Topics: Pathology of the liver and pancreas (PUMS MD Pathomorphology I / Organ pathology)

Very concise and High-Yield. Everything is written on the slides, so need to take notes.

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

This is very helpful. Well organized and taught - I learned a lot

Dr. Raj taught with clinical scenarios in view. I like the fact that he gives acronyms.

excellent lecture. good amount of detail. high yeild. thank you

Your lectures are excellent because you have a great diction! Thanks.

Thank you very much for explaining this topic well. After a look through several youtube videos this was the best one!

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

90 percent of the stuff she says is written on the lecture , she does not add anything to it , does not explain anything . The lectures are very simple and not in detail , not good for med students

Such personality! Loved your lecture Dr. Raj! Keep up the good work!

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

Not a typical pediatric disease but a very important topic nonetheless. Thank you!

Not a typical pediatric disease but still a very important topic. Thank you!

Not a typical pediatric topic, however very important topic as it is a diagnosis that must be considered in children. Thank you!

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

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

good and very very goood and thanks i wish i meet you some day

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

Best explanation,Dr.Raj makes any difficult topic very easy. thank you very much Sir

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

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

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

Like it very much. Easy to understand, complete and concrete.

Good for "Boards and Wards." Got all the hepatitis questions right on my exam as a result

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

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

All of your lectures about radiology are very clear and contain very interesting informations !!! You're one of the best lectors of Lecturio in my humble opinion. Thanks !!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Very comprehensive discussion. It would have been worthwhile to talk about criteria for starting treatment for chronic Hep B (e.g DNA count vs symptoms and livers functions). Also unclear if treatment of HepB is curative. The hepatitis talks did not mention genotypes of Hep C at all which is important for treating the condition, particularly in countries where access to direct acting antivirals is not available. Finally the talks didn't mention what percentage of patients with chronic Hep B and C go on to develop cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma.

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

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.

his lecture is short & more useful good for practice study easily

ITS AN EXCELLLENT LECTURE!!! ITS VERY COMPLETE AND VERY EASY TO UNDERSTAND

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