Foetal (Fetal) Circulation

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[@armandohasudungan]

MISTAKE ANNOUNCEMENT! Umbilical arteries arise from internal iliac arteries not from Inferior Vena Cava! Hopefully the concept still makes sense :) Thanks guys!

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[@joaocesar8988]

I think that vessel is called ductus arteriosos only. Patent is when it persists in adult life.

[@hongkim2823]

i think so

[@rimjhim9478]

It is patent after birth too.It closes within hrs or days after birth.It is a boon in certain congenital heart defects like D-TGA.

[@enloveyduvey001]

yup.

[@pendulumlongballs6851]

Yeah it's called ligamentum venosum after birth

[@pendulumlongballs6851]

Patent ductus is congenital malformation

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[@mariapennylane]

I’m in nursing school and this video is a total lifesaver. Thank you so much. Also, your fetus looks like Jerry, the Dad on Rick and Morty. That really makes my day. Thanks once again.

[@tommyarthurso3785]

Your explanation is one of the clearest among the videos found online. Thank you

[@Campbellteaching]

This is wrong Im afraid. The umbilical arteries arise form the internal iliac arteries, not iliac veins as you have drawn it.

[@Campbellteaching]

O I see you have seen this already

[@manjunathvenkatpati]

Yes

[@nabinarai1849]

Oh

[@JKMreina]

Can you please let me know if the mother's blood mixes with the fetus please and thank you.

[@ananshnawang2360]

Yes, thank you...... I was very confused after watching the umbilical arter location

[@chloel2562]

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How is that relaxing seeing into a baby? Even though it’s just a drawing. Some warped people in KZbin..

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[@mohamedsaber2892]

Well said

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Your drawing makes the explanation more swift and simple to understand. Great work.

[@Xeroxmyassiluv]

It’s wild how all of this works and comes to be, the genetic code instructing the cells to build these structures at the right time in the right way to create a sentient being.

[@bansadok]

Despite the error of correcting the" umbilical arteries arise from the internal iliac arteries, not iliac veins", it's the most comprehensive yet simple video on foetal circulation I have seen and listened to. Thank you so much.

[@appleidea2762]

thanks

[@appleidea2762]

umblical arteries arise from the aorta

[@appleidea2762]

umblical arteries arise from the internal iliac arteries

[@appleidea2762]

but not from the veins

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You really made me understand this difficult very easily. Your illustrations are very good. Keep it up man!

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Thanks so much. This was easy to understand but had all the important information.

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Thanks.. last minute study for my exam.. nice way to brush up the imp topics

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I am fascinated by your drawing skills. I can watch you all day! Helps with learning anatomy & physiology.

[@howtomedicate]

Just what I needed! Great video!

[@sharmistha001]

Why he is telling patent ductus arteriosus? PDA is a condition when the Duct is not closed after birth. Before birth it is only ductus arteriosus

[@vigneshs8267]

Umbilical arteries arise from internal iliac arteries not from Inferior Vena Cava..

[@andik6245]

Vignesh S right, though it woult make more sense from the veins..

[@vigneshs8267]

Oh! Thank you..

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I love the way you draw,so effortlessly! You are so artistic and genius 🤗

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Thank you. I do understand. Helps a lot.

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[@1rrrrrrrrrrr544f]

Thanks 😊, but the pulmonary trunk is anterior to the aorta, in the image, you've drawn the opposite 😢

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Dr Armando the great. I dont have to read this again Doc. Thank you

[@Glenn-F-Rice]

My nurse just came in and said she was studying fetal circulation and it different. After watching this video she is right. This is amazing.

[@RameshKumar-nw4sv]

Very well explained with all the illustrations. Though am not a medical student, but it all made sense. Thanks and keep up the good job.

[@rohitk9216]

Mistake: it’s not a PATENT ductus arteriosus until and unless the baby is born. As long it’s still in the womb it’s only: Ductus Arteriosus

[@FatimaM.Abdullah]

Great work , keep going sir 👍..thanks alot from Iraqi medical student

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Thank you beyond words I soooo needed this to understand my embryology class !!!

