Part II - Inflammation

[@armandohasudungan]

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[@joappelseed]

Dude, this was absolutely brilliant, best videos i've seen on inflammatory response!! Keep up the good work, you got fans for sure!! Cheers from UK!!

[@hayaabouyehya5657]

it's a bit selfish to ask but as a med student with no funds or fresh $, as I also know how tiring all this information and time-consuming they can be, but if someone has the PDF for this please attach it below so I can print it out ... Thanks a bunch and thank you for your perfect explanation and demonstration.

[@mangotangochick]

The whole process that happens when you make even a small cut in the skin is astounding... it both overwhelms and amazes me. Thank you for making this video. It was very useful and highlighted the key concepts to guide my study :)

[@zakharmusic9071]

and atheist people comes around and tell us Only a god can make such a beautiful Work (DNA, nature, body mechanisms, universal physics ) every detail counts.

[@mooketsiranthatsa1458]

From Botswana, i must categorically state that these video are far much better that the lecture notes...very elaborate...

[@nellie272003]

Thank you so much! After reading my textbook, I was royally confused. Your videos helped me to put it all together! :)

[@helenadominguez4177]

Hey, I'm a Spanish speaker, and I've been looking for sth like this for so long! It's quite hard to found worth videos about such specific topics on my native languague .Thank you so much for your dedication! Cheers from Perú!!!

[@Dayv7]

Your videos are a great help! Kudos for the time you must spend in producing them. So glad I followed the link to your website also.

[@gabriellachang2967]

I appreciate you taking out the time to prepare a visual demonstration on how this works. Thanks a bunch Armando!

[@grumpledum]

this is brilliant! am studying a module on immunology now and you gave a brilliant summary to help me fit everything together! Thank you!

[@usmantariq3352]

Appreciate the hardwork behind this video. Thankyou for making it easy

[@catarinaitho1938]

you just saved me its my second week of med school, I am just really lost. thanks for the help!!!

[@LaylaMoussa]

You always save my grades, thnq sooooo much, greetings from Egypt

[@shine2o9]

You are a great teacher! Thank you for the supplemental study video.

[@sarah46787]

Thank you very much. I am a very visual type of person and your videos are really helping me.

[@chaks94]

I have been watching all your videos, and I love them all. They help me understand concepts better, thankyou so much!

[@dilashabajgain5901]

Keep making these kind of videos😻 really very helpful thanks!

[@Msmanusie]

All I can say is Wow!It`s very detailed and I learned a lot. Great drawing skillsThank you

[@kabahkhadidja3234]

I'm a follower from Algeria your videos help me too much to resume my courses thank you dr .

[@iradjalal7387]

Thanks for such a clear explanation... It helps me much

[@hinaahmed02]

thank you for making it sooooo simple!! The diagramatic representation was brilliant!

[@aurelialucarelli9843]

Very good thankyou. But rrubor, tumor, calor, dolor and functio laesa is Latin not Greek

[@aasiq2546]

You're an angel! i finally understand the whole process. Thank You very much!

[@aimsilaon7644]

Your videos are amazing! I know it has been 6 years but just wanted to let you know that it's 'arachidonic acid'. Thank you for the videos they help me a lot

[@ellakay977]

best video on inflammation . thank you sir

[@Fikacz123]

I wish I have such a pro teacher on my uni! WOW

[@amyarchibeque6399]

Do you know what roles TNF blockers(Humira/Remicade) or steroids have in stopping inflammation? I'm curious if it just blocks "Local Effects", or "Systemic" as well? Why does Prednisone control some inflammation, but not others such as Humira and vice versa? Example: Prednisone cleared up Seb. Dermatitis, but made Colon Inflammation worse, while while Humira did nothing for dermatitis, but assists colon inflammation. I know these cases are individualized, but I'm trying to understand the effects of TNF blockers more--- especially when doctors warn you about possible infections from fevers, although TNF blockers may prevent or drastically slow the reaction time of a fever.

