ICU 'uncut' academic discussions #2: How to approach to a new case in ICU & ED

[@sidharthkapoor9899]

Legionella pneumonia is often associated with pneumonia .SIADH is implicated as the cause so treatment in this case should include the antibiotics effective against Legionella to hasten the recovery from hyponatremia.

[@TheICUChannel]

yes sidharth... nice share. pinning your comment.

[@sidharthkapoor9899]

Correction. In first line kindly read .Legionella pneumonia is often associated with hyponatremia... I had inadvertently written ... Legionella pneumonia is often associated with pneumonia Apologies for typo error.

[@anbuarasan4964]

Sir plz help me about MD Emergency medicine ....we doesn't no much about it it's new branch

[@Samjhati]

Sir,These sorts of Uncut Academic discussions are really meaningful. Great job sir ❤️

[@TheICUChannel]

thanks prabal, we will improve the quality of these discussions also.

[@RishikeshTekade5159]

Sir, please please please continue such sessions...not every junior doctor like me gets such Frank discussion approach at work places...such discussions of yours finally is helping me put the reading together for better understanding and management of cases in critical care... please make more such videos

[@DR.SP.]

Not bored sir,even doesn't know how fast this 20 minutes gone sir🙏 Thank you so much all of you

[@TheICUChannel]

That’s nice 😇

[@doclazy623]

For such wonderful videos,you deserve a award .

[@garimasharma8407]

Such a difficult topic covered with so much each ...thank you for giving us your valuable time sir..

[@jitendrakumar-nd9oj]

Thank u so much sir, i am doing srship and i really did knew how to handle HYPONaTREMIA but you made it easy 🎉 plz keep continue this channel bcz Indian medicos nd all specialist doctors will be get benefitted from it.. Thnks so much sir 🙏

[@vaitheeswarvickraman]

My internship now makes a lotta sense with your videos..your videos means a lot..!!! Thank you sir!🔥❤️

[@TheICUChannel]

All the best and thanks Vaitheeswar

[@drkishoremukati2108]

Thank you very much sir, you have explained such a difficult topic to us in such ease and simple language, we will be grateful to you for life. You are not only a good teacher but a good guide, and a very good doctor, we are thankful to God that we got a chance to work with you and you gave us this opportunity. We thank you from the heart, I will be grateful to you sir for life.

[@SounakBhattacharjee31291]

not a medical student but having a keen interest in medicine. Loving your videos.

[@DeepakSharma-cn3fi]

Thank u sir and Dr. Kishore mukati sir I have inspire you. Any time and I have follow last 1 year.

[@rommelcativo9870]

Thank you . Nurse practitioner from the USA. Very helpful

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks Rommel , nice to hear from you

[@renishlakhani4279]

Requesting more of raw videos ankur sir.!! For a moment I forgot that I'm watching video..i felt I'm sitting and listening you.!! We really appreciate you a lot and keep doing and never stop teaching as we never stop learning.!!

[@TheICUChannel]

thanks , will do more these sort of.

[@kapadiyasiddharth799]

This is such a informative and knowledgeable lecture.

[@nadanparindey5988]

We need such uncut sessions every day

[@baveshsiva7393]

Please post more videos discussing about the case sir. Really in love with this series. Watching this for the 3rd time. A great fan of you 😇

[@TheICUChannel]

surely will .

[@ajinkyachandurkar6926]

This Channel is a gift to all medicine residents

[@TheICUChannel]

so nice of you ajinkya, nice to hear it is helping.

[@curoseba5363]

This is amazing. I am a nurse and I find this very useful for me to understand the diagnosing/ruling out process of MRP’s. We don’t learn enough in school and as a new nurse sometimes I am confused as to why certain tests are done on certain conditions. Thank you so much. I found this channel randomly.

[@TheICUChannel]

Many thanks curoseba , welcome to ESBICM

[@curoseba5363]

@@TheICUChannel 🙏

[@majord8675]

Interesting to here from the way the senior approaches the case... Pls complete this case... Thank you for this video sir

[@TheICUChannel]

So nice of you, thanks

[@karmak8006]

Very educational and useful. Thank you. Do please continue.

