USMLE STEP 1: GASTRO - ESOPHAGEAL VARICES & LIVER w/ QUESTIONS

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STEP 1: GASTRO - ESOPHAGEAL VARICES & LIVER w/ QUESTIONS. This video reviews some basic Liver anatomy and how it related to Esophageal varices.

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i wanna thank you from the bottom of my left ventricle, doc

[@RandyNeilMD]

Nasan, Ha... nice. Made me laugh.

[@princessz5087]

Great work as always. It’s really helpful for differential the etiology of Cirrhosis/ Portal Hypertension. Also helpful to remember those GI hormones. Thank you so much Dr Randy. One of the BEST USMLE channels.

[@RandyNeilMD]

Princess Z, I hope you are studying HARD!! Don't let up...

[@adrianajailal9200]

Another simple and quality video. Thank you Dr Randy! :)

[@RandyNeilMD]

Thank you for commenting Adriana

[@VIVI1337]

They also ask about esophageal varices and the association with left gastric vein, as well as splenic vein thrombosis and its association with the short gastric vein and how it causes gastric fundal varices.
But great videos as usual, I religiously watch these and review them as needed!

[@RandyNeilMD]

VIVI, Thank you for sharing...

[@lhamothondup8596]

Option is not given it would be thrombosis of splenic vein too!

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i was not expecting your G.I series to be so helpful !! thanks a lot man these videos were great

[@RandyNeilMD]

Mujtaba, Glad it was useful.

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THANKYOU SO MUCH!
Your all videos are just amazing.

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You are very welcome Sanaya.

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Thank you!

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You are welcome.

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My friends who took step one suggested videos of Randy neils biostatistics cz I was so weak . But I saw every video cz it makes my prep easy n clarity so that I won’t miss a question, I will definitely suggest my juniors 🤗tysm sir ,,

[@RandyNeilMD]

Venu, You are most welcome. I'm glad it was helpful.

[@josephakalonu1052]

Great job Dr. Thanks for taking time to teach this. Also, is it possible to do a video on how to calculate caloric intake. Thanks.

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Excellent top notch

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Dr Randy thank you :)

[@RandyNeilMD]

I appreciate your support Chetan.

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Awesome explained,when you draw it make more easy,thanks a lot sir.

[@RandyNeilMD]

Arizona, Me too... Definitely in the "visual learner' category...

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Amal, You are most welcome.

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Thanks as always sir!

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Thank you Xaaboo

[@lhamothondup8596]

Thank you.its very helpful.

[@RandyNeilMD]

Tara, Thank you for commenting...

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Rabiah, Appreciate you taking time to comment.

[@Knstar5566]

Great job, thank you so much, recently got NBME 19, and I got score 190, I have felt depressed despite working hard and then I gave UW 1,and I managed 232. I don't know which one is more accurate? but I am still working hard and just solving the questions daily right now.

[@RandyNeilMD]

Musawair, I have always felt the NBME was most accurate +/- 10 points...but that is just my opinion. Take your bottom 3 topics and work them...over and over until they become you TOP 3... DO it over and over until you get within striking distance of what your goal is. KEEP STUDYING HARD and MOVING FORWARD!!

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Why didn’t we choose alcohol?

[@theonewithbrains192]

My basics are very bad even after a year of on and off study there is no such improvement have to give step1 in threes months ,is it possible for me to score at least in230 s