Case Presentation on Obstructive jaundice PART 2

[@subhashgrover3087]

excellant Prof.Chintamani.Very informative

[@rajeshmithun9455]

Prof Dr. Chintamoni. You are genius

[@MsAnarsh]

Excellent session sir

[@rohitkhanna7527]

you r awesome sir sharing your knowledge u r too smart

[@atreyeejana502]

V helpful for preparing my viva.Thank you.

[@dr9sumit]

18:45 is it sensitive or "specific" that you meant sir? Since we are looking for a test which will exclude liver disease if found normal... Like the candidate answered ALP...which can rise in other conditions as well, so its not specific for liver function; while PT will rise only in case of liver dysfunction, if other coagulation abnormalities are excluded or not considered. A sensitive test is a test which will detect slightest of an abnormality i.e. to have a higher true positive value; Similarly. a specific test is a test that will confidently say absence of a disease if found normal i.e. high true negetive value here, if PT is found normal, we can almost consider that liver function is not impaired (neglecting other acquired or congenital coagulation disease or anticoagulant administration) So, PT should be a specific test instead of sensitive. Please correct me if I am wrong anywhere sir. Thanks

[@sofijunaid]

If u scratch enough it's always gonna bleed. What kinnda qs is that

[@Voiceofdrbilal]

U r a good teacher dear sir

[@swastikmishra3359]

Sir, u mentioned that , for estimation of liver span, percussion should be carried out laterally below the costal margin but in text book , it is mentioned that span is estimated in the mid clavicular line, can u please explain?

[@AdnanKhan-vl3jm]

Sir chintamani Sir yours case presentation vidios very helping for us to prepare for ours exams Sir may I hav yours email address to ask for yours help in need I ll be grateful

[@ProfChintamani]

Happy to know... God bless you...

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[@AdnanKhan-vl3jm]

@@ProfChintamani Thank you so much sir for your kind reply I m grateful sir

[@ProfChintamani]

@@AdnanKhan-vl3jm Lots of blessings to you... grow big...do well...

[@navneetjain2193]

Sir please also make video of clinical examination on patient in surgery for final prof.

[@evoz4489]

No disrespect intended here, but in almost every case presentation video, phones ringing from panel of examiners is audible. This is not respectful to the person speaking. Please make it a rule that phones should be on vibrate mode during the presentations. It's not a time for distractions. Thank you.

[@مشاعرالشاذلي]

Can u add all questions & answer in description (write)

[@dr.mayanksinghbaghel5658]

Super sir

[@waleedumer7763]

More videos please

[@1234jally]

Lovely

[@wallflovr]

Does courvoisier s law include "obstructive" jaundice in definition?

[@Dr_Mrinmoyy]

Yes

[@saifking786sss]

Please speak in hindi sir

[@Thewanderingsurgeon]

? Isnt english enough in surgery.

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