Choledecholithiasis for USMLE Step 1 & USMLE Step 2 Review (3/3)

[@sufibuuaayy1979]

Please uplaod more regularly. Your step 2/clinical medicine videos have been excellent so far

[@Without554]

Thank you, I’ve been a RN on a med surge unit. Your lecture has been very helpful in my practice!

[@thestudyspot]

You are so welcome!

[@binderkaur7893]

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[@MDPowerhouse]

Your content is amazing! Hope you start uploading again soon

[@eltiarribero]

Excellent video, however left image I'm certain in an Ax Ct, also nobody does Mrcp with contrast, no need 4 contrast. Regards.

[@MsKad91]

Thank you so much. I am preparing for my NCLEX exam and This is very helpful. Please keep postiing reviews.

[@thestudyspot]

Thank you, I will

[@tracycreaser4462]

Thankyou for doing this video your really easy to listen to I have a 5mm stone in my comon bile duct i have had the gallbladder removed 4 months ago and been in pain with this stone im going for a Ercp on wensday to have it removed

[@thestudyspot]

Glad I was able to help. Wish you all the best. Keep me updated on how it turns out.

[@tracycreaser4462]

@@thestudyspot it went well but the stone was not removed as they couldnt put the wire in they got the stents in but i have very small bile ducts and i felt for the surgeons as 2 tried and there very good here in Australia so i have to wait 8 weeks to try again 🙂

[@Drdahri]

Ur videos r very helpful ...but there is suggestion for u that plz plz add 3 to 5 scenario Bcqs and solve it that we may see that how scenario bcqs will come on this topic ... This system is present in CanadaQbank channel in utube so i think u will get my point and will add it

[@mikelarsopimark5593]

Iam a gallbladder patient. I now rapidly experiencing pain on my left side of the back. Pls help me share your experience.

[@rbk7876]

I'm 62 yr old male who had a 94 % gangrenous gallbladder, had emergency surgery, they saved my life, was on antibiotics and 6 days in hospital, they have to monitor my pancreas every 6 months, I still have ghost symptoms, why are they monitoring my pancreas ? They explained it increased my cancer risk ? Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.

[@thestudyspot]

Sorry to hear about what you went through, but glad that you are okay now. Since the bile duct goes through the pancreas, it is reasonable that what happened to your gallbladder maybe related to your pancreas. Not clear why that is the case without being able to see you. I would recommend you ask your physician and he can give you some more specific answers..

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Really helpful, thanks

[@thestudyspot]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sallas5534]

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[@medicalbiochemistry_]

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[@meman6964]

Gall stone!!! Put it in the title

[@happymealinc]

mmmmmmm that's some good learn'n. Yum!

[@thestudyspot]

Yes it was!