This video has been updated! We needed to adjust the image of the portosystemic shunt and we also we added a symptoms section, a diagnosis section, a treatment section, and a recap section.
Just wonderful, I been tryin to find out about "mild fatty liver" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Bachalaswin Better Body Rule - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got excellent success with it.
Winner of a video, I've been looking for "liver test results" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Bachalaswin Better Body Rule - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my co-worker got great results with it.
Cheers for this, I been tryin to find out about "diffuse fatty liver" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Bachalaswin Better Body Rule - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my brother in law got amazing success with it.
Though there are thousands of videos on RUclips explaining cirrhosis. But this is the most useful one becoz it shows the functioning of the cell and its pathology in the form of great animation and humor. Osmosis is Awesome.🥰
Seriously guys, this channel deserves way more subscribers and each video should have millions of views, all of them are amazing! Keep up the good work and thanks a lot for making it easy to study.
Thanks, Oliver! We'll get there eventually. We're glad you're finding our videos useful. If you haven't yet checked out our educational platform we have a bunch of tools that we think you'd like. These include unreleased videos, tens of thousands of flashcards and multiple-choice practice questions, study workspaces, and daily exam schedule organizers to help you learn medicine. You can sign up for a free trial of Osmosis Prime here: bit.ly/2ut5ZEJ
This channel got me through university, 6 years of making my studies easier. And today, as a doctor, when I need a re-check or remember something I come back here . Thank you for everything!!
I’m doing the DRY JANUARY CHALLENGE. My friend was just diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver. I know my heavy drinking days are over with. Thank you for the education of a lifetime.
So sad, my mom was diagnosed with cirrhosis, when she showed all the symptoms it was to late to save her life. She was gone in less than a month! I miss her with so much 😭.... thank you for this very educational video as I am still looking for answers of what happened to her.
I have cirrhosis of the liver caused by a fatty liver (the worst kind of cirrhosis) but it took years before I got into trouble. Gallstone blockage on and off for 10 years was part of the problem, but I also abused alcohol for about 20 years before I stopped drinking and smoking. The rest was genetic. (I am 76 so I can't whine that life cheated me.) I am still at cirrhosis stage 1 and there are 4 stages. Stages 1 and 2 are considered capable of self-healing if you remove the culprit causing the pathology (i.e. stop drinking totally or get treated for other causes), but it's no guarantee, especially if you have a fatty-liver genesis. Stages 3 & 4 are more complicated but surgery, like a robotic surgery liver shunt (tube connection) from vein to vein can alleviate water buildup (ascites) and varicose veins in the stomach or esophagus--which can bleed profusely and cause death, unless you can get to the emergency room in time. Oh, and liver transplants have a cutoff date of age 70, or younger if you have other issues like high blood pressure and heart problems, etc.
I drank myself into the emergency room today. I am already diagnosed with a fatty liver so my mom and cousin sat me down and we watched your video. My take away was Cirrhosis = Death.
Thank you so much Osmosis team for your clear explanations and your great job! Pathophysiology is so much more understandable and reachable thanks to you!
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Hi, I just literally love your videos! You helped me a lot to get through Med school. Could you maybe make a video about liver function blood tests? ( for example why specific tests are positive in hepatic cytolytic syndrome and why others in cholestasis syndrome??) It would be sooo helpful! I genuinely thank you for your amazing work!
I was diagnosed with cirrhosis based on Fibroscan requested by my gastroenterologist and on december 2021 my score was 15.7kpa, so stage 4 (cirrhosis) which was caused by fatty liver disease, I started the ketogenic diet with intermittent fasting , 1 year, 75 fewer pounds later, yesterday I went for another fibroscan, my score went from 15.7kpa to 4.5kpa, stage 1(mild/no fibrosis) so.. Cirrhosis IS reversible
@@akbenngold mujhe aapse yahi puchna hai... Ki mere papa ko hepatitis C hai or liver cirrhosis hai.... Plz aap mujhe ye btaye ki iska treatment kya hai... Or liver ko complete cure hone mein kitna time lgega... Plz help me.... Mere papa abhi hospital mein admit hai
Just wanna tell u sth ,it's because of keto it's because of fasting ...welcome in Islamic countries were our child's does this habit from their early years ..
