Great lecturer
By Josefine C. on 07. January 2019 for Bronchogenic Carcinoma, Osteogenic Sarcoma & Grading– Neoplasia
As a Danish medical student, with English only as my second language, I admit, I had to spend some time "tuning in" on Dr. Raj's way of speaking. See, he's an extremely fast speaker, but as I did get used to this, I really learned to appreciate his way of teaching. Actually, his way of speaking kind of peaks my attention and focus, since my brain has to work harder for it.
Thanks, Dr.!
Good
By victoria a. on 25. November 2018 for Ionizing Radiation – Carcinogenesis
Muy buenos videos, tiene mucho conocimiento y lo explica de una manera sencilla que podamos comprenderlo de forma clara
Spoken language
By Dana K. on 10. November 2018 for Acute Inflammation: Signs & Symptoms – Inflammation and Wound Repair
With all the rrespect the spoken language is blurred, I can’t understand properly, plus your eyes are focus on something maybe an aid material, it would be better if instead they were focused on the camera and try to explain rather than read. Thank you for caring.
Excelente.
By Mitzi V. on 05. November 2018 for Bronchogenic Carcinoma, Osteogenic Sarcoma & Grading– Neoplasia
Me parecen aportes concisos y oportunos. El Dr. tiene un compromiso con los estudiantes tal, que traspasa totalmente la pantalla.
Me ha encantado.
¡Muchas gracias Dr. Raj!
concise and dramatic
By Charlie J. on 22. September 2018 for Types of Tumors: Tissue, Benign and Malignant – Neoplasia
concise and dramatic. Simple presentation well presented. A little spice in illustrations.
Importance of knowledge with clinical application.
By SULBHA S. on 15. September 2018 for Benign Neoplasm and Teratoma – Neoplasia
I love the clinical application. It makes it so much more exciting to learn and remember because as Dr Carlos Raj points out it's not just memorising. I must say his way of speaking makes it even more exciting :) On a serious note though-mentioning how serious it is to act on dysplasia or when the BM is involved-we should be saying omg, and not looking at him. Looking forward to more lectures-wish he was lecturing the subjects to keep that interest and significance of the subject and our job.
Poor
By Max G. on 20. August 2018 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia
I don't like Carlo's style of presentation. It is also at odds with Robbins and Cotran. The worst video on Lecturio
This videos and Carlo made me like Pathology
By Juan C. on 13. July 2018 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia
I will going to enter to the world of pathology next semester and i really didn't think i would like it but this videos might have changed my mind, Thanks Carlo for this material
Amazing lecturer
By Luana H. on 09. May 2018 for DNA Repair Defects & Neoplastic Molecular Markers – Carcinogenesis
I absolutely love this lecturer. He goes straight to the point, gives high-yield and applicable information (lots of information btw) in a summarized awesome way. 5 starts no doubt.
Brilliant style of teaching.
By Koshy T. on 11. November 2017 for Acute Inflammation: Stages – Inflammation and Wound Repair
Only been using this site a few days. However I am already impressed by your material. Perfect execution of rhetorical techniques. Especially placing things in context with vivid verbal imagery.
An easy to understand approach to this subject
By Tauheedul A. on 03. November 2017 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia
I find his lectures natural and easy to follow. He tells us areas we must take note of and what we absolutely need to remember. Complicated aspects are broken down and summarised simply. Will continue to listen to these lectures.
Clear, concise, and even fun
By Eunbi C. on 08. September 2017 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia
I disagree with the comment below. I think he is a very good lecturer. Clear and concise. Yes, he does he have his unique gestures and tones, but so what? It's just different from the traditional, not wrong or anything. I found his lecture interesting. I don't think he was mocking anyone.
Thank you
By Alan G. on 25. August 2017 for Phagocytosis – Inflammation and Wound Repair
Dr Raj makes everything more simple, it is a good effort you make to teach
This course is very well organized. I am doing all my best to learn from it as much as I can.
By Alexander W. on 24. August 2017 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia
This course is very well organized. I am doing all my best to learn from it as much as I can.
I like it very much!
By Jiayong L. on 22. August 2017 for Diagnosis of Cancer – Neoplasia
Very nice and great lecture! The questions were very help recall the main points. Thanks!
Enjoyable
By Slavko M. on 20. July 2017 for Phagocytosis – Inflammation and Wound Repair
Very good, interesting and memorable lectures. Dr Raj presents complex topics in such a light way that makes it enjoyable to follow.
better performance wanted
By HASSAN E. on 16. July 2017 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia
Couple of mistakes were made and he sounds as if he is mocking the audience
Exceptional teaching
By Rizal H. on 19. April 2017 for Malignant Neoplasm: Invasion and Metastasis – Neoplasia
Your lectures are exceptional, it makes reading the books much easier. Thank you
Well taught content
By Vincent B. on 27. March 2017 for Neoplasia, Dysplasia, Tumor and Cancer: Differentiating Definitions– Neoplasia
Carlo makes the content interesting and manageable with intonation and examples.
ARROGANCE.
By Jake Bryan C. on 20. January 2017 for Phagocytosis – Inflammation and Wound Repair
Great content. Very intelligent and elaborate lecturer. However, Dr. Raj sounds very arrogant, particularly when he delivers condescending remarks.