Trauma

by Carlo Raj, MD

Become an expert in the neuropathology of brain trauma!

Your instructor is Dr. Carlo Raj, a student of Dr. Edward Goljan, has many years of experience educating students. This course provides a thorough review of the different types of neuropathological trauma from basic procedures to advanced concepts.

This course will cover:

Trauma
Epidural Hematoma

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Course Details

Videos 2
Duration 0:17 h
Quiz questions 8
Concept Pages 5

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Your Educators of course Trauma

Carlo Raj, MD

Dr. Carlo Raj is a Physician and Lecturer at Becker’s Healthcare, in Illinois, USA, and the CEO and founder of Indus Intellect Virtual MedEd, a medical education consulting company.
He obtained his MD from Medical University of the Americas (MUA) and is an international lecturer and public speaker.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Raj teaches courses on Pathology.

User reviews

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EXCELLENT

By Mr AC S. on 04. May 2021 for Trauma

THE TEACHER IS EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD. I LOVE HIM WITH ALL OF MY HEART. HE IS FUNNY AND MAKES THE LECTURE INTERESTING PLEASE KEEP HIM

Very nice

By sandro s. on 13. October 2020 for Trauma

Very good lectures, funny and didatic, i liked it a lot. Thanks doctor.

It's good - really. I'm not suffering from a concussion

By Sean D. on 23. August 2020 for Trauma: Epidural and Subdural Hematoma

Clear and Concise. Very Nice. On different point, it was hard to find using search. Perhaps add the "contre" "contrecoup" "coup" but not "chicken coup" as search terms might help other others find this gold.

sorry lot of mistakes

By shah M. on 20. May 2018 for Trauma

speaker contradicts himself several times an he not sure of what is written in slides example: in treatment of SAH he 1st mentions that watch for hypertesion hypervolumia and hemodilution then in next lecture he realized that HHH written in slides reffer to treatment strategy there are several other mistakes dont have time to elaborate also what ever is written in slides is not fully explained by speaker

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4,0 of 5 stars

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4 Stars		0
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1 Star		1

EXCELLENT

By Mr AC S. on 04. May 2021 for Trauma

THE TEACHER IS EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD. I LOVE HIM WITH ALL OF MY HEART. HE IS FUNNY AND MAKES THE LECTURE INTERESTING PLEASE KEEP HIM

Very nice

By sandro s. on 13. October 2020 for Trauma

Very good lectures, funny and didatic, i liked it a lot. Thanks doctor.

It's good - really. I'm not suffering from a concussion

By Sean D. on 23. August 2020 for Trauma: Epidural and Subdural Hematoma

Clear and Concise. Very Nice. On different point, it was hard to find using search. Perhaps add the "contre" "contrecoup" "coup" but not "chicken coup" as search terms might help other others find this gold.

sorry lot of mistakes

By shah M. on 20. May 2018 for Trauma

speaker contradicts himself several times an he not sure of what is written in slides example: in treatment of SAH he 1st mentions that watch for hypertesion hypervolumia and hemodilution then in next lecture he realized that HHH written in slides reffer to treatment strategy there are several other mistakes dont have time to elaborate also what ever is written in slides is not fully explained by speaker

Well described but omission of Chronic Subdural haematoma

By Hamed S. on 21. March 2017 for Trauma: Epidural and Subdural Hematoma

Good talk on the topic but could be improved by discussion management and when you may consider surgical evacuation vs watch and wait. Also no mention of chronic subdural haematoma.

Nicely done

By Della R. on 08. February 2017 for Trauma: Epidural and Subdural Hematoma

I really liked this lecture and learned a lot. He broke it down and explained things simply without being condescending, and I found his examples to be easy to remember.

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