You lads from osmosis make pathology way more easier to understand then all my professors lecture which are all over the place .Im watching this video cuz i have an exam tomorrow and whats worse is im startin from scratch literally .Going back to the drawing board .I wish i did more during the start of the semester but if there is will there will be a way .Hopefully your videos give me the high yield info that i need at this point in time .
Love love this ... I watched a lecture video, which took about 30 mins, and I usually watch another video for more illustration . For a quick recap, this is a perfect summary !!! Everything aligned with the lecture
My uncle had a stomach bloating . He thought it was gas trouble. But when it became frequent for more than a month, for the first time in his life he visited a hospital. ( never had health issues in his 59 years ). Unfortunately,he was diagnosed with end stage liver cirrhosis + advanced colon cancer. Doctors gave a poor prognosis, hardly 5 months .. Sadly, he even couldn't survive for 45 day's... We lost him on Oct 10th 2021..😔 Miss him badly 😪
I m in love with ur channel ....... i didnt find a satisfactory explaination in any book for cirrhosis ....... this was so easy to understand ........ thanks a lot ...... i have my pathology paper tomorrow n this is definately going to help ......
Love you guys .....you are the cause why I love medicine ❤......really my college unfortunately not good at delivering the information to our minds ....so I always watch you guys so I can study better and understand so many things I wanted to know ❤
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It's important to call it specifically as "hepatic or liver cirrhosis" because based on definitions and terminology, cirrhosis itself is a complication which can potentially appear in other tissues or organs as well(e.g. in breast and etc.). Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong. thanks
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those changes in portal flow (the portosystemic shunt) trigger renal vasoconstriction because: 1. portal hypertension makes the splenic ven vasodilate 2. vasodilation leads to arterial underfilling 3. sympathetic system gets activated (renin-angiotensin-aldosteron, endothelin activation) 4. renal vasoconstriction
Thank you for this overview! I recently was sur[risingly diagnosed with NASH & late stage liver fribrosis and at the time didn't even know where the liver was in there! :) This was helpful in my research.
Thank you sooo much I really had trouble understanding the pathogenisis and all and almost panicked, now it feels really clear in my head, thank you again.
Awesome as always i think it would be better if u mentioned why there is thrombocytopenia ( bcz of splenomegaly) and increase in INR since factor 2,7,9,10 is mostly decreased Anyway really good job guys
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If you are watching this because you drink too much…. Stop drinking immediately!! Cut out processed foods and eat super healthy. Worst thing I did through my 30s was drinking heavy and eating fry ups, burgers and chips, fried chicken, pizza, white bread ham and and cheese sandwiches. Now it’s all oats, peanut butter on rice cakes, low fat cheese,salmon, skinless chicken,fruit abd veg and salad
I think you guys are doing a really great job, but I'm certainly missing some key aspects of the ascites formation. In my understanding the main source of transudate/ascites fluid is not from the liver itself but from the greatly increased pressure in the splanchnic circulation. This is also the reason why you can see some reduction in the kidney function since the splanchnic bed reacts to the greater pressure by dilating fully ((caput medusae) but not sufficiently to reduce the increase in pressure from the portal vein) and hence, the splanchnic bed holds a great amount of the blood volume. This leads to a relative hypovolemia which is recognized by the kidney as a blood loss. In order to secure it's function and maintain it's own blood supply, the kidney activates the RAAS which further exacerbates the ascites formation by increasing the amount of circulating volume. Any thoughts?
