more clarified

By ahmad h. on 16. September 2017 for Dose-Response, Binding, Quantal, Toxicity & Potency Curves – Pharmacodynamics

i think the topics of the lecture is not easy and it has a lot of new terms those need to be clarified more clearly

nice

By Neuer N. on 15. September 2017 for Introduction – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

easy to understand.... superb mcqs awesome lecture videos which helps to understand the concept better..

Slightly outdated

By Baodi S. on 15. September 2017 for Gene Regulation

Structurally complete, however, relatively outdated. Enough for medical study purposes.

FIRST CLASS

By rene p. on 14. September 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I really enjoy each and every anatomy lecture by Dr James Pickering.......I am actually preparing for NEET PG EXAM IN INDIA...................ITS REALLY HELPING ME TO LEARN IMPORTANT POINTS in ANATOMY which also come for NEET PG INDIA...............THANK U Dr James Pickering........thank u LECTURIO............

Great!

By Justin C. on 14. September 2017 for Homeostasis – Launching Pad for Cell Biology

Very good keeps on track with my textbook. Taking Intro Bio

nerve plexus

By fara n. on 12. September 2017 for Lumbar Plexus: in Situ – Lumbosacral Plexus

terrible lecturing anatomy is dry enough and you don't need a dry lecturere

anatomy lectures

By fara n. on 12. September 2017 for Fascia – Lower Limb: Superficial Structures and Cutaneous Innervation

Very Unclear Connection between lecturer and the diagrams the pictures are unclear the teacher seems reading from the book ... can't focus on what he says

Super helpful!

By Sarah I. on 12. September 2017 for Iron Deficiency Anemia: Iron Studies

Dr. Raj is really funny and makes the lecture engaging. His thought process is very logical, and it helps me really remember some of these more complicated concepts.

it is really so good l like it so much

By nabaa m. on 11. September 2017 for Vitamin A: Introduction

It is really so good thing to take more information and I like so much the way of the explain for the teacher thank you so much for this helping for students

Nên dùng

By Nguyen Thanh T. on 11. September 2017 for Aging

Các b?n Vi?t Nam nên dùng app tuy?t v?i này ?? ôn luy?n ki?n th?c y h?c

Great lectures

By Nguyen Thanh T. on 11. September 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

I love to use this great app to review my med knowledge!

Great

By Nguyen Thanh T. on 11. September 2017 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

5 star lecturer! I enjoy every moment watching the videos. All med students should subscribe this app!

Brachial Plexus made easy

By Thea N. on 11. September 2017 for Axilla – Axilla and Brachial Plexus

Best lecture ever, I never thought I'd be able to understand brachial plexus

How Dr James Pickering set me up!

By ANIRUDDHA G. on 11. September 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Well Dr Pickering has presented the subject in such a lucid and organised manner that it becomes impossible not to fall in love with it and become dexterous in it at the same time. It was a wonderful experience with the upper limb. Hope I have the same fun with the lower limb!

bones of the upper limb

By Richard A. on 10. September 2017 for Osteology of the Upper Limb – Bones and Surface Anatomy of Upper Limb

rating is 5, interesting and self directing through adverts on the you-tube pages

Dr Raj is meant to be a medical teacher

By Silviu S. on 10. September 2017 for Pediatric GI Pathology

thank you prof Raj for the good explanations, you know how to keep the attention of the student

Try this lecture.

By Subhabrata G. on 10. September 2017 for Blood Structure – Blood Formation

good becoz it will definitely help me in my up coming exam of ut-3 thanks Dr. Paul Moss

Great lectures summaries

By Tony O. on 09. September 2017 for Ventricular System

I vbelieved he had a lot of clarity when explain confusing systems.

Thanks Dr Raj and keep on making the connections to understand the way of thinking in big frames

By Mohammed S. on 08. September 2017 for Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponade: Definition

Actually at the beginning,it was very hard for me to follow Dr. Raj and it was very distracting, but now I find pathology lectures as the highest yield ones.I should stay alert during the lecture otherwise I'd listen to it again and again to digest the amazing connections among various pathologies.

The best on internet

By Bassam E. on 08. September 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

no words can describe how much this was amazingly useful

Clear, concise, and even fun

By Eunbi C. on 08. September 2017 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia

I disagree with the comment below. I think he is a very good lecturer. Clear and concise. Yes, he does he have his unique gestures and tones, but so what? It's just different from the traditional, not wrong or anything. I found his lecture interesting. I don't think he was mocking anyone.

Great lecture!

By Simbongile M. on 07. September 2017 for Other Levels of Eukaryotic Gene Regulation

great lecture! I still feel the need to fill in the gaps but it has given me an overview of gene regulation

Renal Physiology

By Lisa R. on 07. September 2017 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Dr Wilson is very good as a public speaker. He brings just the right amount of humor and he takes complicated topics and makes them easy to understand. I wish there were more practices questions to the quizes.

Micro

By Lisa R. on 07. September 2017 for Bacteria

Dr Racaniello, is good. Easy to understand, good content. This course is hitting all topics in my med school course.

lack of conceptual help

By Sadia M. on 06. September 2017 for Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accident)

Not detailed enough in concepts. Mostly comprised lists of pathologies/syndromes. less emphasis on conceptual development

difficult to follow along

By Tiffany M. on 06. September 2017 for Glucose Homeostasis – Endocrine Pancreatic Hormones

This lecturer is inarticulate and speaks very fast. I'm having difficulty keeping up with him.

Excellent lecturer, one of the best I ever seen

By Leslie L. on 06. September 2017 for Oral Cavity: Introduction

Good lectures, nice and understandable. Very good slides. I like the voice of lecturer.

great job

By Tammie R. on 05. September 2017 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

personality of teacher fun yet informative learned a lot. I think that was ten words.

perfect!

By Michele S. on 05. September 2017 for Auditory System and Vestibular System

That's perfect to review these topics, good job! Clear and enough exhaustive!

First Aid correlation

By Alexandra J. on 04. September 2017 for Acromegaly (Growth Hormone Excess)

His lectures are related 100 percent to First Aid that's always helpful

awsm

By ayush v. on 04. September 2017 for Thyroid Function Tests

it was very informative and easy to understand i the way he teaches is pretty much easier to understand and then refering a book becomes so easy as a cup of tea ....:p

thank you

By Ruba S. on 03. September 2017 for Carotid Arterial System – Carotid and Subclavian Arteries

Its very clear and simple...Mneumonics are interesting and easy to remember

Great

By Marianna S. on 03. September 2017 for Cellular Structure

It's very clearly explained and very useful for my studies. I would like it to be a bit more detailed but not too difficult.

Great lecture!

By Azhar A. on 03. September 2017 for Background of Enzymatic Reactions – Enzyme Catalysis

l am a pre-med student and after watching this lecture I decided I was definitely subscribing! Everything was explained clearly and I understood the concept completely.

Not super helpful.

By Kathryn B. on 03. September 2017 for Dose-Response, Binding, Quantal, Toxicity & Potency Curves – Pharmacodynamics

Too vague; I got the same basic information/presentation out of lecture. I was hoping for more clarification in these videos on topics like dose-response curves.

Amazing video!

By Neuer N. on 02. September 2017 for Chambers and Great Vessels – Heart (Cor)

I am a thirteen year old girl who wants to become an MD when I grow up, and I've been studying anatomy independently for about half a year, and lecturio helps me so much! This lecture is very in-depth and explanatory, if you want to learn about the heart then you should watch this video!

It's good for me

By khadar b. on 02. September 2017 for Microbiology

A like this course and lecterio helps me for understanding the concept of this course easily. Really lecturio is place where medical student gets his needed resources. So thanks and keep going that great work for medical

Great videos.. helped me understand this topic so well

By Tayssir Z. on 01. September 2017 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

It needs more clinical correlation with diseases in the IV fluids For example, when to use normal saline or when to use dextrose this will make our understanding better

Very cool!

By Xin L. on 31. August 2017 for Urinary Tract Physiology

The lectures are clear and concise. Highly recommended to all!

Embryology

By shain w. on 30. August 2017 for Neurology—Embryology

I believe that his explanation was 100% solid, clean, and straight to the point.

Nice

By adeniyi a. on 30. August 2017 for Pancreatic and Biliary Tract Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Very good lectures nice and concise with no beating around the bush

Great lecturer!

By JEFF T. on 30. August 2017 for Gastrointestinal Histology

Very informative, great lecturer, easy to understand and perks the interest throughout the videos!

sick

By Michael A. on 29. August 2017 for Parkinson's Disease

allow i just wanna give five stars innit yes yes yes

Need Improvement

By Denny L. on 29. August 2017 for Stroke: Introduction

I think this lecture lack of details and certain points needed as introduction

It seems she doesn't know what she's talking about.

By JEFF T. on 29. August 2017 for Mutant Huntingtin (mHTT) and Treatment of Huntington's Disease

Presentation could be a lot better, teacher continues to show lack of preparation as the video went on, not engaging to the viewers.

best video

By asha p. on 29. August 2017 for Leukemia: Acute Leukemia – White Blood Cell Pathology

I liked this video because this one is short and informative

Good review

By Freddie N. on 28. August 2017 for Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

Explained easily and good diagrams. Good at pointing out key concepts.

By Ahmed M. on 28. August 2017 for Functions of the Extraocular Muscles – Orbital Muscles and Innervation

for more understanding of the movement of the eye it should be presented on real eye not on photos ... ty

good lecture overall

By Edward K. on 27. August 2017 for Inguinal Canal – Abdominal Walls and Inguinal Canal

good lecture- lost a star because illustrations are in latin. I do appreciate latin is completely acceptable to use in the context of anatomy, but in practice nobody uses latin terms and it feels outdated and counter-productive to learn the latin nomenclature. It would be much easier to follow if everything was in english ; a small point but it did slow me down when following this lecture.

Good class.

By Tuzanne G. on 25. August 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

I like the calm tone of the instructor. The information is presented in such a way that is it easy to understand. It is taught in small chunks and then the chunks are gently stacked on each other until you see the entire picture. Great presentation. Cleverly taught.

Informative!

By Taymar P. on 25. August 2017 for Mutant Huntingtin (mHTT) and Treatment of Huntington's Disease

It was very helpful as I am a visual learner and I was able to add more material to my notes. Plus, I enjoyed that she simplified everything.

Thank you

By Alan G. on 25. August 2017 for Phagocytosis – Inflammation and Wound Repair

Dr Raj makes everything more simple, it is a good effort you make to teach

Endocrinology

By Lisa R. on 25. August 2017 for Endocrine Physiology

Good material. Dr Thad speaks well breaks down complicated topics that's easy to understand.

This course is very well organized. I am doing all my best to learn from it as much as I can.

By Alexander W. on 24. August 2017 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia

This course is very well organized. I am doing all my best to learn from it as much as I can.

Clear general concepts ,relations and details

By Hany S. on 24. August 2017 for Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Clear big picture Very useful connection with other relating subjects If it is possible to clarify the relations with other subjects using summery slides it would be perfect Going back and forth to connect subjects and to the general topic is an excellent work

Great lectures

By Jefferson P. on 24. August 2017 for DNA Replication and Repair

Brief and comprehensive lectures. Really makes mechanisms and actors really to understand.

Great lectures

By Jefferson P. on 24. August 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Both comprehensive and simple lectures, could use some more medical/clinical correlations, though.

Good quality but need to edit the font

By Catherine M. on 23. August 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

The video quality is quite good and I like the way the topic is presented. I would definitely recommend this to my friends in medical school. I guess the font could be larger and thicker though.

Congestive heart failure

By Musawair K. on 23. August 2017 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The way you explain,I like it,thank you Dr Raaj

Excellent

By Xin L. on 22. August 2017 for Respiratory Physiology

It is explained in a very clear and concise way. Highly recommend

Thank you

By Saba T. on 22. August 2017 for Gene Expression

Dr Georgina is amazing. Thank you for making all these difficult concepts easier for us.

Good instructor

By deleted u. on 22. August 2017 for Neurophysiology

I enjoyed this lecture and it is very clear and easy to understand with this good instructor.

I like it very much!

By Jiayong L. on 22. August 2017 for Diagnosis of Cancer – Neoplasia

Very nice and great lecture! The questions were very help recall the main points. Thanks!

Great - unlike my unimaginative title

By Liz M. on 22. August 2017 for Anemia: Iron Studies

Dr Raj puts things in a very concise and easy to understand manner which links physiology to clinical findings. Love it

Learn difficult concepts in minutes!

By Oluwatomi A. on 22. August 2017 for Inferior Mesenteric Artery – Arterial Supply to the GI Tract

Why am I rating this lecture at all? I had to pause a video just to wrote this review because I was just so grateful that it was broken down so well with the schematic diagram. I was feeling overwhelmed with the amount of information in the blood supply and wondering if there was a way i can get it down quickly and have the concept clear in my mind. These schematics are awesome and are saving my medical life right now!!!!

The etiology, pharmacology, pathophysiology, and epidemiology of the parasites.

By Alexander W. on 21. August 2017 for Parasites

Very well done job. Dr. Vincent is excellent. If someone does not have a better understanding of basic and clinical microbiology is not his fault. He has done all his best to facilitate the concepts in a very clear manner so that everyone can understand. Good job Dr. Vincent.

Thank you dr. Shuckle for putting the information in a way that we as students can understand it better.

By Sabrina Patricia P. on 21. August 2017 for Inflammation Pharmacology

Since I've been using lecturio for pharmacology everything started to make sense. I was very worried I would never be able to understand and know all the aspects of differt drugs, because no one explained them to me as good as professor Shuckle. I like it very much because after a clear clasification of drugs and explaining each one, doctor Shuckle introduses personal experience( pericarditis treated with aspirin) which made me remember some things better. I like very much that at every course there are questions! You really saved my career as a doctor with this site and these courses. High quality content! Thank you very much for the support and also I appreciate lecturio asks us to give feedback and takes time to read it. Thank you dr. Shuckle for putting the information in a way that we as students can understand it better. I'm very happy!

Get to the chopppaaaa!!!!

By Student U. on 21. August 2017 for Respiratory Histology

Monotonous, otherwise very clear and succinct explanations. The monotony requires extra focus from the listener.

Excellent presentations

By Shayma M. on 20. August 2017 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

I like it very much, He focused in all the important topics, and presented it very excellently, I recommend this app for all my friends.

The highest yield and largest amount of information But

By Hany S. on 19. August 2017 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

In general, great deal of high yield information with god connection to other pathologies or other specialities of the same pathology. The problem is that sometimes those connections are not going smooth but like jumps leading to distraction and may be difficult to follow.Using techniques like light pointer or shading ,.... could be helpful . Thanks a lot Lecturio.Thanks a lot dr Carol Raj

Excellent professor!!!

By James A. on 19. August 2017 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

He explains everything in way that is so easy to remember for exam and general practice

All the outcomes of the fungi.

By Alexander W. on 19. August 2017 for Fungi

Dr. Vincent Racantello is a wonderful facilitator. His teaching is very connected to the concepts of the topics. His explanations are very clear. He even takes time to recap when it is necessary so that the learner can stay on right task. I wish I had more available time to invest in his teaching. He really inspires me to push myself a little bit more. Thanks again

Dr. Racaniello is a very good professor. He takes all his time to ensure that his students understand the concepts of the topi

By Alexander W. on 18. August 2017 for Abscesses – Staphylococcus Aureus

Dr. Racaniello is a very good professor. He takes all his time to ensure that his students understand the concepts of the topics. All his feedbacks and examples are very relevant.

He is a very good lecturer and great facilitator of microbiology.

By Alexander W. on 17. August 2017 for Human Microbiome

He is a very good lecturer and great facilitator of microbiology.

another excellent lecture by Dr Carlo Raj

By Giovanni F. on 17. August 2017 for Diagnoses of Reproductive Syndromes & Deficiencies

clear and concise. provides a great sieve for distinguishing between the different sex development disorders.

Fast and fun!

By Andreas F. on 16. August 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

It is fantastic to have a lecturer making a diffucult subject easy. Now i can not wait diving into some hardcore books about enzymes. Watching an inspiring teacher really makes a difference. This guy is also rather fast talking so you dont need to speed up, witch i do quite often. Also the pop quiz in the end just makes it so much more fun. It becomes a game. And thats great and enhances long term memory.

