Medical Embryology - Development of the Heart - Part Two

[@kassimma2034]

I don't normally comment on videos, but I couldn't let this one go by without showing appreciation. Thank you so much, I finally have an easy way to envision all the 2D drawings in anatomy textbooks in 3D. The physical props were excellent!

[@jeejeesmylee3039]

Absolutely PHENOMENAL! You have a beautiful gift of simplifying difficult subjects. A superb lecture series. I am a cardiac sonographer and LOVE anatomy lectures. Your teachings sir, brought tears! Just incredible!

[@ahmadidrees127]

this is the best video I have ever seen about heart development

[@Sony198909]

I don't usually comment on any videos but THIS ONE WAS A MUST! Fantastic work! Hardest part about studying embriology is the 3D visual of all the development and movement going on (which makes all book figures looks 10x more difficult to understand). Not to mention the fact that the explanation is in accordance with Moore and other good embriology books. My biggest thanks to you! Hope you continue this work (which I'm sure demands a LOT of time!) helping students all over the world (thank you internet!). Best regards from med student from Brazil!

[@MasodD1995]

I never comment. But I feel obliged and guilty to express my appreciation to you as a teacher. And also for other med student to not skip any minute of this outstanding lecture.

[@UmmeHabibaFaisal]

This is the best video on Development of Heart that I have watched. Understanding the 2D images of the text book just got easier after watching the video. Thank you so much ! I had been struggling to understand this myself since quite sometime, but had failed in doing so. Keep up the good work. Love from India.

[@mankwerabotho2001]

thank you. illustrations make for easy comprehension. stunning, thank you

[@AchtAway]

The embryology videos by this channel are unparalleled. Thank you so much

[@sowhowwelike]

This is the best video on heart embryology. It is obvious that there is a lot of effort to prepare this video and the part 1. I was worried because development of heart is really complicated but your videos are so understandable. Even though I am not a native speaker of English, video is unsophisticated (I guess it is the right word to describe) and I understood it. Thank you so much.

[@AmyM-yg1ue]

Took me on a really round-a-bout journey there, but got there in the end. It all makes so much more sense now, thanks for all your effort!

[@Bluecoconut182]

this is the BEST video series i have found to help me with heart folding and development. I watched so many other videos before but they were still so confusing. THIS SAVED MY POOR BRAIN FROM IMPLODING! THANK YOU!

[@karanchouhan8224]

Marvellous video ! *Hats off to you ! Literally these 2 videos made my concepts crystal clear

[@ss288181832]

My first comment on you tube in my life... I usually never comment. Being a trainee in cardiac surgery I just cannot give you enough gratitude for these videos. Loved it.. Thank you

[@RoshanLovesall]

Beautiful explaination. U made it, so simple and easy. Continue the good work.

[@BaTinaMilk]

Your videos are so helpful and more medical students should be watching them!

[@manogyaranjan4121]

this is the best video I have seen on the embryology of heart!! I jumped without any results to number of books and videos but never understood it as clearly as this!!!! This is just brilliant!!!! lots of respect from India!!

[@humapatel1206]

Best embryology videos ever. Thanks sir 😊

[@benjaminmdavis]

Also I never comment on youtube videos but yours have been so helpful in revising for MRCOG Part 1. Thanks so much for all the time and effort you've put in to all of your videos! Your explanations are clear, and the level of knowledge is just right.

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I cant thank you enough, Sir. I have been having a difficulties to learn embryology and I have feared that I will never be able to understand this. But thanks to your amazing explanation. I have finally understood it. God bless you

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I really appreciate the time you take to do these videos... Really big help! Thank you so much!

[@ashleighmclean1662]

I have never commented on a video before but I wanted to say a huge thank you - this obviously takes a lot of time and effort, and is truly appreciated! I have never understood embryology so well. Many thanks and keep up the good work :)

[@nonimiwasala236]

Thank you so much! Probably one of the best heart embryology videos out there.

[@karthikkumar5529]

This is exceptionally useful. You, sir are a true legend. The visualising is quite hard to understand reading textbooks but your models are AMAZING. Please continue to make more.

[@rajmehta6402]

love this. Thank you so much. Please keep making medical videos

[@Zein668]

Sir i can't thank you enough for this amazing video that sure comes from deep knowledge of embryology and i wouldn't understand this that good if it wasn't for you...thank you

[@scientificninja7622]

Thank you very much. This is beautiful. You are an amazing teacher who deserves a lot of awards. Like honestly, you went through extreme lengths to make us understand. Thank you so much!!!

[@SirRockeman]

I've to say that those notes in my notebook are the best until now. Thank you so much! Best wishes for you and your famiy from Colombia

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Much Appreciated Sir ! You truly have the skills within you, please use these skills in the best way you can !

[@zainabzahra8468]

I just wanna Thank you, Sir.....May God Bless you with joys and happiness ..for giving the best explanation on this topic ...you saved my life...

[@farhatarig2608]

I sincerely wish to thank you. I feel that I finally grasped this concept both in 2D and 3D. And I loved your colorful props too.

[@inneralpha]

All I can say is God Bless you sir. That was excellent.

