Gross anatomy of the liver

[@r.i.a6485]

I have been searching for such simplified useful video for liver cross anatomy for 3 hours! God bless you doctor ❤️

[@marihanbadr1271]

Better than any anatomy lecture ever! God bless you sir

[@arnabmandal7259]

For the last minute revision your viscera videos are truly amazing ☺ These helped me a lot during my ist prof mbbs final practical exam ! thank u so much sir ! ; -with regards

[@akram.jaffar]

You are most welcome.

[@sniper66600]

YOU ARE THE BEST OF THE BEST ANATOMIST I HAVE EVER SEEN. MAY ALLAH BLESS YOU GOOD DEEDS.

[@maarieb]

Thank you so much for these teachings!! I'm watching all of them slowly over time and learning about the body.

[@akram.jaffar]

You are so welcome!

[@akram.jaffar]

No, I am from Iraq, Baghdad, where the earliest documented hospital was built in the 9th century and where Razes became chief physician in that hospital :-)

[@duraivengatesan9674]

very clear explanation.thanks for this great video

[@Nickllllllllll]

Love this video. I did the liver in a lab prac today at uni and did not understand it at all, but this video was much better :)

[@akram.jaffar]

Best wishes

[@PhuongNguyen-sl7tu]

First of all, i really apreciate that you have shared these videos. They are really helpful for me to study anatomy. I just have one question, are both the caudate and quadrate lobes belong to the left lobe functionally? Because in the Clinically Oriented Anatomy it says the caudate lobe may be considered as the "third lobe". The caudate lobe's vascularization is independent of the bifurcation of the triad. Finally, thank u so much again for creating these videos.

[@akram.jaffar]

The caudate lobe (or segment I) is considered an autonomous segment, it belongs to both right and left lobes: It receives its vessels from the left and right branches of the portal vein and hepatic artery. Its hepatic veins drain directly into the inferior vena cava.

[@cutiepie-jx4ww]

We study that both lobes belong to the right lobe

[@Drbto]

You are the best 👍🏻 الله يسعدكم رتبتو افكارنا بلفر حقيقيه 👍🏻الله يكتب لكم الاجر 👏🏻

[@razaali910]

You are a jewel of anatomy Prof your video on youtube are great .

[@DrThd]

tmrw is my exam,, nd if i get full then its bcz of this video,, great work,, need gross of other organs too

[@akram.jaffar]

Good luck!

[@MarionK1701]

Your video really helped me with my studying! Thank you! Greetings from Crete, Greece!

[@cathyclucas]

It's the Cantlie's line (the plane from the gallbladder fossa to the IVC) that actually separates the right lobe from the left lobe. The falciform ligament divides the left lobe into left medial segment (segment IV/quadrate lobe) and left lateral segment (segments II and III)

[@simonericetti6032]

this video is impressive. in few minutes I cleared all my knowledge about liver's anatomy. THANK YOU!

[@akram.jaffar]

You're very welcome!

[@ranvijaydas207]

thank u sir...liver iz such a complicated sub...but u have made it really simple...pleze sir keep on uploading more videos lyk dis...indian student of medicine...

[@123zakiyy]

Incredible explanation of the anatomy of the liver Dr.

[@pakapapita3104]

thank you so much , Dr!!! I watch your​ videos after studying and it is such a positive reinforcement!!! thank you , I'm grateful :)

[@rafiyataskeen2085]

omg....ty very much my finals r coming & your vid has helped me in revising it thanks a LOT ..😍

[@akram.jaffar]

Good luck!

[@fatimahhassan2150]

This is amazing, thank you. Just what I needed.

[@ibtihaljawabreh2221]

thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaank you ! a brilliant doctor ! this's what we need in clinical simply 1

[@ownerofyoutube7221]

very nice...helpful. . step by step teaching. ..thanks

[@KiddoSurgeon_DrAR]

Crisp and crystal clear :) kudos!

[@akram.jaffar]

+aravindh radhakrishnan thanks for the comment.

[@zeddicuszulzorander1431]

ربنا يفتح عليكم ويجعله في ميزان حسناتكم، جزاكم الله كل الخير والتوفيق والنجاح 🙏 Thank you so much guys.

[@sd123456789100]

after watching this video i opened clinical anatomy 9th e by RSS(my primary book for gross) there was not a single word extra writen on book MAY ALLAH BLESS YOU DOCTOR

[@akram.jaffar]

+khan1995 Thank you and best wishes.

