Histology: Male Reproduction

Creator/Producer/Illustrator/Editor: Christopher J. Demas, MD
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Alpert Medical School of Brown University
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Illustrations of Histology // Demas Med Lectures
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[@andrewpleva]

6:13 Vas deferens is not an anatomical term! Borrowed from Latin vas (“vessel”), are tubes that carry blood, if it doesn't carry blood then it can be considered as a duct. Therefor the correct anatomical name is Ductus deferens. Other then that great video thanks!

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Is it just me or you're barely able to see the diagrams?

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