wonderful work Dr. Johan you do a great service for medical students and doctors all over the world and who does not thank people does not thank Allah so thank you very much go on may Allah bless you thanks again
Exellent teaching video for medical students during their surgical rotation! Any MD should have some understanding of wound types and factors that impair healing. Good medicine is based on basic anatomy and physiology. This video is now compulsory exam material for all medical students doing their 12 week surgical rotation with me. Thank you for this content.
Cheers John! very good...we call the stages of wound healing - 1 Vascular response 2 Inflammatory and exudating phase, 3 Proliferative Phase, 4 Epithelialisation and 5 Maturation. But yes very informative, have just started wound management for my Div 2 nursing. Thank you
Wow, thank you so much for your time Dr, you explain so well, it's clear and your drawings helps a lot. Thank you from a french canadian medicine student. :)
What is your opinion on route canals? How are they different than an implant which I guess is made from antimicrobial materials but still? What would you do if a person had to have a giant molar pulled out of their mouth because it was cracked? Would you go root canal?
Thank you for your very clear explanations Dr J....I recognise a number of your terminologies ...sound very military???? do ...did you have some connection (QRF) etc mmmm.
would you mind to answer my question doc ? my question is what the correlation about EGF,EGFR, and re-epithelialization ?what condition that can enhance EGF ?thank u very much ..sorry if my english so bad
@Dr. John Campbell - We are trying to heal some cats that have ended up in our backyard with head wounds. We have washed them, disinfected them and bandaged them by applying paw-paw ointment on the bandages to stop them from sticking to the wounds, but every morning when we removed the bandages to wash the wounds the the granulated tissues that has formed overnight immediately comes off when the cats shake their heads or after we wash their wounds. So, every day is the same problem because the wounds have to start their healing process again without any solution. We have tried not to apply bandages to the wounds to try and speed up the healing process but this is not working either. On the other hand if we try not to wash their wounds every day they start to smell really bad. So, can you give us your urgent advice please? We do not want to put the cats down and would like to give them a chance at healing themselves. .
If the wounds are smelling, that probably means they are infected. You need to apply the dressings so they stay on for longer, otherwise you will be constantly disturbing the granulation tissue. If the infection is treated with antibiotics, this will be possible. If you do not have systemic antibiotics available, or can not afford them, you will have to use an agent to clean the wounds, some form of wound antiseptic. Perhaps try germoline cream, or other antiseptic ointment. this will provide antibacterial activity and a moist wound healing environment. I hope they get better.
@ Dr. John Campbell - Thank you sir for your prompt reply. The wounds only smell if we don't wash them every day. But if we wash their wounds everyday the granulation becomes moist and comes off quickly if the cats shake their head. I just did a search on the internet and found a product called Activated Charcoal to stop the wound from smelling bad. If really works as they say then maybe we can put off washing their wounds on a daily basis, to allow the granulation process to work faster and falls off naturally. We have tried antibiotics and we have been using antiseptics, but we've been told that antiseptics prevents the healing process. We tried Paw Paw Ointment but this delayed the granulation process. They had developed an infection in their ears from the Chemtrail particulates they keep spraying on a daily basis in our sky, and it only cleared up completely after we began washing their ears every day with special wet cloths dipped in lightly soapy water which dislodges them. Their head wounds have closed up which is good, it's just the surface skin that has failed to heal due to this constant disruption of the granulation process. We might give the Activated Charcoal a try and see whether it works or not and we will keep you posted. Here are the links I'm referring to: www.woundsource.com/blog/wound-odor-management-charcoal-wound-dressings and www.charcoalremedies.com/wounds
It sound like your idea is well worth a try, well worked out. Its so bad people are spraying chemicals in the sky, where is this, it needs to be stopped.
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you do a great service for medical students and doctors all over the world and who does not thank people does not thank Allah so thank you very much
go on
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Exellent teaching video for medical students during their surgical rotation! Any MD should have some understanding of wound types and factors that impair healing. Good medicine is based on basic anatomy and physiology. This video is now compulsory exam material for all medical students doing their 12 week surgical rotation with me. Thank you for this content.
Thanks for letting me know, its good to know the videos are being used in an applied way like this.
i love that you dedicate your time to these videos,it is much appreciated and if it help you are better than any teacher ive ever had
Cheers John! very good...we call the stages of wound healing - 1 Vascular response 2 Inflammatory and exudating phase, 3 Proliferative Phase, 4 Epithelialisation and 5 Maturation. But yes very informative, have just started wound management for my Div 2 nursing. Thank you
Absolutely A class videos!! You are a great great Doctor as well as a teacher
A very lovely presentation. Well spoken and clear. Thank you!
so valuable work Dr. Johan
Great explanation all your lectures are clear. Thank you so much.
This is a great explanation! . A step by step , it fills my gaps of understanding to the general wound healing process.
