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Start NowThe small intestine, which sits between the stomach and large intestine, serves myriad important functions, the most important being to help you digest and absorb nutrition from the foods you eat. It also can be affected by a number of pathologies, including celiac disease, Crohn disease, infections, intestinal cancer, and intestinal obstructions. The colon, also known as the large intestine, is another part of the digestive system. Its primary functions are absorbing water and making and storing stool. The colon’s ability to function correctly is impacted by many disorders. These include colorectal cancer, colonic polyps, ulcerative colitis, diverticulitis, and irritable bowel syndrome. This course covers the large array of pathologies affecting the small and large intestines.
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.
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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 sure how to connect some things or how they link up. just difficult to follow and conceptualise
Guy seems cross and the lecture is lacking in context and flow
I hadnt understood the condition until this lecture. Well expalined.
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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 sure how to connect some things or how they link up. just difficult to follow and conceptualise
Guy seems cross and the lecture is lacking in context and flow
I hadnt understood the condition until this lecture. Well expalined.
I dont know why on earth someone gave this 1 star. Excellent summary. As aways to the point.
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.
Thank you for such a good lectue. This has clarified things in my head and organize the topc.
the speaker didnt mention at all serology and markers. insufficient information
Excellent way of teaching with high yield information,kudos to Dr.Raj
He has a way to pass on knowledge and it’s stick!!!!
Excellent lecture by Dr.Raj , i like it very much. i love his sense of humor
He is an excellent teacher that help me understand the concept very well
A great teacher that make concept to sink well. Does a Great job!!!
Videos are short and simple and good...but some topics should be given in more detail.
It is difficult to understand everything that the teacher says.
Dr. Carlo Raj is not competent in all of that spheres, why you put him in all videos? Very difficult to understand.
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.
Very strange pauses while speaking, felt condescending at times. Not like his other videos, he seemed not confident in the material
fantastic teaching with instant impact to improve self confidence and boost knowledge
He is clear, full of substance without any need to explain but gives accurate description.
To the point. lesson for life, highyieal, we’ll categorized
These lectures are very informative, detailed. I learned a lot from the lectures.
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
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
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.
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