We will eventually, Sylvia! In the meantime, you can vote for upcoming videos, see all of our unreleased videos and access tens of thousands of flashcards and quiz questions by becoming an Osmosis Prime subscriber. You can sign up for a free trial at bit.ly/2ut5ZEJ.
We love that we're being watched in France! We're glad you're finding our videos useful. If you haven't yet checked out our educational platform we have a bunch of tools that we think you'd like. These include unreleased videos, tens of thousands of flashcards and multiple-choice practice questions, study workspaces, and daily exam schedule organizers to help you learn medicine. You can sign up for a free trial of Osmosis Prime here: bit.ly/2ut5ZEJ
Sir ua vieos r a great source of information...my pathology is all dependent on ua videos..but this video on cirrhosis lacked a lot of info like it didnt mention about esophagial varices,anorectal varices ,caput medusae,dupuytrens contracture,cruvielheir bumargartan murmur,hepatopulmanry syndrome..if it was mentioned along vid mechanism;dat vud have been of great help
Questions I have always had. What are the guidelines for the amount and length of time for alcohol consumption to cause cirrhosis? Second, does low B1 levels (or feeling better when one takes B1) indicate anything about the functioning of the liver?
Love from india you make every topic easy ..so I used to first overview the topic from your videos then I go deep through in it . it keep me interested in the topic thnku😀❤
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Nice video but 9:10 diagnosis is not "often" using biopsy .... it's more likely with imaging and lab studies although biopsy is the gold standard as you previously mentioned.
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This video has been updated! We needed to adjust the image of the portosystemic shunt and we also we added a symptoms section, a diagnosis section, a treatment section, and a recap section.
Osmosis Just what I wanted to ask
Just wonderful, I been tryin to find out about "mild fatty liver" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Bachalaswin Better Body Rule - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got excellent success with it.
Winner of a video, I've been looking for "liver test results" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Bachalaswin Better Body Rule - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my co-worker got great results with it.
Cheers for this, I been tryin to find out about "diffuse fatty liver" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Bachalaswin Better Body Rule - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my brother in law got amazing success with it.
Thank you for the amazing work!
Though there are thousands of videos on RUclips explaining cirrhosis. But this is the most useful one becoz it shows the functioning of the cell and its pathology in the form of great animation and humor.
Osmosis is Awesome.🥰
Thanks for lovely feedback, Laawaris! We appreciate this! 🙌🏼 💕 ✨
Seriously guys, this channel deserves way more subscribers and each video should have millions of views, all of them are amazing! Keep up the good work and thanks a lot for making it easy to study.
Thanks, Oliver! We'll get there eventually. We're glad you're finding our videos useful. If you haven't yet checked out our educational platform we have a bunch of tools that we think you'd like. These include unreleased videos, tens of thousands of flashcards and multiple-choice practice questions, study workspaces, and daily exam schedule organizers to help you learn medicine. You can sign up for a free trial of Osmosis Prime here: bit.ly/2ut5ZEJ
Alcohol kills.
@@osmosis Its just sucking that its so expensive.
They got it
This channel got me through university, 6 years of making my studies easier. And today, as a doctor, when I need a re-check or remember something I come back here . Thank you for everything!!
Wow! Thank you for making Osmosis part of your journey! We're glad that we've been able to make a difference! 🥰❤️🙏🏼
I’m doing the DRY JANUARY CHALLENGE. My friend was just diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver. I know my heavy drinking days are over with. Thank you for the education of a lifetime.
Hello how are u doing now? Is ur friend okay?
@@nishattasnim7651stage 4
Explained in such simple terms! Thank you so much for helping us students out here!😭
Happy to help, Siyamalini! 😊
My brother has cirrhosis. ....the doctor said liver transplant needed. .please pray from him to recovery. .thank u doctor. Very informative. .
May i ask how old he is?
Can I know where your brother is getting treatment?..Anywaz I pray for his recovery
Is the mofo still alive?
