@@makyd6275 Well it does go up as said in the video but CKD progresses further then again calcium decreases due to the same reason mentioned in the beginning and then PTH level increase further..this cycle keeps going till CKD is so severe that despite lot of PTH calcium still remains low..
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beautifully explained, in the simplest of words. Had always a problem with understanding adynamic bone disease. now i know and i am glad, thanks to u. more power to u.
why doesn't calcium go up as well with phosphate during the initial decrease in GFR?
yeah it seems weird,because the higher PTH sould increase calcium :O
@@makyd6275 Well it does go up as said in the video but CKD progresses further then again calcium decreases due to the same reason mentioned in the beginning and then PTH level increase further..this cycle keeps going till CKD is so severe that despite lot of PTH calcium still remains low..
Thank you, this is the best explanation I've heard!
by far the most succinct lecture i've heard on MBD. thank you so much!
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This was simply amazing! I especially loved the symbiotic graph with the all the levels affected on it, all in one place. Thank you ❤️
Can someone please explain to me.....why does ckd not cause hypercalcemia and hypophosphatemia due to impaired excretion of calcium?
Absolutely great presentation. Thanks very much. 👍👍👍
so if i get this right -- in the beginning of ckd there is hypocalcemia, but after metabolic acidosis progresses, there is hypercalcemia?
This was extremely helpful, exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much!
Very useful and brief graph,nice thanks
How can I find pdf please
Excellent! Thank you for sharing
Thank you for the video. I am teaching this topic to my students and this video made it easy for me to explain to them.
perfect explanation. thanks a lot :)
Thank you so much this video has been so helpful.
thank u ..its very nice and easiest explanation with diagram n flow chart
You are amazing !!
The best explanation ever🌹
clear, precise and very interesting! Thank you :)
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Very helpful...thanks
This is great. Thanks!
beautifully explained, in the simplest of words. Had always a problem with understanding adynamic bone disease. now i know and i am glad, thanks to u. more power to u.
now I totaly get it :)
best video ever ♥
Excellent instruction on the complex pathophysiology
Really helped me to understand CKD MBD...best video so far
FABULOUS explanation. Thank you Dr. Lam!
WOwow this is an amazing explanation!!! Thank you so much!!
Thankyou so much - extremely helpful!
Best explanation
You are an excellent instructor dr. Mimi , thank you very much
Amazing breakdown of the mechanisms. Thank you
Awesome, what a great explanation! Thanks!
Thank you, that was very simple.
Thank you
Great lecture...thanks so much !!
Very helpful. Thank you so much!
Simply brilliant
THIS IS GREAT THANK YOU!
thanks QUEEN
Thank you ❤
Thank you! Thank you! ❤
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