Surgical disorders (UMHB 6930, Table O: Surgery)

It is a comprehensive introduction, which makes it easier to follow along. I like how he explains every term he mentions. It made it much easier to understand, and I didn't need to google everything he mentioned.

Though brief, it covered the main points, the dx and treatment. The differentiation was lacking.

This lesson was very poorly organized and somewhat confusing. The content was exposed in what appears to be an arbitrary order and no logical connection was present. We were burdened with the graphs of multiple epidemiological studies while other elements of the diseases such as clinical presentation and diagnosis were neglected. Nonsurgical therapy is mentioned on the slides but was not explained in the lesson

thanks to him , ? like to learn more about this topics

This lecture lacks depth and does not cover the conditions in depth (e.g. physical findings, acute vs chronic pictures, etc). It's under cardiology, so I do not understand why it feels like an introduction only.

You only mentioned valvular defects leading to aortic regurgitation what about the aortic root defects? This lecture lacks so much more knowledge that we must know both for medical school exams and the USMLEs. For instance, where are the physical findings associated AR? The diastolic descrescendo murmur, wide pulse pressure, and S3 heart sound. The specific pulse patterns such as, Corrigan's pulse, water hammer, or pistol shot pulse patterns. How are patients with aortic regurgitation treated and etc? I've been seeing so much lack of consistency with lectures on lecturio recently.

He is such a great lecturer, demonstrating heart murmurs with his own voice better than the actual murmurs we hear through a stethoscope. That was an exaggeration but you get my point. He is fantastic.

it's easy to keep up with the pp and the professor, and the best: questions during the video, so I don't lose focus ( which is a big problem for me)

Easy, concrete explanation, delivers what is needed without loosing the viewer during the video

Updates filled in the gaps needed for the topic mentioned.

I think the anatomy could have been explained much better. I found myself constantly pausing the video to find the specific structures mentioned in some parts.

It´s a really good video, enough infomration and a easy way to understand it.

Great information and so precise about every topic, I find this course very formative and hoping to learn more.

the video is in depth explanation explaining structures and function

I have never had this explained so clearly. Thank you!

he didn´t specify where the desmosomes are exactly located

Few details, not sufficient explanation. Please make the breaks between the slides longer

Great class! I loved how clear it was, and how the key points were highlighted

Perfect lecture, clear presentation efficient concise knowledge. He has great vocals and phonations .

It was better if he used some USMLE type examples, in his lectures,

With all respect, this lecture is suitable for non physician audiences.

Very primitive, nothing said about the diagnosis/treatment of DVT-PE etc.

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!

you have to write everything to the material.only pictures present

Great Teacher Much Appreciated honestly, I have a surgery exam very soon so just recapping!

Joseph Alpert is very organized and thorough in his lectures. He is a great teacher.

Everything is clearly explained in great detail. Easy to understand. Amazingg lectures!

I love his lectures , he explains everything thoroughly , answers almost every question that I have in the video .

As someone who loves neuro, cardiology is not my strong suite. These lectures have been monumental in my education. Thank you for these great explanations and examples of the heart sounds!

Eu gostei do jeito que as informações foram apresentadas, a aula foi clara, simples e direta. Não deixando nada faltar. A parte que envolve diagnostico e manejo esta especialmente boa. Obrigada

It isnt clear the difference between torsion and epidymitis and i would like more images

El doctor explica claramente los temas, pero ayudaría mucho más a los estudiantes si explicaran las patologias faltantes que causan shunt

El Dr. Joseph Alpert maneja los temas muy bien, da las clases de manera que es fácil comprender.

Really nice teaching style and great slides. Thank you so much

Such a good teacher. He makes difficult things easy. Wonderful teacher.

great lecture. I am now very clear on the differentials. Thanks

I really like your classes Dr Joseph, they are really specific and useful

It was puntual and have the more significant information about the topic.

wonderful, thank you Doc I spent quality time during these lessons

Thank you! a great preview into a subject that we didn't get to cover well in class.

As always, very helpful. Great examples. Enhanced my understanding on the topic without information inundation.

Excellent, brief and covering the pearls.Clinical dx before Imaging.

The valve course was very helpful. Concise but still very thorough in covering pathology, clinical presentations, and treatment courses. Great presentation, Dr. Alpert!

lack of information,very general information not deep to close to usmle step2

Teaches very well. Very informative and easy to understand Lectures.

I recomend this lecture to medical students on their early career.

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

Excellent presentation, He made it clear which is the cornerstone of management, advantages and disadvantages of management. Greetings from Mexico

very well explained and pictures and slides are beautifully made

Dr. Alpert's videos really helped me with my studies. The explanations were clear and easy to follow. Thanks.