They don’t do a liver transplant if you’re an alcoholic, and haven’t abstain for at least two years
god bless him
So sad, my mom was diagnosed with cirrhosis, when she showed all the symptoms it was to late to save her life. She was gone in less than a month! I miss her with so much 😭.... thank you for this very educational video as I am still looking for answers of what happened to her.
We're sorry to hear that. Take care.
My grandmother was just diagnosed with Liver Cirrhosis.. I hope her health does not go downhill that fast..
Same thing happened to my mom
I have cirrhosis of the liver caused by a fatty liver (the worst kind of cirrhosis) but it took years before I got into trouble. Gallstone blockage on and off for 10 years was part of the problem, but I also abused alcohol for about 20 years before I stopped drinking and smoking. The rest was genetic. (I am 76 so I can't whine that life cheated me.) I am still at cirrhosis stage 1 and there are 4 stages. Stages 1 and 2 are considered capable of self-healing if you remove the culprit causing the pathology (i.e. stop drinking totally or get treated for other causes), but it's no guarantee, especially if you have a fatty-liver genesis. Stages 3 & 4 are more complicated but surgery, like a robotic surgery liver shunt (tube connection) from vein to vein can alleviate water buildup (ascites) and varicose veins in the stomach or esophagus--which can bleed profusely and cause death, unless you can get to the emergency room in time. Oh, and liver transplants have a cutoff date of age 70, or younger if you have other issues like high blood pressure and heart problems, etc.
@@johig4378 thank you for sharing your story it is inspiring
I have a medicine test tomorrow, thanks a lot for all the content. Thank you osmosis!
We hope your exam went well, Abhishek! 🙏🏼 ❤️ 😊
I drank myself into the emergency room today. I am already diagnosed with a fatty liver so my mom and cousin sat me down and we watched your video. My take away was Cirrhosis = Death.
So your mom and cousin loves you so stop acting like an idiot. Work hard and win back your moms love cause at moment she says you a real jerk.
Its true also...
No, you can still have a liver transplant, but find GOD so you stop drinking
Thank you so much Osmosis team for your clear explanations and your great job! Pathophysiology is so much more understandable and reachable thanks to you!
We love hearing that, Noëmie!
We're happy you’re finding the videos useful! If you haven't yet checked out our educational platform we’re working hard to be a one-stop shop for educating future clinicians. We have unreleased videos, thousands of flashcards and board-style practice questions, study workspaces, and daily study scheduling tools to help you learn, retain and apply medical knowledge. Check us out here! bit.ly/2ut5ZEJ.
its crazy how much simpler a subject is when it is explain in a clear, well though out manner. Thank you so much Osmosis!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm shook from how great this vid was
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Same 😭😭💕💕💕
Hi, I just literally love your videos! You helped me a lot to get through Med school. Could you maybe make a video about liver function blood tests? ( for example why specific tests are positive in hepatic cytolytic syndrome and why others in cholestasis syndrome??) It would be sooo helpful! I genuinely thank you for your amazing work!
I love you Osmosis
Yeah i love osmosis as well 😊
Je confirme, Osmosis je vous aime aussi mais faite une version francaise svp
Me four
I was diagnosed with cirrhosis based on Fibroscan requested by my gastroenterologist and on december 2021 my score was 15.7kpa, so stage 4 (cirrhosis) which was caused by fatty liver disease, I started the ketogenic diet with intermittent fasting , 1 year, 75 fewer pounds later, yesterday I went for another fibroscan, my score went from 15.7kpa to 4.5kpa, stage 1(mild/no fibrosis) so.. Cirrhosis IS reversible
I Hope you feel well and take care of yourself
yes. depending on the cause. alcoholic cirrhosis is irreversible but other types like viral cirrhosis is reversible
@@akbenngold ... Okay....
