Bilirubin 2 - Bilirubin Metabolism & Diseases

[@mrsgert77]

These 2 were so helpful! I couldn't picture what I was reading so retaining the info was difficult. I have a much better grasp on it now. Thank you for the great videos!

[@Memy525]

I'm a student nurse. This video to help me very much. A massive thank you.

[@Hesbonful]

I salute you for this very simplified diagram that makes even complex issues very easy to understand... almost 10 years down and i have not found a match diagram to it on the net.

[@sazjh]

So for Gilbert’s syndrome: It is said to have not many symptoms however, that is different for everyone! I have Gilbert’s myself and I have quite a few symptoms which then go on and affect other things. Many GPs don’t know about it. Check out Gilbert’s syndrome pages on Facebook, people comment and ask for advice every day or ask about symptoms and anyone can clearly see, it’s not asymptomatic

[@yoyonfire]

was looking for something quick to watch in 2x speed to tell me exactly what i wanted to know and i came here and found just that. Thanx, very simple video, loved it!!

[@seaturrrtle]

I really appreciate your videos. Thank you so much for making them available for free! Please make more like this one, integrating pathology into physiology, or like some of your others where you indicate the moa for classical pharmacological agents. Thank you again!!

[@janakhabouri8271]

Thank you! Wish you’d come back to KZbin you’re amazing god bless

[@Lind3sbecca]

Gilbert's syndrome absolutely has symptoms. Feeling sick/dizzy/stomach pain/fatigue/yellowing of skin or eyes, while bilirubin levels are raised. Bilirubin levels raise with triggers like stress, lack of sleep, vigorous exercise, alcohol, meat and dairy.

[@zackbop9045]

Hey! I found i might have it. And I'm absolutely frightened. Is there any way to help break it down

[@hossamfahad6634]

I’m a clinical pharmacist intern,, this video is really help me ,, thank you so much 🙏🙏

[@Zippy1357]

Really nicely done, worth noting, however, the important thing about Dubin Johnson is that you wind up with a black liver because of the pigmented lysosomal epinephrine deposits. That's usually how it's tested.

[@ritvijadixit]

thanks a lot for making it so simple .. i m looking forward to study through these tutorials , i hope they r available for topics of my interst. thanks again

[@bobbondarul7448]

Nice Keep up the good work Any way to lower the bilirubin ? Or just stimulation of the liver it will do the job ?

[@TugayCamlbel]

Thank you so much. Regards from Turkey

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[@daughteroflight8624]

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[@kliktweeenvijftig8345]

Love your drawing skills mate. Learned a lot, thanks. Sincerely yours, De Klik 52

[@Despinozable]

Thank you so much for your videos they are soooo helpful. Could you please do a series on glucose metabolism? Glycolysis and Gluconeogenesis.

[@KikiMav]

Thank you so much! Very appreciated!

[@tessaundrasidden8627]

I went to the website and was not able to find the free PDF documents you mentioned. How do I access them? Thank you.

[@annes5279]

This is very informative and very easy to understand. Thank you! :)

[@julianaw9014]

Inspiring - keep up the good work mate!

[@lakalajadizaja4332]

Thank you for taking the time! Thumbs up! :)

[@brandonquinn5806]

Another key thing to remember to differentiate Dubin-Johnson and Roter syndromes is the presence of urine coproporphyrin. If you see urine coproporphyrin with conjugated hyperbilirubinemia then its Roter, otherwise think DJ.

[@saptarshi11ghosh]

Thank you so much. God bless you

[@DavieLall]

Very helpful. Are the diagrams available for downloading by chance?

[@annes5279]

I think you can found them here: www.handwrittentutorials.com :)

[@ashveenb8866]

hi, i would like to clarify a minor detail here. in dubin-johnson syndrome, does the mutation occur on the MRP 2 or is it MRB 2?

[@TheEm262]

That was great, thanks very much!

[@Bahar1370]

you are so awesome and precise

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[@vivernamalice9891]

Thank you a lot for this great video :)

[@r.r7935]

This is awesome, thank you !

[@sb6559]

Excellant video! thank you so much :)

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[@jameskhan2740]

How to right this problem ??

[@migz0r]

wow!! this is great! thanks a lot

[@jolielive3]

God bless you for this vid!

[@lancehaseltine494]

I teach Anatomy and Physiology. Nice job! FYI, Gilbert's Disease is an English name, pronounced "GILL-burts."

[@damokeene2528]

***** described initially by a French man - Gilbert

[@lancehaseltine494]

My physiology teacher told me that she knew Dr. Gilbert, and he was British.

[@steveboyle184]

She was wrong - google it. @@lancehaseltine494

[@lancehaseltine494]

@@steveboyle184 This is what I found. Looks like you're right :0) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augustin_Nicolas_Gilbert

[@researchfellow3long628]

Video has no sound anymore.

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[@TheXplicitSyrian]

You sound like Stewie from family guy

[@sulaimanpramanik7030]

very helpful.. thank you.

[@rebeccadodson70]

Thanks so much!

[@steveboyle184]

Whilst Gilbert's cause no symptoms for the majority of people with the condition, for the unfortunate few, it causes some very unpleasant symptoms - have a look at one or two of the youtube videos from patients.

[@charlespeter9914]

Very informative

[@fretzenearances1134]

Thank you

[@aygunagayeva2152]

We had patient, he had high hemoglobin and urobilin in urine. I want to know what is this disease

[@nt-yh2om]

did u ever find out?

[@Eschewobsfucation4]

Great videos :) thank you!!!

[@sunisol3058]

what about biliverden

[@MrJIJO7]

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[@MrAyousif]

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[@lanhbui2302]

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[@MrJIJO7]

Am I the only one watching this in 2019!!?

[@zohashahid30984]

2020

[@viettruong6994]

what is a CANALICULI!!????????????? i'm a foreigner

[@ritvijadixit]

canaliculi are small vessels through which bile drained into bile duct.

[@viettruong6994]

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[@OmarAli-py3pq]

Great work; thx 💚