Chediak-Higashi Syndrome, I-Cell Disease, Kartageners Microtubules Inclusion Cell Disease

[@stomponstep1989]

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[@wingchunjourney]

Been watching your video to refresh concept for Step 1. Super helpful. Thanks!

[@madelinebell9158]

Great video! I would appreciate (if you ever have the time) a link to other videos explaining the "no-yield" topics. They aren't super important for Step but M1 professors love to test us on them regardless.

[@jeffr3773]

You're the greatest, keep going.

[@ranataher2566]

More than brilliant . Keep it up and upload more 👍.

[@africa9193]

really good and precise.thanks

[@hannahmiller8890]

These are great! thanks!

[@stomponstep1989]

Hannah Miller Thanks for the comment!

[@marypennington3899]

love your videos man, soothing, calm voice, attitude chilled, good chit mon~~~

[@boletinclinicodentalsynerg7382]

Excellent material! keep up the good work

[@aslemercito]

it is of great help I found very easy to understand!!!

[@stomponstep1989]

+aslemercito Thanks for commenting!

[@paolaarevalo9086]

Very nice videos! very helpfull ! thank you

[@stomponstep1989]

+Paola Arevalo thanks for watching!

[@ameneh212]

Thanks for the video. It helps me alot when the explanation is simple and clear. Could you make one regarding cilia disfunction on diabetes. Thanks a lot

[@stomponstep1989]

Amy G Thanks for the feedback! Are you studying for the USMLE Step 1 or something else? Cilia problems in diabetic patients is very low yield for step 1 so I probably wont end up covering that topic

[@olubunmiogunmola1028]

nice job ,very precise and pls more videos

[@rayanhabib9535]

Your videos are very helpful ,please keep posting :-)

[@stomponstep1989]

Rose Zara Thanks! I'm studying for Step 2 right now, but I plan to start making more videos after I get done with Step 2. My 4th year schedule should give me a lot more time to work on the project

[@rayanhabib9535]

Thank you for your response and good luck with your step 2!

[@manushoganyan6302]

Thank you :)

[@stomponstep1989]

+Manush Oganyan thanks for watching!

[@yani4047]

You did a great job but u didn't add the Golgi enzyme Phosphotransferase responsible for transfering Phosphate to Mannose in icell disease.

[@afrotravis]

i like the explanations... i will give u thumbs up... and a subscription

[@stomponstep1989]

arthur travis thank you!

[@mohammadzagzoog859]

big thanks...

[@stomponstep1989]

Mohammed Zagzoog thanks for commenting!

[@bilalfarhan5311]

Thanks for your effort. please Brain can you add to Kartegner syndrome the third triad of dextrocardia too

[@stomponstep1989]

Belal Rawi thanks for the comment! Situs inversus may be important for certain courses and certainly for actual patient care, but I left it out because it is really low yield for the Step 1 exam