When he said that COX 1 inhibition had "highest risk" he should have added "higher GI risk" but less cardiovascular risk. COX 2 inhibition has higher cardiac risk.
One of the best things you do is start off with the normal pathways and mechanisms of the body these drugs affect. It really helps understanding to start there and not just 'memorise fact A is A because it's A". It makes SENSE this way.
I don't like the notion of normal, we're all very different in great ways and we should embrace the yearning for knowledge. Always good to learn new things.
Another fantastic lesson, wow...thank you! I can't imagine how long it takes you to find/make all those illustrations and sync them with your narration. This is masterful teaching in my opinion.
"Relative" COX selectivity data presented in this video was obtained from the article published in European Heart Journal (March 2016): academic.oup.com/eurheartj/article/37/13/1015/2398407 Also, although I try to obtain information from reputable journals and medical textbooks keep in mind that it may be outdated at the time you view this video. Furthermore, this is not a therapeutics lecture and it is not meant to provide any treatment advise. Please read the disclaimer for the channel.
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Whenever I get a chance I'll refer your channel to all my junior students.. Please upload videos of on every topic of second year pharamacology.. Please I beg you sir... Your videos made me concepts very very easy.. Please sir please do more & more videos
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Yessss I was waiting for a new video ❤️Thank you so much. Can you also please make a video about CNS drugs or anti-microbials? Those topics are so huge and I find them very tough. It would be great if you made a video about that.
in some articles, COX-1 and not COX-2 drives PGI secretion, however, in some books, COX-1 and COX-2 both drive the secretion of PGI-2, that's why Selective COX-2 NSAIDs have been re-instated clinically.
The list of medications that are selective and non-selective Cox inhibitors is not correct. Celecoxib is the only true Cox-2 inhibitor on the market in the US.
Thank you so much for the video sir . I would like to request you to make some more videos on the remaining topics in autacoids like Migraine,Gout and of the other units as well.
Please check your sources for your lectures, there is a big mistake in classification of NSAIDs according to COX selectivity, as you classified diclofenac, meloxicam, and etodolac as selective COX-2 ?!!! Generally your videos informatics. so thanks for your attempt ❤️❤️ بژي كورد 👌❤️
i know where you getting this, these are preferentially cox 2 inhibitors which mean they have a little cox 1 inhibition too. but due to maximum activity on cox 2 he just simply classified them into selective cox 2 inhibitors. so that's not make any difference...
Diclofenac is one of the most ulcer-making NSAID, so giving him to selective COX-2 drug is quite big mistake (in some country is prescribed as combined with misoprostol). Please revise your materials.
Although I try to obtain information from reputable journals and medical textbooks keep in mind that it may not be always 100% accurate. Furthermore, this is NOT a therapeutics lecture and it is NOT meant to provide ANY medical advise. Please read disclaimer for the channel. Thanks for watching.
Your videos are really informative and useful although once you've been told that you made a mistake, the least you could do is putting a pop-up note regarding the mistakes you've made in the classification! Otherwise its just irresponsible because you knew about it and didn't do anything leading to confusion in many, including myself. Because obviously people are watching the videos regardless of your disclaimer.
So since I'm not allowed opioids for my back pains Diclofenac which is the only one which helps slightly with the pain is more dangerous but not addictive. Which makes sense since you can't be addicted when you're dead.
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When he said that COX 1 inhibition had "highest risk" he should have added "higher GI risk" but less cardiovascular risk. COX 2 inhibition has higher cardiac risk.
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One of the best things you do is start off with the normal pathways and mechanisms of the body these drugs affect. It really helps understanding to start there and not just 'memorise fact A is A because it's A". It makes SENSE this way.
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I don't like the notion of normal, we're all very different in great ways and we should embrace the yearning for knowledge. Always good to learn new things.
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Another fantastic lesson, wow...thank you! I can't imagine how long it takes you to find/make all those illustrations and sync them with your narration. This is masterful teaching in my opinion.
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"Relative" COX selectivity data presented in this video was obtained from the article published in European Heart Journal (March 2016): academic.oup.com/eurheartj/article/37/13/1015/2398407
Also, although I try to obtain information from reputable journals and medical textbooks keep in mind that it may be outdated at the time you view this video. Furthermore, this is not a therapeutics lecture and it is not meant to provide any treatment advise. Please read the disclaimer for the channel.
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Your videos are best. I have been watching your videos for last one month and i have found them so helpful in better understanding of my pharmacology concepts. Your easy explanation and to the point explanation makes it fun to watch and learn. Hope to see more awesome videos in the future. :)
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Ketorolak, Flurbiprofen, Ketoprofen, Indomethacin, Diclofenac and Etodolac are non-selective COX inhibitors.
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Whenever I get a chance I'll refer your channel to all my junior students.. Please upload videos of on every topic of second year pharamacology.. Please I beg you sir... Your videos made me concepts very very easy.. Please sir please do more & more videos
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thank you very much for all the well done lectures. it is no easy task and u did a great job. please continue the good work for the greater good. Nobody knows everything and no one can be perfect. your lecture has made work easier for a whole lot of us. thank you again.
Indomethacin, sulindac,
meclofenamate, and ibuprofen nonselectively inhibit both COX-1
and COX-2. Please correct that mistake. Refference: Basic & Clinical Pharmacology [Katzung, Trevor] 13th Edition (2015)
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Peki ya COX-3?
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Videos aren't made quickly enough... This channel is my No.1 resource for my Pharm course, and whether or not I ace a topic depends on whether or not videos on that topic were available. Sad, but true. Plz, plz make more videos... in the mean time, I'll be finding other (less thorough) resources to study from, which inevitably means 3-4 other resources besides my lecture notes, at the LEAST.
