An Approach to Fever of Unknown Origin (FUO)

A review of the definition, etiologies, and work-up of fever of unknown origin.

[andreferrer]

Doctor Strong, your easy to understand videos are a life raft in my final year of medical school. May you be blessed with many healthy years ahead

[alirezataghavi]

While almost all of videos are trying to prepare people for paper exams; you sir, make practical videos, teaching medicine actually!
that's amazing.

[warhammerakias]

Great video series. loving it as a resident. Just one small thing. please, for the love of all that is good and beautiful in this world, start using the SI in the United States. You are giving us european doctors a headache every time we are studying from American videos and American books.
Love from Greece. Υou are everything we needed while we were in medical school. Thank you for your great service to the spread of medical knowledge.

[lalrinchhanaralte]

Amazing lecture Dr. Eric👍🏻 please keep sharing your knowledge and wisdom

[SKARTHIKSELVAN]

Great compilation of fuo. Thanks for your efforts.

[skarpengland]

i would highly recommend to do ESR and CRP. We had a patient with idiopathic thoracic pains, and a slowly developing cyst in the back of her head. We handled her in primary care, with a normal referral to hospital with waiting times. Only when the ESR was over 100, we got our asses in gear, and it turned out to be myelomatosis, diagnosed by chest x ray in hospital and followed up further. ESR is incredibly nice to have as part of the initial workup, and CRP should be used to follow up the patient as a marker of disease response, especially in infectious disease

[zuhairyassin]

doc you should do a textbook for medstudents and name strong internal medicine i will surely buy it i hope you seriously think about it and i suggest you let the subscribers vote . thanks for every thing you are doing for us

[everg]

Excellent video!! Would love to see more of these approach videos like approach to sinus tachycardia/ inappropriate sinus tachycardia

[mimimenina]

I have fuo for one month I went to er. They made many lab test abd they said I was good. I don’t know what to do … where to go, I feel so frustrated

[buithanh]

Dr.Strong, thank you for this video. It's really helpful for me

[seebatmasrur]

Thats was a great lecture dr strong. Thank you very much

[srinivassri]

Sir plz upload more videos on this topic.. approach to symptoms

[paragbadki]

Please make next video on approach to Seizure / Hemiparesis / paraparesis

[sunving]

Thank you Doctor Eric Strong. Oh I just found this lecture despite I subscribe with bell :) . Very good lecture, very informative,

[ghantakoadhikari]

If a person shows some infection on lungs ? Should it be analysed ?

[amanydubai]

Will be great if you can do videos for each branch: Nephrology, pulmonology, ...

[kristinapbuchanan]

Thank goodness someone recognizes that a drug can cause a FUO.

[DrEhabShaker]

Dear prof and colleague can’t thank you enough amazing lecture 👍🏼 why echoheart is not done in tier 1 ?

[croutoncrouton]

I read the title wrong and was very confused why you chose to analyze 'Fire of an Unknown Origin' by the Blue Oyster Cult.

[jamesmatheson]

I made a blood temperature control needle that makes the body any temperature but people arent letting it be made available
The needle also makes heart liver and kidney a normal temperature and only changes blood temperature and can make any part of the body any temperature you want