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By aibi y. on 16. August 2017 for Hypertonic Fluid Disorders

great great lecture!! thank you so much Dr. Raj :) one of the best lecture i have ever watched.. you made learning so much fun :)

remarks

By Neuer N. on 16. August 2017 for Larynx and Epiglottis

Good lecture but too montonus,looks a person is reading out the textbook

Great stuff.

By Frederikke J. on 16. August 2017 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Great couse. Detailed, but made simple. I thought it was very useful and great that there were a bit more questions than what i've seen in some of the previous series i've been watching. I would definently recomend it to others. I study veterinarian medicin, so i would ofcourse have loved it if you also made courses for that, because i still have to study the species differences from my book after watching the series - but it is great that I can get the main principles from your lectures it truly does help a lot.

Love it.

By Abisoye s. on 16. August 2017 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

The course is detailed and the instructor is very systematic with the information.

Concise and knowledgeable

By Neuer N. on 16. August 2017 for Overview – Cell Wall Synthesis Inhibitors (Antibiotics)

hello Lecturio Im from Philippines Im so happy that I came to find this very knowledgeable site where I can learn sruffs related to my course which is Pharmacy.

good basic overview & intro to immunology

By Melissa T. on 16. August 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Good clear explanations. Did a good job distinguishing terminology (e.g. innate vs. adaptive, dendritic cells vs. follicular dendritic cells) and presenting the material in a clear manner highlighting key points

Too short videos with too many repetitive nonsense statements.

By Wei Z. on 15. August 2017 for Small Lung Cancer

Most videos by this speaker are too short sometimes cut in the middle. Also, too many repetitive nonsense statements.

Excellent

By Tom Y. on 15. August 2017 for Pathology of Alzheimer's Disease

Excellent lecture. Loved that it was succinct and to the point.

Excellent Course

By Hannah S. on 14. August 2017 for Lung Cancer

Simple and to-the-point, but also explains concepts in enough detail as to provide context so it's easier to remember. I also enjoyed the corny jokes peppered throughout.

Informative and to the point.

By Irfan S. on 14. August 2017 for Cerebral Cortex

Pretty informative lectures. Conveys a good amount of information without taking too long.

feedback.

By UWA S. on 14. August 2017 for Trachea

eloquent and calm voice which is easy to listen and understand. its great to have lectures which are easy listening like this. not too fast paced to follow and also not to slow that i fall asleep. thank you .

Very easy to understand

By iutzi o. on 14. August 2017 for DNA Repair

Thank you so much Dr Kevin, this lecture series are the best that I have seen so far and explain very well, simple and practical a very complicated topic.

awsome

By Silviu S. on 13. August 2017 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

super fain explicat, usor de inteles mi-am clarificat problemele cu hormonii, enzimele , SNV

destul de ok

By Silviu S. on 13. August 2017 for Gastrointestinal Pharmacology

sunt destul de multumit de aceste cursuri , totusi , se poate si mai bine

Very detailed and informative information...

By John H. on 12. August 2017 for Waterhouse-Friderichsen Syndrome & Addison´s Disease – Adrenal Insufficiency

This is a very clear and concise lecture about Adrenal Insufficiency.

Good lecture

By Hany S. on 12. August 2017 for Tubulointerstitial Diseases

Hi I liked it because it's concise and clinically related.I think more pictures of patients gross and microscopic demonstrations will be of great benefit.Also, more emphasis to differentiate them from glomerual diseases is encaraged

Good

By SHAMSODIN T. on 11. August 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

He explains good, Easy to understand and move on. Only problem is that he doesn't cover some topics about head and neck Anatomy.

Good but not perfect.

By SHAMSODIN T. on 11. August 2017 for Neurophysiology

Explanation is good but not so detailed. I think it's better to explain more and go deeper on details. Subscribe to this website. Worth it Some parts are good some are not. But in total it's great. Thank you

didn't like it

By Lior H. on 11. August 2017 for Choroid Plexus and Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)

I think the lectures are very basic, the information is not sufficient for an exam questions

Great For Review!

By Pavel G. on 11. August 2017 for Adaptive Immune System

I liked his explanations. I use this when I want to review material. Very Good!

very nice presentation

By Iwona W. on 10. August 2017 for Pharmacology of Blood Coagulation

Practical information with more recently news, presented very clear. Brief anf profesional descripsion of action anti - coagulation drugs

Hypertension

By Neuer N. on 10. August 2017 for Hypertension Diagnosis: Three Checks

Superb explanations in hypertension.very simple logic and scientific explanations

positive learning experience

By Lori K. on 10. August 2017 for Learning Outcomes – Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Medicine (EBM)

very clear explanations-It would be nice if there were a few more examples on how to apply PICO though

Learning has never been so easy!!!!

By James A. on 10. August 2017 for Esophageal Varices

Very funny the way that he explains everything, make difficult concept very much easy to understand and with high yield information!!!

Delivered like no other

By Vivian D. on 09. August 2017 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

Dermatology course challenge is that either everything looks like either dermatitis or lupus. Dr. Raj delivers the course in a concise and straight forward manner. I had no problem with his diction and/or pronunciation. Also, his interactive way of asking in every video, helps you maintain a sort of active learning during the passive learning of hearing the lecture. All doubts clarified.

Clear explanation

By RK N. on 09. August 2017 for Potter's Syndrome

Clear explanation given by sir. He explains everything very clearly. Love his lectures ????

Rubbish

By UWA S. on 08. August 2017 for Heart: Introduction

This is very unclear and annoying, everything is everywhere and is hard to figure out what we need to do

Interesting

By Yin Yin O. on 07. August 2017 for Lobes and Sulci of the Cerebral Cortex

Clear explanation, easy to understand and interesting. Thank you for your effort Dr.

Must be improve

By Luis A. D. on 06. August 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

There's a lot of structure missing and the way its presented is a bit boring compared to other instructors on youtube.

awesome

By Noel C. on 06. August 2017 for Sickle Cell Anemia

he is so good ... I am very thankful to you sir !!

Too good

By Keshvinder S. on 05. August 2017 for Atherosclerosis: Pathogenesis

He is really good not forgetting his sense of humour makes the lecture more interesting. Wish to become a doctor like him near future. God bless Carlo Raj. Keshvinder Singh from Malaysia.

excellent lecture

By Daniel K. on 05. August 2017 for Sympathoadrenal System and Catecholamine – Adrenal Medulla

He repeating many important points and internal diseases that correlate with adrenal medulla. I would recommend him to many people as a lecturer.

Okay lecture

By Kevin B. on 05. August 2017 for Albinism (Achromasia)

The lecture was a little hard to follow. The speaker seems a little nervous.

Microbiology

By Alexander W. on 04. August 2017 for Important Concepts and Terms — Introduction to Microbiology

He is a great professor. He takes all his time to explain the topics.

Perfectly clear overview on a rather complicated matter!

By Julie D. on 04. August 2017 for Clinical Correlations: Wernicke–Korsakoff Syndrome (WKS), Klüver–Bucy Syndrome and Alzheimer´s Disease

Very well-explained and thus helpful lectures! Also, the images are better than anywhere else.

he doesn't know how to teach ,, with all my respect !

By Mshari A. on 04. August 2017 for Sympathoadrenal System and Catecholamine – Adrenal Medulla

he doesn't know how to teach ,, with all my respect !

it was increadible

By soroush s. on 31. July 2017 for Hormones and Signal Transduction: Introduction

it was perfect and describe a part of endocrine system very well.

Worth every minute.

By Olga A. on 31. July 2017 for Allosteric Control – Metabolic Control of Enzyme Activity

A great, insightful lecturer. A Prof. at the top of his game. Miss his long hair though (checkout his youtube site)!

Clinically relevant, well delivered.

By Liz M. on 30. July 2017 for Tubulointerstitial Diseases

I enjoyed this lecture because the physiology was linked into clinical practice giving it context. Good use of questions as well.

Love microorganism

By Phuc M. on 30. July 2017 for Harnessing Bacteria – Bacteria

That's so great! The lecture is so simple to understand. Thanks PhD!

good

By Ahmed A. on 30. July 2017 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

like it very much thank you Pravin Shukle for this course

Why Are You Yelling?

By Jonathan D. on 29. July 2017 for Heart Sounds

Dr. Raj is a bit abrasive in his style. I don't really like the way he acts like a drill Sargent. But the content is good

Showing the structure of the molecule is easy to understand each steps

By Shuangling C. on 29. July 2017 for Lipid Metabolism

Easy to understand with the structure of the molecule. Very clear and straight forward.

The best

By The Anh P. on 28. July 2017 for Adaptive Immune System

I would say he is one of the best lecturers. His knowledge is absolutely amazing. Everything has been explained so well which I could not find in any texbooks. For example, the function of dendritic cells and it relates to T-cells made me so excited to follow and do not want to stop watching.

Great summary

By Krystal D. on 27. July 2017 for Neurophysiology

Great review for neurophysiology. Simplifies key elements with clear explanations

Not as detailed as "Kaplan"

By Sarisha S. on 26. July 2017 for Screening Tests

This series is good to watch before doing the same section from the Kaplan videos. Don't bank on getting detailed explanations but rather concise i.e. what you need to know!

Loved it :)

By RK N. on 26. July 2017 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

This sir is really freakin cool! He's got the concepts clear in his lectures. Love you sir :)

Excellent and to the point

By Stephanie G. on 26. July 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Professor Dr. Delves made the classes enjoyable because he made everything simple to understand. Immunology in my opinion is extremely intricate, if you lose focus you get lost. Dr. Selves went exactly to the point with what was important. The slides and topic reviews offered were great accompaniments to the lectures.

Interesting Presentation on Dense Material

By deleted u. on 26. July 2017 for Single-Gene Disorders

Presenter explains the medical relevant aspects of S-G disorders in a logical sequence.

Wish I had this Instructor for Undergrad Anatomy

By deleted u. on 26. July 2017 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Clear and concise with clinical correlations of the major structures.

Concise Clinicaly Correlated Genectics

By deleted u. on 26. July 2017 for Multifactorial Inheritance

Great series on the medically relevant aspects of diseases affected by genetics.

Exellent !

By Issack B. on 26. July 2017 for Pancreatic and Biliary Tract Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Very clear and simple presentation Many exercises after all videos I would recommend it to my colleague

perfect

By soroush s. on 26. July 2017 for Lobes and Sulci of the Cerebral Cortex

it was perfect and obvious in explanation.... be clear and obvious in explanation has very important for me ... thanks a lot because of your effort...

Lecturer is very professional and the speech is very clear and understandable.

By Mufeng H. on 25. July 2017 for Adaptive Immune System

I would recommend this course. Hope there are more quiz questions available for optional choices.

Excellent

By Sherry A. W. on 25. July 2017 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Funny. Gives you the "meat" of the concept. Not long winded. Very knowledgeable.

Excellent

By Sherry A. W. on 25. July 2017 for Amino Acid Metabolism

Great Instructor. Clear, concise, very easy to comprehend. Dr. Ahern gives the "meat" of the concept. Not long winded.

Amazing

By Tosin I. on 24. July 2017 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I can't get enough of this course. Too good it made the subject very clear to me.

Carlos Raj is Amazing

By Tosin I. on 24. July 2017 for Pulmonary Diagnostics

It's so precise and it helps my knowledge base for a quick overview and reference. Carlos Raj is amazing

Very good

By Tan W. on 24. July 2017 for Respiratory Failures

Dr Carlo is good in everything. Summarizes respiratory failure in a simple and easy to understanding way. Also the questions further consolidate the concept. Really enjoyed.

cool.

By Mino K. on 22. July 2017 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

great lecture. repearting important thing again and again. lecture looks like static but it is not. He actively ask something and waiting your thought to help you understand.

pleaaaase add more questions to each chapter

By RK N. on 22. July 2017 for Cephalosporins – Cell Wall Synthesis Inhibitors (Antibiotics)

I loved the lecture so much! But sir, isn't there something called as fifth generation cephalosporins? And please please pleaaaase add more questions to each chapter. Only 3 questions per chapter is not enough. Please consider this sir.

nice but not so much info

By Pierfabio C. on 21. July 2017 for Viruses

I'd like if you add a specific explanation about the main types of viruses and diseases caused by them like you did with fungi, parassites and bacteria

Enjoyable

By Slavko M. on 20. July 2017 for Phagocytosis – Inflammation and Wound Repair

Very good, interesting and memorable lectures. Dr Raj presents complex topics in such a light way that makes it enjoyable to follow.

So cool.

By Mino K. on 20. July 2017 for Familial Hypercholesterolemia

wow... physio, patho, clinically.. all comes together. It is worth...

I never think Pharmacology will be so easy and not boring

By James A. on 20. July 2017 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Very clear and concise material!!! easy to understand and remember with great association with the clinical part.Really helpful for everyone who didn't want to waste their time with boring teacher in the classroom.

Excelent

By ANDRES R. on 19. July 2017 for Human Development

It was a precise course overview of human development, and it is really useful to start learning pediatrics basics.

Totally killed the boredom associated with these topics

By Jashan J. on 18. July 2017 for Potter's Syndrome

What an amazing teacher, and just about right amount of information.

Very good explanation! I love it!

By Pierfabio C. on 18. July 2017 for Parasites

great and well made, I'd like if you add some quiz even in this section!

Excellent Teacher

By Sarisha S. on 16. July 2017 for Asthma Medication Questions

This review was extremely concise. Strictly what you need to know! Good Job!

very good

By Edward K. on 16. July 2017 for Brachial Plexus – Axilla and Brachial Plexus

a difficult topic made easy and clear - well done (this is just fillers to reach minimum word count needed to post review)

Dr. Peter Delves is an amazing lecturer.

By Smirnov E. on 16. July 2017 for Innate Immune System

Dr. Peter Delves is an amazing lecturer. I wish there were more instructors like him. He is very methodical, starting with rudimentary concepts and building on them at pace that is comfortable for everyone.

excellent

By paola l. on 16. July 2017 for Hormone Binding Proteins

Clear, well explained and classified. The way he associates concepts is quite helpful for studying

better performance wanted

By HASSAN E. on 16. July 2017 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia

Couple of mistakes were made and he sounds as if he is mocking the audience

Great lectures!

By olawale o. on 15. July 2017 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Great lectures. The salivary gland part was a bit confusing. Seems to be lacking context.

STATUS: In the process to love anatomy....

By Laura P. on 15. July 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I love Lecturio Anatomy lectures because everything that you see it's better and easy to learn. When I see all the names in the ATLAS I'm stressed, but then, when I watch lecturio it's easy because they explain you everything step by step not only theoretically!

REALLY GOOD!

By Pierfabio C. on 15. July 2017 for Antifungal Agents

Very well made, all the important thinghs to say are dealt.

Thanks!

By olawale o. on 14. July 2017 for Learning Outcomes – Hypoxemia and Hypercapnia

This lecture is spectacular. This is another topic I have struggle with, and here Dr. Wilson has brought absolute clarity. Thanks Dr. Wilson! Thanks Lecturio!!

Great lectures and easy to understand

By Divine O. on 14. July 2017 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

I subscribe because of this professor. Great lectures and explanation. Nice job

EXCELLENT

By William J. on 13. July 2017 for Anterior Spinal Artery Syndrome

Watching these is clearer, more concise, and far more efficient than going to any of my lectures. I easily learn in 5-10 minutes of watching Dr Raj what I would struggle to pick up in an hour of lectures at medschool.

Wonderful professor

By Innocent A. on 13. July 2017 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

Great lecture! Very detailed and I understood it with ease. I'm looking forward to the other lectures.

Well Explained

By fatma a. on 13. July 2017 for Immune Response

no jargons were used. easy to understand and comprehend. Good accent and Highly professional way of conveying the information

Exceptional lecturer.

By Anthony F. on 13. July 2017 for Process of Metabolism

What I loved the most about this lecture was how Dr. Cornwall actually took her time to explain the concepts discussed, and even used simple analogies to ensure that the information was easier to digest. This is something you find lacking in many professional lectures. Thanks again Dr. Cornwall!

For example Bacillus Anthracis, Clostridium Tetani in more detail, the main type of antibiotics..

By Pierfabio C. on 13. July 2017 for Microbiology

Great but I'd like more type of bacteria and how to treat them

Excellent material on nephrolithiasis

By Kimberly M. on 13. July 2017 for Nephrolithiasis

I would definitely recommend this course. Very concise yet informative - Dr. Raj provides you with all the pertinent information.

Nice information about topic

By Neuer N. on 12. July 2017 for Atherosclerosis: Supply

Good attempt for explanation of such a wide and tough topic

Great but not excellent!

