Connective Tissue - Histology | Lecturio

[@gyebinyantehbotwe5286]

you covered the whole topic of connective tissue in 31 minutes......Thank you very much

[@studywithkennedy]

Thanks LECTURIO for the great content you put out here, helping med students all around the world. You've inspired me to provide content to contribute in the way i can. Thank you again.

[@alissajeanfreau7741]

Love the way he narrates the information - very easy to understand! and the information sticks!

[@Ronjayley]

Thanks LECTURIO - Your video helps me a lot to understand connective tissue. Your tempo is very very helpful for me too - not too fast not too slow and very clear. Again thank You so much.

[@dr.kushagramittal6060]

Just wow!! The best histology teacher I have ever seen!!!!

[@abdihaycho9885]

to listen your video is better than attending class for for whole of the day

[@প্ৰাণপ্ৰতিম]

One of the best explanation on the connective tissue.Thank you so much sir.

[@farinkhodammohamadi7325]

thanks a lot. it was so easy to understand you are the best histology teacher I've ever seen.

[@lecturiomedical]

Glad to hear that!

[@farinkhodammohamadi7325]

@@lecturiomedical it was an honor. thanks a lot

[@gregorykarimian3813]

correction at 7:00 - mesoderm develops into mesenchyme*** not mesenchyme to mesoderm

[@BlessingsJay-rf4mw]

Do some extra research on that because he was correct. mesenchyme develops into mesoderm, while mesoderm can give rise to other tissues like bone, muscle, etc

[@nyawirawaithaka4993]

Thank you so much sir. Very well explained and easy to understand.

[@aisham3312]

Finally I got answers to my questions. Since I'm taking the AMP class online I've to study on my own and I was having a hard time understanding this topic. But you've explained everything so clear and comprehensive! Thank you.,Prof!

[@giftsondashi8934]

Thank you so much sending love from zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲

[@filmic1]

Super clear just like my undergraduate Histology Prof. back in the eighties..

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Thank for your teachers.

[@afiasondashi5965]

Your teaching style is out of this world :)

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Thank you 🇬🇭

[@tariqahmad32]

great content easily explained

[@keittair23]

Wow man you're a great teacher. Thanks😊

[@pradyutanuj6905]

H&E vey tough to distinguish as all are red Weigert- elastin is dark blue Muscle is light red and collagen is dark Masson-green is collagen brownny red is muscle Gomori- collagen is blue. muscle is red.elastin is white Silver- reticular fibers Collagen fibers are based on their thickness and strength the 1 being the thickest and strongest and 3 being the weakest The Reticular fibers have more sugar molecules than the collagen and elastin and are most abundant in lymph nodes. The Reticular fibers are most seen in silver stain

[@cu81]

This is magically

[@mushibawinnie7633]

Very much helpful thank you

[@teodrag608]

Do we use a specific book as reference for these Lecturio presentations ? I have to study Gartner Histology for my exams and I want to be as relevant as possible.

[@shravimohan5672]

you explain the content so well, thank you!

[@fredrickpaul7905]

Very nice presentatio

[@danamclemore3805]

Very helpful

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Thank so much for the video Prof

[@somebody5126]

Thank you

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[@martinklassic3916]

Great video!!

[@GustavoPedrosa74]

Spectacular lecture! Thank you so much!

[@mrmichael2032]

Very wonderful lecture

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its really amazing thank you

[@caesar1765]

thank you so much Lecturio!!

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Bestttt 🔥🔥

[@derier1000]

this is pretty solid, tho those were not testis on the slides 1000 % where are seminiferous tubules ?!

[@mrmichael2032]

Excellent!!!!!!!!!!?? Please I need the continuation ( wandering cells)

[@derier1000]

macrophages for examples, cells that are not fixed in tissue, and go trough blood, as i said monocytes for example

[@rbg7408]

Thanks!

[@medicallifewithjohn8343]

Awesome

[@shumiraimutsambiwa7711]

I'm enjoying

[@ataates7670]

what was the music at he intro? i think it seems kind of cllassic music part? do anyone remember?

[@neelspal]

awesome

[@peterbrown4883]

The lecture hea..ah, was very clea...ah. wonderful

[@abdiraxmaancaamir8956]

Thanks please tell you number l have questions related to connective tissue

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Please share your doubts

[@kairanyamichael3821]

You are biology

[@matansolomon6402]

nice !!!

[@yourfavoriteweapon92]

Thanks but i lol'ed at how you say umbilical "uhm-bih-LAI-kuhl"

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Crazy