I mean, this is ridiculous. I can almost say that I could have not gone to med school and just study from these youtube videos, and I would probably get a better performance at my tests. Thank you so much to all the people out there making these videos to make everything so much easier and quicker to digest (learn).
I like your videos I frequent your videos and Kahn academy videos due you both do a wonderful job. Thank you for sharing your knowledge without a fee. I hope you get a grant to assist with all your work and kindness to help others.
I just started working in interventional radiology as a technologist. This has been very helpful in helping me understand the anatomy we treat in our procedures. Thanks!
I just discovered your videos! Wish I had known about these when I started nursing school two years ago. Better late than never. Thanks for the simple explanations!
Thank you so much for your video, it was easy to follow for a first timer trying to grasp different concepts. In nursing they teach you about the hepatic vein but don’t tell you anything about it!! Absolutely wonderful 😊
Very nice, simple explanation. I was looking for a little more help for an A&P2 lab exam. You helped bring the concepts together for me and I think I have a pretty good grasp on it now. Thank you!
Explained it better then my anatomy professor, Ima find out where you live so I can get professional tutoring from a grand master like yourself God bless your beautiful soul
Fantastic work. I've referred tons of other students over to these videos who all really appreciate it. Very helpful, comprehensive, and informative! :)
My husband was at the ICU recently, and was released. According to the doctor after all the testing that was done, cat scan, lab work etc., that they don't know what cause his stomach to expand and gas develop to his portal vein and around the stomach wall. His symptoms was vomiting, diarrhea and his stomach sounds like he has a lot of gas. The specialist wants him to get tested EGD and colonoscopy, they said my husband was in serious condition when they admit him, do you think it could be portal hypertension? My husband doesn't think he needs to go back and do all this thing because he is not feeling sick anymore, but the doctor is adamant for him to go to the testing. I'm listening to your video and I realized that this could be very serious, your explanation is simple but it's so clear. Thank you.
It does no t sound like portal hypertension but rather a food allergy or poisoning. There is a lot of data missing to come up with this idea but consider one of these.
Terrific summary. One minor suggestion: label this one #2, so it's clear where to find the next one in the 3-part series on the physiology of the liver.
I appreciate the way you simplified very complex things. I am also so happy to watch your videos before I start reading any other sources. I have one question here: what I saw in your video is that Hepatic portal vein= SMV+IMV+SV+EV. What I knew from my past experience is that The first three form HPV but the esophageal directly connected to hepatic sinuosides . can you explain for me please. Thank you so much for your informative videos. I am PhD student
Hey Andrew.... Do you know what they mean by Splanchnic vasoconstriction? I'm studying Beta-Blocker drugs and I've read that Beta-Blockers reduce portal pressure by producing splanchnic vasoconstriction thereby reducing portal blood flow. Thanks for the great video!
Why is is capillary bed on the liver considered to be separate, while the capillaries on the stomach and the intestines are considered to be one entity?
I mean, this is ridiculous. I can almost say that I could have not gone to med school and just study from these youtube videos, and I would probably get a better performance at my tests. Thank you so much to all the people out there making these videos to make everything so much easier and quicker to digest (learn).
Really appreciate this feedback. We will be rolling out a bunch of new videos soon!
Very clear! As a nurse, I frequently go back to physiology to get a basic principles I may have forgotten. These videos give such a terrific overview!
Thanks for the feedback! We will be rolling out new lessons soon. Thanks for watching.
I like your videos I frequent your videos and Kahn academy videos due you both do a wonderful job. Thank you for sharing your knowledge without a fee. I hope you get a grant to assist with all your work and kindness to help others.
Thanks for the feedback! We will be rolling out new lessons soon. Thanks for watching.
I love how you break things down! It makes it a lot easier to understand than reading any textbook. Thanks for another great video.
I just started working in interventional radiology as a technologist. This has been very helpful in helping me understand the anatomy we treat in our procedures. Thanks!
Thanks for your feedback and thank you for watching.
I appreciate how clearly you showed how and where portal vein is oriented, thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
I just discovered your videos! Wish I had known about these when I started nursing school two years ago. Better late than never. Thanks for the simple explanations!
Thank you so much for your video, it was easy to follow for a first timer trying to grasp different concepts. In nursing they teach you about the hepatic vein but don’t tell you anything about it!! Absolutely wonderful 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Very nice, simple explanation. I was looking for a little more help for an A&P2 lab exam. You helped bring the concepts together for me and I think I have a pretty good grasp on it now. Thank you!
So glad it was helpful Christine!
Explained it better then my anatomy professor, Ima find out where you live so I can get professional tutoring from a grand master like yourself God bless your beautiful soul
Thanks for the feedback! We will be rolling out new lessons soon. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for demystifying the portal venous sustem so quickly and painlessly!
Thank you Simon!
