GREAT lecture thanks AS ALWAYS .. one thing though NBT if negative = CGD ( not positive ) , +ve mean normal ( if turned blue mean NADPH available = positive test )... if nothing happened ( remain colorless means absence of NADPH or its not work = negative test ) .. REGARDS
OK I’m I don’t know if you’re aware of this! But there also is a link with agent orange with chronic granulomatous disease!And it’s also very important that that patients understand the difference between the DHR & the NBT test. They need to understand that with the NBT test that is their level at that point! With the DHR test a test if it has fluctuated with the neutrophils
Hi and thanks for the video, excellent explanation. however I had my step 1 in the end of year 2014, you do need to know the alternative way of dignosing CGD, i.e. DEHYDRORHUDAMIN (DHR).
Absolutely stay away from and Antibiotics whenever possible with CGD Use topical and oral as much as possible! Especially make sure to have extremely excellent hygiene. Very much so with that thrush in the mouth. That is where the para Donnell issues stem from is the CGD
GREAT lecture thanks AS ALWAYS .. one thing though NBT if negative = CGD ( not positive ) ,
+ve mean normal ( if turned blue mean NADPH available = positive test )...
if nothing happened ( remain colorless means absence of NADPH or its not work = negative test ) ..
REGARDS
1:44... I think you have titled the slide wrong... You should have titled it "Defects of Phagocytes"
OK I’m I don’t know if you’re aware of this! But there also is a link with agent orange with chronic granulomatous disease!And it’s also very important that that patients understand the difference between the DHR & the NBT test. They need to understand that with the NBT test that is their level at that point! With the DHR test a test if it has fluctuated with the neutrophils
Hi and thanks for the video, excellent explanation. however I had my step 1 in the end of year 2014, you do need to know the alternative way of dignosing CGD, i.e. DEHYDRORHUDAMIN (DHR).
Dihydrorhodamine*
Absolutely stay away from and Antibiotics whenever possible with CGD Use topical and oral as much as possible! Especially make sure to have extremely excellent hygiene. Very much so with that thrush in the mouth. That is where the para Donnell issues stem from is the CGD