As a candidate for liver transplant due to non alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver, I have been searching for information as the more I know, the better I cope. My doctors have been wonderful, as has the whole transplant team, but they do not have the time to go into such depth of all the liver functions and such. This was pretty easy for a lay person to follow even though I am not already familiar with much of the terminology. You presented the information in such a clear and methodical way that I feel I learned a lot and am making myself a vocabulary list beginning with this video. It is a fascinating subject, I think, regardless of the reason of interest. Thank you so much for this contribution. I look forward to the following videos!.
Another great video! I am a pharmacist re-learning physiology and pharmacology and your videos are the most informative and comprehensive for the healthcare professional I have yet to find! Thanks again
The liver has such a wide variety of functions that it can be overwhelming for a student to fit them all together in a meaningful, "big picture" kind of way. This video did just that, as have your other videos I've seen. The explainations are all concise, clear, and organized. I'd also like to add that the diabetes video helped me ace a pathophys exam today--thank you! I'll be sure to pass the word along to my fellow nursing students!
As always, excellent presentation! I have watched quite a few different people lecture on physiology and you are by far the easiest to follow and the most interesting. I do have quite a few questions regarding hepatic physiology with leukemia, chemotherapy and stem cell transplants, if you are interested.
This helps so much. I needed some review on the liver functions for my college exam coming up and this managed to present it in an organised and easily understandable fashion. Thanks heaps! :)
Hi Andrew - as an engineer who almost went into medicine, I found your video extremely interesting and informative. Would love to do a degree in physiology at some point... Thanks for a great introductory video!
Thank you! This was very informative. Are you a Professor or what is your job/background? I'm studying for a critical care test, and this was a great review for me. Wish youtube had been around when I was in nursing school 17 years ago....lol.
you are by far one of the clearest lecturers, thank you so much, this has been so helpful, please do not stop! If I asked for specific topics would this be a possibility? Thank you! MBBS CS 1 St. Georges University of London Medical School
I agree that liver is an accessory organ to the GIT, it doesn’t decrease its importance by terming it that way, a phone charger is an accessory which we can’t do without. The phone at a point in time becomes useless without the charger as the battery drains. That’s just my pov
Increased prothrombin time should correspond with increased INR, indicating that there may be issues with liver function because of insufficient production of clotting factors.
Enjoyed the video. I thought you mentioned early on that storage and release of certain vitamins were going to be discussed but the only one you mentioned was K.
Thank you VERY much!!! I read a lot in russia,but understand only after this video in english. Maby you can fine a little time and continue this topic, explain development of hepatocyte and their membrane polarity...
Amazing lecture. Thank you!! As a dentist should I be concern about post operative infection after invasive dental procedure in patients with end stage liver disease scheduled for liver transplant?
Thank you for the videos Dr Wolf. Can I ask, if I drink a litre of water on an empty stomach, what is the journey of this water from start to finish? Thanking you in advance.
can you please explain how CCK is released with regards to peritalsis, and which specifically is responsible for releasing bicarbonate in conjunction to bile release? And upon emulsification of fatty molecules; how does a sequesterant chemically influence abosrption?
great video...jus a critique for you to work on. Your voice fluctuates within the video, i found myself having to change the volume within ur video often. maybe work on that, other than that good video
Absolutely inaccurate comment.. the volume was consistent during the whole video.. I don't know whether Mr Wolf has fixed it but if not then it seems that this is some sort of problem with your machine.
I am a nurse practitioner student, you have made my Advanced Pathophysiology course much more manageable!
As a candidate for liver transplant due to non alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver, I have been searching for information as the more I know, the better I cope. My doctors have been wonderful, as has the whole transplant team, but they do not have the time to go into such depth of all the liver functions and such. This was pretty easy for a lay person to follow even though I am not already familiar with much of the terminology. You presented the information in such a clear and methodical way that I feel I learned a lot and am making myself a vocabulary list beginning with this video. It is a fascinating subject, I think, regardless of the reason of interest. Thank you so much for this contribution. I look forward to the following videos!.
Thank you Kathy! How did your transplant go?
Another great video! I am a pharmacist re-learning physiology and pharmacology and your videos are the most informative and comprehensive for the healthcare professional I have yet to find! Thanks again
Thanks so much Zach for your support!
The liver has such a wide variety of functions that it can be overwhelming for a student to fit them all together in a meaningful, "big picture" kind of way. This video did just that, as have your other videos I've seen. The explainations are all concise, clear, and organized. I'd also like to add that the diabetes video helped me ace a pathophys exam today--thank you! I'll be sure to pass the word along to my fellow nursing students!
Thank you for breaking that down into something digestible. It has give3n me new reverence for the liver!
Fantastic summary of the major functions of the liver in an easily assimilated format that provides the big picture.
Thanks so much! More lessons coming your way James!
As always, excellent presentation! I have watched quite a few different people lecture on physiology and you are by far the easiest to follow and the most interesting. I do have quite a few questions regarding hepatic physiology with leukemia, chemotherapy and stem cell transplants, if you are interested.
I am just today discovering your work.....what a pleasure. Thank you. I plan on going through all of your videos.
Absolutely amazing!! I wish you would do a video on Hepatitis A-G!! This was great!!