[@shanidmohiyuddin6970]

thanks for uploading and spent many hours for creating such a informative videos.. your drawings are osome.. unique way of teaching

[@woloabel]

Super illustration of the Inflammatory Reaction (Immunology and Biology of Lymph Nodes [Anatomy and Physiology]) Common to All People, well almost All. The Narration (A Medical Definition of Inflammation and Most Primary Mediators thereof) helps and this is time consuming so much thanks before hand. The system rewards a selective number and it is impossible to know who absent them being on your payroll. I know you are not on my payroll....Grazie mille, mio amico....

[@sei531]

another very well explained and illustrated video. thanks so much for doing these.

[@theskypharma8650]

your explanation is too good i understand finely

[@dejavubeatz24]

Thank you so very much. You are the man. I can't even thank you enough. More power to you.

[@sairaahsan9019]

Thank you so much for this amazing concepts made by you you are such a great teacher

[@Majeczta000]

OMG thank you so much

[@morenaspagnoli7639]

I love this video! It helped me understand and integrate inflammation with the rest of my exam topics :)

[@SmoDesign]

It would be very helpful if you posted the topics/objectives that you've discussed in your videos, so we could know if we're gonna hear what we're looking for or not. that would save a lot of time.Thank you

[@kevinnicholas6326]

BRILLIANT THANKYOU FOR MAKING MY 70 PAGES to simply 14 minutes

[@VoadorHolandes1]

Simply perfect! Thank you very much! Global viewing of the inflammatory process!

[@taraxxx1993]

You're an amazing teacher to me! thank you!

[@susu-dt9jh]

you make physiology a bit more understandable & interesting! kudos to you :)

[@syedtalhabinaqeel]

I really wanna thankyou for last minute preparations if there weren't be your video then I had to study more than 90 pages of Robbins Patho.

[@ChatchaiPurananunak]

You saved me from dying during the exam in the class. Thank you for doing all these videos. Keep up your good work. :D

[@mohsinfareed1797]

Thanks . I am very lucky to come across of your brilliant videos. Great , well explained all of them. Thanks again and again for your effort.

[@muhdihsan93]

thnx you for your time spend for every video that i watch,really help me understanding better instead of memorizing btw AFAIK, swelling is called edema not tumor,correct me if i'm wrong

[@spldrstudtom]

tumor, rubor, calor, dolor et functio laesa= the signs of inflammation. Tumor means swelling in greek.

[@katiesinger4853]

Excelente los graficos. Muy bien organizada la informacion y muy clara. A veces no se entiende bien lo que escribis, pero si uno sabe algo del tema no es tanto problema. Gracias por tu tiempo para hacer estos videos!

[@DamZFXBeats]

You're so insane! Really great teacher, people need to know your videos.. Seriously! I'm glad this is slower compared to the video you made for glycolysis and gluconeogenesis regulation video.

[@stefan0R]

Great video, very helpful :) Btw, all 4 words characterising inflammation are latin, not greek!

[@usafwx01]

You are amazing, after spending 6 hours in lecture pwr point and reading I was still confused, this broke it down so much easier. Thank you thank you thank you!

[@senkab.6160]

I have no other word except EPIC! Thanks for your great videos!

[@beinglogical1756]

Crystal clear explanation

[@jaredvurens]

Thanks! Good work

[@sashav6847]

wonderful work Armando. Keep it up man

[@arifhossen2251]

very good,,, your teaching process attracts me,, carry on👏😍

[@ayomajoshuajohn8315]

Great work, well explanation.

[@wellpharma255]

Best explanation 😊😊love from India ❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@aliqasim3476]

Thank you armando

[@Sunflower__Queen]

Thank you soooooo much, your videos never disappoint!!!!!

