Medical Embryology - Development of Cardinal Veins and the Large Veins

This video goes into how the cardinal veins, a group of embryonic veins, interconnect, rescind, and develop to create the large veins of the body. I hope you find it helpful!

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This explanation was perfect! Thanks for uploading this video! Helps a lot! :D great illustrations as well!

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wow Thanks alott. i was going crazy reading this from book but you made it really simple.

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[@uzairjavedchaudhary8380]

hey, you really explained it in a very methodical manner. It really is confusing while reading from books & i have a suggestion that you may please keep on telling that from where this/any vein was developed. i.e either from any of 3 basic veins .. umblical..vitelline or cardinal .... if you will keep on repeating the origin of any newly developed veins , your students will become more powerful at their knowledge. thank you keep it up . i suggested you as you are doing good work.

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Your timing was impecable. Very good video, thanks for doing these!

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+ghchd159 Glad it was helpful and good luck tomorrow!

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This has been incredibly helpful! I like how you refrain from calling the things abnormal, instead term it as a variation.👍 Because i hate how all the medical fraternity tends to be binary and term things as normal/abnormal. It is all a part of the fluid process of evolution. Respect for the effort you have made 🙏🙏

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Do you have an explanation of the development of the eye?

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[@WhyNot-si4pj]

16:34 You mentioned that the left common cardinal vein forms the CORONARY SINUS ; however the right horn of the SINUS VENOSUS is what gives the coronary sinus .

[@mankiratsingh797]

DUCTUS VENOSUS is formed by vitelline veins OR is it the direct extension of Left umb vein?

[@rabikjohn5819]

Very slow voice in video ;can't hear and see the video at same time