Pathology Basics of Endocrinology

Pathology Basics of Endocrine Organs. We discuss thyroid nodules (hot, cold, benign, malignant, solitary or multiple). Learn about pheochromocytoma (Zellballen), paraganglioma, thyroglossal duct cyst, pituitary adenoma, prolactinoma, craniopharyngeoma, and others.

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[kerriweiss]

I am absolutely loving your content! You make learning so much easier!

[kimt]

“It’s not hard, it’s just your professor is wope!” Hahah! Sooo true! I wish you were our professor! Indeed medicine makes more sense if we can just make these connections stick in our brains! Thanks for helping us on that doc! You’re a lifesaver! Shared your vids to my cohort!

[NatRicci]

Been watching your awesome content for two years. I self diagnosed with pituitary dependent Cushings Disease and 1.5 years later, Diagnosed! Had my TSS pituitary surgery on 8/9/22
Not in remission BUT severity has fallen significantly (50%)
Cortisol from 32.1 to 18.6 ACTH from 143 to 66
Praying for remission but after 17 years w active Cushings it’s gonna take more!! BLA I suspect.
Must say - your Cushings video says if the dexamethasone suppression test is normal, Cushings isn’t present. “What the what!”That’s false - although normally a reliable assay, the majority of CD patients are cyclical, which is why providers should not exclude the diagnosis over a suppressed cortisol result. In these cases, if clinical signs and symptoms are present - keep testing (midnight blood cortisol and late night salivary cortisol testing is preferred, as these show a lack of circadian rhythm and diurnal rhythm of cortisol. ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️
Best of luck and thanks educating the masses :)

[AA-rtcv]

I love when he says "what the what!!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[nicolevintagepigeon]

I get too excited when I see a notification from your channel💜💜

[dantr]

This is amazing! thank you.

for some reason i cant find the separate video about thyroid cancers, anyone with a link?

[oldwindowsbutterflyicon]

You are so funny!! I owe you the A on my next exam

[sarzievlog]

i have high prolactin but no symptoms at all.. acth cortisol within normal. i was diagnosed with microadenoma on mri.

[TNROSSIFF]

You have a great knowledge, it's really helpful for me 😍

[Ash-enul]

Sir do you have a video going through lectin, and other hunger hormones ??

[khdr]

I have four subjects to study: Neurology, Endocrinology, Infectious, and Nephrology. Does this playlist cover all Endocrinology so that i can start from Zero? Or should i start neurology for now? Thank you!

[maramomer]

Hello medicosis,
Is the C3 Nephritic factor considered to be like anti-TSH receptor antibody?

[amanyalaa]

My endocrine exam is tomorrow, thanks to God that I found your channel 🙏

[hinataboke]

Give me the link for separate vedio of the thyroid cancer

[beyza]

dear professor, it was a great lecture as always but I have a problem. i couldn't find the answers to the cases on the next video. can you please inform me on this one? thank you in advance.

[MA-dddd]

lucky me, i’m in the middle of Endocrine block 😁.

[sahananjana]

You are awesome ..
Please do more on cardiology tooo...

[miqrib]

At 18:52 Sir Medicosis says he´s gonna talk about the differences between the different kind of THYROID CANCERS in a separate video, does anybody know in which one? cuz i haven´t found it...thanks in advance.

[namelessgamer]

bro i thought i was the problem for not understanding almost all of my lectures, , they are boring, long and not even useful .. thank you