Pulmonology

Literally shortened my 1hr lecture into 10 mins and covered everything I need!

Good teacher and has a calm voice, makes him a good speaker.

Very helpful and clear lecture. However, it's not according to US guidelines which make it harder to utilize.

The TB lectures can be improved, In particular the approach to dx of a pt with suspected TB and in particular when you would consider tissue biopsy. Also the approach to dx of latent tb isn't clear. E,g performing a chest x-ray in high risk patient populations followed by mantoux testing. No mention of what size reaction is considered positive in different population ie immunosuppressed healthcare workers and the general population. The lecture discusses the treatment of active tb but no discussion of treating latent TB. No mention of when you would treat contacts of the index case. Finally serious side effects of TB treatment were not adequately covered. Isoniazid (need for B6 to decrease risk of peripheral neuropathy and megaloblastic anaemia) rifampicin and liver toxicity and drug interactions, ethambutol and occular toxicities and need for monitoring of visual fields and pyrazinamide (hepatoxicity).

This lecture series was very comprehensive and good level of detail. Obviously the Abx recommendations will vary according to where you work. To further improve the lectures in the future please include a small section on tropical respiratory infections.

I expected the pulmonary aspergillosis in brief too. However , there is concise pulmonary infection lecture.

Both questions and speech are excellent. The constant change between small details and the broad topic simplifies (and gives at least for me awareness of the affected organs in PE).

Really enjoyable talk and informative. It would be great if the Lecturio team could also dedicate a short talk on the approach to a lung mass, differential dx, work up and follow up/treatments

Well explained lecture. However, more time should have been extended on discussion of interpreting ABG, anion gap A-a gradient. Moreover, no mention of Central vs obstructive apnoea

good talk. I think it would have been better for clarity if light's criteria was mentioned more explicitly on the pleural effusion section of the talk.

No mention of the Well's Criteria! No mention of algorithm for the diagnostic work up of patients with suspected PE. This is inadequate for step 2.

Hi Lecturio team great talk on ILD. But it would have been good to discuss the pneumoconiosis in some more detail. Particularly how to best differentiate one from another a side from hx. chest -xray of silicosis showing an egg appearance. How severity of asbestosis depends on the nature of the fibers eg sereptine can have a less severe pathogenesis.

well covered talk! The talk may have been recorded before the development of new target agents for CF but this may be beyond the scope of step 2

Another great talk but again like asthma management there are gaps in the information provided. For example classification of COPD, which in turn influences the type of treatment is not outline clearly. No mention of vaccinations (flue and pneumo) and criteria for oxygen therapy. No mention of when you would not perform a lung function reduction (FEV <20%). It wasn't clear that only interventions that affect COPD outcomes long-term are smoking cessation, oxygen in hypoxemic patients, and lung volume reduction surgery or lung transplantation in appropriately selected patients

Enjoyable and informative talk. However, I think it would have been beneficial to discuss the classification and asthma in more details and features that fall into each category from intermittent, mild persistent, moderate persistent etc.. Also in the acute exacerbation section talk about risk factors and criteria for hospital admission could have been discussed.

Thanks you so much. This lecture made COPD easy to understand.

i put this rate because it was really complite and in a vocabulary really simple, easy to undertant. i also like the questions durring the class it help us to remember and practice the information.

Good The pace was fast for me. Would prefer more lectures that can be made accessible for free please.

This presentation covers everything about UTRTI, Bronchitis and Pneumonia in a very very easy to understand way. thank you Sir.

Asthma medication ? by Pravin Shukle , Simplified explanation, I love the simple explanation (Y)

GREETINGS; I chose this rating 'coz there is always scope for perfection .What i liked about this course was JEREMY Sir's style of teaching n his core understanding of the subject n the way he presented it.

very good , clearly and important information . I enjoyed the Lecture thanks prof.

Easy to understand ILD lecture . Usually a complicated chapter but not for this time. Thanks

I love how relatable Dr. Carlo Raj is. The information I can really relate to as well as I can actually remember. In my program at school, I don't think my teachers are as articulate as the content I hear on here. Thank you for this information

it's amazing explanation make everything simple ... i hope if you can do some interactive questions like exam stile to make the lecture objective .. thank you

i like integrated pulmonary pathology alot aswell as clinical pulmonology .... please include more videos like these and clinical medicine (pulmonology/cardiology etc aswell) thaank you very much for the great videos Dr.Carlo also , a request that is please also tell the treatment a little bit in more detail !! otherwise , awesome videos !! :))

This is very well-explained!