Thrombocytopenia: Hemostasis - Lesson 8
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
- An overview of thrombocytopenia, with a specific focus on DIC (disseminated intravascular coagulation), TTP (thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura), and HIT (heparin-induced thrombocytopenia). Platelet transfusion thresholds are also discussed.
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I’m a Family and Acute Care NP and I really enjoy and appreciate your videos. I find them to be very helpful in shoring up knowledge gaps and reviewing what has been lost to time and lack of exposure. Thank you.
Wowww I think this is going to become a wonder............2 consecutive videos from strong medicine........that really sounds amazing.
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Thank you very much dr./ & all strong med. team
Muchas Gracias Eric. Como siempre, excelente videos. Saludos desde Merida, Yucatan, Mexico. Si un día vienes a merida porfavor contáctame para que te muestre mi ciudad. Saludos colega.
Thanks for your video.
excellent work hemostasis become much easier and simple thx 👏👏👍🏻👍🏻
Extreme.useful.lecture.thanks.
Amazing. I'd add some info about pseudothrombocytopenia since is so commong
Thank you sir
I have my hematology exam in 3h and 45min and I hope this video will save me - studied the cancers but skipped the coag./ anemia part, lol.
EDIT: Noooo why isn't ITP in the learning objectives :'(
Sorry I only briefly mention ITP here, but it just doesn't come up as much on the wards as DIC, TTP, or HIT. I'm sure that's influenced by my practice as a hospitalist - for example, ITP would be more important than any of those others to an outpatient hematologist. I hope your exam went well!
@@StrongMed No problem, I am thankful for any video you upload.
My exam went well and in case you were wondering: I had to interpret a patient's CBC/ some extra lab results (female, 44y old, pancytopenia; no smear etc. mentioned, no symptoms given) and went at first for aplastic anemia/ late PMF but the examiner told me to simply "ask" for a BM biopsy (silly me, the BM biopsy "revealed" 68% blasts); then I went for immunophenotyping and cytogenetics, knew the treatment and that's it basically; I guess the high uric acid level was a hint towards acute leukemia (?). Concerning the written part: We'll get the results tomorrow but I can tell your videos and the ones from medicosis perfectionalis/ CRASH helped me a lot!
I'll let you know my final grade. :-)
For the record: I got an A! :-)