Malaria Pathophysiology

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[@rocard9687]

Excellent! The best briefing i have ever seen. outstanding resume of the entire process.

[@theworldhardestgame]

Excellent video!! I like videos as yours because illustrations helps to understand better the subject. Some additional information are important and it's good to be in the video: => the merossomes leaves the liver in a structure called merossoma and ruptures far away from liver, to escape from the action of local macrophages. It's one of the strategies to avoid the immune system; => red blood cells infecteded with P. falciparum also agglomerate with healthy rbc and form rosette, that obstructs microvessels; => many scientists agree that cerebral malaria is caused by vessel physical obstruction and consequent hypoxia while others agree that pro-inflamatory cytokines injury cerebral tissue;

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Your videos are fantastic! Very relevant and helpful to 2nd year biomedical science course. Thank you

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U are gr8😍😍.I watched this yesterday for my exam & Lifecycle of malarial parasite was the only qstn i answrd perfectly today for my medicine..Thank you for being so awesome😍

[@manerwal1]

Nice and easy explanations, Armando. I just want to add that two types of malaria parasites called Plasmodium falciparum (which is very common in Africa and the most dangerous) and Plasmodium malariae (not that common) do not go to the liver and hence does not go through the liver stages like vivax. They start directly the blood stage or the erythrocytic stage. I believe that is important for the new learners to know. Thanks for all the good diagrammatic explanations.

[@lebom9948]

Plasmodium falciparum does actually go into the liver/exo-erythrocytic stage, but unlike vivax and ovale, it does not form hypnozoites, the sporozoites mature to form schizonts > release of merozoites > enters erythrocytic stage

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[@saisaravanan104]

isn't it oocyst instead of oocyte?

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Great video. Very helpful even for master's students to recap. Thank you

[@aymanewalker7201]

hi sir where do you find the molecular pathogenesis of disease with such details please can u suggest me a book or a wweb site to know molecular pathogenesis of diseases please

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Hi! Your drawings and explanations are fantastic! thank you for sharing, it helped me so much. ;)

[@revengesonata]

Could you explain pathophysiology hypoglycemia n thrombocytopenia occur in malaria? Is it because the cytokine attacked bone marrow causing thrombocytopenia?

[@renukamaharjan3483]

what ll be the case if infected mosquito bite already malaria infected person??

[@si-rani3870]

Hi, loved the video, it was really helpful, i just wondering how different the pathogenesis for different strains of plasmodium? You specified in another video that P. vivax and P. falciparum are the main causative agents of malaria, so do these strains have a different pathogenesis?

[@ya_afriyie]

The difference in the pathogenesis of P. ovale and P. vivax from the other two are the stage where they remain dormant for months or even years. in that stage they are known as hypnozoites . The differences in the 4 species are also seen in the stage of red blood cells they affect, the periodicity of the fever they cause and incubation periods.

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How could you draw it so cute sir... 😍😍😍... Just loved it

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hey can I pls know why is it that TLR rather not initiate further cascading toxins as it is harmful to the body is it to do anything with mimicking some other molecule

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At 16:03 his voice transforms into Castiel's. Sorry, supernatural on the mind even while studying.

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I didn't quite get how metabolic acidosis came about, could someone please explain that to me?

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Brilliantly explained !! great job!!!!!

[@keghnfeem4154]

When malaria is in the liver does it shoot or move any thing through the bile duct to the stomach? Also, dose the malaria infect intestine cells?

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Amazing explanation. Thank you very much, really appreciate you work.

[@zohrehmoghimi8205]

The explanation is perfect, thanks a lot ❤ I have a question: does the vascular permeability get increased or decreased in this case?

[@nishuchaudhary4932]

Same….I think it should decrease?

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good day! i would just like to know what your reference for this one is?

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loved the video, was immensely helpful! thanks!!!!

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i commend you for your clear and concise explanation of a dire disease. malaria is responsible for most of the deaths in this world ever.

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[@nellyl5620]

Any way you can show Ana Ferreira experiment "Sickle Hemoglobin Confers Tolerance to Plasmodium Infection"? Or anything that explains how sickle cell provides resistance to maleria. Thank you so much in advance. :)

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great video. your diagram is simply excellent!

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gostei muito, porém tenho dificuldade com o inglês. alguém poderia traduzir para o português?

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Could you talk about micropropagation, meristem culture more specificly? Love you :D

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