Much apologies for the delay in the release of the episode. Today I talk about lung ventilation and mechanics. In the next episode we will discuss lung blood circulation. Enjoy!

Resp04 - Lung Mechanics

In this episode I try to put together the contents of the last episode in preparation for the discussion of concepts of respiratory physiology. In the next episode we will talk about ventilation followed by circulation!

Resp03 - Respiratory Physiology

Today we move on to discuss the cells that make up  the respiratory tract. I apologise for the delay in releasing the episode, will try harder to stick to schedule. In the meantime, hope you find this useful!

Resp02 - Respiratory Histology

Welcome to the next section of episodes where we discuss the anatomy of the thorax. In the subsequent episodes the episodes to come will involve the cellular structure and physiology, followed by a discussion of pulmonary pathology.

Resp01 - Thoracic Anatomy

Finally, we discuss the effect of long standing venous disease in this episode.

Card34 - Chronic Venous Insufficiency

After discussing the effects of an acute event threatening a limb, we discuss the effect of chronic ischaemia on the limb.

Card33 - Chronic Limb Ischaemia

Much apologies for the delay in releasing episodes. We talk a little bit about the vascular component of cardiovascular disease as we near the end of this section.

Card32 - Acute Limb Ischaemia

Before we move on to peripheral vascular disease, we discuss the rare but fatal condition of dissection; the end point of aortic aneurysms.

Card31 - Aortic Dissection

In this episode, we move on to the abdominal aortic aneurysms. Following this, we will talk about the most feared complication of aneurysms; dissection.

Card30 - Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

Hamed is back, kicking off a series of episodes on aneurysm as we move closer to the completion of cardiology.

Card29 - Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm

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What is this GORD…GERD….uh.. NERD? What is this? How is this caused? What are the main types of anti-reflux treatments? How many can you name? Join Hamed and Andy as they talk about reflux.

What is this GORD…GERD….uh.. NERD? What is this? How is this caused? What are the main types of anti-reflux treatments? How many can you name? Join Hamed and Andy as they talk about reflux.

GI 5: Gastro-Oesophageal Reflux Disease

In this episode we discuss a clinical sign that is so common that we all have suffered from in one way or another. If you wish to engage your visual pathways to this audio it is available at our YouTube page as always.

In this episode we discuss a clinical sign that is so common that we all have suffered from in one way or another. If you wish to engage your visual pathways to this audio it is available at our YouTube page as always.

Neuro 36 - Primary Headaches

After the brainstem, we talk about our understanding of the reticular formation and its purported role in human beings.

After the brainstem, we talk about our understanding of the reticular formation and its purported role in human beings.

Neuro 21 - The Reticular Formation

In this episode we’ll go through what ion channels are and how they relate to membrane potentials.!

In this episode we’ll go through what ion channels are and how they relate to membrane potentials.!

Neuro 01 - What are Ion Channels and Diffusion?

A very merry Christmas to everyone. As dictated by our schedule, we release this podcast but hope that you are enjoying the holiday as much as we have enjoyed doing the Common Rounds this year. We talk about Cranial Nerves I to VI, responsible for the movements of the eye, the massive Trigeminal nerve and the nerve for transmitting information on smell.

A very merry Christmas to everyone. As dictated by our schedule, we release this podcast but hope that you are enjoying the holiday as much as we have enjoyed doing the Common Rounds this year. We talk about Cranial Nerves I to VI, responsible for the movements of the eye, the massive Trigeminal nerve and the nerve for transmitting information on smell.

Neuro 23 - The first 6 Cranial Nerves

One type of arthritis that should not be confused with reactive arthritis! Find out more about Infective Arthritis on the Common Rounds today!

One type of arthritis that should not be confused with reactive arthritis! Find out more about Infective Arthritis on the Common Rounds today!

MSK 21 - What is Infectious Arthritis?

Join us as we talk about the digestion and absorption of carbohydrates, proteins and lipids. We explore the secretion of the exocrine pancreas and it’s important role in digestion. Do you know what it’s role is? If not, get clicking and start listening.

GI 3: Upper GI physiology

Find out more about Reactive Arthritis on the Common Rounds today!

