In all of PA school, this is probably one of my favorite videos I have found online. I have referenced this so many times and understand biliary disorders incredibly well.
Video in a Nutshell 1.Cholelithiasis - Stone formation in Gall bladder 2.Cholecystitis - Inflammation of the Gall bladder due to cystic duct obstruction 3.Choledocolithiasis - Common bile duct obstruction leading to inflammation 4.Cholangitis - Choledocolithiasis with Infection
Explained in simple straightforward terms, that a non-medical student can understand. Thank you so much! The information will help me speak with my doctor today.
Forget Taylor Swift, YOUR videos never go out of style. They're good for both learning and reviews. I was confused how I'd review for my exams and just ended up here.
But KZclip isn't sufficient for any board exam like USMLE, SMLE, PMLE or any other mle exam. For that, only a book like Harrison will be good enough. Not even for reviewing
I do highly appreciate that effort with that simple clear direct simplified strategy of sending information in publishing medical sciences... thanks a lot
Excellent video, Dirty! Couldn't be more clear.Also, comlex in few days and I have now transitioned to just watching videos without taking notes or taking snaps of your graphics, but they are too good so I did it anyways hahaha. Thank you!
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Great video! Small mistake though - cholelithiasis does not typically cause a colicky kind of pain; it's constant. The term biliary colic is a misnomer.
I do like the fact that we all participate in discussion sort of way And be able to spot the difference and the mistakes about the topic # but its pretty much informative
Still confused with difference between primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) and primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC). can you please make a video on that too
@Bhavya Kansal A good way to remember is PBC affects women and has an anti-mitochondrial antibody, so there's that connection. PSC is mostly men with UC, and has the "beading" in the intra and extrahepatic bile ducts.
Thank you so much. I'm a nursing student and my patient has cholodocolitiasis with signs with colelithiasis (with a +murphy sign) in his chart. But you saved me so much time looking this up because the colodocolitiasis isn't in my med-surg book. He is having ERCP surgery later on today when I see him.
This is great but I have some questions, what if HIDA scans can’t be done due to pregnancy, or other diagnostic tests, and RUQ US doesn’t show signs of disease but they present with RUQ pain that gets worse with fatty foods , diarrhea, bloat, itchyness, refereed shoulder pain and biliary colic symptoms.
This Comment is for me when I come back to review this, to make this complete : -Pneumobilia: the presence of gas in the biliary system, Diagnoses = CT , Causes = ( ERCP or Incompetent sphincter of Oddi or Spontaneous biliary enteric fistula Gallstone ileus or Infection by Gas forming organism ) -Gallstone ileus: Spontaneous biliary enteric fistula causes small bowel obstruction, Diagnoses = Rigler's triad. -Gallbladder Mucocele: Usually noninflammatory, it results from outlet obstruction of the gallbladder and is commonly caused by an impacted stone in the neck of the gallbladder or in the cystic duct.
Thanks for the video. One small error/misunderstanding though: It's called CholedocHolithiasis (extra H in there) and it does not refer to "common" but to "Ductus choledochus" (=common bile duct).
In all of PA school, this is probably one of my favorite videos I have found online. I have referenced this so many times and understand biliary disorders incredibly well.
Couldn’t agree more!
Your beautiful and lucid explanations alleviate my migraines. These vids are HELPFUL. THANK YOU!!♡
Video in a Nutshell
1.Cholelithiasis - Stone formation in Gall bladder
2.Cholecystitis - Inflammation of the Gall bladder due to cystic duct obstruction
3.Choledocolithiasis - Common bile duct obstruction leading to inflammation
4.Cholangitis - Choledocolithiasis with Infection
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Cholecystitis is inflammation of the gallbladder, billiary colic is when a stone is stuck in the cystic duct.
Thank you
@Mary Frances Songcuya That would be acalculous cholecystitis: acute inflammation of the gallbladder in the absence of gallstones.
What if acalculous type of cholelithiasis?
Explained in simple straightforward terms, that a non-medical student can understand. Thank you so much! The information will help me speak with my doctor today.
Thank you so much for making this video! I also really appreciate the summary slide at 15:55. :)
This is literally my favorite video on youtube! Its crystal clear now. Thanks so much!
Can you make one on GI blood flow? the portal, systemic vein flow and artery etc? They kind of keep coming up...and also really like your videos!
Forget Taylor Swift, YOUR videos never go out of style. They're good for both learning and reviews. I was confused how I'd review for my exams and just ended up here.
@kun althaf expressing my opinion
@Darkminez Then what are you doing here ?
