Hepatic and GI (NKU Week 3)

I also don't know why this course is rated poorly. It really helps to give a great overview. The lecturer also answers with great detail to our questions.

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.

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

Muy clara exposición y muy práctica. Sinceramente gracias. En general todas las clases de la profesora son muy buenas.

Updates filled in the gaps needed for the topic mentioned.

I love the details for the management of the patient and the lecture follows Step Up To Medicine well.

great lecure and wide coverage of key poinds like investigations. I like the style and the content. Thanks

good points covered. clinically relevant. good cases. thanks! I enjoyed this lecture.

very good lecture. high yield. excellent coverage of the topics.

I dont know why this is rated poorly. This is excellent and explained well in terms of symptomology and diagnosis.

THE LECTURE INCLUDE All the most information about G I BLEEDING

The case was explained well and the reasoning for the management explained so it is much more memorable.

Very general video, I feel a little offended because of the low quality of the description given by the lecturer.

The lectures of GIT are very short and few, Respiratory and CVS are very good , And Other doctors explain everything more clearly and in detail but GIT Every lecture is about a minute or two And the doctor does not explain almost anything she only reads what is written in the lecture .

Excellent class. It help me so much to separate what is really important, from what it's not. Very clear

Carlo Raj simply read the slides, he could've said so much more about this important topic...

Excellent lecture as usual. It made me more confident to identify the newborns at risk and the possible differential diagnoses. Thanks!

Excellent lecture as usual. Differential diagnosis is very well explained and laid out.

Excellente lecture as usual. Gives a clear overview of the disease and its causes.

Thank you so much, It is very clear and I loved the way you explain the course with a case.

Great lecture , excellent review of all the diseases shown in the video

amazing lecture , i want tobe like doctor raj he is my hero

very good teacher, brings a lot of practical information. nice vid

Clear explanation and differentiation. Eliminates confusion and is concise but complete

Excellent summary of hep B. Thorough explanation of serology. Thanks Dr Raj!

this is the way exams and real patients occur and easy to understand how to apply the knowledge in real life and exams I recommend more of symptoms in other departments too like pediatrics gynecology and surgery

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

The useful information (the various clinical signs) needed to be better explained or demonstrated.

Great delivery of PBC. one of the best pathophysio professor for step 1 review

wached pathoma and then went for this . explaiation not up to the mark

Informative! There were quite a few different things i learned from this lecture. I now have a better understanding of the disease.

Speaks too fast Could include more detail Pronunciation was a little bit strange

Muy buen video, claro y concreto, me gustó mucho su charla.

Very simple and straightforward. Excellent use of the films to show each case - best example I've seen thus far. I always struggle with the radiology terms used in materials, especially if the accompanying graphic isn't clear.

we need more details for preparing of the USMLE step2 CK.

It is perfectly explained, included important facts med students need to learn! Congratulations

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

Excellent! Dr Carlo covered hepatology well. Thank you so much.

His lecture is very cool mood.so My Brain can catch his speech easily.Hope these lectures will help me in my examination.

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.

Clear as always. I like the way he emphasizes things. A lot

Every thing is good . Signs and symptoms exactly present in100 persent cases. Very sseful

the tutuor did a great job but i find this topic diffucult and did not get a clear picture of it yet

The introduction on appendicitis lecture was sharp and to the point. However it can be improved by a discussion of the pathophys ie children or young adult: hyperplasia of lymphoid follicles, initiated by infection, adult: fibrosis/stricture, fecolith, obstructing neoplasm and other causes: parasites, foreign body.

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

Missed another important benign tumour of the liver that would have been worthwhile covering

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.

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.

Since December 2013, Several DAA drugs were approved by FDA. So you can update this lecture.