By Sarisha S. on 12. July 2017 for Respiratory Histology

I think that this professor has done a great job in making the concepts easier to understand! These lectures work well when paired with the WHEATER'S Functional Histology textbook

spherocytes d/dx

By Justin R. on 12. July 2017 for Warm Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia (WAIHA): Pathogenesis

Great info on the d/dx for warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia and spherocytosis hereditary. This came up in a qbank for me today

5 stars

By Justin R. on 12. July 2017 for Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia (AIHA): Comparison of Direct and Indirect Coombs' Test

Very clear video of Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia (AIHA): Comparison of Direct and Indirect Coombs' Test

Great Refresher

By Jarom S. on 11. July 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

It had been a few years since reviewing enzyme kinematics, this was a great refresher!

5 stars

By Daniel F. on 11. July 2017 for Urothelium and Urethra

chose this rating cause dr. meyer's the best. (get rid of the minimum word number requirement, and the 'headline' requirement, and you will likely get a lot more feedback)

Salmonella, Shigella

By The Anh P. on 11. July 2017 for Bacteria

Perfect, easy to follow and understand. I would be appreciated if there are more topics about treatment.

good

By musab f. on 10. July 2017 for Seizures

its really good but kind little short the doctor did good job specially emphasis on important parts

Thrilled!

By Katarina B. on 09. July 2017 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Loved these lectures! They are all I've hoped for. Profesor Wilson explains everything so well and has helped me a lot so far.

sir can we have classes on internal carotid artery in details and also n nerve supply of head and neck?

By MILAN B. on 09. July 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

so helpful,,,,, now have clear concept of many things,,,,thank you sir

excellent

By happy l. on 08. July 2017 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

lecture was excellent. cleared the concept in a few minutes. this was really helpful

Well explained

By Darlene G. on 05. July 2017 for Muscles of the Anterolateral Abdominal Wall – Abdominal Walls and Inguinal Canal

Used this to study for class and regular exams. Perfect.

Great explanations!

By eda s. on 04. July 2017 for Ovarian Diseases

He explains lectures amazing. He lets you understand. I started to learn. Before, I was just memorizing..

Many of the questions in my mind were definitely answered.

By James T. on 04. July 2017 for Antibody Variable Region Diversity – Lymphocyte Development

Reading a textbook could be boring. The lecture nailed what I need to know.

important points are marked and forces one to be carefull of the whole sentence

By nuray k. on 04. July 2017 for Pituitary Hormones

important points are marked and forces one to be carefull of the whole sentence

Nice!

By Jim T. on 04. July 2017 for Introduction to High Blood Pressure Medication – Drugs in Hypertension

very good.it is one of the best video of cardiology.

Excellent lecture!

By Beate U. on 03. July 2017 for Cardiac Depressants and Vasodilators – Heart Failure and Angina Management

Everything is clearly explained by the lecturer. In case of student´s questions, the lecturer gives a detailed answer. Thank you!

great

By Francesco P. on 03. July 2017 for Recognition of Antigens – Lymphocyte Development

This topic is finally explained very precisely. I liked this lecture a lot.

Good!

By Irus O. on 03. July 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Absolutely lovely and visual. The lecturer was very precise and it helped me enjoy the lecture

good slides

By Beate U. on 02. July 2017 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

basically the slides are all that matters in the course; the lecturer doesn´t add anything to them, so I just read the slides not listening to him. Could be better

opinion

By Beate U. on 01. July 2017 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

very clear, easy to understand, slides (pictures and tables) are very helpful to memorize the content

Good lectures

By Gregory B. on 29. June 2017 for Personality Disorders

Was great help in deciphering between all the personality disorders as a PA studying for EOR Exams.

compliment

By festus m. on 29. June 2017 for Cells of the Adaptive Immune System

Well articulated , good illustration with example. The follow of the lecture is good. Slide presentation perfect and easy to follow through. Thank you.

the tutor did a great job

By ARIBA F. on 29. June 2017 for Diagnosis of Hepatitis B Virus Infection (HBV) and Interpretation of HBV Serology

the tutuor did a great job but i find this topic diffucult and did not get a clear picture of it yet

To boost cardiology knowledges

By Yunior M. on 28. June 2017 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

One of the best I have ever watched! I recommend it to understand better CVS.

good

By Seshagiribabu Y. on 27. June 2017 for Vitamin A: Color Detection, Visual Cycle and Retinoic Acid Function

thank you very much, nice lecture, sounds great, well presented

Interesting!

By Yunior M. on 27. June 2017 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Excellent video! I like how Dr Raj explains every detail. Perfect source to learn!

Great lecture

By William Kian Sia K. on 24. June 2017 for Bacteria

The clarity of the information being delivered is extremely satisfactory! I enjoyed watching this lecture.

By Orel G. on 24. June 2017 for Pyrimidine de novo Metabolism: ATCase Reaction

It was very clear and explained well- the subject itself is usually hard to explain

Very impressive.

By Joel A. on 23. June 2017 for Microbiology: Introduction

Very effective. All money spent is worth it. Highly recommended.

Excellent quality overall

By Yustina F. on 22. June 2017 for Adaptive Immune System

Excellent lectures, good video quality. Very helpful explanation.... I like it so much...

excelent

By Alexis M. on 22. June 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

it´s great conference, well explain, clear and simple. like ir a lot

It really helps

By Hernán T. on 20. June 2017 for Vascular Physiology

Very good course, it explians well many things, but maybe it cpuld be a little more specific

Makes it easier to understand

By Hernán T. on 20. June 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

Very good course, it helps you to understand better the way the heart works by simplifying the contents.

All of Dr. Cornwall's lectures are great

By Adam L. on 18. June 2017 for Nutrition

Dr. Cornwall is really quite good. She mispeaks occasionally, but overall is credible and fun to listen to.

Loved this, excellent!

By Petty K. on 18. June 2017 for Asthma Medication Questions

Literally shortened my 1hr lecture into 10 mins and covered everything I need!

Amazing

By Reanna S. on 15. June 2017 for Pituitary Hormones

I am a high school biology student and this helped me so much thank you!

Great

By Amy M. on 14. June 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Easy to follow and provides a great context to build from.

Lectures on Nutrition

By ABRAHAM I. on 14. June 2017 for Malnutrition

Very informative and simplistic in delivery. I eagerly look forward to the questions from this subject during the exams.

Good

By Laura P. on 12. June 2017 for Energy, Enzymes and Metabolism

Thank you dr. Georgina Cornwall! Everything was perfectly understood with your lecture!

Excellent

By NIRMAL S. on 12. June 2017 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Clinically relevant and with enough detail. Lecturer keeps your attention throughout the whole video lectures. Very pleased.

Clear explanation

By Tinashe M. on 12. June 2017 for Alpha- and Beta-Blockers

i understood the concepts right away. A great way of explaining from Doctor Shukle. Thank you

Too basic and lengthy!

By Thanks s. on 12. June 2017 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

She spends half an hour explaining the steps of meiosis and doesn't even get into details... I'm not sure how she can manage to explain such simple topics in such a long time (it's half a movie time, for God's sake!). She should base her lectures on Molecular Biology of the Cell, by Bruce Alberts et al., AT A MINIMUM. Lecturio has many excelling lecturers; unfortunately, Dr. Cornwall is not one of them.

Es genial

By Neuer N. on 11. June 2017 for Innate Immune System

Me gusta el tipo de explicación que da, es concisa y acopla todo los conocimientos en una idea específica, sin rodeos

not bad

By Nedsome C. on 11. June 2017 for Hydrophilic vs. Hydrophobic – Absorption and Distribution | Pharmacokinetics (PK)

good good good pronunciation good good good pronunciation good good good pronunciation

Great instructor, materials, and content

By Mikholae H. on 10. June 2017 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I'm a huge fan of Dr. Raj so this may be a bit biased. Dr. Raj does an excellent job of hitting the high points and his anecdotes are quite relevant. You almost feel as though you're on rounds or in the clinic and there's a patient presenting with symptoms. Video examples of the endoscopes would be awesome btw.

satisfeid

By Tinashe M. on 09. June 2017 for SNRIs, Serotonin Antagonists and SSRIs – Antidepressants

This is the best teacher i have understood the most. I loved everything really. I would recommend my fellow classmates

Excellent

By Yislem T. on 08. June 2017 for Cellular Aging and Genomic Instability

Great job It was very useful the video.Thanks so much

General

By David D. on 08. June 2017 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

Good pace, but information relating to the thyroid gland is lacking. This is more of a general overview.

Clearly explained and well connected

By Ignacio Amyad R. on 07. June 2017 for Pituitary Hormones

Very clearly explained. Doctor Raj makes things easy and entertaining. Thank you. PS: i love how he connects the theory with the clinical practice.

Presentation nice and to the point

By Neuer N. on 07. June 2017 for Understanding Psychological Disorders: Classifying – Psychological Disorders (PSY)

Presentation nice and to the point.Each lecture is clear and relevant to today's syllabus.

GREAT JOB PROF. CANBY

By ABRAHAM I. on 07. June 2017 for Arterial Supply and Nerve Supply of Dura Mater

A masterpiece. The simplistic approach to the delivery of the lecture is just awesome

The facilitators are very good because they motivate you to learn.

By Alexander W. on 05. June 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

The facilitators are very good because they motivate you to learn.

Excellent

By missy s. on 05. June 2017 for Basal Ganglia

Excellent simple presentation of a deceivingly simple concept. Great reminder while preparing for boards.

Very useful

By Pooja G. on 04. June 2017 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Thorough, organized, not only important for exams but also very much applicable on daily basis in patient care.

Awesome

By Pooja G. on 04. June 2017 for Endocrine Pharmacology

Important and relevant information delivered in a very organized fashion. Very useful information for exams and clinics.

Neuroanatomy

By Viviana A. on 03. June 2017 for Meninges

Thank you so much!! Really I´m so grateful. You are helping me a lot with all my studies. Greats from México City.

Annoying Lecturer

By George M. on 03. June 2017 for Acne Vulgaris

Difficult to understand. Annoying accent. Difficult to concentrate on the lecture due to his presentation style.

Very mixed reveiw.

By Jermey B. on 03. June 2017 for Changes in Body Fluid Compartment

Did good job explaining some of the expected changes, but a poor job at others and simply stated direction of arrow without explanation. Overall, a good lecture but definitely room for more detail to be discussed. Also, very surprised effects of acute blood loss/trauma was not covered.

Confident and competent lecturer and well detailed lectures.

By Ala B. on 02. June 2017 for Hypopituitarism

understandable and makes sense, teaches more than required for the boards.

Lecturer

By Renato B. on 02. June 2017 for Cerebral Cortex

The content of the anatomy videos are great, beautiful diagrams, well written sentences, but with due respect to the lecturer, he has no game and kills the lecture for me. He is basically reading the power points with nothing new to add to the lecture and the fact that he swipe the tablet for the next sentence to appear slows down the lecture even more. It's really hard to advocate for the program. The word of mouth is not helping here. Ive showed it to friends and they are not willing to purchase the course, not to mention I've reported 4 mistakes in the anatomy material so far. Im glad we have the 10 days testing period, because Im cancelling the subscription. It hasnt proved to me the material is worth $60.

Great overview

By Linn Mari F. on 01. June 2017 for Microcytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Feels clinically important! And Dr.Raj seems so passionate about his subjects, and he makes all his lectures fun and interesting.

terrible

By Theresa N. on 01. June 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

i dont like it. in the ad, it was free, now im told to suscribe

Super on point and hilarious! XD

By Juan Carlos R. on 01. June 2017 for Group 5: Other Antiarrhythmics – Antiarrhythmic Drugs

LOL That adenosine mental image will NEVER leave me ajajajajajaja

very good lecture

By Daniel A. on 01. June 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

thanks. the lecture was very informative and concise for such a complicated topic

rewarding lectures

By Baodi S. on 01. June 2017 for Macrocytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

Highly professional and of course rewarding lectures. Fast pacing and supplementary material make me learning efficient. Really appreciate them. Many thanks.

Excellent Course

By Anthony L. on 31. May 2017 for Innate Immune System

He ties everything together perfectly. He gives excellent examples. He is also very organized. I felt like my own class wasn't this good. But it also might be because I already read about immuno and used this more for clarification.

One of the best!

By Mariana I. on 31. May 2017 for Glomerulonephritis

Great presentation, great explanations. At the end, finally, everything fits into their place! wonderful.

DR.RAJ your way of teaching is so excellent and easy to understand,loved it so much,

By rajesh p. on 31. May 2017 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr,Raj you are awesome teaching skills better than my university professor,looking forward to see more of your videos. Regards, Raj Patel

MY THOUGHTS ON HEAD & NECK ANATOMY by LECTURIO

By ABRAHAM I. on 31. May 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Simply awesome. The delivery, speed and diction is just excellent. Its anatomy made easy

Finally I got it

By Linn Mari F. on 30. May 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

I've been through almost the whole course, and I found it extremely helpful!

Superb lectures! If you dread pharm you NEED to watch these!

By Juan Carlos R. on 30. May 2017 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

The most logical, clinically/exam relevant, compact, yet complete information you are going to get for cardio pharm. He explains in a way that is relevant to the pathophys. Very grateful!

what about...?

By Laurent E. on 29. May 2017 for Erysipelas and Molluscum Contagiosum

Interesting but a little light on my point of view. I am a resident working in France to become an emergency doctor and honestly i would have enjoy to have a differential diagnosis guide between erysipelas and DVT for instance or other similar looking skin disorders. Often receiving elderly patients at emergency, it is sometimes hard do make a difference (clinically i mean) between erysipelas and "ocre dermite" also called purpuric angiodermatitis, part of post thrombotic syndrome. What about the "portal of entry" in erysipelas we have to look for? what about the difference in aspect between cellulitis and erysipelas, one having more delimited and visible border than the other? Anyway thank you for this lecture :)

Doesn't miss anything but still lacking.

By David D. on 29. May 2017 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Though I wouldn't want to hurt the instructors feelings, I think the concepts are all included, but his ability to convey the information in a coherent, and appealing matter are lacking. Anyone can just read you the concept and put slide after slide, but there is a finesse to the presentation of material. If every lecturer could have that finesse, this would be the most incredible resource for medical students around the world.

A little unclear

By Linn F. on 29. May 2017 for Myocyte Conduction Pathway and Atrioventricular Block (AV) – Heart Rate and Electricity

I've been watching through and writing notes your videos til this one (thank you so much for making this easy and understandable while staying on a detailed level that I need for my exams) BUT there's something that wasn't that clear to me. What did you mean on the slide about type 2, where you mentioned Mobitz? Sentence nr2 of the 3 didn't make much sense to me.

Amazing course, especially Cardiopath

By Juan Carlos R. on 28. May 2017 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

This guy grows on you. He keeps you engaged. Not many professors can do that! If you don't "get him" I would say you don't "get medicine" either cause he's the real deal.

excellent

By sumaya h. on 27. May 2017 for Spinal Cord Segments and Spinal Nerves

It was very simple and understandable. I could keep up without being confused.

FEEDBACK

By JoseAnthony I. on 27. May 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

I would like in the questions, a rationale of the answer goes directly to the part of the lecture where it is explained. Like an option would be great

Great!!

By Koshin A. on 27. May 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Excellent presentation!! However, a minute or two filling in with a little more details would have been a tremendous completion of concepts.

excellent

By Tarun T. on 25. May 2017 for Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

making concept in few time ..quite easy with vedio lecture

Straight Forward and Concise

By Curtis u. on 25. May 2017 for Clinical Correlation: Vertebral Artery Syndrome – Carotid and Subclavian Arteries

Lecturer is knowledgeable and seems to care about the student's understanding of the material.

Excellent teaching by Dr Delves

By Marios L. on 24. May 2017 for Class Switch Recombination, Co-Expression and B-Cell Development – Lymphocyte Development

Dr Delves is an excellent lecturer. He makes everything simple and understandable. I like the fact that he raises his voice to indicate key words. I have already recommended the whole curriculum to Medical Students in other countries

Great for visual learners!

By Mariana B. on 24. May 2017 for Cerebral Cortex

Dr. Canby makes neuroanatomy very simple to understand! This lecture covers all the essentials, with great, colorful slides, perfect for visual learners!

It lacks some important diseases sadly

By jo j. on 23. May 2017 for Movement Disorders

The overall quality is good. But what about diseases like ALS, I dont understand why a important disease like this are not covered in the clinical neurology course. And there are couple of other diseases also. I hope that lecturio fixes this issues in the near future.

