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Liver Explained! Function, Pathology, Diseases, & Cirrhosis
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- The liver made easy by Dr. Seheult of www.medcram.co... . Understand the anatomy, functions, diseases, and lab tests (liver function tests) of the liver with clear illustrations. This is video 1 of 4 in the MedCram series on the liver.
Videos 2 through 4 provide further explanation of liver function tests (LFTs), hepatic diseases, and cholestatic problems. See the rest of this course: www.medcram.co...
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It is really good and simple. Even non medical people can understand it well. I am a Gastroenterologist, I found the explanations are very simple and can be utilized to explain to medical and paramedics.
I lost one of my aunts in December due to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease that progressed to cirrhosis… Her death was slow, agonizing and horrible. At the end stage of the disease, she was so incredibly bloated, started leaking fluid from her anus and urethra, she stopped peeing, seemed to retain all liquid and bruised quite easily. She was quite aware as her liver failed, until the last week where she drifted in and out of consciousness, most of the time delirious (I think due to hepatic encephalopathy which is a buildup of toxins in the brain that causes confusion, as well as both mental and physical complications). Take care of your livers, people. It's a horrible way to go.
So excited to see you've added a liver lecture series! I loved your kidney and acid-base lectures, and neither hepatology nor nephrology are often talked about in depth!
I'm a med student and I'm rotating in internal medicine so this really helpful for those test we do on our patients and simplifying it for me to understand.
Wow, super grateful to have come across your channel. I really enjoy the way you piece all the information together; it works really well for my brain. Thank you. :-)
very fantastic and usefull...congratulations and we need much and much more!!!
This was super thank you all so much.
This Doctor is fantastic!
Great job on helping simplifying everything for us. Broken down really well. Thank you
Thank you for the feedback!
Like it..makes a lot of sense to even a non medical person. 👍🏻
i love it so much
What test to determine if your liver is functioning properly?
Thank you
Awesome substantive discussion. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the teachings Can you talk about fatty liver.
Random comment...
I'm just a dude that works in warehouse. No medical schooling, little college education.
I used to talk to a girl with epilepsy. (Wasn't allowed to physically see her only text and call) I didn't like how for 20+ years they couldn't find out how to slow or stop them (except for some chemo pill she took but she couldn't remember the name)
I deducted they were catamenial. Did more research and theorized with her proteinuria she was leaking albumin through her kidneys which tends to carry progesterone leading to a high ratio of estrogen during her ovulation phase when she tended to have 3 or 4 seizures a day. So essentially I said fix your proteinuria, you might solve the seizures. I didn't have many ideas only some curcumin and raw vegetable diet. Only so much I could do from afar, and i couldn't get her to think, she had such low self-esteem among other issues.
I don't know if I was right.
So helpful thanks
hello sir.. your video is really nice.. my uncle was suffering from liver disease.. and i was really worried about
Nice
Love your videos! RN going M.D.!
Thank you!!
Thank u for this, n other lectures, all scientific n enjoyable. One thing herein, however, is that Albumin might be reduced also in nephrotic syndrome,( n severe malnutrition), or lymphatic duct abnormalities, without liver disease; so albumin is not exactly specific to liver disease.
Now at some extent i understand liver function thank you
thankyou for the great lecture :)
This would be an amazing resource if you had slides and drew on the instead of blackboard
Thank you!
Excellent!
Thank you very much.
You're welcome, thanks for the comment!
Plz explain in white background (projector)
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What about GGT please
You didn’t mention whether the Albumin marker was either high or low ? 🤔
Greetings from the German trio :)
What is the meaning of a liver being off
if albumin is low = chronic liver injury (@ 7:36) ??
Vs.
albumin is HIGH = acute liver injury (@ 7:44) ???
om sham shaneshcharay namo namha
I still don't get it sorry😅😅
liver functions from the heart as oxygenated blood? volume and regulated pressure. in basic could the liver be comparable to a milk thistle but whereas temperature difference affect exchanges in volume while liver functions necessitate from the heart to provide an exchange? to detoxify could perhaps be in part to a system where ph balance result? wouldnt it be safe to detoxify dyes rathan to think from a digestive tract and the breaking down to glucose from sugar substance? that approach clearly ignores direct function for a ph balance where volume and regulated pressure to hepatic artery and not a digestive tract opposite of extracting. the general public has a right to be informed of direct information when pertaining to ph balance in the process result perfusion. saying "the body can tell when to perfuse" is a baseless assertion. when to conclude liver functionality to detoxify a body in volume that as stems from hepatic artery.
changing the weight in volume from chemicals adhereing to oxygenated blood cells such as dyes and substances that have not been cleansed by the regulated liver. if the liver functions from an artery pumped from the heart then why is the digestive tract in place of the liver? hypothetically, if the weight in volume changes the systolic and diastolic circulation of blood cells, how then is detoxing identified if not weight considered from portal vein? the mixture of oils to chemicals adhered to oxygen for an exchange process result identified as perfusion?
weight in volume is realized primarily before item crucial is my opinion when the liver functions in its present state. unless proven otherwise, where is a contesting arguement and look forward to its evidence. what if louis pasteur was onto something life changing?
What about BLTs?
Pls make background white
Liver Liver Liver Liver Liver
Its an organ inside your body
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