Hemolytic Anemia – Red Blood Cell Pathology (RBC)

The gibberish that falls out this retards mouth. WIsconsin, what, what?

Dr. Raj is so funny! How did you know that I like vondoo? I will never forget extravascular hemolysis lol. Thank you for a great lecture!

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I liked the review questions and the explanations Dr. Raj simplified everything he made it more interesting

This topic is so well explained. I really like the clear and succint style.

the tests are explained to a good detail for having use in clinical practise. Thanks again!

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Really good explanation of your speech and vocabulary explanation Thanks!

Concise, constructive, curative, conducive, conceptual is how I found this and the other videos related to this.

pathogenesis explanation is detailed and Lecturer is great at helping us to distinguish difference btw the two entities

This was a funny video. I enjoyed it. Thanks for making the subject easy to digest :-)

I understood the topics really well because Dr Raj is a superb teacher. Although I still failed the exam (because everything was so fast and the coverage is way too hard) I was still able to answer because of this. How I wish that the professors here in my school have the same thought process and teaching strategy as Dr. Raj.

Entire topic of Anemia has been explained very well.... The teacher is amazing

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Great lecture! Dr Raj explained the materials with simplicity! Thanks so much.

Very interesting Excellent tutorial and tutor Logical and understandable approach

Loved that it was concise and very well explained, it summarized the key points of malaria and gave great examples.

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Considerate and well performed explanations, look forward for more good outcomes. Thank you doctor.

His way of talking is bit confusing as some of the words are not clear it will be better if he talks little slow and clear

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it's clear and on point. Good job by Carlo Raj, MD

Great explanation and funny references, it will be easy to remember.

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Easy to understand and just what I need to pass my exams!

Clear big picture Very useful connection with other relating subjects If it is possible to clarify the relations with other subjects using summery slides it would be perfect Going back and forth to connect subjects and to the general topic is an excellent work

Great info on the d/dx for warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia and spherocytosis hereditary. This came up in a qbank for me today

Very clear video of Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia (AIHA): Comparison of Direct and Indirect Coombs' Test