Thank you!

By Isabel P. on 22. May 2017 for Pacemaker Potential and Pacemaker Cells – Heart Rate and Electricity

Thank you!! Finally understood this after years of studying it over and over again... I can't believe it was so simple!! Thank you so much!

GOOD LLECTURE

By HASIF HUSSAIN M. on 22. May 2017 for Classical Conditioning – Associative Learning (PSY, BIO)

I LOVED THE LECTURE I WILL RECOMMEND TO MY FRIENDS HOPE TO SEE MANY MORE OF THIS KIND VIDEOS

Very Good!

By Reymark G. on 22. May 2017 for Asthma Medication Questions

Good teacher and has a calm voice, makes him a good speaker.

its actually good, but i still have hard time grasping

By deleted u. on 21. May 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

the plot charts are really confusing. takes a few replays to grasp a little.

A little disappointed

By Jermey B. on 20. May 2017 for Urinary Tract Physiology

I felt it lacked detail of specific transporters, and no references to any diseases or drug MOAs. Not very detailed for medical review/test prep.

Very Good

By Michael O. on 19. May 2017 for Cerebral Cortex

I thought it was very straight forward and informational. Pretty good just for starters.

Excelent

By Paco S. on 19. May 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

I really liked this course, it was easy and interactive even tough english isn't my natal language

Good review of IHD

By Sterling H. on 18. May 2017 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Clear and concise. Dr Raj has an engaging and interactive method of lecture that helps make this topic much easier to understand.

Thank you

By sarah F. on 18. May 2017 for Frank-Starling Curve and Atrial Dynamics – Cardiac Mechanics

I enjoyed the breakdown of each intricate part of the system. I feel that I understand pharmacology better, especially digoxin and its effect on the heart.

Awesome lectures!

By Neuer N. on 17. May 2017 for Other Skin Diseases

Very helpful, concise, and overall great lectures!! I'm excited to complete other courses!

Lots of Detail by Engaging Lecteuer

By deleted u. on 16. May 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Lecture covered lots of details without becoming boring. Presented at a medically relevant level. Basically, animates the contents in an anatomical atlas. Results are better retention!

Great Lecture

By deleted u. on 16. May 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Lecturer seems to know the material and is able to convey in a manner that is engaging

Interesting Lecture without becoming Boring

By deleted u. on 16. May 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Great lecturer! Covers the topic without becoming bogged down in the details.

Great Overview with Clinical Correlations

By deleted u. on 16. May 2017 for Bacteria

Lecture was well organized and covered the appropriate level for this topic.

Bad presenter

By Ibrahim A. on 15. May 2017 for Leukemia – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

I don't like this teacher!! ( I think most of the students have the same opinion)

Great teacher

By STEVEN S. on 15. May 2017 for Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

Dr Craig speaks clearly and slowly so it is easy to follow

Smoothly presented lecture, good content, could use some additions

By George L. on 14. May 2017 for Atopic Dermatitis

Good lecture. The talking is very smooth and continuous not robotic like it sometimes tends to be the case with Dr.Raj. Excellent! Good explanation of the terms and the difference between atopic and contact dermatitis! Some more elaboration on treatment options, including non-pharmacologic and the role of allergen testing (should you do it or not?) would be a good addition.

Superb

By tobias m. on 14. May 2017 for Cardiovascular Histology

I will choose Lecturio over any other online medical lectures. Your team of lecturers are so Superb. This lecture has thought me a lot and all details I need to know about Cardiovascular histology. Thanks a lot Dr. Meyer and Lecturio.

shRNA & siRNA needed to be covered

By Hamad A. on 13. May 2017 for Biotechnology

I like the Lecture it explain many things but there are very important thinks haven't been explained like how to knockout some genes by using shRNA or siRNA. I know that you explain CRSPR which is the greatest method ever . But I think is necessary to talk about shRNA, siRNA and what the advantage and disadvantag because everyday in school we here about them and I think they need to coverd in this lecture. Thanks

Awesome

By Tarun T. on 13. May 2017 for Reproductive Hormone Disorders

Amazing. Lecture..makes study easy and learning is no more a headache when good stuff available

great!

By Niamh D. on 12. May 2017 for B-Cell Differentiation – Lymphocyte Activation

I felt that this was a very good lecture, with detailed relevant information!

Great lectures

By Ric P. on 12. May 2017 for CNS - Pharmacology

Tried to review the most important parts of pharmacology form here before the exam, great and concise lectures!

Good content, room for improvement on the delivery

By George L. on 12. May 2017 for Acne Vulgaris

I like his explanation and also him demonstrating techniques or anatomic locations on his own body, however the diction feels very unnatural. This is in all the videos. Can that be improved? It becomes grating to listen to over time and speeding up the video doesn`t do much to improve it.

Very good!

By Laura P. on 11. May 2017 for Receptors and Messengers

Thank you Dr. Kevin Ahern!!! Sometimes you speak so fast, but these time was perfect :)

didn't like it

By lidia b. on 10. May 2017 for Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

so boring, it's no easy to follow. More pictures would be appeciated

Very useful video

By Maria Gracia S. on 10. May 2017 for Overview of the Cranial Nerves I—VI and Their Functional Components

I choosed this rating because it explains the topic very well, and I also like the clarification of the functions of a nerve.

Too basic

By Jermey B. on 10. May 2017 for Endocrine Physiology

Not enough material, lacked depth of material covered, questions too obvious, didn't cover all the hormones, and almost no linking to disease states/pathology.

Goljan 2.0

By Carissa J. on 09. May 2017 for Tubulointerstitial Diseases

Dr Raj is outstanding, and these lectures are excellent. These are perfect for preparing for medical exams. Detailed, in depth, and concise, I am hugely impressed.

Mr Wilson, thank you for being the teacher I have been looking for all my life!

By Saumya S. on 08. May 2017 for Respiratory Physiology

Crisp, simple, clear, very useful, going into the core basics which allowed me to acquire a good insight into the mechanics of respiration. Thank you, Dr. Wilson, for being so supportive and a kind, good teacher paying attention to concepts spread out in such a phased manner. I am very grateful and humbled.

Great !

By Steven G. on 08. May 2017 for Gene Expression

Don't replace her. Good OVERVIEW/REVIEW of the material at hand. Her pace is good. Her voice and expression and everything else is dynamic and engaging.

A very bad lecture

By Avinoam M. on 08. May 2017 for Acute Bacterial Meningitis: Predisposing Factor Head Trauma

A very bad lecture. Mistakes that can not be said lecture after lecture

okay lecturer but not captivating

By Thomas R. on 07. May 2017 for Brain Stem Components: Midbrain, Pons and Medulla Oblongata

lacklustre explanation and too concise - neuroanatomy is a subject that needs far more explanation even if just a review

Great but missing some things

By Dani H. on 06. May 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Overall great, but is missing much of the details in the skull (for example names of the specific bones, features of the bones, etc.) and head in general.

Great resource - great integration!

By Susara Sophia M. on 04. May 2017 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I chose this rating because Dr Raj explains concepts on a level that I can understand and remember, I love the integration with physiology that he uses to explain pathology - absolutely great! Thank you Dr Raj!

Easy to understand

By Lê N. on 03. May 2017 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

He repeats stuff a lot (in a good and memorable way) which makes me remember and understand the lesson easily. Plus he has good sense of humor!

great lecture

By Shoug N. on 03. May 2017 for Hemoglobin and Movement of Oxygen: Introduction

The professor was very clear and his tone was lively :)

Microbiology

By Denise C. on 02. May 2017 for Parasites

Very good teacher! Funny! Great job. I can spend all they long listening to him.

Tidy, but a little cursory!

By Cassandra J. on 01. May 2017 for Fascial Spaces and Surgical Access to Trachea – Neck

A clear and concise overview of the fascial spaces. However, I think the coverage of the surgical access to the trachea was way too superficial. Details of the levels of relevant anatomical zones, and how to locate these areas in a clinical manner would've been greatly appreciated. Otherwise very useful!

Immunology.

By olawale o. on 30. April 2017 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

Immunology is one of my weakest area, but this lecture series have helped me delve into it and bring it together to the point that I am so confident about it. Thank you so much! I wish they will compile the print-able lecture notes into booklet one can purchase. Lecturio has really beautiful notes and diagrams that make learning easy.

All over good but there are several aspects that lack more indepth information

By Anastasia L. on 29. April 2017 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics

When paying money I expect to have a more indepth lecture than you can find on youtube. He is good at explaining, but some examples should be explained better, or not brushed over quickly, as well I would suggest to make a couple more videos, that take parts as e.g. confounding and explain it in depth. All in all nice but with some a little bit lacking here and there. I love the fact that they aren't very long, that way you can focus through the whole lecture before taking a break

More detail needed

By Kamil S. on 26. April 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Whilst useful for a brief introduction, I do not feel the lecturio anatomy programme in general provides sufficient detail to be a main-line resource. The videos are too brief and superficial in content to adequately prepare a student for internal examinations, let alone to an NBME standard. The presentation itself is clear and ok.

Great cancer understandings

By Breeana M. on 26. April 2017 for Leukemia: Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) – White Blood Cell Pathology

The lectures were great. It clearly explains the information and the pictures/presentation went well with him. It was easy to follow along not to fast were you get lost but not to slow were you are falling asleep

Replace her

By mina s. on 25. April 2017 for Gene Expression

Please replace her. Explanation is very poor, she hesitate a lot, and seems unprepared and unsure. It is confusing and in comparison to a lot of lecturers you have here, the standard is incredibly low!

Very Good!!

By Shaden A. on 25. April 2017 for Pattern Recognition Receptors (PRRs)

Gave me a clear informations in simplest way!! Also her accent very God!! i'm from KSA and i found it easily to understand Love it! Thank u.

Perfect!

By Laura P. on 24. April 2017 for Endocrine Histology

Everything is perfectly explained. Maybe I've missed Pineal Gland but I don't have more words for all the videos that I'm watching from Lecturio. Is a new system to learn, and in my opinion, I'm learning more than in classes because you can stop the video in any time. Thanks

Good for a review.

By Lucas S. on 24. April 2017 for Bone Remodeling

In my opinion, this course on muscles is good for a review of the most important points of the topic. I couldn't find the striated muscle lecture, there are only smooth muscle lectures here. I think a little bit of more detail could make this course perfect!

easy to understand

By Wonhee L. on 23. April 2017 for Immunoglobulin Genes and Recombination – Lymphocyte Development

The professor explains with clarity and organization which makes it easier to understand.

He totally nailed it.

By Yaser S. on 23. April 2017 for Tissue Typing, Immunosuppressive Drugs and GVHD

He is very entusiasthic at teaching, and makes very clear examples. I love him.

Dosing

By Candace I. on 23. April 2017 for CNS - Pharmacology

I'm learning lots from the pharmacology lectures. However, they would be even better if they were to include mention of typical dosing regimens. Thanks!

Clear

By Deepali P. on 22. April 2017 for Aging

Very clear and concise. Information broken down well good review

Well organized information

By Francesco G. on 22. April 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

Information are organized very well: all concepts that I have studied on my physiology book in some weeks, are here summarized in short lectures that took me an afternoon to go through it. I would strongly recommend it.

Great!

By Sawsan T. on 21. April 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Really liked it. Very clear in concept and easy to understand.

I recommed!

By Lucas S. on 21. April 2017 for Adaptive Immune System

The lectures are very complete and give the correct amount of emphasis according to the importance for the medical world. I've studied only using this course for my first exam and it was pretty much all I needed! I surely recommend!

Best of all

By Hernando J. on 20. April 2017 for Cell-mediated Immunity: Gamma-Delta T-Cells, T-Cell Receptor, and Alpha-Beta T-Cells

Makes it way more easier to understand, it is very summarized and clear.

AWESOME

By Royston D. on 19. April 2017 for Respiratory Anatomy [Archive]

i wish i could learn it but i cant because doesn't let meh

Recommended!

By Marie H. on 19. April 2017 for Toxicology

Nice speed and good lecture notes. Our uni doesn't cover toxicology well and this course was perfect for revision.

Good, need more information

By Febelia Devina S. on 19. April 2017 for Atopic Dermatitis

Easy to understand. I recommend adding more information regarding medication such as what kind of systemic seroid we are using.

Exceptional teaching

By Rizal H. on 19. April 2017 for Malignant Neoplasm: Invasion and Metastasis – Neoplasia

Your lectures are exceptional, it makes reading the books much easier. Thank you

Boring

By Shirley E. on 18. April 2017 for Cranial Nerve IV: Trochlear Nerve

The information is sound but he's boring, He does not make the material interesting. I find it hard to pay attention or not fall asleep during his lectures and therefore i do not do well with the quizzes.

nAKED!

By Jermey B. on 17. April 2017 for Nutrition

Covers B vitamins and Fat soluble. Pretty good. Lacks Certain vitamins: Zinc, Fe etc. Loved the nAKED mnemonic!

fantastic

By Abd Alrahman O. on 17. April 2017 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

this is perfect explain of Triangles of the Neck thx doctor.Craig Canby

Stomach and duodenal diseases

By Musawair K. on 17. April 2017 for Stomach and Duodenum Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I like it, please make high eyelid question, I ll really appreciate it,thanks

Good

By Jermey B. on 17. April 2017 for Chromosomal Disorders

Though it was good. Be patient w/ Imprinting the slides in Prader Willi/Angelman give a good visual of what it is.

ischemic strokes could be focal or global

By Neuer S. on 16. April 2017 for Ischemic Stroke: Characteristics

very clear explanation and easy to understand great examples and easy to follow

I enjoyed the endocrine section

By Thomas A. on 15. April 2017 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

I like it because it highlighted the basic concepts and the tutor made it interactive by asking questions in between the lectures allowing thinking process. The tutor also simplified it. I enjoyed it.

Great lectures

By Laurie C. on 15. April 2017 for Renal Diagnostics

I like use Dr. Raj lecture series as my adjunct professor to my course work. I am visual learner and I supplement my readings with as many free lectures available.

Interesting

By Azo A. on 14. April 2017 for Adrenal Gland Disorders

Dr Raj was very specific and detailed in a very little time which makes the lecture interesting.

Great Lecture

By Ahmed A. on 13. April 2017 for Lesions of the Visual Pathway

Explains it to a point where the visual pathway is simple.

Great Lectures

By Jon W. on 08. April 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

Fantastic lectures and course. I am a critical care nurse and like to review these lectures to refresh my knowledge on topics. These lectures are perfect for remembering heart physiology and gaining a better understanding of some of the more difficult concepts.

Biochemistry who every thought it could be fun to learn

By Steve P. on 07. April 2017 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

These lessons are brilliant enjoyed them so much I have bought some books by Kevin Ahern, PhD the questions at the end also reinforce learning.

Nutrition & Biochemistry

By Steve P. on 07. April 2017 for Nutrition

I'm enjoying Lecturio, the videos and follow up questions are ideal way to learn, the speakers excellent. I've spent many hours on You Tube hoping to fine something like this. I also saw Lecturio, is on You Tube and have subscribed yesterday having watched the Nutrition video and Biochemistry, also bought some eBooks that was mentioned in biography that I'm sure I will also enjoy. Thank you!

Non-pharmacological options

By Hamed S. on 07. April 2017 for Atopic Dermatitis

Fantastic talk but would have liked further information on non-pharmacological treatment and also the role of allergen testing

Like the use of DDX

By Hamed S. on 07. April 2017 for Seborrheic Dermatitis

I find one of the challenging aspects of dermatology is to keep in the various ddx for "similar" looking presentation. The way these lectures are set out has been very useful to have a few ddx to think about when facing a pt with a rash!

Very thorough

By Hamed S. on 07. April 2017 for Acne Vulgaris

Great talk I would have liked to hear further discussion on the use preventative strategies, duration of treatment for tetracyclines and retininoids as well as mention of OCP in females.

Aging (a fact of life)

By Steve P. on 06. April 2017 for Aging

I really enjoyed this tutorial and did fairly well on the questions. Georgina Cornwall, PhD is joy to listen to and easy to learn from.

Overall good videos

By Azwer A. on 06. April 2017 for Enterohepatic Circulation and Health

I was impressed by the knowledge of the professor. However, the very short length of each lecture was disturbing and distracting.

introduction to thyroid

By Tara B. on 06. April 2017 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

clear and concise introduction to the thyroid gland and thyroidectomy relative to the fascial spaces

Dr. Raj is the best.

