I was laid up in the ICU for 2 weeks with this and DKA! Worst pain I’ve ever experienced. After significant lifestyle change I am still non diabetic 4 years later. Great explanation

I understand why I'm currently laid up in the hospital, thank you!

I’ve been a RN 6 years and have taken care of many patients with acute pancreatitis. I learned so much more in this video than I learned in Nursing school. Thank you!

The pancreas is my PAL ... P=Proteases , A= Amylase , L=Lipase .

I’m 12 years sober now I was the 20% I nearly died due to my alcohol addiction thanks to all the doctors and nurses who helped me heal Greetings from Scotland 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

I just learned more from your video than from all the Dr's I've seen in the past 6 years.

I am an NP student and I must say that these videos are seriously awesome and helpful for studying!

Just amazing. I have sat in exams and known answers by visualizing your drawings to recall the patho-phys. What a gift to be able to teach so effectively. Thanks!!

I have this kind of pain once every 2 months, this is the worst pain ever...... been having it for 15 years now. Your video really helped me understand what is happening in my body 😢. Thank you❤

Great job as usual 👍🏻 If you allow me there are some informations I'd like to add to your great video and I hope to be useful to everybody . For example the importance of CAT scan with contrast to differentiate between edematous and necrotising pancreatitis . The necrotising type is the fatal one because it's going to cause septic shock . Also the importance of fluid resuscitation and vasopressors in such cases . Acute lung injury ( ALI ) term is not used anymore , it was replaced with another one which is mild, moderate or severe ARDS based on P/F ratio and the other ventilatory parameters .

Thank you SOOO MUUUCH! You are AWESOME! 👌❤

I needed this literally 7 days ago!!!!!! Really awesome though

this is the first place favorite learning channel .thank you so much .. wish all the best

Thank you so much!!! Your videos are always extremely helpful!!! I am so grateful for your work :)

Armando, thank you for sharing the knowledge with such passion. Your videos are the basis for understanding and integrating complex medical topics. You're awesome man. Please keep doing your thang. Also, just wondering if you accept requests to explain certain uneasy topics if we ask nicely. Thanks a lot!

How would I get through med school without you! Your videos are one of my highest yield resource; they are concise, easy to understand and to memorize because of your awesome drawings!

Wow.. I really love your drawings! Keep up the excellent work! 🙌

you forgot to mention pseudocyst as a complication.

you're just a great man 😊 thx

Wonderful and simple way of teaching. Thank you very much.

I was recently hospitalized with acute pancreatitis due to excessive drinking. When I got out, I did the best to explain to people what I was told by the hospital staff, but between the pain and being sleep deprived and them talking quickly I didn't really get a full understanding. This video was extremely helpful, simply explained, and I like the drawings as wel

Amazing illustrator in this well documented video, I highly suggest to anyone who has Pancreatic problems that they should print out the illustration in this video as a reference before visiting their doctor, or ask your doctor to print it for you. Understanding how you got pancreatic decease is vital to treatment... Please take care everyone...

Incredible. Thank you Armando!

I'm a lay person trying to find out about someone diagnosed with pancreatitis Your explanation is very good Your illustrations wonderful!

Very good lecture with diagrametic demonstration.Thanks a lot.

your videos r easy to understand plus i should say your diagrams r awesome. great work

Thank you for this illustration...may i suggest to have more videos like this for us to understand more the importance in taking care of our body parts. thanku n godbless you.

Excellent video! I was just discharged and this makes so much more sense than what ER docs told me

What a great video! Thank you!

Amazing! Thank you bro for amazing explane

Great job! Thankyou so michael!

Awesome drawings and video!! Thank you :)

Imagine being able to draw, teach, speak, AND do medicine. Some people have it all. This guy must make bank.

Thank you Armando. Greetings from Uganda

Great work sir!

Got out of the hospital with pancreatitis and it's horrible. This video helps a lot with explaining.

Amazing and high yeild lecture. Thank you 💯

Very nice videos!

Thanks. Very good video.

