Cardiorenal Syndrome - classification, mechanism, pathophysiology, treatment
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"Acute or chronic dysfunction of the heart can lead to acute or chronic dysfunction of the kidneys and vice versa acute or chronic dysfunction of the kidneys can lead to acute or chronic dysfunction of the heart.
Basically, a diseased heart has numerous negative effects on kidney function but, at the same time, renal insufficiency can significantly impair cardiac function."
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Thank you so much for presenting this info. VERY helpful audio-visual combo and good pacing. Much respect & appreciation.
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Excellent brief presentation and diagrams. Very well done.
A brilliant presentation...Thank You
Great video Mate! Really good short overview.
Loving these short, animated, to-the-point reviews!
You explained this very well!
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The Arrow beside the GFR in 9:33 must be downward since the efferent vessel is dilated (lower pressure in the glomerulus).. amazing video thanks alot 👍🏽
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Hi doctor , I think in 8:19 the PTH should lower the phosphate? thank you.
Hi, just a minor point, at 8:05 for PTH it should have an overall decrease in phosphate levels, rather than increase?
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Hello sir, I would like to know what kind of program did you use for this video? Thanks.
He uses sketch pad or something and uses camtesia to record. He stated it elsewhere.
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I use sketch pad pro to draw on my tablet and I record using Camtasia. Best!
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Im 85 years old with CHF and a GFR of 20 creatinine level 240...what should I expect in the near future? I went to the hospital for a badly infected thumb and the doctor did a routine blood screening and he is very concerned....next step is a kidney ultrasound to rule out a blockage. With GFR of only 20 Im feel Im of limited time coupled with CHF...thank you
I think I saw this topic few hours ago 🙈🙈🙈 is this a new version?
its new :)
Hi Dr.Armando, I have a question, in 9:37, you said the ARB/ACEI could help to increase the GFR, but I think the application of ACEI/ARB will lower the GFR, because, the ACEI/ARB could dilate the efferent arteriole, thus the glomerular homeostatic pressure is lowered, so the GFR is lowered. The application of ARB/ACEI is not suitable for patients whose eGFR is less than 30, but in fact for early stage of kidney disease, the application of ACEI/ARB could help to protect the glomerular, because they help to decrease the glomerular pressure.
I agree I think it is over generalizing to state that Aces and ABS cause nephrotoxicity when used in Heart failure. I agree that it depends on the starting GFR and initially may cause a decreased in the the GFR but stabilized and actually helps with decreasing proteinuria and hence Renal failure worsening.
I think specifically, in the setting of HF, the ACEi/ARB will lower the afterload and reduce cardiac remodeling, both of which will theoretically improve (or maintain) CO. Thus, it would actually improve/maintain renal plasma flow and thus help with renal function.
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