Hi all, My father died from AML in May 2022 and since then I am highly curious and interested in this disease. Whenever I remember my father I feel hopeless and try to know more and more about this disease. This is a highly fatal disease only because it is unable to detect early. Lots of love to the person reading.
Thank you, Doctor, from the bottom of my heart. I don't know how much time you spend preparing and explaining these lessons. You are a scientist 🔥🙂 طالبة طب عربية 😊
@@8v8i 😭😭😭😭 🆘🆘my blood work says immature GRANULOCYTES. AND ABSOLUTELY IMMATURE. GRANULOCYTES ,, CAN YOU PLEASE SPEAK EXPLAIN THAT AND I HAVE LUNG CANCER RIGHT NOW?
I am stitch for a non-small cell lung cancer secondary adrenal insufficiency, and I was on immunotherapy called, KETRUDA ,, but then it started attacking my adrenal glands in my upper kidney so then we had to stop it and then I had radiation and then I felt even worse after radiation
i remember joining nursing school back in 2021 and i felt like this guy was speaking greek, but today am finishing his statements before he does,thanks alot I've learnt more than i need for my class thanks bro👊🏾
Dude, seriously whenever i'm about to attend a one hour lecture my brain prepares itself for hybernation automatically. With you guys it stays on full allert throughout and i dunno how
Thank you, Professor Zach. I was diagnosed with CML in February 2023. This was very educational and helpful for me to understand my disease. I’m now gonna go watch the CML video.
Thank you Professor Zack. I just lost my wife to AML. Your lecture explains so much we experienced and a better understanding of this heartbreaking disease. This is helping me process and come to terms with the last eight months with my beautiful wife.
Me too I lost my aunt because of AML ,,Thank you so much prof for the work ur doing to the world at large ,,help us get one who's like you but for paed iatrics
I am a RN, my mother passed away from MDS. Of course we touched on this in school but that was years ago and not till 13 years ago when my mother was diagnosed did I dig deep on the pathophysiologic of this disease. Thank you for breaking it down like this.
I was diagnosed a month ago as well. What path of treatment did they give you? They gave me 7+3 treatment and I finished it and currently waiting for the WBC to become higher . They plan on giving me a Bone marrow transplant, since I am displaying lymphomic markers.
Thank you so much Prof. Zach Tbvh you're videos have helped me greatly. There's been lot of time when I couldn't just get it from my lecturers, but you make it so easy to understand and remember. Thank you so so so much 😩
I really appreciate your content, your voice and teaching style is very engaging and makes complex information digestible. Wish I could see your whiteboard info better tho as the visual learning is awesome feature. I'd be stoked for digital drawn animation of the whiteboard content with podcast style narrative in there to follow closer
No mention of Azacitidine + Venetoclax? That is another regimen we can use for AML, typically for less fit patients who can’t tolerate 7+3. But actually a lot of patients fit in this category so I see a lot of Aza/Ven.
Would love to see a video on MPAL. You don't see a lot of information on it unfortunately. I was diagnosed with MPAL on April 1st of this year and trying to understand my particular situation can get disheartening with the lack of information on it.
Please do a video only on PNES, I have the condition from complex PTSD and severe trauma (childhood physical and sexual abuse) and would love to understand my condition more. @ninjanerd
My mom just got diagnosis with AML. I have been searching youtube to try to get more info. So much to learn. I have a question though. Why do you use the big M works and not the little M word?
My fiancee had a bone marrow biopsy and aspiration done. The flow cytometrey results read. What does this mean? Blast Gate (8.6%): 1.4% of CD34+ and/or CD117+ myeloblasts are present. 5.5% of immature B lymphocytes, positive for CD19/CD10 with variable expression of CD20, most consistent with B-hematogones. Monocyte Gate (2.8%): 2.8% of mature monocytes, positive for CD33, CD13, CD11b, CD11c, CD64, and CD14 are identified.
My wife was suffering from DLBCL called Lymphoma. Six cycle of targeted RCbop Chemo was injected through IV . In March 24 . she was declrared fuuly recovered . But after one month in late april again she had frequent fever and headache. Bone marrow synthesis was done and dcoters declead she has acquired AML with 96% bladt . Since she was 67 yrs so they ruled out stem cell transplant and IV chemo . We all were helpless and tried oral chemo suggested by doctor so that it will postpone the death for quite sometime . But we could not save her and finally she died in june. Doctor where things have gone wrong. Why allof sudden she acquired AML Still we are pondering and not getting answer.
Thanks for the breakdown! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). How can I transfer them to Binance?
About the symptoms related to low rbc and platelet counts: as there are plenty of blood making bones in human body, i would guess a bone being AML should not being a big deal and the symptoms will not deteriorate rapidly. Why this line of thought is incorrect? May be AML bone metastases quickly to other bones somehow?