Great explanation 👍

Terimakasih banyak Mr. Armando saya sangat senang dan cepat paham setelah belajar melalui auudio visual dari chanel youtube anda

Dude, awesome videos! Thanks for Tajines the time

I want to tell you something. I had my gall bladder out 6 years ago. I have suffered increasingly for those 6 years. 3 weeks ago I went to the emergency room where they blood and CT scan I had a stone in my pancreas. I was rushed to a hospital where they went thru my throat .. stomach and into my pancreas and took out the stone that had ( what the doctor said) looked like it had shot itself into the flesh of my pancreas. Pancreatitis is the most painful and life altering problem that affected me eating, sleeping and every day living. It was HORRIBLE!! Now I am finally pain free and feel like I have a new lease on life. What a fiasco!!!!!

Yay just in time for my GI exam!

Sir a lot of thanks for ur precious work it helps me a lots off. Tnqu sir

Very very useful and helpful❤️❤️❤️

loved it! thanks!!!

Thinks dear your honest lecture Afghanistan

Trypsinogen must be converted to Trypsin by enterokinase in the gut epithelium. Acute pancreatitis -> activation of trypsinogen by lysosomal enzyme cathepsin -> activation cascade of chymotrypsin and trypsin -> autodigestion

Valuable information thanks alot

I like your presentation. good job

Excellent video

Thank you for this.

Beautiful 💜 Thank you very much :)

Where are you man?? I loved your every vedio

Thanks for this video..

This is so helpful thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you Armando, this is a good video

Amazing lecture...

Artist. Beautiful drawings

thank you so much i appreciate your vids i like it .

Good work 👍

You are awesome!

this is the first video that i didn't like , despite that you've gave us a tricky mnemonic but i'm a little bit disappointed because the pathophysiology part was insufficient , i've always admired how you explain the pathophysiology of anything with all the small details . thank you for your work your sincere follower

Thank you so much!!

Soooo nice... Thanks

Man thanks a lot brother :)! you are za best

I love this!

Well demonstrated My respect 👍😊👑

Wow you make my MBBS final year exams preparation so easy

You sir, are a legend!

Great 👍 video !!!!

Thank u so much sir...as usual it is very helpfull😊

very well put lad.

Great Vid, thanks!!! But FYI and for others, a nasogastric tube is not recommended for patients with pancreatitis. The pancreas is stimulated by cephalic, gastric, and intestinal phases of digestion, including vagal stimulation as food empties from the stomach into the duodenum, the release of cholecystokinin from the presence of luminal fat and protein, and the release of secretin in response to acid. The more distal in the GI tract nutrition is infused, the less stimulation of the pancreas by these factors. Thus, EN into the jejunum, beyond the Ligament of Treitz (LOT), is recommended. I really appreciate your vids! :)

Best, as usual.

Wow you are awesome. Thank u

As a visual learner, i appreciate this greatly 🙏

Super helpful 🌸 How can I get your notes?

Great video! Thanks for sharing! Explaining this topic is so important for people to understand.

Wow it was very good thank you

brilliant thanks so much

It would be nice if u show your whole writings in one picture at the end for making the perfect screenshot :D

awesome sir. please make something like Premium Version on your website so we can get all medicine videos in advance if u have made it before and are yet to put on YT

Man you know your subject so well 👍🏿👍🏿

Damn I wished I can take notes like that ❤️

I've had it twice and I'm still drinking... Plz pray for me 🙏🏼

Need more detailed videos ❤

good artist, Guess I just diagnosed myself.

For NCLEX questions you can't use Morphine. The pain medication choice is Meperidine

Please do include gross and histological changes.

Hello there, Very informative video Why do we have to feed with an NG tube instead of oral route?

Thanks .

Thank youuu sooo much 🌷🇩🇿♥️

Wow Thank you

Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💙💙💙💙

Thank you

I've been diagnosed with Acute Pancreatitis and was in hospital for 11 days the worst pain in the upper part of the belly and lower back pain then the Nasuea I knew the moment my mouth like my siliva would taste like blood and start getting the worst Nasuea the vomit 🤮 for two ✌🏾 days continues. Horrible times but the staff were excellent in the hospital gave plenty of pain relief 😌 but I have been advised that they will like to remove the gallbladder by surgery. As I had slush in the bladder

i got pancreatitis at 5 1/2 pray 4 me I might get another surgery I could loose my pancreas

I hope I can pass USMLE step 1, I Don't haves a job,I am 36 years old all my dreams related to USMLE I can choose between my life and USMLE I would choose USMLE