@@akbenngold mujhe aapse yahi puchna hai... Ki mere papa ko hepatitis C hai or liver cirrhosis hai.... Plz aap mujhe ye btaye ki iska treatment kya hai... Or liver ko complete cure hone mein kitna time lgega... Plz help me.... Mere papa abhi hospital mein admit hai
Just wanna tell u sth ,it's because of keto it's because of fasting ...welcome in Islamic countries were our child's does this habit from their early years ..
You lads from osmosis make pathology way more easier to understand then all my professors lecture which are all over the place .Im watching this video cuz i have an exam tomorrow and whats worse is im startin from scratch literally .Going back to the drawing board .I wish i did more during the start of the semester but if there is will there will be a way .Hopefully your videos give me the high yield info that i need at this point in time .
I have my exams 5 days from now.Osmosis is a life saver!
Love love this ... I watched a lecture video, which took about 30 mins, and I usually watch another video for more illustration . For a quick recap, this is a perfect summary !!! Everything aligned with the lecture
Thank you! 🥰
I’m currently preparing for my university exams and your videos are SO helpful to understand concept of the topics❤️
We wish you all the best, Sanjana! 🙏🏼
One of the most actually helpful RUclips channels out there..keep on the good work, u r just doing alot of good
What an explanation !! U make medicine sooo easy n interesting! U r the best teacher... Thanku so much!!
My uncle had a stomach bloating . He thought it was gas trouble. But when it became frequent for more than a month, for the first time in his life he visited a hospital. ( never had health issues in his 59 years ). Unfortunately,he was diagnosed with end stage liver cirrhosis + advanced colon cancer. Doctors gave a poor prognosis, hardly 5 months .. Sadly, he even couldn't survive for 45 day's...
We lost him on Oct 10th 2021..😔
Miss him badly 😪
I'm sorry for your loss
Was he alcoholic?
@@rt7484Nope... non alcoholic. Surprisingly those daily boozers I know don't get sick either.. Irony.. Isn't it??
I’m so sorry for your loss. I lost my mom on October 18 2021. She also was diagnosed with end stage cirrhosis.
@@jocieortega8843 Sorry to hear for the loss of your dearest Mom..I too lost my Mom in 2015 due to Endometrial cancer. Prayers 🙏
Excellent video. Make another video on what to do to keep your liver healthy and what food is good for you or bad for your liver.
Simple enough to easily understand,detailed enough to get key points
Hi Cardi! Thanks for cool feedback! 🙌🏼 💕 ✨
I m in love with ur channel ....... i didnt find a satisfactory explaination in any book for cirrhosis ....... this was so easy to understand ........ thanks a lot ...... i have my pathology paper tomorrow n this is definately going to help ......
Love you guys .....you are the cause why I love medicine ❤......really my college unfortunately not good at delivering the information to our minds ....so I always watch you guys so I can study better and understand so many things I wanted to know ❤
Hi Christine! We're glad to help in your studies! Thanks for letting us know. 😊
This video is far better than what my medical faculty taught us for 5 years
Wow, thanks! 🙌🏼
Many thanks,, Im clinical pharmacist intern .. and tomorrow I have assessment. I understood the pathology 🙏🙏
These are such well-made videos.
Thank you so much for all of your work!
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It's important to call it specifically as "hepatic or liver cirrhosis" because based on definitions and terminology, cirrhosis itself is a complication which can potentially appear in other tissues or organs as well(e.g. in breast and etc.). Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong. thanks
Do not ever stop... Never
This is the best medicine teaching channel ever.keep up the good work guys
You guys are the best 👌 you just don't know that ...i have been using your videos for the past 2years now and i have never failed an exam ❤
Wow! Thank you for making us part of your medical studies! 🙏🏼 ❤️ 😊
HI, I'M FROM PERÚ, I GOT A PRESENTATION TOMORROW. I WLL TALK ABOUT CIRRHOSIS, THIS VIDEO HAS HELPED ME A LOT! THANKS
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those changes in portal flow (the portosystemic shunt) trigger renal vasoconstriction because:
1. portal hypertension makes the splenic ven vasodilate
2. vasodilation leads to arterial underfilling
3. sympathetic system gets activated (renin-angiotensin-aldosteron, endothelin activation)
4. renal vasoconstriction
By far the most helpful videos on youtube for nursing students. Thank you.