By Jon R. on 05. April 2017 for Obstructive Lung Disease

Dr. Raj is the best. Very uplifting and fun to watch, I forget I'm learning.

Parasite topic

By Musawair K. on 04. April 2017 for Parasites

I like too much,plz make more high yelid questions with each topics,i appreciate it.

Great lecturer

By SAKDA H. on 03. April 2017 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

The lecturer is really good in explaining the concepts and has really great clarity. It feels so good to listen to him and understand the underlying pharmacological principles

awesome

By antonypa f. on 02. April 2017 for Compartments and Cervical Fascia – Neck

great to come to this site and explore everything.it helped me a lot in my exam .its is agreat benefit to me

Nice lectures

By Sarina P. on 02. April 2017 for Single-Gene Disorders

Good lectures, would be more helpful if there are practice questions and further readings. - first year medical student.

helpes to understand easily, i recommend it.

By Eda D. on 02. April 2017 for Regulation of GFR and RBF

very good explanations helped me to understand easily. Recommend watching it.

easy to focus and understand

By Eda D. on 02. April 2017 for Blood Supply and Control – Urinary System

I love this subject and the professor. Clean explanations and short videos helps me stay focused.

Grades much improved

By Amy A. on 02. April 2017 for Diseases of the Nephron

Going through this lecture in its entirety helped me improve in this subject. I stuck with the program, and it payed off.

Best lecture on immunology

By Neuer N. on 01. April 2017 for Hypersensitivity: Type 1 – Causes

Best lecture on immunology .thanks sir for it.l am glad and confident.

Carlos Raj, great professor!

By julia p. on 01. April 2017 for Valvular Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Awesome class, thank you for all the learning. Hope to see more lectures from this!

thanks

By Afef K. on 28. March 2017 for Immune Response

it is made simple, clear and easy to understand regardless the details need to be learned. this is the correct pedagogic way to teach and to learn. This is one of the things that shows that the teacher is a PhD. I wish those lectures were translated in french and that all medical students in my university benefit from it and also every medical student all over the world. Thanks for teaching us and for spreading the knowledge and make things easy for us.

REgular

By Maylyn G. on 27. March 2017 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I felt that there where some details missing, Dr. Raj did give out the basic description of the majority of diseases, but if the videos where a little more complete I wouldn't of felt the need to go read and look some where else

Very general

By Mazen N. on 27. March 2017 for Thyroid Gland – Neck

it is extremely general and does not provide the important notes about the gland like its blood suplly, innervation and details about what could be damaged if a thyrodectomy was preformed wrongly.

Well taught content

By Vincent B. on 27. March 2017 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia

Carlo makes the content interesting and manageable with intonation and examples.

Thumbs up

By Maylyn G. on 27. March 2017 for Heart Sounds

Good pathofis; understanding the basics helps alot; its alot of info and trying to wire it in my head isnt easy; But it was a good explantion

very good details

By Nawaf A. on 26. March 2017 for Adaptive Immune System

this kind of learning cover all information the medical students need, i highly recommended for medical student.

amazing so much only

By Youssef K. on 25. March 2017 for Regulation of Iron Transport

this guy so good only amazing so much only omg nice nice

Great overall review, needs more details.

By Isaac V. on 25. March 2017 for Adaptive Immune System

Great fast, overall review. I absolutely disagree with people saying there are too much details; in fact, I would have liked more details regarding specific processes.

Very detailed

By daisy g. on 25. March 2017 for Functions and Segments – Urinary System

I think if you're looking for a very detailed explanation of the system, I think this video is perfect and it goes at a very good pace too. I only needed an specific amount of information, so I ended up watching a video that was too specific for me to use.

Excellent lecture

By Isaac V. on 24. March 2017 for Humoral Immunity: T-Dependent, T-Independent Antigens, and Class Switching

Excellent lecture! Dismissed several doubts I had on this topic why reading it from the book.

Fun Lectures

By Bryce C. on 24. March 2017 for Disorders of Vulva, Vagina and Cervix

Dr. Raj really presents the material well and makes it fun. I think that I especially appreciate his lectures because he asks questions throughout and keeps us on our toes. I could be driving to school for 30 min, doing dishes, or just watching to take a break from notes and I always get involved in his videos.

Excellent work

By Muhammad Muzaffar H. on 23. March 2017 for Heart Failure: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

very High yield points and clinically integrated , usmle step based lecture & concept making Thanks

Great understanding with physiological concepts

By Rebecca S. on 23. March 2017 for Pericardial Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

This is a very good course with focus on the most important material. Furthermore he keeps drawing lines to other diseases and physiology giving a good understanding of the greater picture. Only thing I miss in this lecture is recordings of the different sounds you'll hear on auscultation instead of just mentioning what you'll hear. Great lecture

Well described but omission of Chronic Subdural haematoma

By Hamed S. on 21. March 2017 for Trauma: Epidural and Subdural Hematoma

Good talk on the topic but could be improved by discussion management and when you may consider surgical evacuation vs watch and wait. Also no mention of chronic subdural haematoma.

I need of improvement

By Hamed S. on 21. March 2017 for Increased Intracranial Pressure (ICP)

I'm not sure if this topic will be covered in neurosurg but serious detail lacking. First of all no definition what a raised ICP is and how best to diagnose. No clear explanation of the underlying cause ie mass effect (tumour, abscess), vascular (hypoxia, hypercapnia, venous flow obstruction), hydrocephalus (obstructive vs none), pseudotumor cerebri. It would have been useful to discuss shunts in the treatment as well and when you may consider inserting them

Comprehensive and suggestions for the future

By Hamed S. on 21. March 2017 for Dementia

Again a really comprehensive coverage of this topic. I would like in the future for a discussion regarding the use of mini-mental state examinations as it is an important part of the work up of a patient with memory impairment. I was surprised not hear about the cautious use of neuroleptics in Lewy body dementia. I would have like to learn more about the clinical utility of neuroimaging and when you would use them? Finally, It would have also been good to tackle prion disease

Covers all the key pathologies

By Hamed S. on 21. March 2017 for Movement Disorders

Really comprehensive talks on the various movement disorders. I would have liked to see video examples of each movement disorders for completeness

Good, but not great.

By deleted u. on 20. March 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

The course brings the general ideia of the anatomy content with interesting clinical correlations. Although, the lectures could be more detailed, specially in vascular anatomy. I also suggest more precise images.

I LIKE this

By Ali A. on 20. March 2017 for Parathyroid Gland Disorders

NICE LECTURE GOOD DOCTOR PERFECT PRESENTATION Perfect website thank you very very very very much

High yield and focused

By Abisoye s. on 20. March 2017 for Pituitary Gland Disorders

As a NP now in medical school the high yield focus of the lectures are so important to me. Keep it focused, love it.

Very comprehensive

By Hamed S. on 20. March 2017 for Polyneuropathy

A truly comprehensive coverage of this topic. Really impressed with how much information is included and the systematic approach to formulating a ddx

Great lecturer

By Gais T. on 19. March 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Great lecturer and keeps it simple with step by step. Also his slides are very simple yet thorough thereby not confusing the student with too much content per slide.

Almost there

By Hamed S. on 18. March 2017 for Multiple Sclerosis: Diagnosis and Treatment

Good summary of the topic but would have been also good further discuss some of the immunosuppresive agents and fingolimod. In the dx workup section the use of MRI was also omitted

Overall a great coverage of this topic

By Hamed S. on 18. March 2017 for Seizures

I really enjoyed the overall topic. Good balance of detail. What I suggest for future revisions is to expand the criteria for when you would prescribe AED for example aside from 2 eps pts with focal abnormalities or underlying conditions that cannot be remedied or patients with abnormal EEGs may be started on these agents. Furthermore, impact on driving and occupation could have also been included. Finally, I would love to see a separate section focused secondary cause of seizures.

Thanks very concise lectures

By Abdul Haque A. on 16. March 2017 for Microbiology: Introduction

I would like to recommend all the USMLE and other medical exam preparing candidates to go through the Lecturio because the lectures are concise and easy to understand.

Needing more details

By Hamed S. on 16. March 2017 for Sub-Acute Headache, Chronic Headache and Migraine

It would have been good to further discuss migraine headaches and tensions headaches. I would have like to learn more about the features of aura (incl scotomas). Moreover, a discussion on what constitutes medication overuse headache is warranted given the ease of access to OTC analgesics. Finally an opportunity has been missed to discuss if which circumstances you would consider the use of prophylactic therapies

Lots of detail lacking

By Hamed S. on 16. March 2017 for Hemorrhagic Stroke

Not sure if there will further talks on haemorrhagic stroke but significant omissions evident. For example target for BP lowering, discussion of management of complications incl vasopasm, raised ICP, seziure prevention. Work up of patient wasn't clear ie the use of lumbar punctures in high clinical suspicions but ct equivocal

Decent but flesh out the management

By Hamed S. on 16. March 2017 for Ischemic Stroke: Treatment

I enjoyed the series on ischaemic stroke but it would have been great to discuss in more depth the secondary management of stroke in particular blood pressure targets and agents with the most supportive evidence for use (e.g ACE-I). I also note that there was an omission about the best way to manage BP in the acutely hypertensive patient post stroke. Despite theses as always good taster of the topic. I appreciate the challenge of work that goes into producing these contents

How do we treat this?

By Hamed S. on 15. March 2017 for Portal Hypertension

Good way of classifying the causes but missed out on defining the pressure (>5 mmHg) and potential treatment options such as propranolol, TIPS etc.... Also what about the potential complications, which would have been perfect to discuss here ie variceal bleeds

What about Focal Nodular Hyperplasia

By Hamed S. on 15. March 2017 for Benign Liver Tumors

Missed another important benign tumour of the liver that would have been worthwhile covering

What about other drugs?

By Hamed S. on 15. March 2017 for Drug-Induced Liver Disease & Acetaminophen Toxicity

It would have been great to list the most common agents that could potentially lead to liver toxicity aside from paracetamol, incl phenytoin, statins, amiodarone, methotrexate. Also not sure if this would be discussed in the Emergency Medicine talks but actually working up the patient and what to do from a monitoring point of view once a diagnosis of paracetamol overdose would have been really helpful. It would have been worth noting that acetylcysteine most efficacious within 8 to 10 hours after ingestion of paracetamol.

IV alpha1-antiprotease

By Hamed S. on 15. March 2017 for Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency: Diagnosis

It would have been good to discuss the use IV arantiprotease for the management of this condition. Moreover a little bit of discussion about the genetics of this conditions how it influences the disease presentation and natural history.

Very good lecture

By Michael O. on 15. March 2017 for Thoracic Outlet Syndrome – Neck

Since anatomy is a very difficult subject and very vast, I think that Canby does an excellent job at slowing down and being concise. This lecture hits all the key points as well as ask relevant questions to help retain the information.

Very good!

By Georgia J. on 11. March 2017 for Nutrition

Simple and easy to understand! Covers only what really matters!!!

Fail to teaching leukemia.

By Napas W. on 09. March 2017 for Leukemia – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

This is fail about teaching in detail about leukemia . The detailed PBS and Bonemarrow is fewer than expected . More over for the hematology lesson , this is not a concise approach to the leukemia patient . Not enough knowledge to take care of leukemia Patient too . This chapter is far away lower standard than the pulmonology or cardiology chapter .

Rome Criteria III

By Hamed S. on 09. March 2017 for Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Presentation and Treatment

It would have been useful to go over the Rome III criteria to have an appreciation of the diagnostic criteria. Moreover, it would be extremely beneficial to cover the red flags

Need to expand on complications

By Hamed S. on 09. March 2017 for Ulcerative Colitis (UC)

For example no mention of primary scelorising cholangitis, need for colonscopy after 8 yrs of active disease and subsequent colectomy if premalignant lesions identified. Also no mention of toxic megacolon. It would have been good to discuss the hierarchy of management in these patients

Role of biopsy?

By Hamed S. on 09. March 2017 for Celiac Disease (Sprue): Definition and Treatment

A superficial talk about an important contributor to malabsorption. I think it would have been good to discuss why we need to assess for the prescence of IgA to begin with. What the role of HLA is in the disease. Moreover, the importance of biopsy as well as the long term complication of celiac disease include osteoprosis, neurological impairment and enteropathy associated T-cell lymphoma.

Can be improved

By Hamed S. on 09. March 2017 for Helicobacter Pylori Infection

It would would have been good to further elaborate on dx testing and in which clinical circumstances one would be more appropriate over the other. Also with the increasing incidence of resistant organisms I feel the lecture didn't adequately outline appropriate second line management. Also the error regarding PPI which was flagged by another listener

It was helpful

By Isioma O. on 08. March 2017 for Macrocytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

The video really helped me understand Macrocytic Anemia better and cleared alot of misunderstanding

Diagnostic pathway

By Hamed S. on 08. March 2017 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

I think the lectures provide a quick summary of these sections. However, I don't think it is adequate depth particularly when it comes to management. This is exemplified by the management of oesophageal varices where it is unclear which management approach will be utilised first/preferred in the case of acute bleed nor is it clear when you will need to utilise TIPSS. Finally a number of diagnostic tests are mentioned throughout the talks but the audience is not provided with a basis to approach the patients sitting on front of them. As an example if a patient complains of dysphagia or dyspepsia what will be your first diagnostic tests and the order in which you will perform these test. I think this the higher level thinking required for step 2

Follow up?

By Hamed S. on 08. March 2017 for Barrett's Esophagus

No mention of ongoing follow up and grades of barrett's

Direct and Clear Coverage of Humoral Immunity for Medical Students

By Vanessa V. on 07. March 2017 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

Concise, succinct, and coverage for the pertinent material a medical student should know!

How do we manage these patients?

By Hamed S. on 07. March 2017 for Cystic Diseases (Renal Cystic Pathology)

The talk was interesting but no clear explanation of how PKD gene causes cysts moreover no discussion over management of these patients

Good lecture

By Rese A. on 06. March 2017 for Regulation of GFR and RBF

Clear and concise, concepts were explained in enough detail and slowly enough to follow.

Dr Raj is the best teacher in the world, thank you sir!

By sohail h. on 05. March 2017 for Pericardial Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Dr Raj is the best teacher in the world, thank you sir!

Great lecture

By Jacob S. on 05. March 2017 for Renin Angiotensin Aldosterone – Drugs in Hypertension

Dr. Shunkle provides a great explanation of the RAAS. The lecture follows nicely along with my book and studies.

Absolutely fantastic

By Asiya H. on 05. March 2017 for Changes in Body Fluid Compartment

Absolutely fantastic. Very well explained. I retained everything from this lecture.

Great examples

By Rebecca S. on 04. March 2017 for Single-Gene Disorders

These lectures (all of medical genetics) was really useful in connecting your knowledge. It is great how general theory is connected to the most important genetic diseases - very useful

Very Good Professor.

By Eda D. on 02. March 2017 for Pathway Overview and Reactions – Part 1

Great professor, great explanations. This video was like a summary of important parts.

Contrast of Lectures

By Ebenezer G. on 02. March 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Lectures on Anatomy of the Heart was more concise, very comphrensible and corresponded with Last Anatomy textbook. Upper Limb Lectures wasn't as concise as Lectures on The Thorax( Heart). But I am very grateful to Lecturio for making my learning more simplified....

Not helpful and makes even the most comprehensible topic difficult to understand

By Emanuele D. on 02. March 2017 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

"Now once this patient is giving you such a history, what would you want to give that patient automatically? You give this patient something in which there is going to be relief from the chest pain. Correct? What does that mean to you? It means underneath the tongue anytime that there's chest pain, you place nitroglycerin correct? Sublingual." I'm sorry, and i really don't want to sound rude, but this is not how a professional teacher should speak. When i hear this i just get very confused, and i already have my teachertoconfuse me. Dr. Raj use this rethorical questions all the time and they're very annoying. What i like about lecturio's lessons is the fact that almost all the teachers use very easy sentences when they speak, and they use a lot schemes and pictures to be more clear.

So cool and clarity of concepts is not an issue for Dr Delves. thank you

By Moses M. on 02. March 2017 for Strategies to Eliminate Pathogens

I love everything about it. Not only knowledgeable but a gifted speaker

By hamzah a. on 28. February 2017 for Adrenal Functions

it's too summarized & there's not enough questions in the the qbank

I really enjoyed this lecture

By Jennifer O. on 27. February 2017 for Atherosclerosis: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Excellent Integration with Biochemistry that enables long term retention of what was learned in the first year of medical school.

