Anatomy and Physiology of Urinary System

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Great video! Correction: renal pyramids at the cone, shaped pyramids within the renal medulla where the urine exits to the papilla then to the minor calyx, major calyx, renal pelvis, ureter, so on and so forth.

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You said that they are held together by the peritoneum among other tissues but I think the kidney is retroperitoneal

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Great video with one necessary correction. Urine is NOT sterile. Look up " Urine is Not Sterile: The Urinary Microbiota of Overactive Bladder Patients"

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well yea. but its a fairly recent study, so it probably didnt have a chance to catch up yeat.

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While it is recent, it is still prior to when this video was posted and is still an important correction.

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