[@sokaltarona9889]

Awesome..you gave lot of effort to make us understand..thank you so much..keep making videos and helpin us..lots of well wishes for you

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One of the best explanations.

[@taraaziz2199]

Thank you so much for this. SUPERBLY done!! Very helpful for USMLE STEP 1 prep!

[@dr.m.umairmajeed9675]

Best explaination of Heart Embryology ever.......

[@fatimakazmi4391]

Thank you so much. I’ve been struggling with cardiac embryology and finally you came in like an angel and helped me understand. Thank you.

[@soumyasaha3515]

This is a very helpful video . It makes crystal clear concept about embryology of heart. Thanks a lot sir 👍👍👍

[@Vividsify]

Excellent explanations, very useful for my upcoming exam. Thank you!

[@lourdesmedina7561]

This video saved my life !!! It is so clear. Thank you so much for doing it!

[@ge-vivinvinister8670]

Amazing stuff. Simple logical step by step reasoning makes heart embryology tame. You make it so easy. Keep at it please. And thank you

[@tubaqamar3976]

Thank you so much! I always thought embryology was very much brain teaser!..However listening to your lecture , it's so" step by step"....that now it's easy.....

[@esr10503]

extremely useful for visualising whats in the books such as First Aid

[@migueldelgado1953]

From the bottom of my heart, thank you very much Sir!

[@giltuito1545]

Amazing video, explains this complicated process like a book never could. thank you sir!

[@alheliramirez4158]

The best video on the heart embriology, I understand this lesson now, thank you so much!!

[@corgisandpugs]

You just saved my anatomy grade. Thank you very much!!!

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A big thank you frm nepal.... u have made everything so easy and interesting

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Usually I don't give sheet for making comment But you and your video is quite incredible Please don't stop making such amizing videos

[@vigd4690]

At 10:25, when you start outlining the problem that you can't shut off connection between the left and right atrium without the embryo dying, are we assuming that functionally the outflow tract has already divided into pulmonary and aortic parts and/or that the interventricular foramen is too small for blood to flow from left to right? (although of course they are all happening at the same time) Because if that hasn't happened yet, then I assume blood can still flow into either the primitive ventricle on the left, or the bulbus cordis on the right and it wouldn't matter. If any blood flows into the bulbus cordis, it can just exit via the aortic sac, and if any blood flows into the primitive ventricle, it can just flow into the bulbus cordis and exit through the aortic sac. So in that case there would be no problem.

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you are an amazing teacher , sir ....

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you explained it waaaaaaaaaaaay better than my teacher... Thank you so much, it helped me alot!! I subscribed and shared the videos with my fellow students.

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Excellent and thank you for your hard work.

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Saved my life. Thanks a lot.

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Much Appreciated boss!! Simplification at its best!!!

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the best video ever, indeed !!!

[@mohd7601]

these videos are magnificent, I wasted a lot of time in review books and other videos but didn't understand as mush as now. Thanks sir

[@zarah6356]

Wow this literally saved my life! Thank you so much for all the energy you put into making this video! Now let us hope my embryology exam will go well

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You are awesome! excellent video, easy to understand.

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thank you so much this was the clearest explanation I've seen!

[@silverfae16]

Hello! I have had a hard time understanding this lesson just by reading on a book. Your video helped me so much! Thank you!

[@ledisko25]

this was amazing, you are a lifesaver!!

[@akivagallant6255]

Wow! Great explanations! Just one comment: At 30:00 you mention that the Ductus venosus turns into Ligamentum teres after birth, if I'm not mistaken it actually turns into Ligamentum venosum.

[@neoael]

the ligamentum venosum is continuous sometimes with the ligamentum teres, so both are correct

[@psychecare_usama]

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[@mayankacharya]

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[@ericac2355]

Would you consider consolidating these amazing drawings into a PDF for reference when studying? I absolutely love your videos and use them to study all the time. I'm preparing to take my STEP1 exam and all other still images of the embryology don't do it justice. It would be a HUGE help! Thank you again for all that you do!

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[@MrEman4740]

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[@roshanjana7821]

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[@aween42]

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[@pranays126]

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[@gamingmaster2737]

You are amazing!!!!

[@Mohammed_125]

Very helpful. Much appreciated!

[@leoreheim3399]

Amazing presentation :)

[@pamps4175]

This was an incredibly helpful video! Do you have a document with the images? If not I will probably just take screen shots and print them out. Really fantastic explanations and diagrams. Thank you so much.

[@muhammadebad7778]

Thanks its awesome.. I want you to make a video on congenital heart diseases.. please

[@cydonshred]

Great lesson! Thank you!

[@chunkymonkey2782]

how did you go from the image at 6:56 to the view at 7:17? i'm having a hard time orienting myself after the image at 6:56. is the view at 6:56 anterior or lateral?

[@sumudusandanayake1864]

I think the view at 6:56 is anterior :)

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Brilliant :) Thank you

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[@chunkymonkey2782]

you mention the ductus venosis and ateriosus at the end but where are those 2 things mentioned elsewhere in this video??

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could you put a link to the powerpoint presentation? many thanks :)