Medicine: Approach to Dysphagia | 4th Year MBBS | Dr. Santosh | Read Harrison's Series

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Welcome to our educational series "Read Harrison's," where Dr. Santosh guides you through key topics in medicine. In this video, tailored for 4th-year MBBS students, we focus on the "Medicine: Approach to Dysphagia ". Dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing, is a common yet complex symptom encountered in clinical practice. Dr. Santosh will walk you through the systematic approach to evaluating dysphagia, discussing its various causes, diagnostic strategies, and management plans as outlined in Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine.
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[@Introverted.Caramel]

Beyond excellent explanation always ♥️♥️♥️♥️...Love the part when you ask basic questions or new terms really that triggers most studying harrison thoroughly & Understanding each terminology 🧿🌷TC sir, pranam🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@parneetsingh4410]

Amazing series sirji❤️

[@manreetsingh2309]

Excellent session sir❤️

[@nusaibaabrakh4191]

Thanks a lot sir❤as alaways amazing explanation

[@Doctor_saaab]

Please upload pain pathophysiology and mx in symptomatology 13 chapter Harrison H21 TQ

[@Dr.PatilsMedmania]

We will be covering it

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[@AbcCde-wy9wm]

Approach to weakness

[@lioninacat]

Vagus doesn't relax cricopharyngeus.
Cessation of vagus excitation relaxes it.

[@Introverted.Caramel]

He never says vagus relax cricophry ,, 12:55 cricopharyngeous which is constricting the esophagus has to be relaxed , meditated by Vagus nerve means complex modulation of vegal inhibition along w/t simultaneous contraction of suprahyoid & geniohyoid muscles)

[@Dr.PatilsMedmania]

Cricopharyngeus is a tonic muscle. It’s in a state of tonic contraction under the influence of vagus which is taken off to facilitate swallowing

[@lioninacat]

@@Introverted.Caramel Yes but he never mentioned what you said. So kinda incomplete explanation 😕

[@Dr.PatilsMedmania]

@@lioninacatagree. Should have elaborated in more detail