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The cardiovascular system is the organ system that permits blood to circulate throughout the body. It transports nutrients, gases, hormones and blood cells to and from every cell in the body.
In this course, Prof. Joseph Alpert will examine this essential system for the wellbeing of the cells in our body. Moreover he will review a variety of different diseases, that affect the arteries, veins and the lymphatic system.
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Don't study just to pass your exams. With the help of topic reviews, clinical pearls, medical mnemonics and quiz questions we will make sure that you gain a deep understanding for vascular medicine, so you can become a better doctor instead of mindlessly memorizing facts.
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Dr. Alpert is Professor of Medicine in the Department of Medicine and Director of Coronary Care and Medical Director of Cardiac Rehabilitation at the University of Arizona (UA) College of Medicine, Tucson, United States.
Before joining the UA, he worked at the University of Massachusetts in Worcester as Professor of Medicine, Director of the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, and Vice Chairman of Medicine. From 1992 – 2006 he was also Chairman of the Department of Medicine at the UA College of Medicine.
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I find this lecture very constructive and coherent. It is narrated very well and thus one is able to comprehend this specific subject without any difficulty.
Interesting, well introduced, well explained and complete lecture. Very nice to quickly remember everything you need to know in practice about DVT.
I really like the vascular portion of this system. I find it helpful. I am studying for my RVT for ultrasound and this helps a lot. I hope there will be more information as far as physics and data interpretation for ultrasound. I think radiology field has a lot to know and not just pertaining to doctors or nurses.