[@neerajlalee]

Very informative and given us the sop how our approach to such patients , and what we learn in bachelor's differential diagnosis

[@TheICUChannel]

thanks neeraj, glad its useful...

[@gowdhamansankar7642]

This type of uncut sessions are made me feel like I'm in that room with u all and take part in discussion sir , thanks for the great effort and please continue this series 😇✌️

[@TheICUChannel]

Exactly what we needed …thanks for this .

[@MehulZalavadiya]

Very informative, useful for daily practice i see improvement in my practice by watching vedio. I always remember your line “always Think why patient is in ICU” thank you to you and your team.

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks Dr Mehul .

[@manjeetjaglan2976]

These kind of discussions are much better sir, they make us think and challenge our knowledge, first we are able to think what we might be doing in such case scenario, then gets to know the right approach. Thank you so much for this, waiting for more🙏😊

[@TheICUChannel]

thanks manjeet, that's what we want from these "uncut and imperfect" discussions.

[@anandtiwari52]

Uncut... is good, because it gives an insight for the action and the ideas behind it. More importantly the possible mistakes and wrong ideas are identified in a real world condition. BUT it can serve it's purpose only if the participants are well taught, versed from the books. Appreciate the preparation of succh clips.

[@TheICUChannel]

thanks anand, more depth discussions will come in future. this we were experimenting what happens if we post raw and with freshers

[@sonirahul8756]

Thank u dr ankur sr and Nice presentation dr.kishore sr, I work with u and really participate you .Ur my inspiration,I remqember my first intubation with support you and so many cases I was handle in your guidance,

[@sainathgundale4315]

Very nicely explained sir. Please continue such uncut discussions

[@sourabhsutrave]

I love the “approach to a case” practical viewpoint of uncut discussions, please continue 👍🏻

[@TheICUChannel]

thanks , i think we will continue. we also improve with this.

[@mohammedaftab9793]

Add weekly new case Please 🙏🏼

[@aspirant1012]

Sir you are most humble er doctor I have come across

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks , but I am not er physican, I am an intensivist. ER ℹ see additionally and many topics overlap

[@painanddetox1394]

Very nice discussion sir. Thanks for that. In fact it is very useful for people like me who have not seen these types of presentations in many years. Please continue uploading. Regards..

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks and welcome

[@shibinalexander2747]

These sessions are priceless. Thanks a lot sir

[@TheICUChannel]

So nice of you

[@susanjohn3143]

Sir very nice videos, thank you very much for these discussions. Please make videos on how to approach symptoms or syndromes, like for example- breathlessness/ altered sensorium- so that we can develop our thinking, make differentials and approach and manage the case thoroughly. Thank you once again.

[@TheICUChannel]

yes for sure.

[@miraadi97]

Please continue the series 🙏

[@Entertainingstuff313]

Very helpful discussion. Do continue these uncut versions.

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks Hassan

[@steffipahuja101]

Thanks a lot sir for such informative videos … looking forward to learn more

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks Steffi … glad u liked .

[@akhtarhawa4500]

Very nice explanation of such an important topic whic we need in everyday practice Thanks

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks and welcome akhtar, it was not about the topic but the apporach. we will be bringing detailed video on this soon.

[@judealan5231]

Very informative of approaching Hyponaträmie.

[@TheICUChannel]

Glad it was helpful! but it was for teaching approach, a detail lecture on hyponatremina will come soon

[@JaiJai-qq9by]

Sir will organic causes(like tumor) of brain,causes only focal seizures or gtcs. I'm asking since u ruled out the 1st possibility of organic cause with no focal neuro deficit. In organic cause gtcs can occur??

[@TheICUChannel]

GTCS can occur with SOL … but deficit we were expecting due to mass effect … still we did a cT scan brain .. it was normal .

[@JaiJai-qq9by]

@@TheICUChannel ok sir thanku

[@ravikantjhamri5840]

Nice discussion but i m nt clear about bradyarrest this pt had and use of adrenaline in this pt , what's this Bradyarrest when we discuss 5H&T of cardiac arrest, hyponatremia is nt there so his arrest was due to hyponatremia or are we missing somthing here ,from bradyarrest point of view.

[@kadambariwable7805]

Good uncut discussion, valuable.Thank you.

