Cardiology Boards Review with Dr. Lorrel Brown

Dr. Lorrel E.B. Toft returns to the University of Louisville to deliver a much needed Boards Review on Cardiology.
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[@videoettaceo8900]

I'm an RN who enjoys high quality, free lectures ❤️

[@lorrelbrown3743]

Thanks everyone! I miss the candy-throwing too..... hopefully we can return to those days sometime soon. For now, socially distant candy (aka from your own kitchen) only. Enjoy the lecture!

[@Ali_Tabani]

I really admire you, Doctor. I hope one day I could get a piece of candy from you.

[@waiki8223]

BYOC (candy) events, just like in some restaurants with wine... :)

[@franknstein5376]

thank you so much for the lecture! In my country tests aredifferent with respect to the U.S. but these kinds of review videos are really amazing at finding any weak spot knowledge wise

[@emadalatassi9477]

Thank you Dr Brown. I am preparing for the boards and this was refreshing.

[@LJO_Hurts_Pianos]

Dr. Toft: It's so, so awesome to hear from you again! I actually grabbed the audio from your lectures, put them on my phone, and listened to one per day when driving to work (at one time, when I was working many miles away, I could clear at least 1.5 lectures). I must admit, it sucks that I can't hear you hitting students with candy.

[@xDomglmao]

Lol YES! And hearing that guy...how was he called...Nelson! Still remember his answer to the question hmm I think it was: "Whatya gonna do in an aortic dissection?" "CT" "And if kidney problems?" (referring to contrast) "Don't care"

[@cristian.14ml]

Thank you so much for making this lectures open to public!

[@gettygets872]

Thank you Dr. Brown, excellent lecture ! I love your style of teaching. Succinct, confident and clear.

[@ahikam546]

Thank you ma'am. Such a blessing to be able to receive this form of education. Miss the candies and Nelson's answers Thanks from India

[@hawong5379]

Clear, precise lecture with easy to understand explanations. Thank you so much Dr Brown, you are always the best.

[@V1ntageheart]

Thank you Dr Brown! I love your lectures

[@sunving]

Thank you very much Doctor Lorrel Brown .

[@firaskhamis4275]

Great love and respect For those who spread knowledge

[@maheshbborhade]

Dr. Brown you are the True Teacher / Guru. What I learnt in childhood holds absolutely true for you. Guru you are the absolute Lord himself, Salutations to that Guru !!

[@MM-fw3jg]

i like how he express pathophysiology ... Thanks a lot from Istanbul .

[@richarddickson7522]

Excellent lecture! A+. Highly recommend viewing for board review.

[@AA-nz2gb]

Great review. Please don’t confuse the LV end-systolic & end-diastolic diameter-cut-offs in regurgitant valvular lesions. The 4 cm & 5 cm thresholds refer to the end-systolic diameter in MR & AR respectively. Thank you.

[@hossamfayed6210]

Thank you so much. What a wonderful lecture

[@christinawells2024]

Great review! I’m a cardiology NP, so I love watching the reviews for medical students. My doc likes to use disopyramide for our HOCM patients that are symptomatic, and it works great. Love this video.

[@pavanjasthi]

I love your lectures and you are helping everyone so much . sharing your knowledge prevents lot of mistakes done by young clinicians and love to listen to your videos anytime

[@PEMF.Hydrogen.LLLT.Experts]

Learning a lot, thanks!

[@conradlanders8085]

Wow. This was a fantastic lecture.

[@rami9159]

Very informative, I learned a lot, but in Q 11, in a hypertensive male over 40 with typical angina I was tempted to choose coronary angio

[@lalalujie]

a life saver

[@phitchayinwisawachaiwat4139]

May I ask you for the pdf file? Please, thank you

[@Tinawi]

Great session. Thanks

[@ZainabAli-xo1fb]

thank you !

[@stephanieu1997]

Studying for my NP board. Such a good and concise patho review. Teaching is your calling!!!

[@ghjhgjdfhhjfghefhjfg3327]

Excellent

[@anshu3823]

Thanks... Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@magarac99]

Back in the 80s, we were taught that the scooped out waves were dig effect, not nessessarily toxucity... Regular Afib equals Dig toxicitu

[@Easycheesypeasy]

im in middle school this was helpful thanks

[@maxlichtenberger7447]

Thank you. I liked the Präsentation a lot. Im working in a Hospital in Europe and according to our guidelined before starting with ARNI we should titrate to the highest Dose of ACEI , Beta Blockers and Add MRA, and After that if the Patient is still symptomatic and the ef is below 35 we can replace the ACEI with ARNI. Could you explain to me why there is this difference in recommandation?

[@waiki8223]

Hi, could it be because you’re using ESC guidelines which might not be the same as AHA/ACC guidelines used in US (that sometimes also differ from our, Canadian, CCS guidelines)?

[@rtdsbdbmfaz2628]

Why dont you start pediatrics and obstetrics lectures

[@isleofwighttransport]

I didn’t do so bad on the questions got a few right and some Wrong

[@sivasankarnallapati]

Nice

[@rence3000]

Excelent review doctor But why you have to change your name?

[@linamed1093]

In question 6 ,the ECG seems like an evolving MI due to the presence of Q Wave 😕

[@rami9159]

Sorry but I was confused with systolic ? HFrEF ? HF with reserved ejection fraction

[@danielstan6004]

"reduced" EF, my friend...

[@V1ntageheart]

Imy Dr Tolf aka DR BROWN😭😭😭

[@igloo2862]

Jumping to a highly invasive test like angiography in a patient like Q2 will never be the correct answer despite cardiologists always pushing for it.