Clinically-Oriented Anatomy Of Endocrine Glands (Part 2)

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Thank you for the video, was fun watching it. Regarding Sella Turcica: believe it or not, it was described in 16-17 century, and at the time the Ottoman Empire was far more influential in many aspects(mostly the one true threat for Europeans' safety and their pituitary gland). It was first named as sphenoidal saddle/horse saddle in 16th century, but then renamed as Turkish Saddle in 17th century because #fashion. (and it definitely resembled the turkish type of saddle compared to other saddles at the time). #doofus

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its turkish saddle because the turkish nomads and ottomans used to have saddles with high front/backplates, rather then low ones like in europe or other areas. and the sella turcica also have high borders... so its became turkish...

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Cause Turkic people are the first ones who domesticated the horse, and they were the best riders of the ancient times, almost grown up on the horse. So, you couldn't imagine a turk without a horse, and a horse without a turk, and a horse without a saddle. So if something resembles a saddle, naturally it resembles a Turkic saddle.

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Is it just anatomy or also treatment and management ????

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What dose adeno mean ? What it is used for?

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@@MedicosisPerfectionalis it seems that HYPOTHALAMUS has two foot ; one in the ganglion system , and another in pituitary system of endocrines !!

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It’s shaped like a traditional Turkish saddle

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