Structure and Function of the Lung

[@edofiron1]

I read Dr West as a medical student. Now, as a pulmonologist I listen again and I am amazed. His research forms the corpus of pulmonary medicine knowledge. Thank you Dr West!

[@thiagofagundes5322]

Sempre uso ele e o seu exemplo com os alunos

[@monikag8087]

Dr West I am an Intensivist and I have discovered this today after many years and I am so grateful that u have allowed others like me tpo use your slides and lectures. Appreciate your openheartedness and free education principle. God bless with you lots of success and health

[@grnydozy]

What a delight to watch a genius who can actually teach. Not many can! Thank you Dr West for all of your contributions to respiratory physiology over the years, and for taking the time to capture your lectures so that many many other can learn from you.

[@imanebelcaid2086]

I am in TOTAL "AWE", Cannot believe that I have access to Dr. West's lecture. So grateful for this resource. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@정희용-i3p]

Thank you for your sharing. I am deeply moved by very nice lecture, picture, and your necktie

[@nkabani1]

I had a wonderful teacher of physiology in Medical school in Pakistan by the name of Rose Madan and she inspired me to go into Pulmonary. I see my teacher's style in Dr John West. Dr West your book was my guide through many tests after medical school and now your excellent lectures are presented so explicitly here. Thank you so much for your life long guidance and contribution. Delighted to listen.

[@hammadali7594]

I will be forever grateful to have come across this Legend who helped me get going through this tough organ-system. Not once in my medical school did I get the chance to clear my concepts on Respiratory Physiology that led me to dreadful times during my USMLE prep. I will forever be indebted to this great man who helped me consolidate my knowledge & foundations of basic science principles in Respiratory system. I dedicate my success to you Sir!

[@kmarielt9744]

Dr West, these videos are immensely helpful to me, an adult student back in college studying A&P. Your explanations are so good, the pictures, relevant and you don't go off on rabbit trails wasting time. I give you an A plus! May God bless you sir. Also Thanks to Cal- very thankful to you as well for the availability of these.

[@cecilialarocca9571]

Thank you very much Dr. West, you are a very inspirational teacher. thank you for share your concept simplicity and profound knowledge.

[@itzyfan88]

Seems like a good instructor, will stay tuned to this channel.

[@VanessaFrancoATL]

Absolutely amazing lecture! Very helpful. Thank you .

[@subhashreesahu56]

just excellent and very engaging if you are interested in physiology.if not then u will be fascinated too

[@karolgilbertosolanosuarez9094]

Thank you sir, I am a veterinarian (buiatrics) and I am learning very much with you book and these videos.

[@giansingh6340]

Sir you are the book itself ... legendary presentation 🙏

[@madhatter8283]

Dr West's lectures is to pulmonary physio/pathofyz = spectrin is to plasma membrane. Thank you Dr West!

[@coupmd]

What a wonderful lecture delivered by an outstanding teacher. Thank you !

[@thaihealthylung]

Thank you for your kindness in sharing your wisdom to us all :)

[@MurpheusElPadre]

I love how the video opens with Tchaikovsky. Gets me pumped to learn about the lung.

[@deresemokonnen2410]

Thank you for sharing your lecture video accompanying your book, Respiratory Physiology.

[@rsvfisiot]

Great guy ! The summarize on 37:19 is phenomenal. I'm such a big fan of him.

[@sayitwithyit]

Dr Prior sent me here. One minute in and I'm already more interested in the respiratory system.

[@DrP3natrator]

Dr. Prior sent you here too huh?

[@sayitwithyit]

Hahaha, I knew someone would eventually see this comment.

[@dreamingguy19999]

Thankyou respected sir for making this knowledge available . Now all who desire can hear straight from THE authority, and take advantage of the unique teaching style of an excellent teacher like you.Your lecture will help me in my intensive care primary exam. Dr Mohan Thomas, Tasmania.

[@eroche0884]

Excellent lecture! I can't wait to listen to more of them! Dr. West is a fantastic and engaging lecturer!

[@malikshahidbashir9336]

Grateful for this resource. Wonderful series.

