Pediatrics (Pediatric Immunology). Food Allergy: IgE-Mediated Hypersensitivity Type I and Food Intolerance with a monstrosity of Subtypes and Differential is a type of Autoimmunity (Chronic Infiltrative Disease with possible Congenital Genetic Origins) or Aetiology, Allergen (Multiple)....It is great viewing this content in this Resolution (1080p) and now is up to par with the content of the video. Other Practitioners/content creators, I rather call them sharors (Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam), are currently posting in so-called 4k Resolutions (2140p). These subject matters are of the utmost importance and actually warrant the best pixelation possible. Otherwise, MD Paul Bolin, Viel Dank und alles gut!
fun fact: cross-reactivity btw house dust mite and lobster - rare but possible EDIT: 20:37 - we were told in PED: the reason why PEDs shouldn't get cow milk are: they contain FA => GI microhemo; casein & replacing proper food => Fe def.; just found out you're right, it's also bcs of incr Ag load, see "leaky gut" in children (GI tight junctions aren't fully developed yet: goodfoodeating.com/6421/food-allergies/) EDIT: 34:19 "In the young vomiting child, lethargy, floppiness, pallor without fever, and normal CRP should alert clinicians to a possible diagnosis of FPIES. In contrast, a highly elevated CRP is not a feature of FPIES, and in such cases an alternative diagnosis must be considered." www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2213219818306779 Your action plan link is not working :/ EDIT: I wanted to add two things reg. the epipen for the viewers: In a study only 2% of docs managed to correctly explain & show the patient how to use it - don't be the 98%. And: in up to 1/3 of all cases one epipen shot isn't enough - hence always prescribe two! Finally: 2020 a new short paper got out reg. the Dg criteria etc. of anaphylaxis, invest 5 - 10min and read and note the important parts (Dg, RF for severe course, RF biphasic, when to monitor (and how long) and ofc Rx/) www.aaaai.org/Aaaai/media/MediaLibrary/PDF%20Documents/Practice%20and%20Parameters/Anaphylaxis-2020-grade-document.pdf And thank you again for the AWESOME lecture. Saved my immuno/ allergo rotation
Having the ability to display your natural, clean and glowing skin is definitely not something you ought to have to consider. Then again, if you have problems with hives or urticaria, I agree that the most effective 2-3 week remedy can be found by reading Shane Zormander's approach.
Dr bolin you have no idea how appreciative I am for your efforts to provide us with outstanding videos. Thank you so much. You are awesome.
Dr Brolin, Thank you very much sir. Really great.
Thank you Dr Bolin, these lectures are awesome!
Pediatrics (Pediatric Immunology). Food Allergy: IgE-Mediated Hypersensitivity Type I and Food Intolerance with a monstrosity of Subtypes and Differential is a type of Autoimmunity (Chronic Infiltrative Disease with possible Congenital Genetic Origins) or Aetiology, Allergen (Multiple)....It is great viewing this content in this Resolution (1080p) and now is up to par with the content of the video. Other Practitioners/content creators, I rather call them sharors (Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam), are currently posting in so-called 4k Resolutions (2140p). These subject matters are of the utmost importance and actually warrant the best pixelation possible. Otherwise, MD Paul Bolin, Viel Dank und alles gut!
Very well explained, easy to digest.
Thank you very much!
fun fact: cross-reactivity btw house dust mite and lobster - rare but possible
EDIT: 20:37 - we were told in PED: the reason why PEDs shouldn't get cow milk are: they contain FA => GI microhemo; casein & replacing proper food => Fe def.; just found out you're right, it's also bcs of incr Ag load, see "leaky gut" in children (GI tight junctions aren't fully developed yet: goodfoodeating.com/6421/food-allergies/)
EDIT: 34:19 "In the young vomiting child, lethargy, floppiness, pallor without fever, and normal CRP should alert clinicians to a possible diagnosis of FPIES. In contrast, a highly elevated CRP is not a feature of FPIES, and in such cases an alternative diagnosis must be considered."
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2213219818306779
Your action plan link is not working :/
EDIT: I wanted to add two things reg. the epipen for the viewers: In a study only 2% of docs managed to correctly explain & show the patient how to use it - don't be the 98%. And: in up to 1/3 of all cases one epipen shot isn't enough - hence always prescribe two!
Finally: 2020 a new short paper got out reg. the Dg criteria etc. of anaphylaxis, invest 5 - 10min and read and note the important parts (Dg, RF for severe course, RF biphasic, when to monitor (and how long) and ofc Rx/)
www.aaaai.org/Aaaai/media/MediaLibrary/PDF%20Documents/Practice%20and%20Parameters/Anaphylaxis-2020-grade-document.pdf
And thank you again for the AWESOME lecture. Saved my immuno/ allergo rotation
dr bolin.do you think make videos about ob gy and neurosurgery. ?
Having the ability to display your natural, clean and glowing skin is definitely not something you ought to have to consider. Then again, if you have problems with hives or urticaria, I agree that the most effective 2-3 week remedy can be found by reading Shane Zormander's approach.
Thanks a lot!