By Jennifer O. on 27. February 2017 for Hypertension: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

The questions were a little easier than what is normally asked. Though the hyperlipidemia lecture was excellent.

Good!

By Larice G. on 27. February 2017 for Bone: Structure and Function

It says the essential about the bones structure and function with understandable explanation and examples

I love the way this doctor explains

By Hernando J. on 27. February 2017 for Immune Response

It makes it way easier to understand, I hope he'll guide me though my exam

Very Good!

By Clara H. on 26. February 2017 for (Nephrogenic) Diabetes Insipidus (DI)

Very informative, I am currently in nursing school and I don't even need to read my text book except for the section of nursing care. Carlo Raj is amazing at teaching my favorite instructor here in lecturio! thanks!

good explanation ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye

By pushpinder b. on 26. February 2017 for Central Diabetes Insipidus

good explanation ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye

Update for new sGLT2 inhibitors

By Hamed S. on 25. February 2017 for Retired - Oral Agents for Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 – Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus

good summary. The presentation should be updated to include sodium-glucose transport proteins (SGLT2) inhibitors like dapagliflozin.

Liked it!

By Lindsey S. on 25. February 2017 for Rosacea

I liked this video much better than the last. :) Maybe it's because he starts to feel more comfortable in front of the camera.

Too robotic sounding

By Lindsey S. on 25. February 2017 for Acne Vulgaris

I agree with the above review. As knowledgable and nice as he may be, the flow isn't there. It's very robotic.

No nonsense. No extraneous "mnemonics".

By Franklin N. on 23. February 2017 for Leukemia – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

This was a dense, clinically-relevant presentation of material that will very likely be on Step 1. Dr. Raj has a way of presenting that keeps my attention and gives me a sense of primacy that I don't get from other kinds of videos.

it was very good lecture it will help me in my med biochem class thanku

By Priyank Y. on 23. February 2017 for Amino Acid Metabolism: Introduction

it was very good lecture it will help me in my med biochem class thanku

Structure and questions improve lecture

By Rebecca S. on 22. February 2017 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

This is in my opinion the perfect way of building up lectures: Starting out with introduction to all different groups. Followed by details in all groups and ending with questions, so that you are sure you can use the knowledge you have just gained.

Prions and statistics

By Rebecca S. on 22. February 2017 for Prions

This lectures goes through the important prion diseases. It focuses a lot on statistics making the lecture a littler longer that needed. Overall a good lecture if you're not too busy in your studying

wow wow wow Dr Raj the Magician

By Hamed S. on 22. February 2017 for Diagnosis – Adrenal Insufficiency

Amazing explanation of the diagnostic pathway for adrenal insufficiency. The talk was clear and concise! Thank you

Wonderfully explained

By Hamed S. on 22. February 2017 for Introduction to Cushing’s Syndrome – Adrenal Gland

One of the best talks I have come across describing the algorithm for diagnosis of cushings (superior to Kaplan and med study internal medicine lectures). It would have also been good to discuss the advantages/disadvantages of 24 hr urine collections vs low dose dexamethasone suppression test. Seriously good work though Dr Raj!

Great

By Lorena P. on 21. February 2017 for Glucose Homeostasis – Endocrine Pancreatic Hormones

Excellent explanation, detailed enough to understand the main pathways and its regulation

Fungi

By Rebecca S. on 21. February 2017 for Fungi

This lecture was very organized by introduction and then going into detail with the most important fungi. Made it easy to approach and easy to jump back and forward in lecture if you had a part you wanted to see again

Wonderful coverage of the topic

By Hamed S. on 21. February 2017 for Parathyroid Gland Disorders

Really enjoyed refreshing my knowledge in this area. Good explanation of the physiology, dx, signs and symptoms and Rx

Goooooood

By TINKU S. on 21. February 2017 for Microbiology: Introduction

Videos were superb able to knw the concept very well.please upload more videos of individual parasites bacteria & fungus

Very good way of teaching and explanation is clear to the key points

By Nourhan B. on 19. February 2017 for Rosacea

Very good way of teaching and explanation is clear to the key points, thank you Dr.Carlo Raj!

Omission of subsequent investigaitons

By Hamed S. on 19. February 2017 for Differential Diagnoses – Hyperthyroidism (Thyrotoxicosis)

Good table but a discussion of subsequent investigations to further characterise the nodule is warranted. For example following up a cold nodule with U/S guided FNA . The algorithm wasn't took clear for example starting with thyroid function test, followed by iodine uptake and further imaging/biopsy

I love the breakdown.

By Timothy H. on 18. February 2017 for The Macromolecules of Life

Great breakdown of these biologically important macromolecules. Amazing detail on presenting each macromolecule and distinguishing polymers, monomers and non polymers.

Great Help.

By Timothy H. on 18. February 2017 for Energy, Enzymes and Metabolism

She is very detailed but yet not overwhelming with the lecture. It's been great help on my bio knowledge.

Excellent source to study and preparation for USMLE

By Ashwani B. on 17. February 2017 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Like it very much for education purpose very good.thanls for lecturio and the whole group for this

Great =)

By Gonzalo A. on 16. February 2017 for Energy, Enzymes and Metabolism

Not very hard to understand, sometimes a bit too "shallow". However most often very good. Even great.

Five stars.

By Gonzalo A. on 15. February 2017 for Urinary Tract Physiology

The lecture is enough detailed so one does not fall behind compared to others who choose to read about this topic. The lecturer speaks slow and calm, and he is very articulate.

Lecturio is a great way to learn medicine.

By RANGANATHAN S. on 12. February 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I liked the lectures very much . The in-depth classification of bones,muscles and associated systems surely was great. The clarity in voice and imaging helped me understand a great deal on appendicular skeleton . And i also scored great marks in the tests conducted on the topic anatomy of upper limbs at the university. Surely lecturio is the best choice for all medical U.G students. Thank you lecturio for your marvellous services.

incredible

By Harsh S. on 12. February 2017 for Innate Immune System

HE is best professor explains each and every concepts clearly. he is very enthusiastic about explaining every concepts .great sir thanks.

Great Lectures for USMLE Step 1

By Shelley D. on 12. February 2017 for Cardiac Physiology

Lectures are clear and concise and hit high yield topics for USMLE Step 1.

Awesome Teaching.

By Karolanne G. on 11. February 2017 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

Great Simple Teaching. Learning the different parts of the neck is interesting.

is very good

By Esaü B. on 11. February 2017 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

is very good because learn things new and interesting why me amazing

Useful

By Lukas K. on 10. February 2017 for Introduction: Pathogens and the Immune System

Very informative and pretty easy to understand. Recommended for people who has heard about the immune system before as it may be hard for beginners to understand.

Good

By praveen k. on 10. February 2017 for Single-Gene Disorders

They are good..But lengthy..I will take take lecturio for my step 2 also

Introduction to cell biology

By Marion G. on 10. February 2017 for Introduction to Cell Biology

The professor was very knowledgeable and presented the information in a clear and concise manner

Nicely done

By Della R. on 08. February 2017 for Trauma: Epidural and Subdural Hematoma

I really liked this lecture and learned a lot. He broke it down and explained things simply without being condescending, and I found his examples to be easy to remember.

Very helpful

By Halley B. on 08. February 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

It's very helpful, I was able to revise alot under a short period of time.

Very happy with these series although lack detail.

By Timur D. on 07. February 2017 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

Very nice course although in my opinion lacking more details ( actual pathways). Overall very happy!! :)

Awesome

By Bea M. on 07. February 2017 for Adaptive Immune System

I love these courses. I'm only a high school student, preparing to go to medical university. They help me to better understand biology or to be exact, human body. My mother tongue is not English which makes a little bit difficult to understand names in biology for example why T-cells called T-cells. Furthermore what I miss from the lectures are animations sometimes. I know I'm a kid, but animations help to visualize and learn things faster.

Great!

By Rashmi G. on 07. February 2017 for Stroke: Introduction

The lecture was concise and to the point. Dr Carlo's Style of lecturing always provides the right amount of emphasis, and his use of anecdotes help in visualising the patient. Any Iecture by Dr. Carlo Raj Is always highly recommended.

Very good course

By Catalina M. on 06. February 2017 for Bacteria

Very good course!!

Great way to explain and communicate the ideas to the students

By Martin B. on 06. February 2017 for Pattern Recognition Receptors (PRRs)

Great way to explain and communicate the ideas to the students.

"understand, don't memorize" - Carlo Raj

By sam f. on 05. February 2017 for Hypogonadism

This guy is awesome! Explained something in 3 minutes that the book wasn't able to do in 10 pages. "understand, don't memorize" Thanks Dr Carlo Raj!!!

Good, in-depth knowledge

By Martha, Miranda B. on 04. February 2017 for Cardiovascular Histology

The video was very helpful and the information communicated was good. But, a deeper explanation of the right answer would be helpful.

Nice revision of the immune respons

By Odrade G. on 04. February 2017 for Immune Response

I liked the way the lecture was build up. A nice structure, and explained in such a way it makes it easy to understand.

I like it for a general class, not for last minute revision.

By Bhavna P. on 04. February 2017 for Prions

It was very informational , I mean too much statistics about the history. Its really good for a class. But its bit TIME CONSUMING for some one running against time. One should be able to to hit guess the key points for revision. Im sorry, but this is my honest opinion.

incredible

By Derek H. on 03. February 2017 for Ischemic Heart Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

That was incredible! This just solidified everything from 2 weeks of cardio

All your lectures get the main points across.i have learned a lot.

By Neuer N. on 02. February 2017 for Endocrine Physiology

The lecture was right on point.was easy to understand.

Great path section on the iPhone

By Bryce C. on 02. February 2017 for Esophageal Disease: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

So far the path lectures on my iPhone are great. I drive 30 minutes to school each way and I think they are very comprehensible even when it's this more passive learning style. They are perfect for getting my brain ready for school and winding down on the drive back.

Great lecture!

By Vanessa V. on 02. February 2017 for Inflammation Pharmacology

Very succinct and clear material. The delivery was great and the organization of the material was easy to follow.

Simply put

By Hugh W. on 02. February 2017 for Humoral Immunity: Structure of Antibodies and Immunoglobulin Domains

complete plain english, easy to understand and straight to the point

Very straightforward

By Ari S. on 02. February 2017 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Exactly what I needed. Straightforward and to the point. Linearly organized.

Slightly distracting

By Andrea B. on 02. February 2017 for Urinary Tract Physiology

The images and lecture format are very helpful, but I get very distracted every time this professor mis-speaks or stumbles on the lecture. I'm not sure why the lecture is posted with these errors since they can be confusing when you're learning the material for the first time.

Favorite

By Andrea B. on 02. February 2017 for Innate Immune System

This is my favorite professor on Lecture (that I've seen so far). He is enthusiastic and engaging in addition to being clear and concise. I leave each lecture with a clear sense of the material and I love that the videos are short so if I need a review it is easily obtained.

Very helpful

By Martin S. on 01. February 2017 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

To the point and repetitive, which helps a lot with making sense of confusing differentials.

Awesome

By Yuyutsu K. on 01. February 2017 for Lipid Metabolism

Very helpful Keep it up .. easy to understand . Lecture in a simple way

Please include mnemonics for easy remembrance

By Fadekemi A. on 01. February 2017 for Carbohydrate Metabolism

Hello though I learnt new things by the good explanation of the pathway but I will be happy if there could be mnemonics to remember then easily. Thanks

Simple is better

By LAVON E. on 31. January 2017 for Cell Surface Receptors

Simple is better! Straight to the key-points and very well discussed!

Amazing lecture

By Farhat J. on 29. January 2017 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

Amazing lecture . I really liked it and learned from it a lot . Thank you

Good but incomplete.

By Sahiba S. on 29. January 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

Good videos, but incomplete for a full head and neck series - does not include important structures such as facial and trigeminal nerves, more on neck dissections - which are crucial for understanding head and neck anatomy

u da man

By Juan Carlos R. on 29. January 2017 for Innate Immune System

incredible once again, this professor is outstanding explaining the immune system in a logical, relatable fashion.

Wide, Easy and Complete.

By deleted u. on 29. January 2017 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

The lectures provide a wide vision of the endocrine system, Dr. Raj make it easier and absolutely complete with clinical correlations.

GREAT

By Juan Carlos R. on 28. January 2017 for Cells of the Adaptive Immune System

Fantastic, super simple to follow, the ppt slides are gold for a quick review

good

By Angela D. on 26. January 2017 for Fungi

covers everything essential, good overview, easy to follow, relevant info

very good

By khader H. on 26. January 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

it is very good but i need more details which is not mentioned on the videos

reinforcement of visual memorizing

By Jasmine I. on 26. January 2017 for Hypogonadism

could have been more immediate to understand if cited negative feedback in the primary hypogonadism.

Review questions

By Will S. on 25. January 2017 for Respiratory Histology

Needs more review questions, like the rest of the lectures.

questions

By Peter K. on 25. January 2017 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

much more questions needed for every video, more then few in the end of every thema

My favorite Lecturio course to date.

By Dr Glenn G. on 25. January 2017 for Microbiology: Introduction

Professor Racaniello is engaging. He really has made the study of microbiology enjoyable. This is the best Lecturio course I've taken to date. He has captured my interest. I'm looking forward to the more advanced microbiology course that I'll be taking in a couple of weeks. I would also love to see a Lecturio course on the microbiome, which I feel deserves a program of its own. This alone could be a 12 hour course.

his lecture is short

By varapiragasam r. on 24. January 2017 for Acute Pancreatitis: Ranson's Criteria, Treatment, and Complications

his lecture is short & more useful good for practice study easily

Finally understood

By Yoshana P. on 24. January 2017 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Immunology was one subject that I have hated since the very beginning I started studying it. I did understand what the immune system does but I really couldn't understand how everything was happening. After many unsuccessful attempts to understand it on my own I turned to these lectures and now I understand the core material. Thank you very much!

really nice

By INSTANT C. on 24. January 2017 for Arterial Supply of the Spinal Cord

really nice ,lecture and also good questions at the end to assess,thank you

Clear, direct, concise and very interesting!

By Emilio M. on 23. January 2017 for Endocrine Pharmacology

This was the first course I´ve tried on the whole site, and it has given me a very good impression overall! Much obliged!

AMAZINGLY HELPFUL

By Vana P. on 23. January 2017 for Para- and Sympathetic Control of the Heart Rate – Heart Rate and Electricity

Love the fact that the topic is split into bitesize clips and the focus is on understanding first then learning second.

insufficiant

By Nir S. on 23. January 2017 for Head and Neck Anatomy with Dr. Canby

It is very basic and insufficiant. not enough to learn from at all.

really good

By INSTANT C. on 21. January 2017 for Parinaud's Syndrome and Weber's Syndrome

sir very good explainations,,,,,,,,,,following the course,,need more questions,so that it could help in doing uworld and STEP 1 ,,,,thankyou

ARROGANCE.

By Jake Bryan C. on 20. January 2017 for Phagocytosis – Inflammation and Wound Repair

Great content. Very intelligent and elaborate lecturer. However, Dr. Raj sounds very arrogant, particularly when he delivers condescending remarks.

really good sir

By INSTANT C. on 19. January 2017 for Deep Cerebellar Nuclei and Connections of Functional Divisions

really good sir,we need more questions after the lecture,my exam in june,step 1,so i opted for lecturio,by coming across on youtube,really good,

Great teacher

By Sterling H. on 19. January 2017 for Endocrine Physiology

I really enjoy Dr Wilson's lectures. There are concise and high yield. Excellent for viewing over and over again to refresh your memory or drive home concepts.

I Like That

By Abdul Wahid A. on 19. January 2017 for Habituation and Dishabituation

I Like That's Concept...Just Easier to understand all of medicine

good

By Jasmine I. on 19. January 2017 for Headache – Pathophysiology

the professor should smile a bit :) His tone is scary at times.

Why i don't li

By Maali A. on 17. January 2017 for Seizures

I didn't like the lecturer he is like screaming and shouting in my opinion

TOO MUCH DETAILS!

By Jake Bryan C. on 17. January 2017 for Diversity of Major Histocompatibility Complex – Antigen Processing and Presentation

Too many numbers and letters with no direct clinical correlation Too many details with no explicitly stated relevance Topics too segmented and poorly arranged I am lost...

Too much details!