[@tatheerfatima3263]

Absolutely brilliant,keep it up 👍

[@zakariazitouniterki3334]

Thankss i had strugles understanding inflammation u made it all clear Thank you 💖

[@cammy8208]

Thank you very much sir for the video. Very much appreciated

[@stolimonster4286]

Fantastic! Thanks so much for your great videos - love your style of teaching

[@theremightbecats]

THANK YOU SO MUCH OMG YOU'RE A LIFE SAVER

[@annalovegrove9299]

Amazing! Can you please do a video specific to anaphylaxis??

[@dzungnguyenlamquoc1247]

Fabulous Doc, thank you

[@harpreetkaur5239]

What an amazing video ❤ thank you so much. Love it !! Great efforts

[@rahim7133]

thanks for the great explanation and is it possible to print of or download the diagrams .

[@blueberry11051]

THANK YOU....

[@staceys1870]

Absolutely brilliant!!!!!

[@robinnoble2245]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@pergustafreiten7305]

Understood itt, nice pun! Great video! Helps to visualize everything

[@aishwaryadhar2945]

thank yoou so much

[@Al-sf9qn]

thank you

[@dewialrasha]

thank u ....... this was really really clear and brilliant........

[@waystobuildwealth8589]

the two minute adds before every video has me going crazy

[@komancikartal]

Dolor is not greek, it's latin. Algia means pain in greek

[@adooola.k1153]

Uuuh man, no thank you for doing these great videos !!! God bless you

[@Baharaakbari]

I am only stuck with initiate immune system the roles of nodes and cells driver blah blah too much just confused thanks a lot for all awesome explanations

[@julietteparnell8745]

Great video - just one question. Do DAMPs and PAMPs do exactly the same thing when it comes to inflammation?

[@doctork5200]

you are amazing brother ! Bless you !

[@acehussain11]

You did not talk about MHC class one and 2. but thanks, it helped :-)

[@sheryld8862]

Thank you! Such great videos. It helps me a lot!

[@shaikhrahmat7381]

Amazing👍 who else is learning in 2020 from India 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@tuppercareyd]

Great video

[@MrSebac132]

Great videos, but there is a little mistake, neutrophills cannot directly detect PAMPs, bacteria has to be opsonised first :)

[@aymanyousaf9634]

actually they can, neutrophils do engulf it , but the process is slow, and when the antibody etc act as opsonin it makes the process fast.

[@aymanyousaf9634]

+Mrsebac123 actually they can, neutrophils do engulf it , but the process is slow, and when the antibody etc act as opsonin it makes the process fast.

[@ishwaghouri3468]

Although the video gives crystal clear concept of inflammation..... But one point which confuse me is that why arackadonic acid metabolites(prostaglandin and leukotrienes) are produced???? I mean what is role of arackadonic acid in our body and why it's metabolites are produced in case of inflammation????

[@aldys92]

You´re a genius!

[@jobbbyyy4763]

You just save my life! thanks

[@elafsaif7252]

thnx armando.

[@SalamDent]

great as usual . I admire u

[@wolfpytlak2786]

I don't know why you learn it with those words, but rubor/dolor/calor/tumor are spanish words, they could be exactly the same in latin and that's why you learn them (because every old science loves their latin and old naming systems)

[@knownow1959]

Thanks

[@ReeliTrinity111]

thank u sir...

[@JewdetSMS]

Thank you very much, can you please add a picture of the map so we can download it, that will be very helpful. Thanks

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[@anonymouss8925]

i'm in love with you and your videos

[@spikeyt786]

Thank you so much! But I wish I watched this video yesterday, I had an osce exam and a section of it was on cytokine modulators, it would have helped me better understand it it I had watched this lol

[@mahfa7513]

Thank you very helpful

[@someone8987]

InCreDiBlE....Keep it up...Sir...May ua heart b at peace n may Allaah make everything easy for uh...Love From Kashmir...😍

[@hafizm.umerfarooq5511]

Highly understandable

[@93shuhada]

Thanks for such a good information ... you help me a lot .... Keep it up !!!

[@PearlPatricio]

This video helped a lot. Thank you so much! ❤