Hepatorenal Syndrome
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2018
- A detailed discussion of the pathophysiology, diagnostic criteria, clinical features and management of hepatorenal syndrome.
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Thanks a lot for the informative and systematic presentation and clear pronunciation, much appreciated.
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Thank you for your careful attention to your English pronunciation. It's very appreciated. Much respect.
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Thank you for an excellent presentation!
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Kudos to such a great presentation hope for more good internal medicine lectures
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cool, thank you doc
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very helpful. can you please elaborate more about octreotide? i don't get how it helps
Hi doctor
Can you please make a video explaining the last 2018 guidelines for hypertension.
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Thank you for reaching out to us ! We will try our best to make the video on this topic.
Thanks sir for such a nice video
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hello. Why is there no proteinuria, no sediment, and low urine sodium? can we go over the pathophysiology of these processes? thanks.
Hello Sir, do you have any statistics of HRS in cases of resolved Budd Chiari? If so, what is mortality >5 yrs?
Please make a video on renal replacement therapy
We have started making a video on renal replacement therapy. Coming soon. Best wishes.
continue 👍
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Sir i am a final year medical student. The video was really helpful. Thank you. I have a small confusion though. Would you please elaborate the reason behind terlipressin and albumin.
Albumin increases plasma oncotic pressure there reducing fluid loss. Terlipressin causes splanchnic vasoconstriction and reduces portal pressure ( by reducing flow)
@@internalmedicine9982 thank you sir. It was really helpful preparing for the finals. 😊