Pediatric Cardiology

Brilliant. Once again the view from afar gives a clearer understanding of the whole topic. What I did not understand are the indication for Beta-blockers, Digoxin and Flecainide. Thank you!

I understand the comment of the previous student. However, I think the goal of these lectures is to give the appropriate knowledge to use as a resident. It's not really important to know more details about it. When a patient has a tachycardia, it's important to know if it's physiologic or pathologic and the cause of it. So the lecture helps to determine the physical origin which helps to point to the cause. Thank you!

These are the best explanations regarding bradycardia that I heard of. I would have liked to hear more about other drugs that could cause bradycardia though. That being said, I think that now I cannot forget the different blocks. So thank you very much! Also cool that the case of neonatal bradycardia is talked about.

Excellent lecture as usual. I would have liked an explanation on why the pain is relieved when the patient is leaning forward in pericarditis. I liked the emphasis on the overlap between myocarditis and pericarditis. Thank you!

Excellent lecture, I think it's a group of disease which is not often spoken about.

Excellent lecture as usual. I would have liked to see the epidemiology (and mortality) but the info concerning the ethology and clinical presentation is enough to raise the suspicion of myocarditis in a sick child.

Excellent lecture as usual. I particularly appreciated to have the epidemiology and the clinical differences between the different organisms.

This lecture made once again a complex topic seems a simpler one. I understand the teacher removes as many numbers as possible and I appreciate it. However, I would have like for this chapter a bit more statistics regarding prevalence. Thank you!

I think it's an excellent lecture. However, I do agree with another member, I would have liked to see for these diseases the prevalence number of the diseases. Otherwise I think the relevant information to think about the disease is in the lecture.

I know I'm keeping saying "excellent lectures". That's the way I feel I about them. Thank you!

Excellent lecture as usual. I did not know the frequency in the general population was so high. Thank you!

Excellent lecture as usual. The teacher's high-level perspective and conceptualisation helps a lot for the mental representation and the understanding of the phenomenon.

Great lecture! As usual. This lecture helped me a lot to improve my understanding of the congenital heart problems in general. The explanations on the surgeries are top notch and on the treatment as well. Thank you!

Reviewed in easy way interesting and short section with added questions

Excellent lecture as usual. It makes a complicated topic much easier. Thanks!

Excellent lecture as usual. Complex topic made easy, thanks a lot!

Excellent lecture, good overview of the different CHD, thank you very much!

Excellent lecture as it opens up the differential diagnosis of cyanosis in a baby.

High yield facts, great for closed book examinations. Loved the bonus mnemonic! Thank you for your work!

The AV blocks were explained so clearly. I have never understood the differences between the three types before. thank you

thanks to this video i now have a much clearer understanding of TOF much thank you dr alverson

Straight to the point and high yield info. Dr Alverson does a great job throughout the lectures.

Hello Doctor! I love listening your lessons, you truly inspired me. Good luck and HUGE THANK YOU!

Thanks for the hand trick. Amazing way to remember it helped me

Sir explained every vedio in detail and how to manage the patient effectively

Helped clarify my understanding and simplified concepts without affecting quality of content.

I enjoy Dr. Alverson’s teaching style. Easy to comprehend. I have watched it several times through NP school. I am trying to find the “hand method of remembering the cyanotic heart defects, but can’t fine the video again. One of my favorite professors here. Thank you!!

thank you so mush it was helpful thank you so mush it was helpful

Great break down of each of the different cardiac conditions and how to differentiate between them!

simplified and easily explained; easy to understand. thank you very much

Engaging. Good clinical correlation from his own experience in practice. Good explanation of physiology and tie in with pathology.

good lecture, helped to refresh my knowledge.thank you very much

too short vert underutilized lacks content..how to see longer videos

Confusing, difficult to understand (too many synonymous names)- its difficult to comprehend what its meant with orthodromic etc.

These videos get in the point, summarize what are the important things to know in each topic for the test, and help me not to be saturated with all the information in the book.

This is a very well planned out lecture on some well developed material. The doctor explained it well and even broke some of it down into a pneumonic. Very clever and well done!

Very good lecture! It flows nicely, and really helps you understand the process. It makes learning easy and interesting

Very easy to understand, high yield points and such a great teacher. Congrats ! =D

It was so well presented. The difficult made so simple and clear. Its like a wow factor I must say. Excellent skill.

Awesome presentation. It is very explicit and concise. Even the books cannot explain it so well.

its very helpful and informative many students can prepare for exam throught it

Concise, easy to understand, well prepared slides. Good pace on the lectures and easy to follow

I really appreciate the course. It's short and precise. I highly recommend it to medical students

tnx sir for this nice video..help me lotttttt.tnx again.

veryyyyyyy informative thanks lots!! it was very intersting i learnt so much

Great job, clear and nice presentation. I found it very helpful for me to understand pediatric.

I loved that You explained every part of the clinical and physical examinations and gave examples of why is important and what can you diagnose with that, for me it's always easier to learn if I can connect things.