By Jake Bryan C. on 17. January 2017 for Cell Adhesion Molecules (CAMs) – Lymphocyte Recirculation and Homing

Great content but overwhelming. Too much details on the receptors and molecules got me lost in understanding the overall immune response. I appreciate the enthusiasm in detailing everything but the USMLE is devised to evaluate generalists and not immunologists.

Very helpful

By Neuer N. on 17. January 2017 for Compartments and Cervical Fascia – Neck

I picked this rate because he gives detail about the neck and parts of the neck. I really like this for a 9th grader it's helping me learn more for med school. Please do more videos, not just for me, but for people that want to be something when they make it to med school or college. This website is very helpful in many ways like: when you are on the way to school and your have a test about the human body, or when you just want to study for a test a week or two away. I plan to keep using this website for important chooses in my life. I want to be able to help people with their problems and give them information. I don't want to go home and be that one person with a dream and not go for it. I want to be a help and influence to people in need so, keep making these videos and make people happy for what they want to be in life. Dezire Baker

good

By Zina H. on 17. January 2017 for Vitamins

it is a good course. easy to understand. I liked this course

Benefit of multimedia presentations

By John C. on 14. January 2017 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Enjoy the multimedia approach. Being able to hear and see the information at the same time helps me to learn better.

Diction

By Mihai D. on 09. January 2017 for Acne Vulgaris

It is very important to have a better diction and prosody

Very much liked this lecture

By Michael O. on 09. January 2017 for Cells of the Adaptive Immune System

Not only was the information vast, but it was concise enough to understand and follow along with. Peter Delves highlights the important parts that are very beneficial. Thanks.

love it?

By Neda'a S. on 08. January 2017 for Asthma Medications

Asthma medication ? by Pravin Shukle , Simplified explanation, I love the simple explanation (Y)

Good but there can be improvement

By Melissa T. on 08. January 2017 for ECG Tracing: Normal Intervals – Electrocardiogram

Generally good lecture but there are tons of typos everywhere on the slides for cardiac physiology and I'm pretty sure he misspeaks occasionally. Make sure you use another resource to fact check

because it is free and I want to learn anatomy from videos

By Leslie B. on 06. January 2017 for Overview of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

because it is free and I want to learn anatomy from videos

Warfarin and Vitamin K

By Jake Bryan C. on 06. January 2017 for Vitamin K (Quinone) and Vitamin E (Tocopherols)

From what I understand, we advise patients taking Coumdain to AVOID eating vitamin K rich foods because it will counteract the effect of the drug.

In General very good well fone

By Teshome S. on 05. January 2017 for Energy, Enzymes and Metabolism

The Dr Georgina did it very well she know detail about the subject matter andinet did not express about her and execelentroll model for me!

By fatima y. on 04. January 2017 for Neurophysiology

Information is too general and More review questions would be nice

GN review

By Tereza K. on 03. January 2017 for Glomerulonephritis

thank you for the lecture! I really like how you repeat multiple times the important key facts. Also the presentation with comparisons and simple key facts instead of too much material is really nice. The best thing, you actually made me think through the whole lecture compared to just passively listen.

Great work!!!

By Afolake A. on 01. January 2017 for Innate Immune System

An excellent explanation of a very complex topic. Absolutely fantastic lectures

Thank you soooo much for such great work, appreciate that.

By Al_zahraa o. on 31. December 2016 for Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

I like this lecture very much but still it didnt cover all things about diabetes. We need more lectures of it???? And i have a suggestion for you, its good and easier if doctors draw and write or use board while explaining. My regards, Al Zahraa

Antimicrobial

By Mercedita C. on 29. December 2016 for Antimicrobial Pharmacology

Crisp and clear presentation. Easy to follow. Well organized bullet points.

excellent professors

By Neuer N. on 29. December 2016 for Brain and Nervous System—Anatomy

good knowledge i like this wedsite very very very much...........i like this professor craig candy his lecture was very good and i had taken very much knowledge.....

Highly educational!

By Victor J. on 28. December 2016 for Cardiac Physiology

Highly educational lectures from a very charismatic lecturer. I liked it very much!

it lacks some really important stuff that should be mentioned

By marah y. on 28. December 2016 for Microbiology

It doesn't have any material about bacterial classification , bacteriophage , antibiotics , bacterial resistance to chemotherapy ....

Good

By Melissa T. on 26. December 2016 for Vascular Physiology

Good clear. Covered high yield concepts. The professor uses good visuals but they equations could be refined (e.g., all fractions written top and bottom)

EKG

By DIANA C. on 26. December 2016 for Arrhythmias: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

Lecture is Great I would like to see more EKG 12 lead on step to read them Diana

Great charismatic lecturer!

By Robin S. on 26. December 2016 for Cardiac Physiology

Simple, easy to understand diagrams and an EXCELLENT lecturer! Easy to follow and very dynamic and fun. I've enjoyed watching all of these lectures. Covers a great deal of content.

Nice and systematically explained

By Camilla C. on 25. December 2016 for Respiratory Physiology

Nice and systematically explained. Good job! Gives me a good understanding

Biology

By Abdullah A. on 24. December 2016 for Introduction to Cell Biology

Very good explanation and notes and diagrams. Dr has good quality teaching .

Endocrine

By Sreng D. on 23. December 2016 for Endocrine Pharmacology

The explanation is clear and details, however I want more animation picture for easy to understand

physiology made simple

By Yaniv I. on 23. December 2016 for Urinary Tract Physiology

Excellent. The explanation is clear and concise and so are the graphics which with he explains. Wish I had this when i was taking physiology courses (in comparison to now that I am using it to review for the equivalency exam in Spain). USE IT.

Finally got the complement system

By Bjarni J. on 22. December 2016 for Complement System

Had been watching so much on this and never understood it.

Great value

By Bjarni J. on 22. December 2016 for Adaptive Immune System

Great course. Peter really explains the concepts. The genetics can get a bit dry, but when isn't genetics dry.

Thanks

By Bjarni J. on 20. December 2016 for Humoral Immunity: Antibody Polymers and Antibody Binding to Antigens

Understood the concepts after not understanding them from reading my curriculum books..

keep my intrest

By Gary w. on 20. December 2016 for Cellular Structure

I like the way the instructor presents the material , and the examples she uses.

Awesome explanation!

By Ismet V. on 18. December 2016 for Microbiology: Introduction

It cleared my mind about bacteria and it's morphological properties & distinguishments etc. Awesome! Thank you!

Awesome!

By Arwa A. on 18. December 2016 for Introduction to Cell Biology

The lecture covered everything I needed to know for my upcoming test. I feel so much more prepared now!

very nicely and smoothely explained

By Neuer N. on 17. December 2016 for Introduction esp. Triangles of the Neck – Neck

very nicely and smoothely explained .D And the diagrams choosed very nicely and wisely

Great biochem professor

By Melissa T. on 17. December 2016 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

This is professor is really good at explaining concepts and is thorough with getting caught up in the details

Good

By Melissa T. on 17. December 2016 for Respiratory Physiology

Good job explaining the basic physiological concepts and used clear diagrams and images. Good visuals combined with clear, effective lecturing is key

Very engaging

By Paula D. on 16. December 2016 for Introduction to the Endocrine System

Great lecturer. I like how he stops and quizzes the listener in such a matter of fact way. Very engaging and you get mad at yourself when you don't know :).

Smooth passage through milestones

By Mahadevan S. on 16. December 2016 for Child Development and Behavior

Precise use of terms and definitions Practical suggestions with no information overload References of landmark publication or concise textbooks on the domain discussed will strenghten the reader's interest.

Great job.

By Lazaro D. on 13. December 2016 for Cardiac Physiology

Very clear and dynamic conference. It is really appreciated. Thank you Dr.

It is okay for introduction to immunology

By Kehinde B. on 11. December 2016 for Adaptive Immune System

He took time to present the information. The video on adaptive immune system clarifies the difference between innate and adaptive immune system.

Great review

By Carolina M. on 11. December 2016 for Descriptive Epidemiology

I loved how he summarizes key concepts in simpler way. One video view and I understood what I lacked from med school.

i love how he explains everything in detail and also he tells with some intonation so I could easily remember what he has just explained to me

By Fadhilah A. on 09. December 2016 for Introduction: Pathogens and the Immune System

i love how he explains everything in detail and also he tells with some intonation so I could easily remember what he has just explained to me

Beautiful lecture

By Ebenezer A. on 08. December 2016 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Oh my God !It was mind blowing and succinct.I do have hope I be guided to achieve the best USMLE score Sincerely, Alamie-Omu

Awsome!

By Anna B. on 08. December 2016 for Amino Acid Metabolism

Thank you very much for such a great lectures!Biochemistry have never been so interestig until now)

Great explanations

By Jessica G. on 06. December 2016 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

You make pharmacology so much less intimidating and much easier to understand. Thanks!

Dr. Raj is Awesome!

By Jessica G. on 06. December 2016 for Leukemia – White Blood Cell Pathology (WBC)

Thanks Dr Raj, I really enjoy your lectures. Concise and to the point, highlighting exactly what is in my first aid book. Great review. Thanks so much!

I like his way to explain

By walaa s. on 06. December 2016 for General Terminology

I like his way to explain. He did not mention if these are 1ry or 2ry lesion. There is no pic.

Informative lecture

By Andrew T. on 06. December 2016 for Adrenal Hormone Synthesis

Informative lecture, was going a little bit too fast but repeating the video helped.

These lectures on HEPATOLOGY have been simplified to a level,beyond one's imagination

By javid d. on 05. December 2016 for Liver Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj

GREETINGS; I gave it a five star rating,b'coz this is first time i m encountering such a review course which is very concise, yet so enlightening that u get a complete grasp of the most important topics in HEPATOLOGY .I w'd recommend these lecture courses for all 3rd year medical students in this part of world [ASIA].The best part about these lectures n personally which i liked the most [as i being a critical care post graduate student] r the ''IN USE'' criteria for liver transplantation like KING'S COLLEGE CRITERIA n criteria for prognostications, like charcotte--pugh n MELD SCORING. CARLO RAJ SIR REALLY ROCKS

Great Review of the most important Cardiac Physio Step 1 material

By Jessica G. on 04. December 2016 for Cardiac Pacemakers – Heart Rate and Electricity

Explains tricky concepts in a very basic manner. Would def recomend

Epidemiology and Biostatistics 101. Awesome

By Rolando C. on 04. December 2016 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics: Introduction

It made epidemiology very easy to understand, remember and apply it to my practice. It helped me a lot in appraising available evidence and use it in making appropriate and prudent clinical decisions in taking care of my patients .

update

By QUANHUI Z. on 04. December 2016 for Hepatitis C

Since December 2013, Several DAA drugs were approved by FDA. So you can update this lecture.

The explanation was very clear

By Emily A. on 04. December 2016 for Case Studies – Diabetes Medications

The explanation was very clear. This lecture helped me to better understand this area of pharm! Thank you!

What more can you ask?

By Vivian D. on 03. December 2016 for Renal Pathology

Dr. Raj transforms the Pathology course into medicine by integrating everything from Physio to Biochem. Literally, you feel like if you are in an actual clinical setting. Renal pathophysiology is delivered in a concise, serious but at the same time humorous way. At the end of the lecture I see Nephrology from a whole different perspective.

Excellent

By Wedad G. on 02. December 2016 for Diuretics – Drugs in Hypertension

Very concise & straight to the point I am glad I stumbled into this creative site.

Amazing lectures!

By Sharmeela S. on 02. December 2016 for Syncope

The explanation is up to the point and very precise,love each one of the video this doctor had conducted. :)

Incredibly clear

By Lilas H. on 02. December 2016 for Afferent and Efferent Arterioles

Incredibly clear, natural lecture style. Excellent companion to my textbook.

This presentation is very interesting and very good structured

By Roxy M. on 01. December 2016 for Acetylsalicylic Acid (ASA)

This presentation is very interesting and very good structured. Congrats.

Excellent presentation

By Oluwatomi A. on 01. December 2016 for Cerebral Cortex

-Very concise and to the point -Pictures were very helpful for clarity -presentation was succinct and relevant -I have no prior mastery of the content but was able to follow and grasp the content Excellent presentation overall!!! A lifesaver. i have a neuro exam coming up in 2 weeks

Good course, wonderful teacher!

By MD M. on 01. December 2016 for Cell Cycle and Cell Division

Well, I love the way Dr. G explains, however, the lecture on cell control wasn't the best and needed more explanations and needed to be more simplified . I put five stars because Dr. G has helped me a lot and made Biology a fun course.

the lecture was way to short

By Neelofar B. on 30. November 2016 for Nerves and Neurotransmission

the lecture was way to short. The information was very general. Please make the lectures more detailed and more interactive..maybe actual drawings being drawn as the lecturer is explaining. Also to specify on the detailed part which i mentioned, it would be much better if he explained each neurotransmitter.

Cellular Structure

By Danielle O. on 29. November 2016 for Cellular Structure

This course really helped me understand the cellular structure, I learnt more from one of the 20 minute lectures, than I did in a 3 hour lecture at university, so these really help!

More structure please

By Iryna B. on 29. November 2016 for Adaptive Immune System

There could be a more logical structure, or, if there is, it could be made clearer. It is difficult to see how the various topics connect.

Aging

By Randy P. on 27. November 2016 for Aging

Like the material and subjects good review of subjects look forward to seeing more

Very helpful and easy to use

By deleted u. on 26. November 2016 for Endocrine Histology

It's well categorized and to the point. It saves a lot of time

Great

By olawale o. on 26. November 2016 for Gastrointestinal Pharmacology

Very good for review. Covered everything I needed to know for a speedy review.

By Yara -. on 25. November 2016 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Thanks for the efforts but I think It is more like reading slides not explaining.

By Stephanie E. on 24. November 2016 for Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) and Osmolality

Dr. Wilson explains complex concepts clearly and the slides are simple and not cluttered.

Coment

By Jorge F. on 24. November 2016 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

I liked the vídeos becase they are like a quick view of a topic, the general stuff and really important. I would like more photos, maybe clínica cases to practice and not to be so general in the treatment

Pretty good.

By MD M. on 23. November 2016 for Cellular Structure

Good and clear explanation, Dr. G makes it fun to learn biology.

AWESOME ENZYMES

By sadiyabinteswaleh@gmail.com s. on 23. November 2016 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

A very clear understanding of the basic concepts was developed by Kevin. Good examples and perfect illustrations made everything so easy and interesting.

? understood the topic very well

By Cansu A. on 22. November 2016 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

It gets easier to understand hard topics with these videos

Helped me for my test

By Julien R. on 20. November 2016 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Good lectures with overall easy-to-understand structure The images on the slides are very good, better than in most atlases I just wish we could have the tables (muscle insertions, origins, nerve supply) as a PDF or something

Covers all of the necessary points!

By Elina S. on 20. November 2016 for Vaccine Immunology

This lecture was a perfect guide for organizing my knowledge prior to reading the textbook. Thank you!

Excellent review of the Renal System

By Gabriel F. on 16. November 2016 for Renal Pathology

This video series has been excellent in preparing for my block exams. Not only does Dr. Raj go through the pathology, but he covers important concepts in physiology and integrates all this information in a very clear format.

Excellent presentation

By beatrice v. on 16. November 2016 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

very clear Explanation; I managed to understand mechanism for each type of Ihnibitors thus I can now draw the lineweaver plots.

JUST LIKE AN OVERVIEW

By RAMJIE L. on 16. November 2016 for Nutrition

not much details. its like a lecture for non medical students.

Not thorough enough for me.

By thea r. on 15. November 2016 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics

I thought it would be more thorough. Unfortunately many videos out there are just summaries and do not try to redress the problem of poor lecturing during medical shool that leaves students like me looking for a service that will give more in depth lecturing. I would have liked more explanation of concepts, e.g. P values, null hypothesis, etc.

excellent

By bob c. on 10. November 2016 for Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

we need more details about the sym/para outflow please

great

By Ihab A. on 10. November 2016 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

i would say the most useful and amazing anatomy lecture in the world !! great gob and i wish if you cover the lower limp nerve injury !! thank you

Good lecturer. Incomplete course

By Rashmi G. on 08. November 2016 for Microbiology

Lectures are well presented. however, this does not completely cover medical microbiolgy syllabus necessary to sit examinations for medical students

IBS Medications

By Mercedita C. on 07. November 2016 for Gastrointestinal Pharmacology

Very informative, engaging and interesting. Clean and crisp presentation. Just Love it!

