What's in Dr. Verghese's Lab Coat?

This Stanford Medicine 25 video was created in conjunction with Stanford's AIM lab teaching the examination of the spleen.
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[@DrSharifulHalim]

Thank you for your efforts to improve medicine in the bedside.

[@syedusmanali6196]

Sir you are an inspiration

[@drdavidnicholl]

Absolutely spot on, you have to have the kit and use it...which is why we did the ‘Brief Neuro’ exam video and ‘Brief Neuro’ exam teaching edit vdieos

[@randommusic1559]

Thank you sir! i would further like to add pulse oximeter and measuring tape!

[@giacomo5276]

What is the name of the ophtalmoscope showed in the video?

[@lobzanglhadon2406]

sir can we have more video of yours.....you really explain well🙏 Thank you so much sir...lots of love from India💚

[@gladissemensato2061]

Great! Thanks

[@EMILIOFABIAN24]

I'll add a pulse oximeter

[@MonsieurWave]

What is this opthalmoscope?

[@dr.jehangirahmed2267]

thank you sir

[@drkk1212]

haha "The most important thing is the thing between the ear pieces" (Brain of course)

[@hunter-md3kn]

and this is my glock-19, this is for the patients who just have no chance at making it anyways

[@BahadirSimsekMD]

beautiful. that is some ammunition :))

[@krisha600]

*You inspire me a lot* i have dropped a message for you on G Maps

[@jamescarroll2878]

Excellent video collection...Can you tell me what the brand name is of the lensless opthalmoscope? It sounds like you called it an opt-ise? I would love to have that in my pocket as well...Thank you for your insight!

[@rosiaparrish9647]

james carroll The brand is "Optyse." It was either rebranded/renamed or it is no longer being sold (at least from what I can tell).

[@wholeNwon]

How often do you thoroughly clean those things that actually make contact with a patient's skin? Before/after each exam. I'm sure. If you don't, shouldn't you?

[@doctorcrypto5603]

I forgot, let's change clothes after every patient..clearly never done a ward round...they already take 4 hours as.it is....

[@sunrain4820]

🥰✌🏽

[@sam-ut9wx]

Apo iyalu malayali arnallee

[@RajeswariArun]

He is an author , infectious disease doctor , orator, teacher and much more. Very inspirational.

[@dominicj7977]

born in Ethiopia and later migrated to US. He did graduation from Chennai Tamil Nadu

[@joelpjohnson4855]

Malayali powli alle

[@cashoo7143]

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