NEET PG | Pathology | Cellular Events of Inflammation By Dr Preeti Sharma

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this is probably one of the best pathology lectures I've sat through

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Normal flow------->Neutrophils are in the center because they are larger than RBC.

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No one can teach this in your way 🌸

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Way of teaching for knowing the content of the topic

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Nothing can be better than this video

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Thank you. It was simple and amazing recap.

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🤩🤩 thanks it's good for ug students too

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Thanks..❤️🤍💙

[@amritagupta8664]

Thanks a lot ma'am, I'm pursuing MMLT. And by help of your lecture, i complete my syllabus..

[@saagarika6158]

Thank you so much Mam.

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Way of teaching 👍👍

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Thank you very much ma'am. It was a supetcalifragilistic session.

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Simple and superb

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This was soooo useful for me Thank you sooo much mam😊

[@ChristopherMudenda-o2t]

Powerful

[@aishwaryakvernekar2842]

U have made pathology easy mam

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Thank you so much mam..👍🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@kotraramanakumar3505]

Nice explanation mam👍

[@Simrantrehan24]

Mam you are best ❤️

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Mam u are the best for pathology 🥰👍🏻thank u mam 😁❤️❤️

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Thanks a lot mam🙂

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This is so nice😍😍😯😯

[@ndy0146]

Very nice and helpful lecture mam ❤️

[@ayushdwivedi5796]

Is Component opsonin functionality is c5b then 3b then 4b????

[@suraj00718]

Thank you so much sir ❤️

[@villagevillegers8836]

Thanku mam

[@drshouvikchakraborty]

No ma'am you said it wrong in laminar blood flow WBCs are present at the center then next to them lies RBCs and platelets and at periphery lies plasma.

[@gonegirl1374]

Yes right

[@muhammadayyazashiq4428]

Yes this is the right pattern you mentioned

[@sk.md.tanish3052]

But in Robbins & Cotran's Pathological Basis of Disease (10th edition, Page no. 77) it is mentioned that "In normally flowing blood in venules, red cells are confined to a central axial column, displacing leukocytes towards the wall of the vessel"

[@drshouvikchakraborty]

@@sk.md.tanish3052 that's not in general. That is specific for Venules only

[@roshnivv278]

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[@satyajitpatra5187]

Very nice ma'am ☺️

[@singhage74]

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Nice explanation

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Osm teaching ,,mam ,,,,, i got dis

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I like the way you breath😂. Kidding.. Nice video 👍

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Nyc explain mam

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❤

[@amanpreetkaur561]

Endo epithelial cells

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Endothelial

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