Case Files Ep5 - The Man With A Metal Brain | Dr. Anuj Pachhel

Welcome to Case Files! A series where I dissect the most amazing cases that have happened all throughout history and present it in a way you understand!
DISCLAIMER: All the Characters discussed in this episode are fictional, places, and life stories are written creatively, and any resemblance to real-life persons is strictly coincidental, No medical advice should be inferred from the video, and this video is made for infotainment purposes only. Any resemblance of the characters in this video to real life is purely coincidental, no medical advice should be concurred from this presentation, consult your physician for any health-related states.

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Hi! Thank you for not just watching my video but also reading the description and this segment too! I am Dr. Anuj Pachhel, MBBS at Government Medical College Nagpur, MUHS University. I make videos on the channel about anything that interests me and helps you guys out; I also play the guitar and sing a little bit (I mean, who doesn't). Anyway, thank you so much for stopping by; I hope I've earned your subscription and love. ❤️

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Attribution

[ParthGoyal]

Before this video Wilson disease was just a boring SN to be asked in exam. Now it is much more. What a way to learn medicine it can be!

[pragatiaditiandom]

Being a 1st year mbbs student and preparing for upcoming profs..and when the case is from biochemistry..so the joy i got when i diagnosed it before u say is amazing😁
Thank u

[shrutimukherjee]

The surprising thing is,
Some years ago I used to watch Anuj's daily vlogs,
Of studying for neets,
And each n every thing like lunch, eve walk, family time...
Now suddenly I just noticed Dr.Anuj, He did it..
I'm happy witnessing d journey...❤

[adhnaanahmed]

just tells how a doctor treats and solves the case like murder mystery.truly epic

[arginine]

Sir u r really one of those few medicos who is providing gold standard content on YouTube .kudos for this

[dr.piyaldeb]

You've done your research, your studies. I am amazed by all your videos, I've just found these videos and have fallen in love with these, thank you.

[rohan_rajput_]

As a 1st Year BTech Student,
One thing i can say
You are gonna be such a good doctor
Because u also explains the things preety well
This is preety important practically because when the patient understand what is the problem he believes in you

[sumaiyashaikh]

I did Master's in chemistry, in bio inorganic chemistry subject we learnt about Wilson's disease due to copper. We learnt the chemistry behind it like how it binds with protein and how it's accumulation cause Wilson's disease. Your medical case series really attracts me to compile the information beyond my subject. It really showcase life scenario of what we studied.

[Whatismyname]

Noticed applied aspects of so many physiology topics I studied since last 2 months of 1st year MBBS!
That is a proof that a good Physican is a good physiologist.
A very nice explanation by Dr. Anuj Pachhel 👍👏

[happyfeet-]

Not a medical student... but I enjoy watching these case files. Feels likes listening to some thriller story & then the mystery slowly unravels... Human body ...anatomy is so amazing...& hats off to the doctors to heal the patients 🙏🙏

[SudhanvaKulkarni-ko]

I loved the case files 5

I understood how important is to study properly in MBBS. Integration between the subjects is so important in MBBS.

Salute to all the DOCTORS 🫡

[Saksham-jj]

okay let me come straight to the point, first of all thank you bhaiya for this amazing series and secondly, this is the only type of series that I or anyone else could find on YouTube and get a lot of benefits from. to be honest this is the kind of video that anyone be it a student or a doctor himself wants in order to keep up with the pace of critical thinking and sometimes this increases the need for various tests that are required in order to get to one simple diagonosis. Such series or videos increases awareness among some fellow citizens who think that doctors do so many test only to confirm the presence of 1 disease in order to print some money. I thank you for bringing this Case files series and would love to see your upcoming videos.

[simransahu]

We often criticize govt hospitals for their facilities and treatment process but the way this investigation was done it shows that there are many dedicated and wonderful doctors there too who ensure that nothing goes unnoticed in a patient hats off to their work and dedication
This motivates me even more to work much harder to join this field and I really hope that I get too treat such fascinating and interesting cases

[Dr.Mosleh]

I have faced 2 patient in my internship Alhamdulillah, Thank you, That was an excellent presentation.

[nirjalach]

Today early morning i had checked your channel and tried to find some new casefiles but were not available. What a fortunate i got it now.

[miheernarendra]

finally a case of Wilson's disease. whenever I read about it in Biochemistry, I thought why it even exists if it's so rare. Damn, now that's what you call a diagnosis. Proud of myself I kept Wilson as one of the major diagnosis I did while listening to the case.

[whoznext]

Dear Doc, Your way of putting things in such a lay man language is commendable, brings in so much insight to a commoner. Hope we have senior doctors who come forward and share their unique case files so that everyone gets an insight about things. I'm sure you'll be a great doctor and all those who are or will be treated under you are definetely in safe hands.... Wish you luck.

[ruchachitale]

Being a lay person I still enjoyed learning about the beauty of our human body! You explain everything so well!!

[AmulyaNadig]

Hi bhaiyya!! Happy Its been amazing for me since 2.5 years to be a part of #10 am club .. An amazing journey for me to see how hard medicos work to achive their dreams . You have been the main motivation for me to take up medical schooling.Thank you. Loads of love from Bangalore....

[divyapandian]

Just having completed my first yr exams.... Hearing of a case which we have read about.. It feels amazing sir... Great work sir... U r inspiring as always🎉