Edema: Pitting vs Non-pitting

Next in The Calgary Guide Video Series: explaining the pathogenesis of pitting vs non-pitting edema, and how they differ
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[mukulgidney]

Finally
Finally a video which explains the difference physiologically .
So great ful to you sir

[AnM-qmsc]

Thank you so much for the crisp and clear explanation!

[shylesh]

I searched everywhere for this information
Thank you doctor for your valuable facts 👌

[Yohannesboy]

Thanks for your video. You could have made your teaching clearer by explaining what pitting and non-pitting means. Now, I have to look for another video to get a full picture.

[genxcurmudgeon]

Question. My DON states that non-pitting edema is graded 1-4. She further says she heard this from a cardiologist. I’ve never heard of 4+ non-pitting edema. Thanks for any help on this.