Ophthalmic veins

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Ur the only educational channel I watch for fun as well as education ofc

[@helenjohnson7583]

This was very enlightening! Especially about the triangle area! So it’s sound wisdom to carefully wash the face and keep the skin healthy. (My mother was a nurse and she taught me to keep hands off the face in order to avoid contagious disease.)

[@91shahhitisha83]

You r a excellent teacher just can't express tht u make anatomy so easy 😊

[@fantasticweb6384]

You are like Dr house 😮 Thank you for this great vedios ♥️

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[@RG-rt7fp]

Fantastic content! I hope you could do a video on sweat glands. Where does the fluid come from, why sweat includes salt, electrolytes, etc. Thanks!

[@acacianorison]

Great video Dr San🚘🚘🚘🚙🚙🚙🚙🚙🚘🚘🚘

[@hbd340]

Great man

[@elafalibrahim9828]

Wow !

[@rupeshmotivation5011]

Great

[@seagull5976]

i usually get confusing with that word like whether its opthalmic or ophthalmic

[@SamWebster]

Most people do. I have to check every now and then.

[@AB-sc5qx]

@@SamWebster It's ophthalmic. It is Greek. Ophthalmic comes from ophthalmos (οφθαλμός) which means eye in greek. Second letter of the word in Greek φ is written ph in english and third letter θ is written th, so ( ο-φ-θ-αλμος becomes o-ph-th-almic). (sometimes life is easier when you are Greek) Professor Webster your presentations are amazing!! (as usual...!! )

[@kieupham402]

Thanks ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ

[@osmanalfadil8121]

Are you drunk?😂