Nothing about what to look for on the scan, the exact diagnosis criteria, indicitons for treatment etc.

Amazing vocal representation of heart murmur sound! Thoroughly impressed. Easy to pay attention to voice. One of my favourite lecturers!

Some parts are not explained enough when i compare with my lecturers or YouTube videos there is no significant difference but not bad.

I don't feel it went into enough detail about the different types of bladder cancer

Thanks for the nice way to review clinical topics, I love the easy and clear way of presentation

Very useful, practical I've met a pt of diverticulitis but was mis-diagnosed as appendicitis

Dr Ward is all good but the Audio-Video do not line up for this video.

i did very like how it was explained the anatomy, i enjoyed every single bit of the conference

Found on YouTube - Signed up for membership!!! Now I UNDERSTAND CHD - I could only read the PPP so many times.

Es clara, va despacio, es buena, pero le falta. El conferencista tiende a ser muy plano en su tono de voz.

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.!

Ecplained efficiently and accurately . Every thing is shown with good clariity and accuracy

It is useful for anybody who wants to learn accurately and perfectly. All aspects are clearly pfesented

Explained very well in detail, all components or the topic are covered very clearly

Explained in a way to understand very well for all . Presentation is good

Most reliable content with clear and accurate for easy understanding

Very vividly described the sounds of murmurs, which helping me remember it in an interesting way, love it :-)

please try to use the appropriate images, the angiography shown is not from the mesenteries

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!

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

There were some points in the lecture were the lecture was in audible. I read along and there were just dots in the space that i didn't understand what was being said. Over all it was very helpful

The class is good, very easy to learn in short time.

Everything is explained carefully, nicely, slowly, and there's no false information

YOU DO NECROSECTOMY ONLY IN CASES OF INFECTED NECROSIS AFTER 4 WEEKS OF ADMISSION

he is best precise easy to understand explains beautifully thanks sir

I find the instruction and examples beneficial. Dr. Alpert is clear and does not complicate a difficult subject.

goo but not the best for eample phases of V/Q were in slides but teacher didnt eplain them and there was some ofusion reagding %age of PTE symptomatic

Very well explained. Nice questions too. Yet I prefer when all the disease is on the same video.

Need a few questions to make sure we learned what is important.

Very clear and concise explanation. But, could have more questions.

Clarity and accuracy of his making all adds in the topic a simple easily understading one is a best example hidden in his lecture. A clear understanding of a complicated study could be possible even for avarage inteligent reader. 2nd thing is illustrations in every aspect made it highly comprehencive and brief

It is an impartant topic and is explained well.. Grate work shown in it in all aspects

An excellent lecture. Everything is clear to understand. And to learn Thank you

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

very well explained but what about dukes astler classification for tumor penetration and linfatic afectation.

Awesome Lecturing, great analysis and explanations. it made it real easy to follow.

Could really include some of the image diagnoses, seeing as you talk about them. Other than that good lecture.

Very little information is given, I understand lectures need to be easy and contain important information but this is a summary of a summary

I think overall orthopedic section is lacking. There are a lot of subjects not covered! I like the lecturio concept but i think they need to make the courses more complete and a little more in debth so that it can be really helpfull for medical school.

The video repeats itself midway through. If that was the entire content then this is very superficial.

much more details on the diagnosis could have been provided....on the whole I really pleased to find a website like this....please continue to develop the site...its really good

It would have been good to talk about LCIS as well as DCIS particular as the management differs. Also no discussion of the choice between FNAs and CNB in regards to sensitivity and specificity.

I think it would be worthwhile to also focus on upper gi bleeding as well. Also It would extremely handy to learn about working up a patients with suspected GI, ie what investigations you would do first. Toronotes Notes has a wonderful flow chart in the Gastrointestinal chapter

I would have liked to also learn a bit about Hartmans procedure in emergent cases. Discussion of recurrence rates for patients undergoing conservative management

Good talk I would have liked the discussion to also include post operative complications as well as recurrence rates following hernia repair.

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.

I really like the vascular portion of this system. I find it helpful. I am studying for my RVT for ultrasound and this helps a lot. I hope there will be more information as far as physics and data interpretation for ultrasound. I think radiology field has a lot to know and not just pertaining to doctors or nurses.

Very good overview of this topic, with highlight on serious pathology and management

The Lecture is awesome!! It includes many crucial information needed to know in short period of time , and also the lecturer has a soft voice and the skill making the topic easily understood