Renal Disorders II

Clinical approach to a child with blood in urine, Nephritic syndrome, IgA nephropathy, Renal tubular acidosis, cystinosis, Fanconi syndrome, Lowe syndrome.

[elizabethf]

Best explanation on RTA I've heard in years. Thank you.

[pavlomaxymiv]

Thanks very much) it's very userful things) I'm postgraduate first year internist, and i glad to find your chanel) It's very knowlegeble) Thanks again))))

[monasafwat]

wonderful best and simplest explanation of RTA that I hear really thank you for your great effort God with you

[zarqaashraf]

Excellent job ..very thankful for such a easy way to memorize kidney diz

[pragyasubedi]

Fantastic doc, keep it up! And Thanks a lot.

[munirraafat]

First time to really understand and digest RTA. Bless you!

[miroslavbegovic]

Wonderfull! Alport - x linked dominant 85%

[leenasalah]

Thank you very much!
I need the slides that you explained, can you share it with me?

[zahirsadique]

Have enriched my knowledge from this lecture. Thank you so much Dr. Naga

[sumathybalaji]

Very nicely explained Dr.
Have a request, please request to post more clinical scenarios. Enjoyed this presentation and understood Renal tubular acidosis well. Thank you Dr

[sandramilan]

Do I need 3 positive consecutives urines to diagnose hematuria.?

[medomokh]

سؤال بعد اذن حضرتك
عند دقيقة ٣٠ فى renal 2
ذكرت أنه urine pH هتكون اقل من ٥ يعنى acidic
والتعريف المذكور failure to acidic urine?

[alaanabih]

very good lecture
I think in the case HCO3 is 17
not CO2
23.45

[DRash]

Amazing lectures
May God bless you 🌸

[yasirmohammedali]

Just a comment about (nail-patella) syndrome: patella ossification start at age of 3years, before that it is cartilaginous. I guess knowing this help not to falsely diagnose absent patella in very youngs.

[hd-mzjj]

plz can u explain non anion gap acidiosis in type 1 RTA and how does K go into urine

[fatimasuleman]

You are amazing.. thank you so much. You saved me really. Thank you so much!

[waelal-shazly]

VERY NICE AND SIMLIFIED, THANK YOU FOR YOUR EFFORT
BUT I THINK ALPORT IS XL DOMINANT NOT RECESSIVE IN 85 % OF CASES ....I THINK THIS POINT NEED TO BE REVIEWED, THANKS