Anterior Pituitary - CRASH! Medical Review Series

[@yarash9121]

9:30 “i never think I explain things well enough” meanwhile, we’re still watching these lectures in 2022. Thank you so much

[@laolurocks1]

Dr. Bolin, Yes you do explain things well enough. Thank you.

[@oldsiman]

Love these videos!!!! They have been fantastic for exam prep. Cannot thank you enough!!!

[@bomhayhay]

Very essential and clear explanation..thank you

[@dinooshd]

Great lecture ! but that wasnt the cavernous sinus was it in the MRI at 4:11, wasnt it the sphenoidal sinus?

[@habeepti]

Love your vids. Going to join your patrion today. Thanks for all your hard work, please keep it up!

[@jameseschiti1136]

These reviews are excellent!

[@Cleopatra-en4ye]

Very clear explanation! Thanks a lot!

[@LA_337]

Hi Paul, At 24:52 you mention that there will be a decrease in skin pigmentation due to an increase in MSH. In hypopit, if the ant pit. is nonfunctional or partially functional, won't you get a decrease in MSH thus resulting in a decrease in skin pigmentation?

[@pwbmd]

+Aaa di Yeah I misspoke there. I'll append a note.

[@misbahumar4577]

Paul W. Bolin x

[@miryammathews5061]

Great presentation!!

[@fatimasuleman1980]

I am extremely thankful sir

[@samphonnetgamgee5625]

Thank you, this was great!

[@mawaddasulieman5433]

Plz CONTINUE

[@HeritageCast]

A safer option for GH testing is the Growth Hormone Secretagauge test via Macimorelin or other GHS

[@radonjam]

Great job man!

[@ashraftalha5679]

Rajadurai I want to answer your question. Increased TSH level indicates primary hypothyroidism while decreased TSH level indicates central hypothyroidism i.e hypothyroidism due to hypopituitarism

[@mohiuddinalfarra5440]

thank you.

[@madhaviverpula]

I think pituitary adenoma causing excess production of growth hormone can not be called ectopic production. it is an excess eutopic production.

[@broytingaravsol]

is it possible to compare obesity and acromegaly just in appearance?

[@rajadurai_k_samy]

In video 25.01 you are telling that decreased TSH will cause hypothyroid symptoms .. But in hypothyroidism there will be increase level of TSH...???

[@LA_337]

+Rajadurai Geo The ant. pituitary gland is non functional in hypopituitarism. Therefore, since TSH is released from the ant. pit. it's level will be decreased, as will the level of T3 and T4, both of which are released from a functional adrenal gland that is not being stimulated to release thyroid hormone. Hope this clears things up for you!

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

Buy some eggs, wash them off, leave in water for few minutes until they turn white, then enjoy your boiled eggs.

[@saadsiddiqui1775]

Dopamine agonists (bromocriptine and cabergoline) increase or decrease GH?

[@daudyounas7103]

decrease GH

[@ralphsmith2683]

MANY people PASS ITT while they FAIL GLUCAGON STIMULATION

[@ccr5-328]

just when I thought it was time to sleep...: D