Gynecology

The lecture is not clearly structured, and not easy to follow, often have to pause to figure out what is being said. Look at Dr. Raj's lectures for better teaching strategies

Not good at all. 1. The pdf file says that the ACTH acts on the Kidney. 2. The pdf contains the WHO classification for secondary amenorrhea but was not part of the lecture. 3. What makes a female athlete triad a triad?- That should be included in the lecture. 4. The lecturer just read what is on the pdf file without explaining further why those things are happening "Endocrine Profile of Hypothalamic Amenorrhea".

The lecturer keeps on saying " There's a separate lecture for this topic".

too many irelevant details about certain topics and completely forgot to mention other important topics

Use 5 stars since the information within the video was clear and concise, in addition to explaining and comparing the various contraceptive methods I recommend this reading

Very nicely presented and she has such a lovely voice. Just not 5 stars because of the ocasional stutter.

Dr. Lynae definitely knows how to teach in a way that a student can understand. I would recommend this lecture to anyone.

im not paying the lecturer to read off the slides... (look at Carlo Rajs Videos , they are amazing) someone else also mentioned that there is too much look at the other lecture.. give detailed explanations .. one liners don't work anymore. or if you want, post links to other videos which do explain pathophysio or treatment. Why is there no mention of diagnostic work up treatment etc?

Hi, just curious as to why a video like "Normal Menstrual Cycle" is all the way at the bottom? The ordering of this entire gynae course, not just this "Abnormal Menstruation" section (which again, is the first section on the contents page), makes navigating and understanding the content more difficult. Would it be possible to re-order them?

Very informative and to a level, where you can revise from!

Thanks! I needed to be updated in this area and you made a great job. /MD in Sweden

This lecture (over the last 3) is a bit problematic - there should be 2 versions: a version for students who are looking for information going along side classes and another (this one) more suited for USMLE fast review. Too much "see the other video for more info" when a 1 sentence summary and link to the other video to pause and expand knowledge would be helpful. However, regardless of knowledge the clinical case studies should really emphasize thought process and diagnostic workup. This was "think about what it could be" then provides a barebones answer which you also couldn't have reached terminology wise because it was never defined until reaching the case study. A detailed map, explanation and full answer with details would have been better.

Straight to the point! Thi lecture gives you basic need to know info

Very good course, it helped me and corrected a lot of my informations, thanks.

Great teacher , loud and clear speaking and awesome pictures. Congrats!

Like so many Lecturio courses, there are several important topics missing. I have just found these ones, but i am sure there are more. Missing: Pelvic Organ Prolapse Urinary Incontinence;stress,functional,urge,bypass,overvlow,mixed Fecal Incontinence

I liked this lecture, it was short and very to point

Great explaination and presentation ! She described clearly and let me know what importance to memorize.

Great presentation! Clear expression and the presentation contains high yields that are clearly highlighted. Reproductive endocrinology is a hard topic but she made concise and understandable.

I’m just getting an over view at the moment however, Dr Lynae Brayboy’s lectures are lovely, clear and informative thank you! Interesting that alternative treatments are also mentioned though made clear not FDA approved. But that is expected from the FDA as they tend only to be concerned with synthetic drugs and not herbal treatments. While most herbal treatments have been used throughout history and are said to have little or no side effects can still be dangerous (contraindicated) if taken with or along side prescribed medications. I believe this comes across pretty clearly in these lectures, that strive to be unbiased. But as stated Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) is a controversial treatment.

Clarity, specificity, definitive, flawless style, overall lecture is eloquently delivered.