Osteoarthritis Overview (causes, pathophysiology, investigations, treatment)

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[nedelchoivanov]

The word "genius" doesn't even begin to describe this ! Amazing ! Keep on with the great work !

[tjayart]

Thank you. I've learned so much more. I'm 31yo female. My GP didn't confirmed but she said it a possibility of being an arthritis, osteoarthritis it is. She said I'm too young for rheumatoid so we did blood tests and urinalysis, good thing I don't have any health problems, so, the meds she prescribed are helping and through this info vid I'm relieved that her suggestions will really help. I'm not obese or big size and been eating less fats and sugar but she suggested that I should lose more weight to ease the pain on my knees. It's just depressing that I cannot do running or any 'heavy' moving anymore. Hope someday they could do something for this condition.

[tahatufek]

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[mpungasamuwika]

Thank you for this master piece explanation. Much love from Zambia 🇿🇲..

[miguelpinto]

Don't rage on me, just a student that is learning, but this mechanism isn't quite right in my opinion, it's really really similiar to the reumatoid arthritis, and its 2 very separate diseases. Generally in reumatoid it starts by the inflamation, on osteoarthritis inflamation is just a consequence of death/disfunction of chondrocyte, that stop production of type 2 colagen, and proteoglycans, that lead to cartilage loss. Then the mechanism is as he said in video, no? Tell me if im wrong but what i read on books and articles this wasn't the mechanism (or at least the main one)

[sashawhitehead]

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[msaunyama]

I am not a student of medicine but the quality of your videos and simplicitybof explanations is top notch. 👌 thank you

[lyoyr]

Wow man. Thank you so much. These drawings help so much.

[munderabuaisha]

Amazing, could never be presented better, thanks.

[Fletchpets]

I was found to have collapsed arches on my feet so was making me knocked kneed. So thanks for including that in the video

[hulkstah]

A brilliant overview! Highly recommended

[bhavitabhatia]

U have an excellent way of presenting and simplifying things. Thanks a lot.

[aditikhandelwal]

your videos are too good. I request you to upload a video regarding TUBERCULOSIS of joints, pott's spine and pott's paraplegia. will b very grateful.

[AndreeaMardarei]

If you want to fix your knees or heal osteoartritis, you can try Genacol. It has a special collagen which stimulates the collagen regeneration in the cartilages