+Jessica Frazier do a lot of your nursing school classmates use osmosis?
Osmosis my nursing classmates do 👍
Thank you for this overview! I recently was sur[risingly diagnosed with NASH & late stage liver fribrosis and at the time didn't even know where the liver was in there! :) This was helpful in my research.
We're glad that our video was able to help you, Rebecca 🙏🏻
i was decompensated on liver transplant list,over time went to compensated taken off transplant list.
What was your symptoms? And what did u do different?
Can you please do a video on hepatic encephalopathy?
yes please, ASAP
Wow, this is something special for those who can'nt read book like me, thank you so much
you made my life more easier man.
Glad to help, Anthonio! 😊
Thanks guys it helped understand the pathophysiology
Thank you sooo much I really had trouble understanding the pathogenisis and all and almost panicked, now it feels really clear in my head, thank you again.
You're very welcome! 😊
Thankyou sir form india 🇮🇳 ❤️
Awesome as always i think it would be better if u mentioned why there is thrombocytopenia ( bcz of splenomegaly) and increase in INR since factor 2,7,9,10 is mostly decreased
Anyway really good job guys
Osmosis has an art of simplifying any difficult topic into easier one😄👍🏼🙌🏻
Do make video on jaundice and portal hypertension 🤩
I love your channel! Your vids save my life many times
You teach us better than medical school , thank you soo much for saving my life,
Glad to help in your medical studies, Sarah! 🙌🏼
No one’s like you Osmosis
Thank you ❤️
Thank you for your understanding, I really appreciate it. Love your team.
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Who needs a medical degree when you can binge watch a playlist?
If you are watching this because you drink too much…. Stop drinking immediately!!
Cut out processed foods and eat super healthy.
Worst thing I did through my 30s was drinking heavy and eating fry ups, burgers and chips, fried chicken, pizza, white bread ham and and cheese sandwiches.
Now it’s all oats, peanut butter on rice cakes, low fat cheese,salmon, skinless chicken,fruit abd veg and salad
This lecture is really useful and the teaching way is mind blowing thank you so much osmosis .
Thanks for the wonderful feedback, Amritveer! 🤓🩺 🙌🏼
Best explanation for us common people.
Thank you 😊
My all concepts are cleared by seeing this vedio... Thank u soooo much
I think you guys are doing a really great job, but I'm certainly missing some key aspects of the ascites formation. In my understanding the main source of transudate/ascites fluid is not from the liver itself but from the greatly increased pressure in the splanchnic circulation. This is also the reason why you can see some reduction in the kidney function since the splanchnic bed reacts to the greater pressure by dilating fully ((caput medusae) but not sufficiently to reduce the increase in pressure from the portal vein) and hence, the splanchnic bed holds a great amount of the blood volume. This leads to a relative hypovolemia which is recognized by the kidney as a blood loss. In order to secure it's function and maintain it's own blood supply, the kidney activates the RAAS which further exacerbates the ascites formation by increasing the amount of circulating volume.
Any thoughts?
You’re right
Please keep doing these videos. There are very helpful. Greetings from Cyprus
Thank you, Panayiotis!
Wow there is a lot of information which considered as a good thing cause I was partially lost, love you guys YOU ARE THE BEST
Thank you so much for the explanation. I will have to rewatch after learning what each new word means, so it makes sense.
This was a good presentation. Thank you. Kindly help with the pdf slides of the presentation
Hi! While we don't have PDF versions of our videos, we do have high-yield notes that you can access over at osmosis.org 😊
@@osmosis thank you
I absolutely love your channel ! its helping me get through Nursing school, can you please please please make a video on GERD its on my next test !