But KZclip isn't sufficient for any board exam like USMLE, SMLE, PMLE or any other mle exam. For that, only a book like Harrison will be good enough. Not even for reviewing
This is the most the most helpful, easy to follow information that ice seen on this subject. So very informative. Thank you.
Thank you so much, Love your videos, they've always been SUPER high-yield and way better than lectures!
Studying for my Midterm in NP school, and this was so helpful!! thanks so much
This was so helpful and informative in such a short space of time
thank you so much for this video, clear, short and no headache at the end
I do highly appreciate that effort with that simple clear direct simplified strategy of sending information in publishing medical sciences... thanks a lot
So helpful.. really easy to understand, looking more lessons from this channel..
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you have no idea how this video helped me differentiate between these four, thank you!!
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Excellent video, Dirty! Couldn't be more clear.Also, comlex in few days and I have now transitioned to just watching videos without taking notes or taking snaps of your graphics, but they are too good so I did it anyways hahaha. Thank you!
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Great video, very helpful.
I do think Murphy's sign is useful, but not pathognomonic. Sensitivity 86%, but not overly specific: 35% in some studies.
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Brilliant video. How would biliary colic fit into this?
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You are a legend man, do you mind doing a video of basic ortho video please? They're very confusing and the treatments all gets mixed up
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Great video! Small mistake though - cholelithiasis does not typically cause a colicky kind of pain; it's constant. The term biliary colic is a misnomer.
Difference is that cholelithiasis produced post prandial pain for less than 6 hours
While Cholecystitis produces pain for more than 6 hours
I do like the fact that we all participate in discussion sort of way
And be able to spot the difference and the mistakes about the topic
# but its pretty much informative
OMG THAT WAS AMAZING seriously wow I never considered it really improved my concept Thankyou so much 🌸
Still confused with difference between
primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) and primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC).
can you please make a video on that too
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@whitelion124 Okay.. thanks a lot
@Bhavya Kansal A good way to remember is PBC affects women and has an anti-mitochondrial antibody, so there's that connection. PSC is mostly men with UC, and has the "beading" in the intra and extrahepatic bile ducts.
@Leon Peter Okay Thankyou!
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Thanks a lot for clearing the confusion.
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how to differentiate between cholangitis and gallstone pancreatitis? Sometimes they are really vague in the vignette.
This was very helpful...thank you :)
A good revision for me, thank you.
Excellent video. Got a great voice, and explained clearly and some what aggressively which made it more enjoyable hehe
*note* the major duodenal papilla is in D2, not D1! :) but this video helped me heaps, thanks!
Great that someone else paid attention to this... Yes the Ampulla of Vater lies in the descending duodenum (D2)
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Please - Can you make a video about CRC and the polyps, sporadic, each pathway (chromosomal instability, microsatellite repair)....so confusing!
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Thank you so much. I'm a nursing student and my patient has cholodocolitiasis with signs with colelithiasis (with a +murphy sign) in his chart. But you saved me so much time looking this up because the colodocolitiasis isn't in my med-surg book. He is having ERCP surgery later on today when I see him.
i always watch this when i have an exam , have been almost 5 times
This is great but I have some questions, what if HIDA scans can’t be done due to pregnancy, or other diagnostic tests, and RUQ US doesn’t show signs of disease but they present with RUQ pain that gets worse with fatty foods , diarrhea, bloat, itchyness, refereed shoulder pain and biliary colic symptoms.
Thank you!! your explanation is brilliant
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This Comment is for me when I come back to review this, to make this complete :
-Pneumobilia: the presence of gas in the biliary system, Diagnoses = CT , Causes = ( ERCP or Incompetent sphincter of Oddi or Spontaneous biliary enteric fistula Gallstone ileus or Infection by Gas forming organism )
-Gallstone ileus: Spontaneous biliary enteric fistula causes small bowel obstruction, Diagnoses = Rigler's triad.
-Gallbladder Mucocele: Usually noninflammatory, it results from outlet obstruction of the gallbladder and is commonly caused by an impacted stone in the neck of the gallbladder or in the cystic duct.
Perfect!! It make me help understanding the differences clearly! Thnks!!
Thank you so much, now i can explain to my med students... It can be understood easily
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Can you please make a video on Liver Function Tests?
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Thanks for the video. One small error/misunderstanding though: It's called CholedocHolithiasis (extra H in there) and it does not refer to "common" but to "Ductus choledochus" (=common bile duct).
you did a really good job breaking that down.. thanks
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Wonderful video, thank you for this!!!
please make one about urinary tract infection (upper and lower)
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Please make a video about liver diseas .
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