3. Thalassemia: Alpha & Beta Thalassemia's, Genetics, Pathophysiology, Diagnosis & Treatment

[@jesusleejr6414]

I am currently taking hematology class and this is one of our topics. This video explains well about thalassemia. Thank you Dr.

[@Livelife45]

Sorry, I think there is a mistake, in 3 genes deletion there will be beta tetramer not alpha , bcz alpha genes are deleted 8:15

[@varsh_a3980]

Exactly

[@naveenpp578]

Is it correct???

[@Umaidshaik]

Beta tetramers

[@sgsggghh]

he corrected it later

[@nurse6974]

Yeah he corrected in 18:58 Keen observation though Good 👍

[@kahikahina3341]

Very well explained. Thank you Doctor

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

Keep watching

[@syidarinazahari3570]

Why there is no beta chains in alpha thalassemia?

[@PriyanshiChaudhari-fx1eq]

Cardiology & neurology medicine lecture

[@jamalazmat9617]

I was confused till you made carrection regarding alpha tetramers in alpha thalassemia.

[@junaidjamshaid5381]

8:39 When 3 alpha genes are missing then how it can form alpha tetramer here actually Beta tetramer will form

[@jesusleejr6414]

He corrected it later. watch til the end. 18:42

[@junaidjamshaid5381]

@jesusleejr6414 yes later he corrected it

[@smitapathade7801]

Extramedullary means out of marrow

[@binteahmad9591]

Sir plz make a video on musculoskeletal pathology

[@lalitkumarmusicntech1.0m85]

Which book you are use

[@hamnazahra7025]

But in beta thalessemia minor HbA is 92% and the other two are less but u said HbA decreases in minor🙁

[@tabark8277]

Hahahahah i am reading this topic on my lecs and the video is loading

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

haha that's great