My mom passed from AML in May. Thankyou for pressing ahead to one day kick this disease out of our lives.
RIP 😢
My mom passed away from AML 2 years ago. Still grieving till today.
@@imel5931where treatment taken you
Hi all, My father died from AML in May 2022 and since then I am highly curious and interested in this disease. Whenever I remember my father I feel hopeless and try to know more and more about this disease. This is a highly fatal disease only because it is unable to detect early. Lots of love to the person reading.
Can't wait for CML, multiple myeloma&lymphomas❤
Thank you, Doctor, from the bottom of my heart. I don't know how much time you spend preparing and explaining these lessons. You are a scientist 🔥🙂 طالبة طب عربية 😊
My son had APL leukemia 15 years ago. The regimen was exactly as this doctor described. After chemo, ATRA and then arsenic. ❤
@@dc1mc2mc3 I'm sorry for what happened to you. I just want to tell you that you are a great father!
@@8v8i 😭😭😭😭 🆘🆘my blood work says immature GRANULOCYTES. AND ABSOLUTELY IMMATURE. GRANULOCYTES ,, CAN YOU PLEASE SPEAK EXPLAIN THAT AND I HAVE LUNG CANCER RIGHT NOW?
I did have radiation up in my chest,, then it got worse instead of taking the cough away. My throat hurt even worse.
I am stitch for a non-small cell lung cancer secondary adrenal insufficiency, and I was on immunotherapy called, KETRUDA ,, but then it started attacking my adrenal glands in my upper kidney so then we had to stop it and then I had radiation and then I felt even worse after radiation
i remember joining nursing school back in 2021 and i felt like this guy was speaking greek, but today am finishing his statements before he does,thanks alot I've learnt more than i need for my class thanks bro👊🏾
Best medicine tutor ever!
Dude, seriously whenever i'm about to attend a one hour lecture my brain prepares itself for hybernation automatically. With you guys it stays on full allert throughout and i dunno how
Excellent, For me, this was the best class that explained AML
Thank you so much Professor Zach.
You are the BEST
You’re a great human , thank you for existing ♥️
thank you so much may god grant you with health and love
All of these are very helpful in passing my licensure exam as medtech ❤
Thank you, Professor Zach. I was diagnosed with CML in February 2023. This was very educational and helpful for me to understand my disease. I’m now gonna go watch the CML video.
Thank you Professor Zack. I just lost my wife to AML. Your lecture explains so much we experienced and a better understanding of this heartbreaking disease. This is helping me process and come to terms with the last eight months with my beautiful wife.
Hello Sir.Sorry to hear this...my brother also dignosed with aml... Is chemo not treat The disease
Me too I lost my aunt because of AML ,,Thank you so much prof for the work ur doing to the world at large ,,help us get one who's like you but for paed iatrics
thank you for making this topic clear cut
Please make a video of the myeloproliferative syndromes MPS, thank you 😊
You are always the best and my favourite Zach and the ninja nerd team, much love for you guys 💖💖💖💓💓💓
Very clear cut and excellent explanation 👌 👍. Better than paid courses.
I am a RN, my mother passed away from MDS. Of course we touched on this in school but that was years ago and not till 13 years ago when my mother was diagnosed did I dig deep on the pathophysiologic of this disease.
Thank you for breaking it down like this.
🎉，
Thanks alot my youtube teacher. In my life i will meet you inshAllah.
Your effort to explain these complicated topics is amazing💪🏽! Keep it up man!!!
Hello can you upload a video on multiple myeloma?
Professor Zach is Godlike!!😮
Thank you Zack❤❤❤
You're the best ❤🎉
you explain things so well, just love your lessons.
You did an awesome job of describing AML. I Was recently diagnosed with it. It’s helpful to know more about it. Thank you. 😊
I was diagnosed a month ago as well.
What path of treatment did they give you?
They gave me 7+3 treatment and I finished it and currently waiting for the WBC to become higher .
They plan on giving me a Bone marrow transplant, since I am displaying lymphomic markers.
Thanks for the video, really helpful!
Wow. This is sooooooo comprehensive. I am amazed. Thank you so much❤❤❤❤
Wow amazing...I wish u would talk more on the chemotherapy like the duration of each phase...and the supportive treatment given with it ....
Like always helpful thanks Professor Zach❤
I’m a BMTU nurse! This was such a well done, informative video 😊
Same here & I agree! Superb explanation to an incredibly complex disease.
II love these types of videos, of course, yours are incredible! Thanks for all the explanation, it was impressive and very easy to understand.
Thank you so much Prof. Zach
Tbvh you're videos have helped me greatly. There's been lot of time when I couldn't just get it from my lecturers, but you make it so easy to understand and remember. Thank you so so so much 😩
dude i literally love you
I really appreciate ur hard work
thank you so much for your excellent work ❤
I really appreciate your content, your voice and teaching style is very engaging and makes complex information digestible. Wish I could see your whiteboard info better tho as the visual learning is awesome feature. I'd be stoked for digital drawn animation of the whiteboard content with podcast style narrative in there to follow closer
well explained and complete explanation as well
thank you, Doctor, you are amazing.
