Cirrhosis - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology
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Published 2017-09-05
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All Comments (21)
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This video has been updated! We needed to adjust the image of the portosystemic shunt and we also we added a symptoms section, a diagnosis section, a treatment section, and a recap section.
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Seriously guys, this channel deserves way more subscribers and each video should have millions of views, all of them are amazing! Keep up the good work and thanks a lot for making it easy to study.
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Though there are thousands of videos on YouTube explaining cirrhosis. But this is the most useful one becoz it shows the functioning of the cell and its pathology in the form of great animation and humor. Osmosis is Awesome.🥰
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I was diagnosed with cirrhosis based on Fibroscan requested by my gastroenterologist and on december 2021 my score was 15.7kpa, so stage 4 (cirrhosis) which was caused by fatty liver disease, I started the ketogenic diet with intermittent fasting , 1 year, 75 fewer pounds later, yesterday I went for another fibroscan, my score went from 15.7kpa to 4.5kpa, stage 1(mild/no fibrosis) so.. Cirrhosis IS reversible
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I love you Osmosis
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Explained in such simple terms! Thank you so much for helping us students out here!😭
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I’m doing the DRY JANUARY CHALLENGE. My friend was just diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver. I know my heavy drinking days are over with. Thank you for the education of a lifetime.
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I have a medicine test tomorrow, thanks a lot for all the content. Thank you osmosis!
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Love love this ... I watched a lecture video, which took about 30 mins, and I usually watch another video for more illustration . For a quick recap, this is a perfect summary !!! Everything aligned with the lecture
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Excellent video. Make another video on what to do to keep your liver healthy and what food is good for you or bad for your liver.
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I can never thank you enough.
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Love you guys .....you are the cause why I love medicine ❤......really my college unfortunately not good at delivering the information to our minds ....so I always watch you guys so I can study better and understand so many things I wanted to know ❤
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What an explanation!!! You are doing great Sir. Keep going
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Well done..Thank you for the info.
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Best explanation for us common people.
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So clearly explained. Loved it, Thank you!!!
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Simple enough to easily understand,detailed enough to get key points
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Thanks by heart ❤...
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I’m currently preparing for my university exams and your videos are SO helpful to understand concept of the topics❤️
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It's important to call it specifically as "hepatic or liver cirrhosis" because based on definitions and terminology, cirrhosis itself is a complication which can potentially appear in other tissues or organs as well(e.g. in breast and etc.). Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong. thanks