Thank you dr.
Great video, i studying to be a nurse, and realy helped me to get my notes on wound healing refreshed. Tanks :)
i like the peace of the information delivery
the peace?
John Doe I guess he meant “piece”
Thanks doc for dedicating your time to share these informations! Cheers from Tuscany
Lovely part of the world
Thank you very much Dr. John for this topic. Then, I have shared this topic to my nursing students in Indonesia.
Wow, thank you so much for your time Dr, you explain so well, it's clear and your drawings helps a lot. Thank you from a french canadian medicine student. :)
muchas gracias, señor!
thank you DR :) I love your teachings:)
put subtitles on-what a translation, oh my god! Thank you for teaching, it's fantastic, easy understanding.
Thank you Dr Campbell
Thanks sir calendola is amazing in wound healing this is a homepathoc cream
Hi Dr. Campbell, this question is not about wound. I just want to ask if HYPOALBUMINEMIA can be a symptom of late stage liver cirrhosis?
thanks alot doc
i found it very usefull
very useful , thanks dr John
there are new studies that suggest that cooling down wounds can slowdown the healing process.
your explanation is wonderful, thank you dr
Awesome!!! Love your lessons
Thank's 4 u dr. John
Thank you for sharing your this!
This is amazing! Thank you so much!!!
Excellent explanation 👌🏻 very great job every thing makes sense🙏🏻
Many thanks for your great explanation!
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Thank u very much Doctor
thank you Doctor.
thank you sir,very useful
Thank you, sir!
Thank you Doctor
Thank you so much sir, you r talented.
Thank you, that was fascinating!
:) Gracias Senor
thank you :)
I can always count on your videos when something seems confusing
for sure
does this same process apply to how torn muscle fibers heal? ligaments? tendons?
thank you
What is your opinion on route canals? How are they different than an implant which I guess is made from antimicrobial materials but still? What would you do if a person had to have a giant molar pulled out of their mouth because it was cracked? Would you go root canal?
Thank you for your very clear explanations Dr J....I recognise a number of your terminologies ...sound very military???? do ...did you have some connection (QRF) etc mmmm.
Interesting observation, no I have never been in the forces, but have many friends and associates who have.
would you mind to answer my question doc ? my question is what the correlation about EGF,EGFR, and re-epithelialization ?what condition that can enhance EGF ?thank u very much ..sorry if my english so bad
@Dr. John Campbell - We are trying to heal some cats that have ended up in our backyard with head wounds. We have washed them, disinfected them and bandaged them by applying paw-paw ointment on the bandages to stop them from sticking to the wounds, but every morning when we removed the bandages to wash the wounds the the granulated tissues that has formed overnight immediately comes off when the cats shake their heads or after we wash their wounds. So, every day is the same problem because the wounds have to start their healing process again without any solution. We have tried not to apply bandages to the wounds to try and speed up the healing process but this is not working either. On the other hand if we try not to wash their wounds every day they start to smell really bad. So, can you give us your urgent advice please? We do not want to put the cats down and would like to give them a chance at healing themselves. .
If the wounds are smelling, that probably means they are infected. You need to apply the dressings so they stay on for longer, otherwise you will be constantly disturbing the granulation tissue. If the infection is treated with antibiotics, this will be possible. If you do not have systemic antibiotics available, or can not afford them, you will have to use an agent to clean the wounds, some form of wound antiseptic. Perhaps try germoline cream, or other antiseptic ointment. this will provide antibacterial activity and a moist wound healing environment. I hope they get better.
@ Dr. John Campbell - Thank you sir for your prompt reply. The wounds only smell if we don't wash them every day. But if we wash their wounds everyday the granulation becomes moist and comes off quickly if the cats shake their head. I just did a search on the internet and found a product called Activated Charcoal to stop the wound from smelling bad. If really works as they say then maybe we can put off washing their wounds on a daily basis, to allow the granulation process to work faster and falls off naturally. We have tried antibiotics and we have been using antiseptics, but we've been told that antiseptics prevents the healing process. We tried Paw Paw Ointment but this delayed the granulation process. They had developed an infection in their ears from the Chemtrail particulates they keep spraying on a daily basis in our sky, and it only cleared up completely after we began washing their ears every day with special wet cloths dipped in lightly soapy water which dislodges them. Their head wounds have closed up which is good, it's just the surface skin that has failed to heal due to this constant disruption of the granulation process. We might give the Activated Charcoal a try and see whether it works or not and we will keep you posted. Here are the links I'm referring to: www.woundsource.com/blog/wound-odor-management-charcoal-wound-dressings
and www.charcoalremedies.com/wounds
It sound like your idea is well worth a try, well worked out. Its so bad people are spraying chemicals in the sky, where is this, it needs to be stopped.
do you have lectures on chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder
2019 anyone?
hm a little too long video...wish he'd just get to the gist