Dear Dr. Pearson, you literally have the best videos and explanations which significantly adds to my knowledge and for my exam preps. I cant thank you enough.
This is so helpful! I was wondering why my port scar was taking so long to heal but sure enough I started adriamycin within a week of having my surgery so this makes sense. I started glutamine supplementation 2 months post surgery and now the healing is back on track!
🇨🇦 Such a well done video! I watched it twice, so much information. Looking forward to the next four parts. How do you have time to do your patient care? They are very lucky to have such an informed doctor. Thanks for your response to a previous comment. Please don’t feel you need to take the time to respond though. Your ‘study hard’ at the end reminds me of David Goggins ‘stay hard’. Good advice. Judy.
@@citizensurgeon 🇨🇦. This series is coming in handy. My dissolvable stitches dissolved on the tenth day but my wound just opened right up! I’ll get it looked at at the cancer clinic tomorrow. I’ve had this happen before. No worries. Thanks again!
The cellular mechanisms relate to the inflammatory and proliferation phases as well as increasing the risk of infection and decreasing VEGF receptors and circulating HIF-1alpha. There is a nice summary here with references. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2903966/
Thank you. I understand why some wounds take long time to heal in comparison to others.
Awesome! I'm so happy this video helped!
Dear Dr. Pearson, you literally have the best videos and explanations which significantly adds to my knowledge and for my exam preps. I cant thank you enough.
This is so helpful! I was wondering why my port scar was taking so long to heal but sure enough I started adriamycin within a week of having my surgery so this makes sense. I started glutamine supplementation 2 months post surgery and now the healing is back on track!
Awesome! So much goes into wound healing! Glad you’re back on track!! Thanks for engaging!
Very concise but comprehensive. I enjoyed your lecture
Fantastic!!
Phenomenal video as always. Please keep up the good work.
Thanks so much Glen, part 2 coming out this Thursday :). I appreciate the support!
Awesome!! I found this very helpful and informative! Thank you so much
So cool, very happy you enjoyed it!
Great explanation thank you
You are welcome!
thank you. very informative and interesting like usual. looking forward to see your rest of video part 3-5.
Awesome thanks Grace! Part 3 coming out this Thursday :)
Deep stuff, thank you doc
Great videos, very useful in the clinic, thanks!
Awesome! So pumped you’re finding them helpful!
Good and valuable lecture
I watched it thank you
🇨🇦 Such a well done video! I watched it twice, so much information. Looking forward to the next four parts. How do you have time to do your patient care? They are very lucky to have such an informed doctor. Thanks for your response to a previous comment. Please don’t feel you need to take the time to respond though. Your ‘study hard’ at the end reminds me of David Goggins ‘stay hard’. Good advice. Judy.
Thanks so much! I’m a huge fan of Goggins! I appreciate your kind words and hope you had an awesome weekend!
@@citizensurgeon 🇨🇦. This series is coming in handy. My dissolvable stitches dissolved on the tenth day but my wound just opened right up! I’ll get it looked at at the cancer clinic tomorrow. I’ve had this happen before. No worries. Thanks again!
thank you
Absolutely!
We need ur videos daily ❤
Very nice of you to say Muhammad, thank you so much. I’m glad you’re enjoying them.
@@citizensurgeon inshallah soon I am going to start my residency in surgery,and ur videos r very helpfull
In terms of alcohol, the negative influence might happen even by small beer glass? Or was that related to strong alcohol?
I don't understand the mechanism , alcohol delay wound healing ?
The cellular mechanisms relate to the inflammatory and proliferation phases as well as increasing the risk of infection and decreasing VEGF receptors and circulating HIF-1alpha. There is a nice summary here with references.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2903966/
@@citizensurgeon thank you 🙏 I will see the link you send.
@@citizensurgeon thank you the report was informative.