Sickle Cell Disease “part 3”: Clinical Picture
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1- splenic sequestration
2- acute chest syndrome
3- Neisseria meningiditis
4- Neisseria
5- m/c is Salmonella
6- streptococcus pneumoniae
7- in SCD = HbS (m/c)
8- deterioration of pt's health status, bc of inf. , stress , ... which may leads to crisis if not treated appropriately.
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Dactylitis is vascular necrosis of metacarpals and metatarsals...On X-ray, you may see osteolytic lesions.
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I have sickle cell disease SS. I'm currently in a crisis which has been getting worse but they won't admit me into the hospital claiming they are at capacity due to C-19 patients. I get how severe C-19 is but so is sickle disease.
I need an oral surgery which is 3 years in the making because I can't afford it. I've had 2 hip replacements due to Avascular Necrosis which has ruined my front teeth. It's so humiliating.
I've postponed my graduation for medical billing and coding because I can't smile.
If I made a GoFundMe for the surgery it probably won't get any support.
Trying to manage a crisis at home is so hard.
You're not alone dear, I have sickle cell disease too. I have major crisis every month and minor crisis every day. I repeated a class in medical school, because I was too sick to write my professional exams. I literally die and resurrect anytime I have to write any professional exams. I just want to let you know it's not the end of the world for you, you're meant for great things. Just see yourself as God's special creation, cos everything changed for me once I saw myself in that light.
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1-stroke
2-chest problem
3-pneumococcus
4-E.coli
5-samonella
6-Neisseria
7-Hbs
8-chest +asplenia (need blood transport)
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Thank you for answers
Best demonstration out there, thanks for the beautiful explanation doc, I need u to shed more light on the defects related to bone abnormalities, you talked about 2 of them in brief without a full description of their characteristics, I’ll be glad if you could reply to this message. Much thanks once again
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as regarding Hand,foot,mouth disease , i guess it's a viral illness due to non polio enteroviruses(coxsackie A v.)
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Thank you for this very thorough series. Very proud that a person from my country is doing a great job. Makes me feel proud to be an Egyptian. But I do have one question. Doesn't hemolytic anemia cause acholuric jaundice due to the unconjugated bilirubin not being able to produce yellow pigment unlike that of obstructive jaundice? Thanks in advance and great video as always
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12:23 um no autosplenectomy does not occur at 12 months of age for everybody. I just checked a study on it and half the scd patients did not have autosplenectomy, mean age 28 years.
15:17 g6pd only kicks in in vitamin D deficiency.
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I got a question in the skeletal changes how is caused by “extra”medullary hematopoiesis shouldn’t be Medullary haematopoiesis can you please clarify this.
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If the hemolyis is extravascular, what is the mechanism of hemoglobinuria in sickle cell disease?
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A 21 year old patient with pneumonia, rbc, hgb, hct- low, mcv -nml no sign of jaundice can we suspect sickle cell anemia as a cause....
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If the haemolysis is extravascular, can we find splenomegaly is sickle cell disease? Even though there is auto splenectomy!!
Thanks❤️😍 what about adenoid tonsil hypertrophy and the sleep apnea syndrome ?why it happen with sickle cell anemia
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kawazaki for hand foot syndrom no ?
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Is it possible to have cyanosis in sickle cell crisis?
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1-, infection. I think children have weak immunity and with sca its even weaker.
2- acute chest syndrome.
3- s.pneumonia, >70% cause of death in children with sca
4- also s.pneumonia
5- in sca, salmonella, but generally staph.aureus
The answer was found in the next video in the series.
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hello ... my exam exam will be after 6 days so plzzzz i wanna the part 4 of sickle cell .... plus .... g6pd anemia... as soon as possible... w thanks kteir kteir
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Sickle Cell Disease “part 4”: Diagnosis& treatmentruclips.net/video/T57xPwMeOB8/видео.html
Glucose-6-phosphate Dehydrogenase (G6PD) Enzyme ruclips.net/video/rdj_XQ9EFFU/видео.html
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Hi everyone, ((Answers)):
1. Infection
2. Acute chest syndrome
3. and 4. Pneumococcal
5. Salmonella
6. S. Aureus
7. HbS
8. Pain
Excellent 💕
Great explanation 👌
Thank you!
6:28
Coxsackie virus
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Sir does coca cola like urine discoloration occur with indirect hyperbilirubinemia ? I'm confused about this point, can you please clarify it ?
It occurs with obstructive and hepatocellular jaundice, not with hemolytic jaundice.
So, the answer is no.
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Splenomegaly occurs at childhood until adolescence the spleen is fibrosed right?
Probably, but patients are different. That’s why you need lab results to know the stage that the patient is in.
thank you for making such an interesting video. Very easy to understand :)
My pleasure...Thanks a lot for your words of encouragement! Best of luck!
Isn't unconjugated bilirubin insoluable in water?? So how can it be excreated in urine and give it cola cola like colour??
What actually happens is that the liver works overtime to conjugate as much bilirubin as possible (converting unconjugated bilirubin to conjugated bilirubin)…The conjugated is water soluble and will show up in the urine.
In all cases of hemolysis, as long as the liver is normal, it will conjugate more and I will have high levels of conjugated bilirubin.
Moreover, the hemoglobin released from RBC hemolysis is toxic to kidney tubules.
Hey, I've read that children can also experience acute chest syndrome.
May be, but it’s way more common in adults
He talked so slow i could watch it on x2 speed and still understand everything he said with no problem
Thanks for your honesty
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I have just graduated
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Is stem cell transplant is the only cure for SCD?
why gallstones are formed during SCA?
Sickled RBCs go to spleen-> phagcytosed by splenic macrophages--> extravascular hemolysis--> Hemoglobin is broken down into heme and globin. Heme is broken down into iron and protoporphyrin--> unconjugated bilirubin-> liver--> conjugated bilirubin --> dump it into GIT, since the excess of liver secretion is stored in gall bladder and since the liver is working harder to keep up with the excess hemolysis-> you have higher risk of forming gallstones. (Especially the bilirubin subtype of gallstones, not the cholesterol subtype).
Hope it helps!
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Great!! Good luck!
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You only need to add a real pictures to your video
For example (xray , signs , symptoms etc)
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Great videos honestly, but you talk waaaay too slow. I always watch on 1.25x or 1.5x speeds and understand perfectly thanks!
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I think that’s fair.
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i got cured from sickle cell
Who needs a surgeon, they are bad people 😂😂 I agree
Enterovirus A
Hand foot mouth syndrome is it kawasaki disease?
Coxsackie, not Kawasaki!
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Coxsackievirus
خخخ طب فين اجابة السؤال طيب 6:32
What is autosplencetomy lmaoo
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coxsackievirus
Correct
Coksakie virus
I am afraid I don't understand
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis you asked the main cause of hand and foot disease
Excellent