Perhaps the most important valvular disease - and the most common in the developed world - aortic stenosis is a high-yield topic in the clinic and on the exam. In this episode, Andrew discusses what causes the disease, how it presents, and when to refer for surgery. 

The most common congenital cause of CKD, ADPKD is an important diagnosis to be aware of in adults. Come learn about its many complications and emerging therapies for the treatment of ADPKD. 

In this episode, Andrew discusses the clinical features (or lack thereof) of Paget disease, the second most common metabolic bone disorder in adults.

There are so many causes of angioedema to be aware of... Fortunately, they can all be attributed to one of two biochemicals. In this episode, Andrew explains the pathogenesis of angioedema and offers a framework for understanding this complex condition. 

Learn about these strange, gastrin-producing tumors, and the many complications they can cause.

Closely related to TTP is the microangiopathic hemolytic anemia known as hemolytic uremic syndrome. While most common in children <5, HUS is a diagnosis that can be made at any age. In this episode, Andrew explains why it's so important to recognize and manage HUS appropriately. 

TTP is a life-threatening, hematologic emergency that can be a challenge to recognize clinically. In this episode, Andrew discusses the pathophysiology and features of this condition, before diving into workup and, most importantly, management. 

In this episode, Andrew discusses the unique clinical features of the most common primary cardiac neoplasm, the atrial myxoma. 

Learn about the acute and chronic management of patients with esophageal varices.

An often-invoked diagnosis, but rare occurrence, pheochromocytomas have a unique clinical presentation and workup. In this BuzzBite, Andrew discusses their features, diagnosis, and management - from both a medical and surgical perspective.