Lectures

Some Video Lectures explaining Basics: 

[More coming soon]

1) Approach to Movement Disorders



2) Shock and Types of Shock




3) Sepsis and Septic Shock


4) DVT and Pulmonary Embolism




5)Occupational Lung Diseases



6) Approach to Dyspnea







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