Shotgun Histology Eye

[@archontakis91]

I took my histo exam today and i did well just because of you. You have been more like a teacher to me than my real teachers will ever be, and for that, i thank you very much. However i have the feeling that i'm not the only one who's grateful. All of my 120 colleagues enrolled in the second year of medicine agree that you did an awesome job. Keep it up, there are always gonna be medical students out there in need of inspiration.

[@realbadvirus]

Washington, I would like to personally thank you for all these videos. I am a first year medical student from New Mexico that has never taken histology before and hated it for the first 2 weeks of class. After discovering your videos, I actually started enjoying histology and actually look forward to studying it and learning more about pathology. Thank you so much for taking something like this and making it so interesting. I am surprised why lectures cant be this interesting. Take care.

[@RohithBasu]

in soviet russia, tissue looks at you

[@DrJones254]

As a first year medical student, you are my savior. Thank you so much for doing this.

[@henrikjakob8880]

Same right here :D from Germany

[@faithfoi1303]

"I even know more than he does" -Doc, is so cute when bragging. Thanks for sharing this Doc!

[@AreliMusiK]

LOL! "He doesn't really admit it yet"

[@nwaezechideraprecious7322]

The tissue is indeed looking at us 😂😂💯

[@julietavalon]

haha, i liked the comment you made about your son:)

[@stephaniem9163]

Thank you SO much for this video! My final histology exam is approaching and your videos serve as an amazing review! Thanks again!

[@hecutler1111]

Thank you! I am a first year chiropractic student and was not looking forward to histo. Your videos and demeanor are wonderful - I am delighted to find you cover every required path of histology we must follow. Please continue... Heather

[@WashingtonDeceit]

...and you are the tulip of my soul!

[@ricardofski]

Hi Prof. Minarcik. At 6:46 you actually meant dilating the pupil (referring to the more proximal smooth muscle fibers in the vascular tunic) instead of constricting it, right? Once again, many thanks for your videos.

[@Javahascrashed]

The muscle constricts so the pupil gets dilated, i think he said it correctly

[@kavitachouhan4538]

Is that correct the anterior epithelium of cornea converts into conjunctiva at the limbus

[@judy1945]

Just wanted to say that your videos have been SUPER helpful. Thank you!

[@pakiboy1988]

thanks man, this will help me for midterms! You da man!

[@NamelessNamezza]

thank you very much 🙏

[@hadiyashariff4100]

That comment about your son 🤣was such a sweet slap on his face

[@WashingtonDeceit]

you made my day, jam!...wdc

[@ughsirius]

Thank you so much for this!!!

[@brigittawea91]

Thankyou sir for the video its really easy to understand

[@theevilwithintheory.medica1494]

Sir, what Is the best book For studying histology?

[@WashingtonDeceit]

We used Junquiera, and found it very smooth and logical, I liked Wheater's a lot too.

[@theevilwithintheory.medica1494]

@@WashingtonDeceit God bless you 👍🏻

[@erinnhawaii]

wow if only I knew about this before! thank you!

[@TheAmandaBaek2]

Thank you so much for these amazing videos :D

[@Dlaeoqls]

masson/fontana stain?

[@testCS1991]

Woop Woop ! Tnx 2 you I'm gonna pass my exam :D

[@zaijirou]

awesome! thank you for these videos. :)

[@jokacho21]

Thank you Sir, from National University of Trujillo, Peru.

[@Commando303X]

You said your son is an ophthalmologist; what do you do?

[@vanessafhg]

awesome!! from Portugal!

[@FernaTheBarbarian]

You didnt identify everything! whats the blue spot antero-laterally ?

[@caromango]

Has he admitted to it yet? :)

[@xiribi]

I am sorry, this is too inaccurate. Descemet's epithelium? Bowman's epithelium? RPE in the iris? etc etc... Maybe I am reading the wrong textbooks...

[@myblueplanet6247]

hi, i am sorry Xiribi, but you are maybe reading the wrong textbooks, because this video is very very accurate...

[@xiribi]

MyBluePlanet Descemet's membrane is a basement membrane of the corneal endothelium and is composed mainly of type IV collagen. This is clearly defined in Kansky, Forrester or any other good anatomy ophthalmology book.

[@nicolekirk3944]

xiribi Agree w/ xiribi. Good images, but some mistakes. Corrections: there are more than "5 or 6" layers of the retina (ILM, NFL, GCL, IPL, INL, OPL, ONL, ELM, PR IS/OS, RPE), calling Bowman's layer (not a true membrane) and Descemet's membrane "epithelium" is incorrect, and finally RPE does not extend along the extent of the posterior iris (should be referred to as IPE, which like RPE is derived from neuroectoderm).

[@mohammad.shokrolahi]

thankyou :)

[@khabatmahmood1427]

Heyyy