Pre-renal Vs Renal Acute Kidney Injury

[@Surgeon-eh6yf]

Happy to see keshav Garg sir back to white army with best & concise explanation ❤

[@devmehta1924]

2:01 damn. I used to rattafai the values without knowing how they are derived. For the first time i got the concept. Thank you.🙏🏻

[@drrehmanvlog7487]

Sir ur lectures are always very helpful.kindly do series on every system. Plz give lectures on regular basis. Atleat cover one system in one month

[@rehanulislam2419]

Thank you dr. Keshav for your nice presentation,which makes this complex matter in a simple easy to understand and palatable.This is the beauty of teaching. Pls keep continue it.

[@medi6680]

Very very helpful video thanks a lot you made it very simple to understand please keep making content like this

[@nicolerodrigues618]

Thank you. Helpful.

[@075.komarolubalaji6]

Great video sir

[@mewmannamwem6087]

you are a legend

[@bhupendrasharma2405]

Thank you

[@yogeshlakshman8488]

Helpful
Thanks doc

[@nesarjain6114]

Thanks

[@ramalingamkc2153]

Thank u sir
My respects for u sir

[@anjelinejoegi422]

Excellent video but one question. If urea is typically reabsorbed and creatinine is usually secreted in a functioning kidney, then why do both increase in the blood during an AKI? I understand that creatinine will increase because the tubules aren't working so the creatinine can't be secreted into the tubule. But why would the urea increase?

[@AsH-rz9iy]

Thank u♥️

[@devidutt7215]

Very useful lecture sir....Really enjoyed watching it😃. Sir a small clarification .Isn't BUN = Blood urea ÷ 2.1??? In the video I think it was mentioned as 2.8. But either ways, the BUN to creat ratio comes > 20 .

[@mewmannamwem6087]

no i searched for it
it is 2,8
he did it correctly