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The lecture Acute Bacterial Meningitis: Predisposing Factor Head Trauma by Carlo Raj, MD is from the course CNS Infections - Clinical Neurology. It contains the following chapters:
Which of the following conditions that predispose to purulent meningitis can be managed with vancomycin and ceftriaxone?
A 55-year-old man with a history of hydrocephalus presents to your clinic for a follow-up. He has a shunt placed to drain his CSF. Which of the following is the most likely pathogen that causes meningitis in this patient?
Which of the following is the recommended drug regimen for the empirical management of meningitis in a patient after a neurosurgical procedure?
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everything is explained really well. everyone makes mistakes and so despite the one mistake it is really informative and consice. Dr Raj's videos are really good
No matter what, I appreciate Dr. Raj, I have been watching his videos and I have watched more than a bunch of his videos. I want to say a big thank to you and the whole Lecturio team :) thank you for such a wonderful system and teacher who is making learning Medicine easier and clearer. Thanks a bunch
Despite that Dr. Raj inaccurately recognized H. influenzae as a virus (which is actually a G(-) bacterium), he did a good job of engaging students in thinking and reflecting, while pointing out a general memory-aiding scheme ( e.g. common skin flora species being implicated in post-neurosurgery/penetrating trauma/CSF-associated meningitides) Having watched many of Dr Raj's videos (a med-student with high standards myself and always hateful of lackadaisical teaching styles of the MAJORITY of professors in my country), I have to say Dr. Raj exhibits excellent "mentor" qualities in a style of his own.
A very bad lecture. Mistakes that can not be said lecture after lecture