What you post on the RUclips is hardly taught in the busy rounds in the hospital thank you so much for linking the pathophysiology with the clinical science. Really appreciated. Keep it up !
@13:05 angiotensin converting enzyme "inhibitors" is what you meant :) Amazingly informative video. Cannot thank you enough. Please keep posting such videos.
Hello Sir very well lectured teaching. Thank ou for sharing these Video's. In the end of this Video you stated some causes for hardening of arteries from Medication's One is Morphine and Anti Inflammatory drugs. is there concern for many years of use if Morphine extended use for pain management issues? Thank You
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Difficult questions. Depends upon many factors. The best modality is echocardiography, however, chest x-ray, ECG and some blood tests are very useful complementary investigations. Depending upon the severity of the condition chest x-ray is frequently (not always) the first investigation to pick up abnormalities which are then further investigated by echocardiography and other tests.
Hi Ameer, Unfortunately, this is something I can't help with. The best I can do is to write captions which I have done. If that can't help then there are many other people with good English accent making videos. Please benefit from them. You do not have to watch my videos.
What you post on the RUclips is hardly taught in the busy rounds in the hospital thank you so much for linking the pathophysiology with the clinical science. Really appreciated. Keep it up !
What you post on the RUclips is hardly taught in the busy rounds in the hospital thank you so much for linking the pathophysiology with the clinical science. Really appreciated.
Keep it up !
I have not come across a better description in radiology.. Sir great job
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Thank you very much. One of the best videos I have ever seen
thank you , I was able to review and learn from your series.
You are an excellent teacher thank you !!
Thank you! excellent work!!!
Thank you, this is really good!! I learnt so much more than in lectures and textbooks.
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wow, this video is fantastic! you explained everything so well.
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excellent review!!!
great work we are very grateful
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Thius was indeed insanely helpful. I cannot thank you enough.
Liked and shared.
@13:05 angiotensin converting enzyme "inhibitors" is what you meant :)
Amazingly informative video. Cannot thank you enough. Please keep posting such videos.
I am glad the video was helpful. Thanks you for comments.
Have I missed something here?
Thank you, I love your vids.
Nice sir ... Plz make whole body x-ray video like lungs. ... I love to learn from you so plz make its very helpful ... Short and sweet ...
Thank you....blessings
Best radiologist explained ..thanks a lot from india
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You are a fabulous teacher. Thank you :)
+Jennifer Kelly Thanks, it is a pleasure to help. Are you a medical student ?
+hammadshams Did you press like button ?
Recently graduated nurse practitioner who will be starting with a pulmonary group next week :)
best lecture ever . thank u very much sir
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Good information. Thank you
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Thanks a lot for this infor
You are welcome
Please discuss pulmonary edema findings in supine xray
u covered every aspect
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Hello Sir very well lectured teaching. Thank ou for sharing these Video's. In the end of this Video you stated some causes for hardening of arteries from Medication's One is Morphine and Anti Inflammatory drugs. is there concern for many years of use if Morphine extended use for pain management issues? Thank You
Can u give some treatment remedies for right side of x-ray.
First of all I wish you and your loved ones, health, wealth and happiness always. Just a very sincere advice. Please do not look for any kind of treatment on the internet. This is a very dangerous trend. Other than a fantastic source of information that was never available to human kind before, the internet has also become a tool for some to fool innocent people. Please see a qualified doctor in your area for the treatment.
wow nice video #Radtechknowledges with jeet ghosh
Do chest x rays show congenital heart defects ?
Difficult questions. Depends upon many factors. The best modality is echocardiography, however, chest x-ray, ECG and some blood tests are very useful complementary investigations. Depending upon the severity of the condition chest x-ray is frequently (not always) the first investigation to pick up abnormalities which are then further investigated by echocardiography and other tests.
Dr.dhruv Kumar S H khagaria
hi plz give me email i will send u one report
Very beneficial but I still hate the Hindu English !!! Why u spell like that? really strange. Very difficult to understand
Hi Ameer, Unfortunately, this is something I can't help with. The best I can do is to write captions which I have done. If that can't help then there are many other people with good English accent making videos. Please benefit from them. You do not have to watch my videos.
Please give me email I will send one report
What you post on the RUclips is hardly taught in the busy rounds in the hospital thank you so much for linking the pathophysiology with the clinical science. Really appreciated.
Keep it up !