Edema | Pathological Physiology Part 4
In part four, we'll delve into the mechanisms of hydrostatic and oncotic pressure imbalance. We'll discuss in detail the mechanics of edema development with increased hydrostatic pressure, decreased oncotic pressure, and the importance of the lymphatic system. And, of course, we'll try to understand the difference between edema and lymphedema.
00:00 Introduction
01:05 Review of the mechanisms of hydrostatic and oncotic pressure imbalance in capillaries
03:10 Increased hydrostatic pressure - what happens?
06:05 Decreased oncotic pressure - what happens?
09:03 Impaired lymphatic outflow
12:45 Clinical differences between venous and lymphatic outflow obstruction
Pathological physiology is undoubtedly a fundamental subject, understanding which will help you become a truly accomplished specialist. We will cover physiological and pathophysiological components in each topic, thereby refining our clinical thinking.
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