More High Yield and Straight Foward Course

By Vivian D. on 06. November 2016 for Chromosomal Disorders

The course didn't deliver the main message I was searching for. I hoped to find a more concise and direct material for each topic. The Genetic Course did not help at all for what I was searching. I was hoping for high-yield topics and a more direct delivery of the material. We have too little time.

Cannot give six Stars because it doesn't exits

By Vivian D. on 06. November 2016 for ANS - Pharmacology

The course is highly organized and given in a concise way. Also, the practice question and the discussion inside the video are very helpful.

Very good resource to study basic immunology

By darine n. on 05. November 2016 for Innate Immune System

The lectures are really well organized The 1-2mins introductory lectures before each topic are very helpful in situating the student in case he get lost. The Diagrams are very well picked.

Crystal clear differential diagnosis

By vincenzo a. on 04. November 2016 for Inflammatory Skin Diseases

Said by a old MD (58) you can count on it Dr Raj has the gift, the talent to focus on what really matters but most of all after many years it was the first time that I was amazed by specific tips I never took in consideration . Thanks Dr Raj thanks Lecturio I shall die less ignorant

Great instructor and get a FULL understanding

By jeremy c. on 04. November 2016 for Cardiac Physiology

Another excellent series that makes complex material approachable. Great instructor and great charisma. I tell everyone at pa school to use this system to really learn the why's and how's that we occasionally skip.

Really good

By choongsik m. on 04. November 2016 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

This course was really good to understand with my knowledge of upper limb of arm.

Great constructive instruction

By Thelma B. on 04. November 2016 for Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics

Great constructive instruction at a understandable medical level thank you! Thelma Boshoff

Really good not boring at all

By Sofia B. on 03. November 2016 for Learning and Behavior Modification

Really good not boring at all for being this particular subject

CNS review

By Zack M. on 03. November 2016 for CNS - Pharmacology

Course is very organized, clear and concise. One area of improvement could be adding more questions and topic reviews, but I know that's something you guys are working on. Great service, keep it up.

AWESOME VIDEOS!!!!

By May V. on 03. November 2016 for Microbiology

I really love his lectures!!! Profesor Racaniello is so funny and explains everything so carefully that I get so interested in every single video. Thank you!!!

Excellent Course

By Abdalla Mukhtar S. on 01. November 2016 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Well explained I really enjoyed it especially the nerve lesion part. Thanks, Dr. James

Not only will you learn about Nutrition; you could potentially lose weight!

By Christopher D. on 30. October 2016 for Nutrition

In this Nutrition course, Dr. Cornwall elaborates some basic nutritional principles that are essential for any student of Human physiology to understand. The way she presents the information is in much greater detail than what I was exposed to in the small Nutrition course held in Medical school. I particularly liked learning about the Mifflin-St. Jeor Formula for calculating Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR); it literally changed the way I look at food!

Learn it.

By Rebecca M. on 28. October 2016 for Renal Pathology

Moves quickly and covers important points from several different angles.

awesome

By Terry T. on 26. October 2016 for Renal Pathology

I like how Dr. Raj actually link different diseases and explain the differential diagnoses. Thank you

Too elemtary and not enough info

By Martin F. on 26. October 2016 for Nutrition

The program was to elementary in nature and not deep enough. Sections on pregnancy nutrition was very superficial

Good explanation but missing topics.

By Lucas S. on 26. October 2016 for Brain Stem

I really liked the way that the Professor explains but I believe there are things missing in the course. For example, the microscopic aspect of the brain stem. I think that Neuroanatomy is a very crucial course in Med school and worth giving a little more emphasis. Thank you for helping me out !

amazing course

By Ihab A. on 24. October 2016 for Hematology and Oncology—Histology

highly recommended to see this lectures really appreciate it,, now i can understand blood system disease

Great for learning the basics of cardiac physiology

By Gabriel F. on 21. October 2016 for Cardiac Physiology

Very good overview of cardiac physiology. Explained many concepts very clearly!

I wish I had this Prof in my 1st yr of Med School

By Paula Noelis M. on 20. October 2016 for Respiratory Physiology

Everything was nicely explained. The necessary amount of detail was included. When I read a pulmonary physiology text I can understand! Thank you so much! make more videos!

amazing course

By Ihab A. on 19. October 2016 for Respiratory Physiology

Really thank you Dr.Thad Wilson Appreciate this great job .. i had a problem with lung physiology but know i got it .. thank you from my heart

Great introduction to reproductive physiology

By Eivind D. on 16. October 2016 for Reproductive Physiology

i liked how clear and straight forward the material is presented! Some topics are a bit brief and could have gone more in depth. I would highly recommend these lectures.

amazing anatomy course

By Ihab A. on 12. October 2016 for Respiratory Gross Anatomy

amazing and good explanation and illustration and i like clinical applied for anatomy .. keep going

Concise yet easy to grasp

By Joecymar O. on 11. October 2016 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics

The lecturer explains the concepts very clearly and makes them easy to understand. All that in a minimal amount of time!

Very simplified yet very detailed.

By NIGEL U. on 07. October 2016 for Cardiac Physiology

This course has taught alot of things I didn't know, as well as highlited things that are obviously High Yield. The teachings are very simplistic and make things easy to understand. This would be a great product for any IMG such as myself.

Good material, so compacted

By Alvaro F. on 06. October 2016 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics

The professor is going to fast, and the example are not clearly understanding.

good review

By Hongtao L. on 05. October 2016 for Urinary Tract Physiology

It is very good, I like the power point slides and picture etc.

Renal pathology

By Ngandombe Mario L. on 29. September 2016 for Renal Pathology

I just like the way it is being delivered: smooth, flowing, clinically relevant and best of all with a great touch of humour! I just love it!

Missing alot of information

By Suad A. on 25. September 2016 for Brain Stem

Missing alot of important information Missing alot of important information

Study guide.

By Georgia J. on 25. September 2016 for Spinal Cord

i liked as a study guide. I think it could have more details.

Need more Integration.

By olawale o. on 24. September 2016 for Endocrine Physiology

Like the way Dr. Wilson teaches, but I wish he will integrate across disciplines like biochemistry, genetics, pathology, and more importantly, pharmacology. I will pay more if that is what it takes.

He knows what I need to know because he has been where I am right now.

By olawale o. on 24. September 2016 for Pancreatic Disease and Diabetes

Dr. Raj knows what I need to know because he has been where I am right now. The integration is what makes the part of Dr. Carlos patho. amazing. He went to the same medical school I am attending right now, so, that for me, is nothing short of amazing. Nothing against lecturio physio., but they need to take a page from Dr. Carlos, and integrate, integrate, and integrate. You can never have too much of integration at this level.

excellent course with hard job ....thx

By anas j. on 18. September 2016 for Renal Pathology

Actually it was hard job to do these lectures , good construction of slides and ideas orders ,with excellent knowledge of how confusing is born ....finally lecturer has presents lectures that in a way that sometimes need sense of humor , which is good ice breaker . i recommend more lectures regarding fluids management which was very informative and touch the clinical application .

Great prep!

By Anna H. on 15. September 2016 for Microbiology: Introduction

Super clear lectures, covering all of the basics you need for the mcat. Speaks a little slowly, but nothing that the 1.5x button can't fix.

A pleasant surprise :)

By Keirsten R. on 15. September 2016 for Urinary Tract Physiology

He really slows it down and simplifies a topic ive always had so much confusion about. Thanks Dr. Wilson!

The best epidemiology class I ever had, thank you!!

By Catalina M. on 13. September 2016 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics

The best epidemiology class I ever had, thank you!!!!! Very well explained and clear

Well done!

By Robert R. on 12. September 2016 for Microbiology: Introduction

I'm currently taking Microbiology and Lab. It is nice to be able to catch another lecture. The Lecturio lectures are actually more informative than the classroom. I am pleased with what I have learned and I know I will get the better grade.

Concise videos, but no review articles

By Jameson B. on 10. September 2016 for Hypersensitivity and Autoimmune Disease

The videos are good! I love how short the immunology videos are because they're broken into segments. I do however miss the review articles, like in biochemistry.

Great review!

By Amanda V. on 08. September 2016 for Endocrine Pharmacology

The endocrine pathology lectures have helped me to better understand and remember the concept.

Great!

By Neuer N. on 04. September 2016 for Lower Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Excellent intro to lower limb anatomy - covering only the need to knows. Helpful for exam revision.

More elaborate

By Yokeh M. on 02. September 2016 for Cardiac Physiology

As in most courses in physiology, I think many concepts in this course require more elaborate explanation; probably with simple animations/illustrations that make learning and retention easier.

point specific

By Margaret t. on 02. September 2016 for Reproductive Physiology

i would recommend this course to , he goes straight to the point.

Thank you for sharing. It is not only beneficial for our exams but you are creating great leaders of the future

By Moses M. on 01. September 2016 for Renal Pathology

Not only knowledgeable in the subject material but an eloquent speaker

review

By Hongtao L. on 31. August 2016 for Neurophysiology

The contents are very good, I wish I can share with my student easier.

Good describing

By Najmuddin N. on 26. August 2016 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

Totally well illustrationer and clearly describing. The modules are more helpy than pics. Regards Najm

5 stars

By Jessie C. on 24. August 2016 for Cerebral Cortex

Explained clearly, great use of images, quiz questions would be great though

opinion

By Lynn F. on 22. August 2016 for Microbiology: Introduction

Everything is clearly explained and it makes it simple to learn.

Excellent Course!

By Rasha I. on 22. August 2016 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Nothing more i can say than excellent presentations. Every thing is just perfect.

Linked Cell Types Beautifully

By Stewart B. on 22. August 2016 for Humoral Immunity and Cell-mediated Immunity

I thought this was an excellent lecture in order to see the relationship between immune cells, their signals, and the corresponding responses from other immune cell types. It brings cytokines that could have been described in the earlier lectures but also fit here with the discussion of signaling.

Commercial Break Study Sessions

By Stewart B. on 22. August 2016 for Adaptive Immune System

I found these lectures decent, the questions do a good job at reinforcing the material so more questions after each video would be an improvement. Definitely a large topic and its not organized the way my school taught it but it doesn't assume you know or remember everything which is good. I would recommend for the summer before year 2. You could study during commercial breaks while watching tv.

Good course.

By Michael R. on 21. August 2016 for Microbiology

Well organized. Unlike some other courses the quiz questions come after the instructor has mentioned the subject.

Very detailed and easy to understand

By Sara M. on 20. August 2016 for Microbiology

Never thought I would enjoy listening and learning about microbes so much that I do when Im listening to and taking notes on these lectures..

Missing some details

By Stewart B. on 19. August 2016 for Innate Immune System

The lecture was a bit of an overview of innate immunity. It was short and fails to cover the epithelial barrier, complement inhibitors, details of TLRs, cytokines, and signal 2 pathways. Still not bad for 40 minutes

Great

By Marcela A. on 19. August 2016 for Immunodeficiency and Immune Deficiency Diseases

Great course, well detailed explanations! I think it's a very didactic course!

Not too dense

By Stewart B. on 19. August 2016 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Considering this is a generic overview of the immune system its nice and condensed. It doesn't bite off more than you can chew in the first 45 minutes like a medical school overview can. Some clinical touchstones could round out the material and make it great.

Love Immunology

By Laura O. on 16. August 2016 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

He is a super lecturer; the content, however, could be more challenging and in depth. We need more direct applications clinically described.

Neuroanatomy simplified

By Md Nafiz T. on 13. August 2016 for Dural Venous Sinuses

it was very basic and very easy to understand...Prof. Craig Canby is a great teacher.

A resource I've been looking for!!!

By zachary w. on 11. August 2016 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

I am constantly looking for good videos on youtube that coincide with my med school curriculum. Now that I have Lecturio, I can access videos all in one place. I haven't found a comprehensive resource quite like this one. The lectures seem to follow my curriculum quite well and hit a lot of the same topics. This is great because it only reinforces what I need for success on exams and boards. I am still figuring out how to best use this resource. For now, I am watching the lectures that follow my class work at school! Thank you!

Kudos!

By Laura O. on 11. August 2016 for Microbiology

Very detailed professionally done and covers all the bases including pathogenesis and epidemiology

Very helpful!

By Sara M. on 10. August 2016 for Microbiology: Introduction

I enjoy watching these lectures.. it doesn't bore me as a class lecture:P

I like it

By Mohammed A. on 10. August 2016 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

It was clear and amazingly explained But i would like to ask if you can add exams Or quizes with more questions Thanks for the hard effort

Epic Thanx Dr. Shukle

By Khalid A. on 06. August 2016 for Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Nice I reviewed the Medications of Cardiovascular in Just 2 hours so that I can back to the text with great background with all these medications

review

By Camilo R. on 05. August 2016 for Gastrointestinal Physiology

Used for the study in chiropractic school, need a quiz for review the material that is learned by the videos.

Education revolutionalised

By Moses M. on 05. August 2016 for Brain Stem

Brilliant!! Such an eye opener with meticulous presentation. I now know where to go for clarification

Nice

By Khalid A. on 02. August 2016 for CNS - Pharmacology

it's awesome that you can pickup quick Info before the exam I love this course

Awesome

By Khalid A. on 28. July 2016 for ANS - Pharmacology

make things straight and easy to remember Thanx Dr. Shukle

Supplementing current medical school courses

By Treg C. on 24. July 2016 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Professor Delves has done a great job with this course. I am currently in medical school and while my Immunology professor is very intelligent she is very unorganized and gives poor explanations. This course is the perfect supplement.

Ummm

By Monica M. on 23. July 2016 for Reproductive Physiology

Not exactly what I've expected but not bad at all!

Great Course

By Jamie J. on 22. July 2016 for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Course was great, however I would like to see some more info or more questions and maybe get in a little more detail at the cellular level.

thank you!

By Adam M. on 21. July 2016 for Renal Pathology

these are great honestly can't start to describe how useful and easy to understand thank you!

Outstanding Professor

By tonwe.valerie@gmail.com B. on 20. July 2016 for Microbiology

I was going to cancel my subscription as I felt the material did not relate to whats high yield for USMLE step one exam. Watching this lecture renewed my interest in the lecture series.

Thanks.....

By christian z. on 19. July 2016 for Adaptive Immune System

I am snd yr medical student. The immunology lecture series is easy to follow and well organized.

very thorough......good pace of presentation

By Jesse R. on 14. July 2016 for 12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

I enjoyed this presentation quite a bit. I feel like the information will be well remembered thanks to the excellent delivery.

By Carolina P. on 13. July 2016 for Microbiology

Excellent explanation! The graphics are great and the professor is amazing.

The best!!

By Almain E. on 04. July 2016 for Respiratory Physiology

It is very informative ang well discussed i hope that you will released also topics that covers USMLE2

Well presented Lecture. Your voice is perfect to enable the information to be understood easily.

By Reg H. on 01. July 2016 for Spinal Cord

Extremely informative. Well presented Lecture. Your voice is perfect to enable the information to be understood easily. Thank you.

I do not want to stop watching!.

By iutzi o. on 24. June 2016 for Upper Limb Anatomy [Archive]

I think this is one of the best courses to review any topic in medicine, they have the best teachers, the best topics and the best explanations! it is like being in the best university of the whole world!. I do not want to stop studying;-)

By Arielle Vanessa P. on 21. June 2016 for Epidemiology and Biostatistics

Excellent just. Nothing further to say. Would definitely recommend to medical students or FMG wishing to take medical board exams.

Pathology - thank you!

By Grace G. on 20. June 2016 for Renal Pathology

Dr. Raj not only does Pathology, he ties the concepts of Pathology into Biochemistry and Physiology. After all, medicine is not about one system. In addition, Dr. Raj's knowledge and passion for the subject area keeps you attentive. I have learned so much, thank you!

Excellent

By Peter F. on for Immune System: Overview and Cells

Excellent ,concise and simple explanations. Love the mini lecture style

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Geoffrey Meyer, PhD

Paul Moss, PhD, OBE, FMed, FRCPath

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James Pickering, PhD

Kevin Ahern, PhD

Raywat Deonandan, PhD

Georgina Cornwall, PhD

Vincent Racaniello, PhD

Thad Wilson, PhD

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Carlo Raj, MD

Peter Delves, PhD

Pravin Shukle, MD

Tarry Ahuja, PhD

Brian Alverson, MD

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Sharon Bord, MD

Helen Farrell, MD

Peter Ward, PhD

Mohammad Hajighasemi-Ossareh, MD

Sean Elliott, MD

Richard Mitchell, MD, PhD

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