Table C: Dermatology (UMHB 6530)

Understanding that orbital cellulitis typically comes from sinus infections, whereas preseptal usually comes from the skin is helpful.

Very good presentation, with colorful visualization, and explanation. The lecturer was specific.

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

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

Muy poca información y bastante básica la que se muestra

Very informative, I found the photos and discussion of differentials very helpful.

This lecture was easy to follow and had good use of visual aids

I liked his joke! He's really knowledge and own clinical sense of epidemiology, presentation, etc. are inspiring!

I like how the series of videos starts with a case study and the differentials are covered

Great couple of videos on burns. I love her energy and teaching style.

really well explained, repetition really helps the knowledge stick. explaining rather than just reading off the screen really helps swell

Very well prepared lections. The explanations are clean and nice without theatrical exaggerations.

great lecture! Dr. Holt makes it so simple to understand. I would recommend this lecture for any medical student

Excellent summary with interesting details regarding the Pap smear. Also, good descriptions for the clinical aspects.

I really appreciate the way Dr Holt structures his courses. The clinical scenario are not only there to help understand the different pathology, but it also give key relevant information to help with the differential.

Excellent lecture as usual: easy to understand, easy to remember. Thanks!

Excellent lecture as usual, easy to remember, good differential diagnosis.

Excellent lecture as usual: clear explanations, good pictures, interesting remarks regarding therapy.

Excellent lecture as usual, very well described and easy to remember.

I particularly liked the choice of grouping these 3 diseases in 1 lecture.

I feel more confident to recognise these diseases with the clear explanations provided.

Great idea to group these diseases together and clear clinical pictures!

Clear explanations as usual. I particularly liked the conclusion at the end in the shape of "Take home messages".

I've seen several preseptal cellulitis in children but the attendings could never explain this disease as well as it has been done in this lecture. Thumbs up!

Clinical appearance, differential diagnosis, treatments, clinical pearls. This lecture contains the relevant and practical information.

Thanks for emphasizing thing like sparing nasolabial folds. I think it is extremely important to emphasize valuable high-yield thing for better remembering.

Very good lecture. As usual: clear, concise and comprehensive. I put 4 stars, because contrary to lectures about Asthma or Bronchiolitis, I felt that the experience of the teacher did not enrich this lecture as much as it did in the previous above. Otherwise, it is still top-notch learning material.

Clear and precise explanation! Goes into the essence of this condition and correlates very well the clinical presentation

I really aprecciate this video because he explained the treatment and action mechanisim

Great video on precursor lesions, RF and differential diagnosis for Melanoma.

ME GUSTÓ COMO EXPLICA EL TEMA, SIN EMBARGO ME HUBIERA AYUDADO SI AGREGARA MAS INFO Y DETALLES SOBRE ESTE TEMA , COMO FISIOPATOLOGIA .

Rashes are very common in the outpatient setting, I've seen a lot in the urgent care. Thank you very much for summarizing, all that information.

The derm lectures have been surprisingly helpful and as always Dr Raj keeps it clear, funny, and to the point.

no pathophysiology, epidemiology and risks explained explanations are shallow, very hastily spoken and with very little extra info. Not happy with this course

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)

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

NICE LECTURE, short and understandable. feels like information is not enough. anyway, it's a good lecture. thank you, doctor Carlo.

I think he is one of the top lectures that have a particularly unique way in gaining attention. Kudos

Belabors the points quite succinctly! The approach is just the best for clinical dermatology!

HE HAS TAKEN THE BEST EFFORT IN EXPLAINING THE TOPIC AND HAS PRESENTED IT WELL AND IN A STUDENT FRIENDLY MANNER.

dr carlo raj has explained the topic very clearly and in a very point wise manner..........it was very helpful............

the lecture was easy to understand and well done. i am feeling satisfied after listening to this lecture.

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.

Would like to see some discussion about investigations eg patch testing

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.

very good and informative lecture. thank you for good explanation associated with the differential diagnosis

Great lecture, it has everything you need to know, very well explained, you can understand everything very fast with no doubt

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.

Nice summary of most common rashes in children. Nice recap questions.

Love this guy! Easy to listen to. Puts emphasis on important points. And occasionally says something surprisingly funny. "Rubber Baby Bumper Buggies" lol

Very well explained all the most important points. Would be nice to see more photos.

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

I watched most of the STD lectures. They are well explained and I really appreciate that. THANK YOU

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

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.

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.

Difficult to understand. Annoying accent. Difficult to concentrate on the lecture due to his presentation style.

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 :)

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.

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.

Easy to understand. I recommend adding more information regarding medication such as what kind of systemic seroid we are using.

Fantastic talk but would have liked further information on non-pharmacological treatment and also the role of allergen testing

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!

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.

I would have loved to learn how the management of burns differs according to the SA affected. Moreover, a discussion on chemical and electrical burns would have also been fantastic

I liked this video much better than the last. :) Maybe it's because he starts to feel more comfortable in front of the camera.

I agree with the above review. As knowledgable and nice as he may be, the flow isn't there. It's very robotic.

Very good way of teaching and explanation is clear to the key points, thank you Dr.Carlo Raj!

It is very important to have a better diction and prosody