Bravo!
By Arran W. on 12. August 2022 for Distal Convoluted Tubule (DCT): Bartter and Gitelman Syndrome
Bravo
Bien entendu, of course. The pieces slowly coming together whith each lecture.
Adh chemical from brain regulating water channels
TAL upstream DCT downstream
concentration/dilute
Salt/water
Sure there is a canal chamber lock analogy here somewhere. These little grey cells.
Dr Raj alone is worth the lecturio subscription
By Kieffer D. on 03. August 2022 for Proximal Convoluted Tubule (PCT): Proximal Nephron
Dr. Raj is breaking this down and is the reason I will likely resub my lecturio. Clear, concise, and engaging.
Excellent!
By Jessica M. on 26. July 2022 for Tubular Transport by Nephron Segment
This is an excellent lecture that integrates other body systems and applies the effects to the kidneys. Understanding where and why all of the hormones act on the nephron was thoroughly and expertly explained. Very, very well done.
Loved it
By Eugenia Fiammetta R. on 28. May 2022 for Diseases of the Nephron
Amazing!!!! Thank you Dr Raj. Please keep his pathology series and also the associated physiology review.
useful stuff.
By S C. on 21. August 2021 for Proximal Convoluted Tubule (PCT): Proximal Convoluted Tubular Mechanics
very useful lecture. The graph is very informative and helps one understand renal physiology.
I love Dr Raj's passion and teaching skills!!
By Federico P. on 20. January 2021 for Distal Convoluted Tubule (DCT): Bartter and Gitelman Syndrome
I think that Dr Raj is simply amazing because he has the ability to make even the most intricated concepts clear and easy to understand!
really enjoyed this one
By majdee M. on 22. December 2020 for Diseases of the Nephron
great lecture series thanks a loot, helped me to truly understand the things going on in the nephron plus some pharma and great pathology overview ,highly recommended
Great content
By Lucas F. on 19. June 2020 for Diseases of the Nephron
Dr. Raj is a very good teacher. He always finds a fast way to bring relevant review information, as well as clinical references.
Passionate and clear, best nephron segment lecture ever.
By Haichuan H. on 12. October 2019 for Tubular Transport by Nephron Segment
Most lectures about nephron segment is kind of boring. But I really like Dr. Raj's passionate and clear explanation, and the way he sophisticated getting knowledge connected with clinical application. It's the best nephron segment lecture ever.
great lectures
By Allan K. on 21. March 2019 for Diseases of the Nephron
I love the way Carlo teaches what may seem as complex concepts so simply. easy to understand and with such humor. I am enjoying this lecture series. Can listen to him all day. Thank you Carlo.
Amazing, talented, great teacher!!!
By Mariia R. on 08. October 2018 for Distal Convoluted Tubule (DCT): Antenatal Bartter Syndrome
Thank you so much, Dr. Raj for making me understand pathology concepts! You truly are an amazing teacher!!!
Great
By Nicholas M. on 03. April 2018 for Diseases of the Nephron
Great lecture series. Very in depth and it ties physiology, pathology, and pharmacology all together
Loving this pathology course
By Okechukwu V. on 27. February 2018 for Diseases of the Nephron
This guy is indeed the new professor Goljan. I am speechless. So much material covered.
Sharing is caring!
By JEFF T. on 05. February 2018 for Diseases of the Nephron
He teaches just not to pass our boards, but to become greater physicians! Dr. Goljan should be proud, this man is God sent!
Excellent lectures
By AIKATERINI D. on 19. October 2017 for Diseases of the Nephron
Dr Raj is super cool!!!! I finally understood the concepts of transport and the respective pathologies!
Please Replace Dr. Carlo Raj
By Nichole C. on 23. September 2017 for Diseases of the Nephron
Please replace Dr. Raj. I feel like I am being preached to and not reached! I believe he knows the subject matter but his delivery is not nice.
Grades much improved
By Amy A. on 02. April 2017 for Diseases of the Nephron
Going through this lecture in its entirety helped me improve in this subject. I stuck with the program, and it payed off.