Thank you for this fantastic explination! 😍😍😍🙏
Amazing video as always. PLEASE POST PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA LECTURE NOTES
Waiting for your topic on Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. Thank you!
You are our saviour
No mention of Azacitidine + Venetoclax? That is another regimen we can use for AML, typically for less fit patients who can’t tolerate 7+3. But actually a lot of patients fit in this category so I see a lot of Aza/Ven.
Thank you Ninja Nerd
you're a life saver my friend
Great lecture as always!!
I have a topic discussion on AML tmrw.. thank you for your service 🤠
Love it!!! Thank you so much!
Thank u so much. This has been the most helpful lecture!
Rasburicase+allopurinol in TLS
Sevalamer in hyperphosphatemia
ATRA+ Ar in APL type of AML
Cytrabine+ Idarubicin in non APL AML
يا ابونا في الطب
فليتقدس اسمك
ولتكن مشيئتك
بارك لنا في امتحاناتنا🦥♥️
Would love to see a video on MPAL. You don't see a lot of information on it unfortunately. I was diagnosed with MPAL on April 1st of this year and trying to understand my particular situation can get disheartening with the lack of information on it.
This man carrying my whole mbbs course
From? South Asia?
Excellent, thank you!
Best explanation on you tube. We’ll done
Much much much love and respect
Very informative and clear 🎉
Thank you for ur best and top explanation 🎉🙏
thank you for these videos doc!
Thank you very much for the explanation ❤❤.
Love from India
Please do a video only on PNES, I have the condition from complex PTSD and severe trauma (childhood physical and sexual abuse) and would love to understand my condition more. @ninjanerd
Very good lecture doc
Thank you so very much 😊
thank you ! that was AMAZING
this man is too powerful
This guy is awesome!
Hi ninja , why dont u do vedios about general surgery ?! Topics that releated to surgery
thanks a lot! very helpful
You are the best.
Thanks alot Zach.
Make more videos on hematology diseases.
Thank you sooooooo much 😢
pls can i get ninja videos notes ?
He is sincer and excellence
Thank you for that Amazing explication ❤
this is amazing for a good foundation!!!
Thank you for everything❤️❤️❤️
Keep going always thanks 😊
Love the videos Zack, i have a small idea for you guys: make a Ninja nerd shorts channel for tldr disease summaries
My mom just got diagnosis with AML. I have been searching youtube to try to get more info. So much to learn.
I have a question though. Why do you use the big M works and not the little M word?
Prof Zach, can you make a discussion regarding the pathophysiology of peritonitis?🥺🙏
Thanks so much for your videos
Would you also be uploading videos on lymphomas besides leukemias?
Thank you so much
Thank you so much, you are great
My fiancee had a bone marrow biopsy and aspiration done. The flow cytometrey results read. What does this mean?
Blast Gate (8.6%): 1.4% of CD34+ and/or CD117+ myeloblasts are present. 5.5% of immature B lymphocytes, positive for CD19/CD10 with variable expression of CD20, most consistent with B-hematogones. Monocyte Gate (2.8%): 2.8% of mature monocytes, positive for CD33, CD13, CD11b, CD11c, CD64, and CD14 are identified.
what about the agranulocyte lineage one?
Thank you ❤
thanks for the information 👌🏽
Please post lectures on HIV/AIDS
My wife was suffering from DLBCL called Lymphoma. Six cycle of targeted RCbop Chemo was injected through IV . In March 24 . she was declrared fuuly recovered . But after one month in late april again she had frequent fever and headache.
Bone marrow synthesis was done and dcoters declead she has acquired AML with 96% bladt . Since she was 67 yrs so they ruled out stem cell transplant and IV chemo . We all were helpless and tried oral chemo suggested by doctor so that it will postpone the death for quite sometime . But we could not save her and finally she died in june. Doctor where things have gone wrong. Why allof sudden she acquired AML
Still we are pondering and not getting answer.
Why is it that this video is so much clearer than my Uni lectures..? ..AND IT IS FREE.
I'm paying thousand of dollars for unclear shitzz..
That was literally epic ( Jaw dropped )😍
Thank u so much sir
Thanks for the breakdown! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). How can I transfer them to Binance?
Thank you so much , please someone write the meaning of APl , dic, pas ....
About the symptoms related to low rbc and platelet counts: as there are plenty of blood making bones in human body, i would guess a bone being AML should not being a big deal and the symptoms will not deteriorate rapidly. Why this line of thought is incorrect? May be AML bone metastases quickly to other bones somehow?
Myelofibrosis also can lead to AML
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Great job my dear
thanks sir