Lab student here, I love your humor in these videos. I was hospitalized with HUS when I was 9 years old. Lots of blood transfusions and dialysis. This was a great explanation, I'm enjoying your coagulation playlist to help me study.
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis I am doing great. Just turned 40 and have 2 kids. No long term effects from the HUS, just a few years of follow-up to make sure of that. But- fun fact, I did have a transfusion reaction while I received blood after my C-section(I lost a lot of blood during the procedure). I must've acquired some antibodies with my multiple transfusions with HUS.
I wish I knew your channel during my med school, your way of explaining makes everything seems easy and understandable. Thank you for your great efforts.
There is a reason for all three actually. Shiga toxin of E.Coli has receptors for attachment on blood vessels and kidney. When inside the cells of endothelium and kidney it works by removing adenine from 28S subunit of Ribosomal RNA , this halts the protein synthesis so cells die. Microangiopathic hemolytic anemia is because RBC when pass through damaged endothelium they break down and get distorted. Same reason for kidney failure.
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fibrinogen is an acute phase reactant. therefore the level is increased due to infection. also, your videos are amazing! thank you so much for making medicine this fun !
Thank you so much for these videos. I'm in school to be a lab tech and the lecture notes I was given were organized confusingly to me and lacked visuals...these videos are saving me right now!
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Didn't understand everything (too much terminology for me), but this does help clear up a few things about this weird condition. I had HUS as a very young kid. Most of my earliest memories are from my time in hospital. I don't remember how I felt, except for the pain and frustration over frequent blood tests and the IVs that were hooked up to me. This was in the early 1980s, too, when the tainted blood scandal was happening in Canada. Fortunately, a blood test I had about a decade later showed that I was clean. Not sure about dialysis, but I was too young to really note much of anything outside of my bed except people: like doctors/nurses trying to stick more needles in me.
@@mikemccool7575 Unfortunately, I can't remember. These are my earliest memories, after all. The only thing I remember of food or drink was when I paged a nurse asking for some orange juice. She told me I could have some after my blood test, which naturally I wasn't exactly enthusiastic about. I don't remember if I ever got the juice, but I did page her again after I calmed down from the test. I am told that the staff encountered some difficulty in finding something that I would eat. Apparently it was during my stay that I came to hate eggs, but also came to love lasagne. This may have been a matter of my tastes, rather than anything medical, though.
Hi, thank you so much for the amazing way of teaching 👌🏼. I have a presentation after tomorrow and I have to present the topic of microangiopathic haemolytic anemia in our scientific meeting in the department of internal medicine. Will definitely benefit from your informative videos. Wish me luck.
good day. in a situation where there is diarrhea (persistent no blood stated) on adult with same symptoms of those of hus is it safe to say it is typical hus even if age indicate that the patient is an adult?
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Lab student here, I love your humor in these videos. I was hospitalized with HUS when I was 9 years old. Lots of blood transfusions and dialysis. This was a great explanation, I'm enjoying your coagulation playlist to help me study.
Thank you so much 😊
How is your health today?
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis I am doing great. Just turned 40 and have 2 kids. No long term effects from the HUS, just a few years of follow-up to make sure of that. But- fun fact, I did have a transfusion reaction while I received blood after my C-section(I lost a lot of blood during the procedure). I must've acquired some antibodies with my multiple transfusions with HUS.
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There is a reason for all three actually.
Shiga toxin of E.Coli has receptors for attachment on blood vessels and kidney. When inside the cells of endothelium and kidney it works by removing adenine from 28S subunit of Ribosomal RNA , this halts the protein synthesis so cells die.
Microangiopathic hemolytic anemia is because RBC when pass through damaged endothelium they break down and get distorted. Same reason for kidney failure.
From where did u get this explanation ?
It’s actually 60S
you are awesome.💯💯💯 I have an exam and i was super tired almost like my brain can't handle new info but your amazing informative videos filled with humor are breath of fresh air. Thank you so much❣
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fibrinogen is an acute phase reactant. therefore the level is increased due to infection.
also, your videos are amazing! thank you so much for making medicine this fun !
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What now causes the renal injury?
Hemoglobin. It's nephrotoxic
How much infection was there? Two percent in the person, of forty percent to get rid of here?
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I'm sorry how this hemo syndrome has to do with diarrhea.
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Didn't understand everything (too much terminology for me), but this does help clear up a few things about this weird condition. I had HUS as a very young kid. Most of my earliest memories are from my time in hospital. I don't remember how I felt, except for the pain and frustration over frequent blood tests and the IVs that were hooked up to me. This was in the early 1980s, too, when the tainted blood scandal was happening in Canada. Fortunately, a blood test I had about a decade later showed that I was clean. Not sure about dialysis, but I was too young to really note much of anything outside of my bed except people: like doctors/nurses trying to stick more needles in me.
Same exact thing here but early 90’s. Were you able to eat and drink? I remember begging for ice chips
@@mikemccool7575 Unfortunately, I can't remember. These are my earliest memories, after all. The only thing I remember of food or drink was when I paged a nurse asking for some orange juice. She told me I could have some after my blood test, which naturally I wasn't exactly enthusiastic about. I don't remember if I ever got the juice, but I did page her again after I calmed down from the test.
I am told that the staff encountered some difficulty in finding something that I would eat. Apparently it was during my stay that I came to hate eggs, but also came to love lasagne. This may have been a matter of my tastes, rather than anything medical, though.
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wild guess… but is it because your using the platelets to clot so that triggers an excess of the secondary clotting cascade system?
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Fibrinogen is high because of tissue factor is released, right?
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fibrinogen is an acute phase reactant.
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Hi, thank you so much for the amazing way of teaching 👌🏼.
I have a presentation after tomorrow and I have to present the topic of microangiopathic haemolytic anemia in our scientific meeting in the department of internal medicine. Will definitely benefit from your informative videos. Wish me luck.
Good luck 🍀
I think in this case the patient had developed DIC 2ry to the infection?
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Do you have any citations for these information? Would love to read your reference books.
Harrison’s, Davidson’s, and Goldman-Cecil
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i think fibrinogen is high because it is an acute phase reactant and is elevated in acute illnesses
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Glanzmann Thrombasthenia.
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wait how is the AKI formed???
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ANyone know why the fibrinogen is high? Can't see to figure it out... Is it purely because of inflammation?
Yaa bro but also secondary hemostasis is normal
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"thank you for supporting my work.. I'm joking," what even lol
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@@MedicosisPerfectionalis 8.45 to 8.55 that's where you said this, I found it funny lol
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how the kidneys are infected after the GIT?
It’s not “infected”. It’s affected.
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis How kidney are affected? Please give a little bit explanation. Thank u
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good day. in a situation where there is diarrhea (persistent no blood stated) on adult with same symptoms of those of hus is it safe to say it is typical hus even if age indicate that the patient is an adult?
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Not my phone number and area code. I was like well, I fucking know🤣
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Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS) found after delivering my first child is that safe to plan another pregnancy?
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Plz share kidney videos as well
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