Pulmonary and Critical Care Review (Comprehensive) with Dr. El-Kersh
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- Dr. Karim El-Kersh is currently a Sleep Medicine fellow at the University of Louisville. He completed his Pulmonary and Critical Care fellowship at Louisville in 2014 and is very active in both education and research. Here, we have a four part lecture series he presented reviewing pulmonary and critical care medicine for the internist. His profile can be found on the fellowship website here: louisville.edu/hsc/compliance...
Part 2 46:30
Part 3 1:32:56
Part 4 2:17:57
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Concept still works great in 2024 (with some minor changes) Great for residents. Good basics for fellows as well
One of the best reviews I have seen. It was to the point, practical, and evidence based. Well done!
Extensive knowledge and excellent presentation but too fast to grab the important, will repeatedly watch the lecture again and again , many more thanks always.
Very proud to see an Egyptian Doctor taking part in this awareness campaign..
Extremely useful video!
Thank you Dr. El Kersh and University of Louisville for this video!!
This is really an exceptional review! Thank you so much!
Great review!! Many thanks!!
best and helpfull review for fellows world wide
Thankyou for the perfect summary
Excellent
Fantastic Review!
QUITE EDUCATIVE,HELPFUL FOR STUDENTS AND PRACTITIONERS
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Sir which lung volumes/ capacities are more diagnostic of pulmonary fibrosis.
good
43:00
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We have multi-million doctors in the world that are weak in para-clinic and data interpretation but instead of watching these kind of movies like above they watch music, and other entertainment clips. (74 likes versus million likes of musical and other bullshits clips that are just nonsense and never help human and humanities).
Says the guy whose only youtube content is a music playlist:)
thankyou
Too much salt from your comment I ended up in the ER with HTN emergency.. For fuck sake, don't be condescending to your fellow peers, either speak words of virtue or just shut the fuck up.
homayoun sheikh I’m one of them, but hopefully this comment will wake me up
So, you're supposed to drone on with your professional life only and never pursue other things that might freshen up your mind and mood? You seem like the kind of doctor that patients would dread to return to. No offense.
Excellent