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[@ilearnedsomethingtoday4687]

Small correction - umbilical arteries derive from the L and R common iliac arteries, not the common iliac veins. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Ty.

[@ilearnedsomethingtoday4687]

I just read the lower comments to the same effect. Sorry!

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Thank you for helping me understand. I was very lost in my lecture today

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This was incredibly helpful. Thank you!

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Super explaination with beatiful drawing

[@rhino3958]

explained better than my lecturer, thanks

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Amazing explanation! Muchas gracias! ^_^

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I don’t prefer to comment generally but you explained very well thank you ❤️

[@chaneshanethsarani769]

Hey little correction . Umbilical arteries are form on fetus aorta not IVC.THNK YOU

[@ButtonMason]

Great video, but please note that the pulmonary artery arises anterior to the aorta

[@ganeshb-1364]

Amazing lecture keep it up

[@tonygian2304]

very well explained, good job

[@brightflex4130]

Connection between pulmonary artery and aorta is ductus arteriosus in fetus.but if it persists in a adult it is patent ductus arteriosus

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You are amazing, thank you so much for making these videos -6th year medical student

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Thank you so much for this amazing demonstration ❤️❤️

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What an explanation. Thankyou you made it easy!

[@MovieSneaks]

Beautiful explanation 👌👌understood easily

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your vedioes are so good it help us to study a lot. thanks for uploading such imformative vedioes. i have a sugession if you can put a link were we can take quality pictures of these illustrations it will be more helpful and useful to us.

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absolutely incredible! Thank you!! Lord knows I wouldn't be passing my classes without you! Thanks again

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Wow.what a good teaching. Thanks a lot sir

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Really thank you . This video is very simple and very good .Thanks for all your efforts😊🙏🏻

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Exceptional explanation

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Nicely explained Ma shaa Allah

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thanxx a lot to make this topic more easier to understand😇

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[@pokepoke1889]

Are- The lungs kinda useless as a fetus? I don’t think you can breath oxygen inside the womb and isn’t that what the lungs are for? Also nice video! Very useful information

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Beautifully told story as always. Great work Armando 🙏🏽

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Amazing lecture ever 💕

[@pattyrivera9357]

This is a great video. Please correct me if I am wrong, but I think the umbilical arteries are stemming from incorrect vasculature in this video...

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Omg I was struggling with this topic it was really useful

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Thank you so much for simplifying it so beautifully for us! I know this took alot of work and understanding from your side

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Thank you so much! Learning was never been easy until i watched your video! More power Sir and Godbless!

[@mimkhatun5165]

It’s a complete and clear concept about fetal circulation. Thank you so much for this vedio.

[@haripanditparanjpe30]

Umbilical arteries originates from aorta (internal iliac) and not from inferior vena cava as shown in ur diagram. Kindly check & revert back.

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Thank you for sharing this it was very well explained

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brilliant thank you so much

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Thank you sir! .. it helped quite a lot 😇

[@NazrulIslam-jp8bc]

(correction) Umblical artery is a branch from internal iliac artery.

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Excellent explanation 💯💯💯

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What an amazing video. 💓 You are the best

[@hariskhan8051]

Sir at 7:04 you said that UMBILICAL ARTRIES reoxygenated from maternal circulation..Are these not UMBILICAL VEINS???

[@soniagm2723]

Thank you so much . This video helped me a lot

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Your videos saves lives ! Thank you so much.

[@linneaidhlundgren6]

Using a fetoscope, it is sometimes easy to hear the swoosh sound of the placenta i.e. the mothers pulse delivering blood to the placenta but I am unable to hear the fetal heart beat. Either the mother is fat or she moves away because she is having a contraction. My question is, if i have heard only the placenta swooshing pulse, it is enough to know the fetus is alive? I think this question only applies to those who use a fetoscope, because those who use a doppler likely cannot differentiate between placenta and maternal pulse, because all they get is a rate. A fetoscope is much more sensitive to the nuances of fetal heart and placenta and maternal heart beat. Is there anyone who was checking with a fetoscope and there was a dead fetus, lacking any fetal heart tones, but still heard the placental swish?

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deeply thanks for great explanation

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thank u so much for such a wonderful explanation sir.....