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Brought to you from the clinical education department at the University Hospitals of Leicester, this channel aims to serve as a library of short videos on an array of important clinical topics. The short lectures are about 8-20 mins long and serve as case based approaches.
The guidelines adhered to are a mixture of local and national guidelines and we would always recommend looking at your own trust guidelines in clinical practice.
All videos have been thoroughly checked by all levels of doctors including a consultant in that field for each topic. Links to the videos are also available in the Dr Toolbox app.
Transfusion Tips
23:15
4 года назад
Massive Haemoptysis by Dr Chandra Ohri
12:17
4 года назад
Acute Heart Failure
15:08
4 года назад
Tumour Lysis Bloods
4:18
4 года назад
Thunderclap Headache
12:22
4 года назад
Cancer Associated Thrombosis
10:47
4 года назад
Hyponatraemia case studies
15:53
4 года назад
Hyponatraemia - An approach
12:39
4 года назад
Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia
11:32
4 года назад
Massive haematemesis
14:11
4 года назад
Seizures
12:04
4 года назад
Managing Patients on DOACs
14:26
4 года назад
Arterial Blood Gases
13:55
4 года назад
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@tj6544
@tj6544 7 месяцев назад
Great video, patient E is very much like me when I was diagnosed except that my Paraprotein was 5
@JWB671
@JWB671 7 месяцев назад
You can’t be light chain MM like patient E if you have a paraprotein of 5.
@glksivakaran
@glksivakaran 10 месяцев назад
Hi sir thank you so much for your lecture sad to see you re not uploading new videos
@mumo9413
@mumo9413 Год назад
My son, 10yr old, 4wks ago had haemoptysis, 600mls, 2 days later 200mls, 2 days later 100mls. Univentricular, Tricuspid Atresia, fenestrated TCPC, SPO2 mid 80s %. Warfarin & lisinopril. Normal obs, TXA, Stopped Warfarin, now on Aspirin. Developed chest infection post haemoptysis. No diagnosis as yet! Lots of arterial collaterals. Planned closure of fenestration in next month. No brochoscopy. No CT angiography.
@swaradnikulkarni2538
@swaradnikulkarni2538 Год назад
If LAMBDA is 122.52 & so ratio is 0.14 but IgG is high 19.12 Paraprotein is 6.2, TSH 6.6 , ESR 34, Vita D3 v low 14. fatigue, back neck shoulder pain, numbness tinkling , all since 6-8 months, acid reflux- since 5 months Is this Myeloma ?
@Littlerockjw
@Littlerockjw Месяц назад
Are you fine now?
@shimaaali2912
@shimaaali2912 Год назад
Thank you so much for sharing this 🎉🎉🎉
@robertmiller3810
@robertmiller3810 Год назад
Thank you for posting this, so I can actual see test results. I’ve been classified as having Kappa Light Chain IgM-MGUS, that seems to be slowly progressing towards NHL or WM. I had a brother who died from MM. I’m in very poor condition health wise because of multiple birth defects, so my outlook is grim at best. I’m a male,79 my brother was 72 at death. I had two precancerous moles were removed in 2013, one by the left side of my nose, the other in the left side of my neck in the back. I see an Oncologist and Hematologist bi-yearly. Any advice for me, my bloodwork showing an slow upwards climb in this wait and see method?
@anamarijasanseovic5014
@anamarijasanseovic5014 Год назад
First case is not myeloma then...?
@colinheaton6934
@colinheaton6934 Год назад
No it's more liver related disease is my understanding...my igg is 18 and I've suspected myeloma but he says anything under 30 is mgus its all rather confusing
@kelly-annoharrow9868
@kelly-annoharrow9868 4 месяца назад
​@@colinheaton6934hi, did you manage to get a diagnosis?
@rathikadikshit9142
@rathikadikshit9142 2 года назад
Can kappa light chains and kappa/lambda ratio increase in chronic inflammatory conditions and/or infection ?
@yogamon
@yogamon 2 года назад
Yes, kappa and lambda free light chains can increase due to immune system activation like infections or autoimmune disorders. The ratio typically stays normal in polyclonal responses. Monoclonal proteins excreted by cancerous cells cause the ratio to get abnormal-typically.
@rathikadikshit9142
@rathikadikshit9142 2 года назад
@@yogamon but my doctor said slight elevation in the ratio can be caused by polyclonal response
@yogamon
@yogamon 2 года назад
@@rathikadikshit9142 that can be true. No marker is 100% perfect. It depends on the clinical picture and what all the other tests say.
@jumpguy2007
@jumpguy2007 2 года назад
Many thanks for the video. Would just like to point out that potassium should almost never be added to a fluid bolus, as it would be infused very quickly which is risky especially if the patient is very small
@tubeysr
@tubeysr 3 года назад
Thank you, very informative
@nathansamuel222
@nathansamuel222 3 года назад
Thanks for uploading this - who gave the lecture?
@UHLClinEd
@UHLClinEd 3 года назад
Hi hope you found it useful. The lecture is by Dr Dan Halperin
@nathansamuel222
@nathansamuel222 3 года назад
@@UHLClinEd Yes very useful for finals - thanks!
@ibeloved7093
@ibeloved7093 4 года назад
I need to see this doctor, I'm currently experiencing this and it's driving me crazy. I've been to hospital and they gave me antihypertensive drugs which are yet to be effective. The pain I'm going through brought me here. How do I get in touch with this doctor please?
@Moi-io7yi
@Moi-io7yi 2 года назад
Me too. I was rushed to AnE last week with these symptoms and diagnosed with a migraine. After the Dr (a specialist) told me that there are several types of migraines I did a quick research on their symotoms and causes (which did not match mine). That then lead me to research the different types of headaches which lead me to thunderclap headaches and symptoms that matched mine. Now to get the Drs to look into this ...
@healthiswealth1452
@healthiswealth1452 2 года назад
How long does the pain last
@Moi-io7yi
@Moi-io7yi 2 года назад
@@healthiswealth1452 mine lasted about 3 hours. It started around 10:30pm and ended around 1:30am the next morning
@dimitriosapostolopoulos6954
@dimitriosapostolopoulos6954 4 года назад
Wonderful ! Very informative