Portal Hypertension - CRASH! Medical Review Series

[@ramonaradman9182]

Hello, thanks a lot; great presentation as usual for you ;although I think the CT of caput medosa does not have ascites, it should be fat pad ;because it is located between abd. muscle and skin and is not intra peritoneal.

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

Thank you Dr. Bolin!

[@MultiJabond]

Collaterals develop if the pressure gradient is >10 mm Hg. At 20 mm Hg the chances of rupture is very high.

[@nnamdiihenaka2834]

Explain the exact causes of ascites. Great presentation though

[@dr.mashael.m215]

What is the first sign of portal hypertension ?

[@nellyhoffman6194]

Great channel ... great video ,,, great doctor ! thanks a lot

[@chhayvisal7678]

I just found in mind when I went to Radiology, my country not found how to deal with it. what should I do?

[@eelivia]

Haha. Those are not dreadlocks, Paul. They are snakes! Great presentation though! :D

[@ABCitsEZas123]

For those of us who have portal hypertension, this is not funny, So sad you think its a joke.

[@eelivia]

Dale Carter Did you think I laughed at the condition? Did you watch the video?

[@UtsavPatel9979575252]

May be he didn't watch the movie clash of titans

[@abinsaheed9402]

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