Yessss I was waiting for a new video ❤️Thank you so much.
Can you also please make a video about CNS drugs or anti-microbials? Those topics are so huge and I find them very tough. It would be great if you made a video about that.
iFenom_z same but I find these two topics kinda tough
I'm just about to take those class next semester. CNS + Antibiotics!
Yeah , especially the antimicrobials... we've recently finished that chapter and it's giving me grey hairs.
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in some articles, COX-1 and not COX-2 drives PGI secretion, however, in some books, COX-1 and COX-2 both drive the secretion of PGI-2, that's why Selective COX-2 NSAIDs have been re-instated clinically.
Thank you! Your videos are great, waiting for other topics in pharmacology 👍
i wished this video came out earlier before my pharmacology exam :'(
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You mentioned in the video that aspirin is selective COX 1 inhibitor while it is a non selective COX inhibitor please confirm this
Correct
At lower doses it selectively inhibits COX 1 and acts as anti platelet drug
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Can you please make one for corticoids?
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The list of medications that are selective and non-selective Cox inhibitors is not correct. Celecoxib is the only true Cox-2 inhibitor on the market in the US.
Hoping to study biomed research next year and this was fun to watch!
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Thank you so much for the video sir .
I would like to request you to make some more videos on the remaining topics in autacoids like Migraine,Gout and of the other units as well.
Very good video for test. Thank you
Please make a video on the Chemo chapter... and thank you for these amazing videos. Keep 'em coming! ;)
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LASSIFICATION
(A) Nonselective COX Inhibitors (Traditional NSAIDs)
1. Salicylates: Aspirin, Methyl Salicylate, Sodium salicylate.
2. Propionic acid derivatives: Ibuprofen, Naproxen, Ketoprofen, Flurbiprofen.
3. Anthranilic acid derivative: Mephenamic acid, Enfenamic acid, Flufenamic acid.
4. Aryl-acetic acid derivatives: Diclofenac, Aceclofenac.
5. Oxicam derivatives: Piroxicam, Tenoxicam.
6. Pyrrolo-pyrrole derivative: Ketorolac.
7. Indole derivative: Indomethacin, Sulindac.
8. Pyrazolone derivative: Phenylbutazone, Oxyphenbutazon.
(B) Preferential COX-2 Inhibitors: Nimesulide, Meloxicam, Nabumeton.
(C) Selective COX-2 Inhibitors: Celecoxib, Etor
What a fantastic explaination
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thanks for this informative video
Thanks for explaining the differences between various NSAID medicines.
There is no selective cox1 inhibiter, only preferential activity on cox1. (Inhibition is more on cox1 but not exclusive)
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I use Ibuprofen when I have a non bareable period cramps. It does reduce the pain on abdomen and down there area
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Ketorolac and indomethacin are non-selective not only work on cox-1 as mentioned in the video
Neither diclofenac, indomethacin nor keterolac are selective.
These three are for sure non selective
Thanks a lot Sir!!.. Great explanation..!!!
Diclofenac is not a selective Cox 2 inhibitor. It inhibites Cox 1 and Cox 2 with equipotency
Excelent video, thank you!
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Super helpful!
Please check your sources for your lectures, there is a big mistake in classification of NSAIDs according to COX selectivity, as you classified diclofenac, meloxicam, and etodolac as selective COX-2 ?!!!
Generally your videos informatics.
so thanks for your attempt ❤️❤️
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It's right na! They do belong to selective cox-2 inhibitors...
i know where you getting this, these are preferentially cox 2 inhibitors which mean they have a little cox 1 inhibition too. but due to maximum activity on cox 2 he just simply classified them into selective cox 2 inhibitors. so that's not make any difference...
Thank you for the amazing videos! Could you make one about anti-epileptic drugs?
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WOW! nicely described
Diclofenac is one of the most ulcer-making NSAID, so giving him to selective COX-2 drug is quite big mistake (in some country is prescribed as combined with misoprostol). Please revise your materials.
Although I try to obtain information from reputable journals and medical textbooks keep in mind that it may not be always 100% accurate. Furthermore, this is NOT a therapeutics lecture and it is NOT meant to provide ANY medical advise. Please read disclaimer for the channel. Thanks for watching.
Your videos are really informative and useful although once you've been told that you made a mistake, the least you could do is putting a pop-up note regarding the mistakes you've made in the classification! Otherwise its just irresponsible because you knew about it and didn't do anything leading to confusion in many, including myself. Because obviously people are watching the videos regardless of your disclaimer.
Hello diclofenac is preferential cox -2 inhibitor, and aspirin is non-selective cox-1 and cox- 2 inhibitor
Hello Brother!
Can we classified diclofenac as Cox 2 not Ns-nsaid? If u have references for this please send me. I really need ur help right now.
Please make a video on anti rheumatoid arthritis
So since I'm not allowed opioids for my back pains Diclofenac which is the only one which helps slightly with the pain is more dangerous but not addictive. Which makes sense since you can't be addicted when you're dead.
isnt ketoprofen cox 1 and 2 inhibitor? not selective cox 1? 3:30
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Plzzzz Sir upload cns drugs video....
Diclofenac sodium is a non selective cox1 and cox 2 inhibitor
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Can you please make a video on anti gout drugs? These are so good, thanks!!!!
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Can you please make a video about immunomodulating drugs (only the cytotoxic drugs)
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when cox 2 is inhibited thromboxane should be increased and clotting occur you should correct it i think
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Please add this video to the playlist ..
diclofenc is non selective
Nice video sir!
Thanku for this video...
Can you elaborate renal effects of nsaids?
Diclofenac is not selective cox2