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Excellent explanation and visuals. Thank you.
This helps so much. I needed some review on the liver functions for my college exam coming up and this managed to present it in an organised and easily understandable fashion. Thanks heaps! :)
Such a concise and easily understandable lecture, it really helped a lot, thank you so much!
Glad to hear that! More new videos coming soon!
Thank You VERY VERY much! gonna help me through the medical studies!
A very nice presentation, making things quite simple, precise and understandable. Thank you
Hi Andrew - as an engineer who almost went into medicine, I found your video extremely interesting and informative. Would love to do a degree in physiology at some point... Thanks for a great introductory video!
YOU ARE THE BEST TEACHER THERE IS! THANKS SO MUCH!!!
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Very well-explained series on the liver. Thank you so much.
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nice vids,thanx for them.these r very helpful.keep it up.
Infact today only I came to know that Glutathione is produced in the liver.Thank you very much for an excellent presentation.
So thankful for all of this information and your instruction!!! Great stuff. I can't wait to explore more.
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Thank you! This was very informative. Are you a Professor or what is your job/background? I'm studying for a critical care test, and this was a great review for me. Wish youtube had been around when I was in nursing school 17 years ago....lol.
Great job ! absolutely the best way U have explained it, that made it easy for us to understand
Thank you so much for such a simple but thorough explanation!
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
you are by far one of the clearest lecturers, thank you so much, this has been so helpful, please do not stop! If I asked for specific topics would this be a possibility? Thank you! MBBS CS 1 St. Georges University of London Medical School
I agree that liver is an accessory organ to the GIT, it doesn’t decrease its importance by terming it that way, a phone charger is an accessory which we can’t do without. The phone at a point in time becomes useless without the charger as the battery drains. That’s just my pov
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Thank you so much!!!This really helped me out!! clearly explained! All Subscribed!
you are an amazing teacher...
Thank you so much. More lessons coming soon!
kuppfer cells is spelled as kupffer cells. thank you for this video. ite really helps.
very helpful for me... thanks about your videos...
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Increased prothrombin time should correspond with increased INR, indicating that there may be issues with liver function because of insufficient production of clotting factors.
Thanks for the input
@@HealthEdSolutions Sorry I meant this more as a question, is this correct?
We’ve sent this along to our medical review board
Enjoyed the video. I thought you mentioned early on that storage and release of certain vitamins were going to be discussed but the only one you mentioned was K.
Thanks Susan!
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Thank you VERY much!!! I read a lot in russia,but understand only after this video in english. Maby you can fine a little time and continue this topic, explain development of hepatocyte and their membrane polarity...
Great video.Thank you very much...
Very informative! Loved this video.
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A really great instructional video, but here's a minor spelling correction: Kuppfer --> Kupffer
Thank you :)
Great video! It's *glycogenolysis* though.
¡Amazing Review! Can't wait to see the next ones :)
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well elaborated excellent work
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this is amazing. God Bless you, Andrew!
Amazing lecture. Thank you!! As a dentist should I be concern about post operative infection after invasive dental procedure in patients with end stage liver disease scheduled for liver transplant?
Thanks for the question Anupam. We will pass this along to Dr. Wolf and posts his feedback once we have it:)
This was so informative, thank you so much.
Awesome stuff Mr. Wolf!
Great video. Many thanks!
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Awesome video!
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Thank you for the videos Dr Wolf. Can I ask, if I drink a litre of water on an empty stomach, what is the journey of this water from start to finish?
Thanking you in advance.
Wow , amazing.
Thank you Pooja!
What are free radicals? Where do they come from? How does feeling affect the formation of free radicals?
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Why the pt supposed to Decrease not increase? I'm confused
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can you please explain how CCK is released with regards to peritalsis, and which specifically is responsible for releasing bicarbonate in conjunction to bile release?
And upon emulsification of fatty molecules; how does a sequesterant chemically influence abosrption?
Thanks so much for your inquiry. We have passed this question on to our medical review team. Thanks again for watching!
Where is your second video? I can see part 1 and part 3 only.
Thanks for the question. We will be releasing new videos weekly.
I love your video. God bless you.
Thanks so much Jean for watching!
great video...jus a critique for you to work on. Your voice fluctuates within the video, i found myself having to change the volume within ur video often. maybe work on that, other than that good video
Absolutely inaccurate comment.. the volume was consistent during the whole video.. I don't know whether Mr Wolf has fixed it but if not then it seems that this is some sort of problem with your machine.
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Really good
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love it
Thank you!
Think GLYCOGENOLYSIS might be spelled differently around the world.
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what is glucagon
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You misspelled many words in your video. It made me question what you were talking about.
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Does the liver produce heparin?
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Should Bilirubin levels be also mentioned in the hepatic functions???
GLYCOGENOLYSIS rathen than GLYCOGENOLOSIS This had me confused!
I found this impossible to take notes to. He was all over the place. Worst khan video I've ever seen.
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brief my ass. but still ur awesome thnx
LOL, thanks for watching!
Great job ! absolutely the best way U have explained it, that made it easy for us to understand
Glad you found it helpful!
Thank you, really good video.
Thanks so much Andreas.