Dementia

by Carlo Raj, MD

Become an expert in the neuropathology of Dementia!

Your instructor is Dr. Carlo Raj, an award winning lecturer and student of Dr. Edward Goljan. This course provides a thorough review of the different types of dementia, the involved vasculature, how each type of dementia is evaluated, and these affect the various brain tissues.

This course will cover both:

Alzheimer's Disease
Pick's Disease

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Course Details

Videos 4
Duration 0:36 h
Quiz questions 25
Articles 2

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Your Educators of course Dementia

Carlo Raj, MD

You probably know MD Edward Goljan and his Rapid Review Pathology Series. But do you know the "new" Goljan? His name is Carlo Raj and he is currently following his mentor's footsteps by presenting you pathology as you have never experienced before.

Carlo Raj has earned his MD at the Medical University of the Americas (MUA) and continued his medical career as international lecturer and author—both assisting MD Edward Goljan and later on his own. Today he is CEO of Indus Intellect, whose goal it is to spread medical knowledge across the globe.

User reviews

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4,8 of 5 stars

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very good

By Cerys C. on 29. July 2020 for Other Causes of Dementia

He explains things really well, the repititon means I remember what he is saying, and his jokes do aswell. very clear and concise.

Lecturing

By Irina P. on 10. January 2020 for Alzheimer's Disease: Pathology and Treatment

Great professor! Thank you for your lectures! it is short, informative, and NOT boring!

cool presentation!

By Estrella Lizbeth M. on 12. April 2019 for Other Causes of Dementia

Dr. Raj lectures are always funny This lecture is short, provides key points, easy to remember Excellent explanation for the anatomical-clinical correlation

Very clear explaination

By Andre Ho Yan W. on 08. July 2018 for Alzheimer's Disease: Pathology and Treatment

Excellent explanation in every perceptive ! I would like to have a bit more pictures in the PPT !

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4,8 of 5 stars

5 Stars		5
4 Stars		1
3 Stars		0
2 Stars		0
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very good

By Cerys C. on 29. July 2020 for Other Causes of Dementia

He explains things really well, the repititon means I remember what he is saying, and his jokes do aswell. very clear and concise.

Lecturing

By Irina P. on 10. January 2020 for Alzheimer's Disease: Pathology and Treatment

Great professor! Thank you for your lectures! it is short, informative, and NOT boring!

cool presentation!

By Estrella Lizbeth M. on 12. April 2019 for Other Causes of Dementia

Dr. Raj lectures are always funny This lecture is short, provides key points, easy to remember Excellent explanation for the anatomical-clinical correlation

Very clear explaination

By Andre Ho Yan W. on 08. July 2018 for Alzheimer's Disease: Pathology and Treatment

Excellent explanation in every perceptive ! I would like to have a bit more pictures in the PPT !

as usual excellent lectures from Dr. Raj

By patricia f. on 18. February 2018 for Dementia

Detailed and comprehensive lectures. Good overview of Alzheimer disease and pathophysiology

Comprehensive and suggestions for the future

By Hamed S. on 21. March 2017 for Dementia

Again a really comprehensive coverage of this topic. I would like in the future for a discussion regarding the use of mini-mental state examinations as it is an important part of the work up of a patient with memory impairment. I was surprised not hear about the cautious use of neuroleptics in Lewy body dementia. I would have like to learn more about the clinical utility of neuroimaging and when you would use them? Finally, It would have also been good to tackle prion disease

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