We will eventually, Sylvia! In the meantime, you can vote for upcoming videos, see all of our unreleased videos and access tens of thousands of flashcards and quiz questions by becoming an Osmosis Prime subscriber. You can sign up for a free trial at bit.ly/2ut5ZEJ.
Simple yet precise.
Thanks, Veena! 😊
Watched over 25+ videos ! Tks a lot
What an explanation!!!
You are doing great Sir.
Keep going
This 9 min saved my medical school life
Not the video, the internet, back then ull had to go to a library and search for medical books.
As a student I like this video. This helped me so much!❤❤
Glad to help in your studies, Zabrina! ❤️
Thank you for making this video!
U r a life saver...great videos..great effort..thumbs upp
Absolutely gorgeous explanation ❤
Thank you! 💕🥰🫀
Please make videos for each subject like patho / pathophysiology etc
The best one ever. ❤️.... Diagramtic learning is the best 😍
Thanks! 💕
One doubt? How portal systemic shunt causes renal constriction?explain it pls frnd?
Amazing🤗 cannot get more easy and simple.
Thank you so much osmosis for giving the clear explanation what is cirrhosis
Our pleasure, Homayra! 💫 🥰 💖
Hello from France !
I love your channel, you make Quantity and QUALITY ! :)
We love that we're being watched in France! We're glad you're finding our videos useful. If you haven't yet checked out our educational platform we have a bunch of tools that we think you'd like. These include unreleased videos, tens of thousands of flashcards and multiple-choice practice questions, study workspaces, and daily exam schedule organizers to help you learn medicine. You can sign up for a free trial of Osmosis Prime here: bit.ly/2ut5ZEJ
Thank youuuuuuuuuu so much you really helped me 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Sir ua vieos r a great source of information...my pathology is all dependent on ua videos..but this video on cirrhosis lacked a lot of info like it didnt mention about esophagial varices,anorectal varices ,caput medusae,dupuytrens contracture,cruvielheir bumargartan murmur,hepatopulmanry syndrome..if it was mentioned along vid mechanism;dat vud have been of great help
great videos, watching from Mexico. Thanks for making it easier to understand complex topics.
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Osmosis you’re legend ,great enough and professional (thank for all videos and object you,ve shared and help us to solve our problems)
Wow, thanks! Always delighted to help! 🙏🏼 ❤️ 😊
You 've explained it so well! You 're so hardworking keep it up👍
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Very well explanation. Thank you so much.
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Plz. make a video on ' Ascites' ......
Outstanding explanation in just 9 minutes.
Thanks @osmosis
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Thank u for this clear cut explanation ❤
Most welcome, Arti! 😊
Most helpful channel I ever see ,in easy and simple way👏👍
Questions I have always had. What are the guidelines for the amount and length of time for alcohol consumption to cause cirrhosis? Second, does low B1 levels (or feeling better when one takes B1) indicate anything about the functioning of the liver?
explained very well..
thank you so much
Radical Nerve Palsy please😇
Love from india you make every topic easy ..so I used to first overview the topic from your videos then I go deep through in it . it keep me interested in the topic thnku😀❤
Wonderful! We're glad to help with your studies! 🥰❤️🙏🏼
Thankyou sir.. God BLESS YOU
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I can never thank you enough.
Nice video but 9:10 diagnosis is not "often" using biopsy .... it's more likely with imaging and lab studies although biopsy is the gold standard as you previously mentioned.
Grt job.... How nicely u explained the mechanisms.. Thank you sir...
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Our pleasure, as always! 😊
Great information and explanation of pathology. Thanks,
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hi, do you have a video explaining the types of lab tests e.g. bilirubin
thank you so much!!! you have no idea how much this helps!
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So clearly explained. Loved it, Thank you!!!
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Please upload a video of Portal Hypertension. Your videos help alot. Thankyou!!