[@dr.sauravkumar3799]

You have the perfect book for Gross Bro if the book you are talking about is Snell's

[@eclecticallyvolatile]

Thank you so much! helps a lot for remembering things for my anatomy exam :D

[@rubabmalik2024]

jazak Allah...May Allah rewards you sir....copacetic...

[@Manj282]

Thank you so much for these videos ! Really helped me revise and pass my practical examination

[@farhasuryarajendran5675]

tq it's very easy 2 learn...my xams r 2morrow...and I am ready 2 read grays now...

[@akram.jaffar]

GOOD LUCK

[@austinlangeni1223]

Thanks for the explanation was very helpful

[@amruthaashokan1288]

Brilliant video...

[@ashrafalkhateeb8870]

شكرا جزيلا على هذا العرض الجميل :)

[@hayaalthawadi9448]

Your the best doc !!

[@MaatlaSithole]

Great video this really helped! i would have loved to be shown the common hepatic duct though..

[@NaziFaa17]

Thank you. Very clear explanation and such a good specimen :)

[@ashokteja2169]

Sir,Really helpful during quick revision.thank u sir

[@altair2594]

Great work, thank you so much

[@LOLsaudi]

you are the best. thank you doctor Akram.

[@borafrusciante3328]

this was very helpful ! thank you a lot! :)

[@doctorjeyyyyy]

great Work Dr... ThNks Alot

[@shivanibhatt9253]

This video helped me a lot! thank you so much!

[@naheedahmad3693]

very helpful for medical students 👍👍

[@aqibnisar2514]

Sir ur video was mind blowing.

[@pushpendrasingh7336]

very helpful.. thanks a lot Dr.

[@Djalitana]

thank you so much, I am going to put this in my self made e-book.

[@katiapearson9541]

Amazing Explanation, Thank You Doctor.

[@akram.jaffar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@akram.jaffar]

Sure. You are referring to the right and left functional and not anatomical lobes of the liver.

[@SummersKathy]

love these videos... he sounds like my gross professor... thank you!

[@emanbasith1801]

it's amazing and very helpful sir

[@akram.jaffar]

+Eman Basith I appreciate

[@WINNERSCORPION]

great description !

[@marytremendous9091]

Thank you that was great video. May Allah bless you

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you too

[@XridddikX]

Quite informative thanx a lot

[@سيزرمان-ح8ظ]

Thanks alot you are my second snell for me

[@dhuhatahseen1732]

الله يوفقكم دكتور 🌸

[@akram.jaffar]

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[@tinkageorgewilliam871]

thanks...from Uganda

[@UH786]

fantastic video. very helpful. thank you.

[@ketantiwari82]

god bless u sir . very informative video

[@akram.jaffar]

+Ketan Tiwari thank you

[@syeedaadil5835]

masha allaha.. soo helpful

[@akram.jaffar]

+Syeed Aadil good luck!

[@kavyaasharma3461]

Thank you so much. Really very helpful

[@katspatie0847]

thank you so much doctor what a relief

[@LittlePurpleBook]

Oh, sorry, I misunderstood you. Yes, the teres lig. is the obliterated left umbilical. Uh, so sorry! The right disappears, the left stays. Sorry! Anyway, excellent video! Many thanks!

[@kavyaasharma3461]

Very very helpful. Thank you so much

[@SuperPrabhasfan]

Very good one sir,please make Neuro anatomy videos also. Thanks a lot sir 🙏

[@akram.jaffar]

Check out this playlist for neuroanatomy kzbin.info/aero/PLRbPzV4ZYk0xN9Ivcz5WksDuhzI0aUifp

[@twinklegupta502]

Really helpful....

[@laragipel9901]

Thank you so much!!!! You helped me a lot

[@srikantadutta6474]

Truelly helpful, thanx a lot fr it

[@akram.jaffar]

+Srikanta Dutta thanks

[@avni1402]

thank you Dr. ( university of mauritius student)

[@sajadalmuhana6235]

thank you so much ..you made it too easy

[@dr.sirajfaruqui7922]

asalamu alaikum . Nice info sir . I will insha'allah watch the other vedios too . Sir I have my university exams for dentistry. after 1 month . plz guide how to score good marks in that

[@kringerz2011]

Bravo maestro! thank u!

