Normal Histology of Esophagus and Stomach | Pathology 101| GI Pathology

This is the first video in my Pathology 101 series! The goal of this series to help MS3/MS4s to impress on their pathology rotations and help brand new residents build a strong histology foundation.
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Please let me know if you find this kind of video helpful!
Please leave comments or questions down below!
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
01:07 - Normal Esophagus
04:23 - Normal Stomach

[@Dr.Ahmad.Al-mouslli]

Thanks
please keep posting videos like this.
I am specializing in surgical pathology, and I loved it

[@Alizaaliza910]

thanks you so much !!!!!!!!! your explanation is very clear and helps me a lot!

[@Gigadrane]

This is going to be a great series !! Thank you for making this resource.

[@Baking_MD]

Glad you think so!

[@moongihong2794]

very concise and informative

[@proxgames8147]

Thank you your videos are awesome, please continue 😊

[@benjaminkelser138]

I am a first-year medical student taking a histology course and I found this to be extremely helpful! Thank you so much for making this, it was a great educational experience to hear you talk through what you were seeing.

[@Baking_MD]

Thanks! I'm glad you find this helpful!

[@dricadrica4713]

You are my lifesaver during pathology rotation!!!!!

[@minmin01579]

Oh my God. Thank you very much for this series 😍

[@Baking_MD]

Thanks for your support!

[@ibtisamk7141]

Thank you! this really helped me revise histology. i'm going to begin my pathology residency in a couple of days. wish me luck! :)

[@Baking_MD]

Best of luck!

[@thawill]

Very helpful video going into my away rotation. Will continue watching this series and hope for more. Thank you!

[@husambengashier4879]

Keep making this kind of videos, they are very helpful
Thank you ☺️

[@Baking_MD]

I'm glad!

[@quinnpainter9274]

These are awesome, you explain things so well! Thank you!

[@Baking_MD]

Glad you think so!

[@eraserboy12345]

Yay! Will be following the 101 series very closely. Thank you!

[@Baking_MD]

Thanks for your support!

[@nur-emelnoubani9266]

So glad I discovered your channel, really enjoying this series, keep up the great work!

[@Baking_MD]

Thanks, will do!

[@freyawang9147]

Thank you. That’s very helpful. Hope you could have more educational videos like this!

[@Baking_MD]

More to come!

[@JorgeFernandez-iy8is]

Thank you so much! Very helpful! Greetings from Spain! 🇪🇸

[@Baking_MD]

Thanks for watching!

[@najlafakhruddin8206]

helpful and keep going

[@chamrar]

very helpful

[@yoni8714]

Great video! I’m a Swedish med student, and I’m strongly considering pathology.

[@Baking_MD]

That's great!

[@rickhardtbreijn9821]

Omg!!!! You’re amazing 😍😍😍 Thank you very much!!!

[@Baking_MD]

You're welcome 😊

[@charlestobin9399]

excited for more, thank you

[@Baking_MD]

More to come!

[@izzanzulfiqah6449]

Please make more contents like this! 😍

[@Baking_MD]

Definitely on my to do list

[@Vincent-yf3pn]

Just looking forward to your new videos like this. Normal histology before pathology. Btw would you please give some video about some review tips, for example how to find neutrophils fast, and differ them from eosinophils.

[@Baking_MD]

Vincent, check out my newest video: ua-cam.com/video/L_v9lgMKQh8/v-deo.html

[@abdosherif2426]

Super helpful!

[@Baking_MD]

So glad!

[@abdalkahar22]

Like your explanation , can you complete GIT playlist plz

[@Baking_MD]

Yups, I am working on it.

[@rebecanieves2165]

I think it's helpful and interesting! Could you also include abnormal findings?

[@Baking_MD]

Definitely on my to do list!

[@drsahiba8763]

Plx make more videos on git patho

[@Baking_MD]

Will do!

[@gemmawinkler2908]

Very helpful. Do you have any tips for learning pathology for someone who wants is just starting out (before commencing AP training) ? Do you begin by learning what normal is first?

[@Baking_MD]

Hi Gemma, it is super important to know what normal looks like before trying to learn what is wrong with the tissue