[@monikag8087]

Thanks a lot for allowing free access Dr West

[@ИльнарШарафатинов]

Очень интересная лекция, и особенно манера подачи материала. [Transalation - Very intersting lecture, especially the way of presentation of material.]

[@aresha888]

Thank you so much.This helps me a lot. His book made a lot of sense with this accompanying lectures. Thanks again

[@EricMugambi]

Wonderful accompaniment to the book. Thank you very much.

[@jeann.248]

Welldone sir , very delicious , rich contents , well systematically organized and presented !!! happy

[@divinegon4671]

You must’ve been hungry when you wrote this comment, Jean!

[@1AlleyC]

This was a great lecture. I now think i understand the physiology of the Lungs to an extent..... Thanks Mr. West

[@dhooy7150]

Does Dr. West have practice questions associated with his books or lectures?

[@patrickwu2944]

Greatly explained! Thanks Dr West

[@drjnaqvi]

Dr. West; you the bomb.

[@agnesmukumu3480]

Very excellent lecture. Its well done. God bless you Calit

[@devarajukaniti6684]

an excellent lecture series .Thank you very much Dr West

[@dsv2125]

Amazing. Thank you dr West.

[@valeriewandael73]

I love this man and his great lectures!

[@hemondkhavalier9700]

Thank you so much Dr for sharing this with the rest of us.

[@ssenabulyaalex9895]

dont know if dr west has other videos i can locate, anyone help out

[@usmledeals7540]

do you have any other videos? Anything for Cardio or Endocrine?

[@mikeyk415]

So how much of the lungs' weight is supported by the trachea and how much is supported by the diaphragm? While upright, I mean, are the lungs mostly dangling or mostly sitting?

[@vcliable]

mikeyk415 none of both, they are suspended in the pleura

[@divinegon4671]

@@vcliableI tend to agree with your answer

[@divinegon4671]

@@vcliablehowever, the pleura is a potential space. A vacuum-sealed space with just enough fluid to reduce friction between the visceral and parietal layers.

[@divinegon4671]

@@vcliableif air enters this space: PNEUMOTHORAX! (Many types and most are life-threatening, pending the %size of “pneumo”)

[@kharoozy]

Thanks doctor I enjoyed your lecture.

[@josephboatengmakae6202]

please is a pdf version of john B west respiratory physiology book available online. any help?

[@freejolie23]

great info. thanks so much for helping me pass anatomy and physiology

[@mymedicalsolution6048]

Sir u have git lectures?

[@Sethzzz7321]

Very clear and fascinating! Thank you sir!

[@didisaythankyou]

oh man this is soooooooo good

[@EricMugambi]

Indebted for this wonderful series! Thanks a million

[@kloveis]

Great talk from great teacher

[@timopheypsenichniy8483]

grate.. thank you, DR WEST

[@99JASA]

Great! Excellent! Perfect!!! Thanks a lot!!! Greetings from Peru!

[@r3dsh1ft3d]

Absolutely amazing lectures. Thanks so much!

[@abcde......5260]

You are Great sir

[@danutaprzewor-jones1849]

Exellent! Thank you so much!

[@beaverbridge]

Thank you so much for posting these!

[@tuongang8867]

Thank you ☘️

[@ichephren]

Thank you so much for these lectures!!

[@finias246]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR UPLOADING THESE LECTURES! =)

[@rinkumodern43]

thank u Dr West.

This is so perfect

[@merelymaterial]

great man

[@dbarzaga]

Fantastic lecture.

[@rhishikesht]

Thank you so much....

[@deborabatista9383]

Nice music, dude!

[@kamrulkhan5538]

thank you very much

[@郑杭彬]

can anyone translate language of these videos into Chinese ? Thanks

[@erangasamarasekara2195]

Thank you

[@Nadasistschoen]

Brilliant

[@Bilghns]

What’s the intro music 🎵 amazing

[@aarong7391]

Legend!

[@Rosasazules1]

Great! Thanks you!

[@rajaebindach1084]

Goeie gast gij

[@yisus00]

Saludos a los morros de respi de la UG.

[@hector.joshua]

414,947

[@rawdonwaller]

Australian.

[@TheAudiosex]

meow