Find out more about Reactive Arthritis on the Common Rounds today!

MSK 19 - What is Reactive Arthritis?

In this episode we’ll go through the basic structures of Neurons as well has what action potentials are. Join us to find out more!

In this episode we’ll go through the basic structures of Neurons as well has what action potentials are. Join us to find out more!

Neuro 02 - What are Neurons and Action Potentials?

Part 1 of a TWO part podcast. Today’s episode we go through Acetylcholine, Noradrenaline, Dopamine, Serotonin, Histamine and Nitric Oxide.

Part 1 of a TWO part podcast. Today’s episode we go through Acetylcholine, Noradrenaline, Dopamine, Serotonin, Histamine and Nitric Oxide.

Neuro 04 - What are Neurotransmitters?

In this episode, we discuss the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system, and the extraordinary balance between the independent systems that determine the bodily state.

In this episode, we discuss the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system, and the extraordinary balance between the independent systems that determine the bodily state.

Neuro 06 - What is the Autonomic Nervous System?

Welcome to our next segment, haematology. Before we dig into pathology, lets start with the basics.

Haem 1: Basics of Haematopoiesis - Erythropoiesis

Now we brush up on the remainder of the Cranial Nerves, with a wide array of functions throughout the body.

Now we brush up on the remainder of the Cranial Nerves, with a wide array of functions throughout the body.

Neuro 24 - The remaining 6 Cranial Nerves

A fatty liver is when there is excess fat droplets being deposited in hepatocytes. Usually this occurs from damages done to the liver. Alcohol is one of such factors to cause damage, but is it the only one? What other disease processes will alcohol lead to in the liver? Stay tuned and learn about alcoholic liver disease, and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)

A fatty liver is when there is excess fat droplets being deposited in hepatocytes. Usually this occurs from damages done to the liver. Alcohol is one of such factors to cause damage, but is it the only one? What other disease processes will alcohol lead to in the liver? Stay tuned and learn about alcoholic liver disease, and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)

GI 9: Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

After another hiatus the Common Rounds are back. We start the segment on Neuropathology with Parkinson's disease, and the video for this discussion is up on YouTube under "Common Rounds".

After another hiatus the Common Rounds are back. We start the segment on Neuropathology with Parkinson's disease, and the video for this discussion is up on YouTube under "Common Rounds".

Neuro 33 - Parkinson's Disease

This year, we have decided to make a few changes in the way our podcasts are created, one change includes the introduction of videos on our YouTube page. While this means that the podcast is moving away from the discussion format, we feel that the video section may provide a more concise way of getting the point across. While we are still learning and trying to improve, feel free to give us feedback and hope you like these new changes.

This year, we have decided to make a few changes in the way our podcasts are created, one change includes the introduction of videos on our YouTube page. While this means that the podcast is moving away from the discussion format, we feel that the video section may provide a more concise way of getting the point across. While we are still learning and trying to improve, feel free to give us feedback and hope you like these new changes.

New Beginnings

After talking about AF, Andy discusses the rest of the supraventricular tachycardias, a topic that can be difficult to understand but very important in critical care settings.

Card27 - Supraventricular Tachycardia

Today we kick off a series of episodes on the ECG, starting from the very basics. Hopefully, in the next episode we'll discuss the synthesis of the finding of an ECG and then later on integrate cardiac pathology with the trace we expect on ECG.

Today we kick off a series of episodes on the ECG, starting from the very basics. Hopefully, in the next episode we'll discuss the synthesis of the finding of an ECG and then later on integrate cardiac pathology with the trace we expect on ECG.

Card06 - ECG: The very basics

In this short episode, we talk about the vestibular system and the fascinating mechanisms within, that help us achieve balance and posture.

In this short episode, we talk about the vestibular system and the fascinating mechanisms within, that help us achieve balance and posture.

Neuro 29 - The Vestibular System and Balance

This time, we discuss the structures within the diencephalon, and the role they play in signal transmission to higher centres and their role in homeostasis.

This time, we discuss the structures within the diencephalon, and the role they play in signal transmission to higher centres and their role in homeostasis.

Neuro 15 - Thalamus, Hypothalamus and Pituitary

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