Hepatorenal Syndrome

Thank you so much for the amazing video! You are one my top go-to sources when the books tire me out. Keep going Doc!

I'm very grateful to be able to learn from your knowledge and experience. Many thanks.

You are a LEGEND dr Strong. Thanks for your help. You save lives with your videos

You’re a real internist. Love your work.

I loved all of the pictures that you used to bring your points home!!!

Excellent lecture about HRS. We are grateful for your talk. It covered all the aspects

Great video as always! Liver and kidney topics are always interesting.

Once Again, Great Video! Very Satisfying.

Perfectly explained and very informative!

I would be interested to hear a little more about why/how the albumin challenge differentiates volume depletion from HRS.

Beautifully explained

Your way of teaching is. amazing as I think is good I used from it ❤

Thank you doc!

thank you for such a nice vedio... but I have two comments : first,, in the diagram of the pathogenesis of HRS I want to say that renin-angiotensis-aldosteron works as a compensatory and work for increasing GFR because angiotensen constricts the efferent arteriol of the renal capillaries. so , althought the renal blood flow is decrease because of renal vessels constriction, the GFR is maintained because of strong contraction of efferent. artery .. and you should draw a line from ( low effective volume) directly to ( low gfr ) without passing through RAS second is hemo dyaliasis..I think you meant renal transplant,not dyaliasis ... because of course we will need hemo dyaliasis when the patient kidneys aren't going well finally, forgive me for my bad english grammmmers

I forgot about this- thanks!

Thank you Dr Strong.

Thank you for the amazing video. Will you be covering topics from neurology too?

Good job .. thank you

Thanks for the video! I have a few suggestions for the 'approach' series: jaundice, lymphadenopathy, hepatomegaly and/or splenomegaly

Thanks!