[@TheICUChannel]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@vishalprajapati9617]

Thank you sir..its always to good hear ur videos

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks Vishal

[@DoctorConsult]

Thank you.......

[@adinathvetal7848]

Uncut gives more practical experience...💡

[@TheICUChannel]

thanks a lot.

[@truth7717]

It's good and meaningful 🎉

[@sabithassweety2304]

Sir ur classes are awesome 👍

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks and welcome

[@dr.shubhamsaket6191]

Sir please do let us know about the diagnosis and cause of hyponatremia in this patient when it is clear. Thank you sir 🙏 . Enjoying the series!!!

[@TheICUChannel]

still searching, patient is improving (bronchoscopy is being done) ... may be will be out of ventilator in next 48 hours.

[@Manusonu24]

Nice discussion sir. Thank you very much for giving opertunity...

[@TheICUChannel]

thanks murali

[@uzairahmad7298]

Thank you sir for knowledge 💐💐💐

[@TheICUChannel]

Most welcome

[@rahulbhiungade9623]

It's very useful sir,please do continue

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks Rahul for feedback

[@mohammedparveez5603]

Excellent

[@nasratimam595]

great approach sir

[@monildaiya2811]

Very informative, great sir, and communication is the key and you should teach us in further topics also, make more uncut videos 👍👍

[@TheICUChannel]

thanks monil

[@monikayadav5724]

Very well explained

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks for liking

[@UnknownUser-hj4ng]

It’s really helpful sir, please continue doing uncut version .

[@TheICUChannel]

Thank u for the feedback

[@pasha78631]

Definitely useful sir

[@TheICUChannel]

Glad to hear that

[@nawafnawaf2538]

This is great 👌thank you

[@dryashd]

Great discussion !!

[@DEEPAKSINGH-00]

Thankful to you all🙏

[@paediatricspotcases5220]

So sir fast corrected hyponatremia should be treated as hypernatremia till value which is decided by normal correction rate reached?

[@TheICUChannel]

Ya u can say that

[@paediatricspotcases5220]

@@TheICUChannel very sorry sir i commented to person sorry to dr kishor too

[@TheICUChannel]

@@paediatricspotcases5220 ? Why ?? We enjoyed . We are learning and want to tell that all learn the same way .

[@drrahulgarg6146]

Very good video

[@TheICUChannel]

Thanks dr Rahul

[@vishnujagtap7952]

Very nice initiative !!! thank sir

[@TheICUChannel]

Most welcome vishnu

[@heavenslight2432]

Thank you that was very helpful 🙏🏻

[@TheICUChannel]

You’re welcome

[@srinivasaraosirasapalli5104]

So nice sir

[@shardendu06]

Sir how can we differentiate meningitis amd encephalitis clinically? Like when do we suspect meningitis and when encephalitis? Also thanks sir this is pure treasure ....

[@TheICUChannel]

one crucial point is,, in encephalitis the patient will have altered sensorium (brain parenchyma is involved.) while in meningitis only headache.

[@sagaringale5616]

Yes brain parenchyma involvement would have altered senosrium .... encephalitis/ cerebritis....with headache too..... But meningitis would not have altered senosrium......but have profound headache... ....as sir has mentioned...

[@TheICUChannel]

@@sagaringale5616 thanks sagar … glad to see members interaction

[@mohamedabdinur391]

Thanks sir

[@Protago080]

"Fortunately" is ok...but "Unfortunately " is not understood...?

[@shirsatsunny]

Sir plz rate and flow of ionotropes

[@TheICUChannel]

a full lecture on this will come

[@drvishalparmar]

❤❤❤

[@DR.SP.]

🙏

[@amna.ejaz10]

Wow

[@TheICUChannel]

thanks a lot

[@manishakulshrestha2945]

Why this girl is continuously speaking it’s a distraction

[@dhirajgupta8862]

Salmonella??

[@TheICUChannel]

not found the cause still...

[@ravikantjhamri5840]

Nice discussion but i m nt clear about bradyarrest this pt had and use of adrenaline in this pt , what's this Bradyarrest when we discuss 5H&T of cardiac arrest, hyponatremia is nt there so his arrest was due to hyponatremia or are we missing somthing here ,from bradyarrest point of view.