Great helpful video, I do have one concern. The naloxone in suboxone does not give as high of an affinity for the mu opioid receptor that buprenorphine has, therefore the naxolone will technically not knock off the bupe bc bupe is stronger if abused.

Awesome explanation! Thank you!

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If a person falls in the shower, can a brain bleed start 3 days later?

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Thank you very much !!! Now I understand it!

The usefulness of KZfaq. Thank you very much sir

You should allow download for offline because where i am network sucks so its difficult to follow continous

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Work on the English bit great video

Ok but more detail as to what albumin does

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3:54

First sound (exp SBP)-second continues sound (Ins SBP)=PP

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Very informative. Thank you!

Nice video. Thanks. When you have made your card and click "add" the question and answer fields go blank. Mine do not and there is a red box around my question. Do you know why? Thanks.

Very informative.. thank you 🙏

What if my PT is higher than normal range

I cannot believe that I very easily could understand it all clearly by watching your video only 1 time , I cannot thank you enough😊

I think you are pretty wrong in the dark blood pool reasoning. It has nothing to do with binding of the gadolinium to amyloid. The reason is diffuse delayed enhancement of the wall, retaining off the gadolinium because of the enlarged extracellular matrix. Therefore the technician will pick the wrong(too short) inversion time, also cancelling out the signal from the blood, which normally has a shorter IR time compared to normal myocardium.

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That was good explanation thanks

Hypoalbuminemia albumin levels that are lower can cause edema .... albumin is a test for long term protein in the body ...... low albumin levels create edema

Sir, What is "LAD Middle Third Artery" ? My CT-Angio report shows calcium score-103 and 60-70% blockage (dense calcified plaque) in it over 6-7 mm long segment. Kindly guide whether it is serious and need any treatment ? I have no BP/Diabetes. Age-63, Weight-70. Chol-162, TGL-160, HDL-36, LDL-98.

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What a sutile details.... very difficult. Thanks.... I will stop more carefully next time.

Litlle dificult....

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I finally understand what is being asked for! Granted I should have looked this up a LONG time ago, it is rather embarrassing actually, but good job and thank you!

Are those wired earphones

2:40

Bit fast but good demonstration and informative tips.

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The epineurium and connective tissue within nerves appear hyperechoic

Hi, if you have a single diverticula’s that can mimic cancer in ct.

Very nice and concise explanation

I have nearly all of these symptoms, but they told me I just have a bulging disc at L5-S1...

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I don’t trust anyone that pronounces umbilicus like that

thank you, that was helpful.

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what happened at 4:08 ?

Didn't understand