Thyroid Disorders

by Michael Lazarus, MD

In this basic introductory course on thyroid diseases, Professor Michael Lazarus explores the physiology of the thyroid and the symptoms of thyroid diseases. The difference between benign and malignant thyroid carcinoma is an important topic that will be highlighted throughout the videos. In addition, the effects of hyperthyroidism will be covered extensively.

With the aid of case studies, you will learn how to use medical terminology accurately to describe different diseases of the thyroid. By the end of this course, you will understand the diagnosis and treatment of different types of thyroid diseases as well as the precautions for specific treatments.

In addition to viewing our high-quality video lectures, you can access quiz questions and download study materials. Start learning today!

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Videos 15
Duration 0:44 h
Quiz questions 39
Articles 0

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Your Educators of course Thyroid Disorders

Michael Lazarus, MD

Dr. Michael Lazarus is the Section Chief of the UCLA Hospitalist Program at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles. He is a Professor of Clinical Medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine. He has been teaching internal medicine residents and medical students for over twenty years and has won numerous teaching awards.

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By Neuer N. on 02. September 2020 for Thyroid Disorders

The teacher was very precise and meaningful . Tables were really good

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By Ekaterina I. on 30. October 2019 for Thyroid Disorders

Great informative lectures. Everything is well structured. Thank you very much!

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By Brian A. on 22. October 2019 for Thyroid Case: 38-year-old Woman with Insomnia, Anxiety and Hair Loss

La explicación fue muy fácil de entender. Me a aclarado as dudas que tenía.

cool

By monica m. on 25. September 2019 for Thyroid Disorders

very clear, thanks.i t is easy to understand with this kind of lectures