Channel Title: Medicine Deconstructed with Cedric Jamie Rutland MD Channel Description: Drjrutland (Cedric "Jamie" Rutland MD) is a Pulmonary Critical Care Physician (lungs and ICU) laying out a variety of medical topics for the layman, medical professional, and the like. No white coats or haughty medical terms that require a dictionary to comprehend, just laid back deconstructed medicine. Dr. J's "day job" consists of taking care of the sickest of the sick and the families of the sickest of the sick. His motivation stems from his Grandfather's death during his first year of Med School. And, each day, he moves down the white hospital hallways chasing a bedside he knows he'll never catch. Watch. Learn. Comment. Ask. Request a Topic. Be Better Today than You Were Yesterday. <video> Inflammaging - Episode 1: The Immunology of Ageing Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed we start our five part series on inflammaging and immunosenescence. In our first episode we focus on SASP: Senescence - Associated Secretory Phenotype, and how our immune system changes as we age. </video> <video> Immunology of ILD and Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed we get into the details of the immunology of progressive pulmonary fibrosis. Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis or IPF is a progressive and often fatal chronic interstitial lung disease characterized by enhanced extracellular matrix. </video> <video> How To Quit Smoking Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed I've invited my Producer Nick to take over and tell all of you about his journey to quit smoking and start prioritizing his health and wellness. If you are looking to quit vaping, smoking tobacco, and marijuana products this video might help motivate you as well as giving you a tip or two on how to successfully quit for good. </video> <video> What you should do if you have an Asthma Attack! Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed we discuss what you should if you have an asthma attack. </video> <video> Travel Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed I talk about one of my favorite perks of my work: Travel. I've had the great honor and privilege to be asked to attend and speak at conferences and lecture series all over the world. I love getting to immerse myself in a different culture and gain perspective and life experience. </video> <video> Inflammaging - Episode 4: Cytokines and Chemokines Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed we continue our 5 part series on Immunosenescence and Inflammaging. On this episode we focus specifically on Cytokines and Chemokines, what they are and how they affect our immune system. </video> <video> Inflammaging - Episode 2: Ageing & The Immune System Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed we continue our five part series on inflammaging and immunosenescence. In our second episode we focus on The Immune System in general and how the ageing process begins with immunosenescence. </video> <video> Inflammaging - Episode 5: The Lymph System Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed we continue our 5 part series on Immunosenescence and Inflammaging. On this episode we focus specifically on The Lymph System, the role it plays in our immune system, and how it's effected as we gain life experience. </video> <video> RSV vaccine discussion with PAs Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed we are joined by my PA's students Reagan and Cassie to discuss RSV, Respiratory Syncytial Virus. We breakdown the statistical impact RSV has on society, how it's transmitted, and how vaccines can mitigate the damage done by RSV. </video> <video> Why do I have Allergic Reactions?!? Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed we break down allergic reactions even further. We talk about the environmental factors as well as other habitual reasons we may experience allergic reactions. We discuss the science behind our itchy eyes, runny noses and what we can do to combat these symptoms. Allergies are annoying but we don't have to sit back and accept them as a fact of life, there are things we can do to fight them, but step one is always understand the scientific processes affecting our bodies. Please leave any comments or questions below, and as always thanks for watching and we will see you back here next week! </video> <video> Pulmonary Edema on Chest X-ray: let’s see what this looks like. #CHF #edema #heartfailure Description: </video> <video> Inflammaging - Episode 3: Cellular Ageing Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed we continue our 5 part series on Immunosenescence and Inflammaging. On this episode we focus specifically on cellular ageing and how it effects the immune system on a cellular level. </video> <video> Can Exercise Prevent Cancer? Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed we break down the ins and outs of exercise immunology. Did you know that exercise can help prevent cancer, boost your immunity and reduce mortality. Exercise ins't just about how it makes you look on the outside, but has a number of benefits inside the body as well. This isn't magic, it's science. </video> <video> Eosinophils and lung disease: Let’s talk EGPA, an eosinophilic vasculitis. Description: On this weeks episode of Medicine Deconstructed we talk about a rash that one of my patients presented with that turned out to be the rare autoimmune diseases EPGA or Eosinophilic Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis. We breakdown what EPGA is, how it effects the body and the signs and symptoms it presents with to help you identify and diagnose this rare disease in your practice. </video> <video> Chest X-ray: Silhouette sign. Let’s learn what this means. #pulmonary #science #medicalimaging Description: </video>

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Drjrutland (Cedric "Jamie" Rutland MD) is a Pulmonary Critical Care Physician (lungs and ICU) laying out a variety of medical topics for the layman, medical professional, and the like. No white coats or haughty medical terms that require a dictionary to comprehend, just laid back deconstructed medicine. Dr. J's "day job" consists of taking care of the sickest of the sick and the families of the sickest of the sick. His motivation stems from his Grandfather's death during his first year of Med School. And, each day, he moves down the white hospital hallways chasing a bedside he knows he'll never catch. Watch. Learn. Comment. Ask. Request a Topic. Be Better Today than You Were Yesterday.

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