[@Djalitana]

thank you. Is he Persian? we have best doctors in Persia, land of Hakim Ibne Sina, prince of physicians. great video.

[@duaaaljbore8792]

you are great !!

[@saatvikshah196]

Thank u so much doctor.. U r gr8

[@LittlePurpleBook]

Excellent video! Your lectures are excellent! Just a small correction: actually, the right umbilical vein obliterates and makes the teres hepatis ligamentum.

[@othmankhaled2753]

Thank you a lot for your well-illustrated video! If I may, is the caudate/quadrate lobe considered as being part of the left lobe? As the book contradicts itself and says it is part of the right and left lobes

[@akram.jaffar]

The caudate and quadrate lobes are part of the right anatomical lobe of the liver but they are part of the left physiological lobe of the liver. Read about anatomical and physiological lobes of the liver to sort this issue out.

[@huntergaming7174]

thank u Sir even our teacher deos not give us such description

[@mostafakareem6543]

thank you doctor for your amazing expleantion

[@akram.jaffar]

You're welcome

[@shavaitasuman6441]

Very clear and made easy lecture... May I request you to post more videos on viscera. Thank you so much for the video.

[@PatriciaRJones-ty7tw]

Interesting! Stabbing pain on right side, inside low end of ribs, 20 years, weight gain of 80 pounds in less 3 months , 2004, high cholesterol, when basically a vegan for 5 years, (until advised to take high protein diet), 100 blood draws, no answer yet...any suggestion, liver seems so logical...sandlike grains on back of hands, about the body on occasion lead me to high toxicity thoughts...anaphylactic response to injected drug 5 years prior to adema, bloating and weight gain. Thanks Patti

[@syedsajjad7935]

I do not know, how long ago this case is noted here. However, if this case is rewritten, I would like to answer. You can send it to me on [e-mail]. Thankyou Patricia.

[@syedsajjad7935]

Syed Sajjad Today is January 10th, 2015 :) Happy New Year

[@anastasiaaa4094]

Thank you ! may Allah bless you and increase you in knowledge . Aameen !

[@alaikhya16]

thanx a lot it helped a lot thank u doctor

[@anjalikrishnakrollnbr106]

thanks a lot sir...

[@ayamohammed4872]

Thank you, dr!

[@aartisingh6849]

Thank you so much...GBU 😊

[@OTIMDANIELCOMBONI]

Awesome 👍❤

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Mohajer5]

thanks sir, but i really wonder how could u hold the liver without any gloves ?

[@akram.jaffar]

+‫أحمد حامد‬‎ This is a plastinated model of the liver. Plastination is a method of embalming by which fresh parts of the body are dissected then converted into plastic material which does not decay and is hard, dry, and odorless.

[@Mohajer5]

mmmm . thanks .

[@TheFullmastee]

it's really helpful thank you!

[@akram.jaffar]

+TheFullmastee you're welcome

[@keerthanasuresh154]

Thank you so much

[@بسمالله-ص5ن]

بارک الله فيك

[@akram.jaffar]

Thanks!

[@maeve1787]

thanks for this!!!

[@سيزرمان-ح8ظ]

What the function of ligumentum venosum

[@akram.jaffar]

+‫سيزر مان‬‎ During fetal life, the ligamentum venousu contains a vessel called the ductus venosus which short circuits the liver. In other words, oxygenated blood coming from the placenta enters the fetus through left umbilical vein (ligamentum teres hepatis afterwards), reaches the liver then makes a short cut without all the blood perfusing the liver, so blood passes to ductus venosus which carries it to inferior vena cava as the latter grooves the liver. For more details read about the fetal circulation and what modifications take place after birth. Thank you for your interest in the channel.

[@HASSAN-ey2qf]

NoThing it’s just a rememant of ductus venous which served as a shunt in fetal circulation

[@luluzahri3912]

Thanks very much

[@cutenana1805]

Thank you doctor

[@tanmayjain7876]

good one

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you!

[@shwetadhavale3047]

Very good

[@mrheisenberg7705]

thank u so much sir....

[@akram.jaffar]

+bashar bashar you are welcome

[@kannu2873]

Thank you so much sir

[@akram.jaffar]

+sonam singh you're welcome

[@farsina7662]

Nice class

[@MrSojek]

Is it edible like lamb or pig liver?

[@carlosdychitan8683]

Tnx so much