Fantastic work. I've referred tons of other students over to these videos who all really appreciate it. Very helpful, comprehensive, and informative! :)
Great video series on the liver, too the point, nuts and bolts of what you need to know clinically about the liver physiology
Thank You. I am a nursing student and this helps a lot.
Really clear. Thank you very much. The pace is excellent for me as a "mature" learner - not too fast!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the pace of the lesson!
You make it nice and fun to study thanx alot..jus fabulous and u change ur tone which is great to keep ppl interested
This cleared up so much confusion I had about the "unique" circulatory system of the liver! I finally understand the portal vein concept!
complex topic made very simple.. thanks doc.
Excellent lecture. Very helpful...keep them coming.
Thank you, glad it was helpful!
You made this very interesting and thorough to understand. Thank you very much!
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
My husband was at the ICU recently, and was released. According to the doctor after all the testing that was done, cat scan, lab work etc., that they don't know what cause his stomach to expand and gas develop to his portal vein and around the stomach wall. His symptoms was vomiting, diarrhea and his stomach sounds like he has a lot of gas. The specialist wants him to get tested EGD and colonoscopy, they said my husband was in serious condition when they admit him, do you think it could be portal hypertension? My husband doesn't think he needs to go back and do all this thing because he is not feeling sick anymore, but the doctor is adamant for him to go to the testing. I'm listening to your video and I realized that this could be very serious, your explanation is simple but it's so clear. Thank you.
It does no t sound like portal hypertension but rather a food allergy or poisoning. There is a lot of data missing to come up with this idea but consider one of these.
Thanks for sharing that story!
Thanks for the input!
I am a nursing student and having a patho final tomorrow. Great video to clarify things I was not quite sure about (capillary beds). Thank you!!
Thank you Asta for watching and glad it helped!
Very clear. Pictures are extremely helpful. Thank you.
Thank you Katie!
Terrific summary. One minor suggestion: label this one #2, so it's clear where to find the next one in the 3-part series on the physiology of the liver.
Thanks so much for the feedback!
Very clear; I plan to incorporate this film into my hepatic lecture
Thank you Linda!
awesome video to describe the portal vein.
Thanks for the feedback! We will be rolling out new lessons soon. Thanks for watching.
I appreciate the way you simplified very complex things. I am also so happy to watch your videos before I start reading any other sources. I have one question here: what I saw in your video is that Hepatic portal vein= SMV+IMV+SV+EV. What I knew from my past experience is that The first three form HPV but the esophageal directly connected to hepatic sinuosides . can you explain for me please. Thank you so much for your informative videos. I am PhD student
Thanks so much for your inquiry. We have passed this question on to our medical review team. Thanks again for watching!
my concept about the portal circulation is cleared now. thank u so much
Easy to understand ❤️
Thank you Andrew very informative video. I'm on a Beta Blocker;Ticagrelor, which makes me feel tired-now I understand why!
Thanks for watching Daniel!
This was very helpful, I'll luv to see more of your videos. Thanks a million!!!
Thank you for your explanation, you made it very simple to understand
Glad we made it easy to understand!
Love your videos. Very informative.
Good video! Very informative!
THANKS MAN!! Great simple way of putting together what I read into a visual comprehension. helped me !
Glad it helped!
Hey Andrew....
Do you know what they mean by Splanchnic vasoconstriction?
I'm studying Beta-Blocker drugs and I've read that Beta-Blockers reduce portal pressure by producing splanchnic vasoconstriction thereby reducing portal blood flow.
Thanks for the great video!
Thanks Melissa! We've passed along the question to the Health Ed Solutions medical review board.
Oh I Understand now how the Hepatic portal circulation is working
Thanks U :)
Very helpful. Thanks
btw i love ur way of explanation
great explanation - made it very easy to understand! thanks :)
You're very welcome!
Great video !!!!
Great video, thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Great job ! thanks.
Amazing! Thank you!!
tnx sir ur lecturs helps
Wonderful lecture
Thank You! Very helpful!
Superb. Thanks.
thank you,this is veryyyyyy helpfull and easy to understand. :)
Thanks! A great review!
great video - just curious, what's your educational background?
Thanks for watching. Dr. Wolf has a doctorate in nursing. You can read more about him at www.healthedsolutions.com.
You're awesome. Thank you very much.
Thanks Sara!
This was great! Thanks!
Thanks Andrew . it was really helpful
Thank you!
well explained! thanks!
Is there a video about SMV and splenic vein Doc ?
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it was useful for me .... thank you
Thank you so much Raad!
Found this video really helpful! Thank-you!
me too!
Really big Thanks to you
Thank you for watching Nawara!
great video thank you!!
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Excellent video on portal circulation
blood pressure
Thank you for watching!
Thanks Peg!
really helpful. thank u
Great to hear!
You just simplified it sir....!
awesome! thanks a lot.
thank you nice and useful video , i am sonographer
where is the second video to this???? i can only find the third video
Awesome! thank you
Thaaaanks ! this is really helpfull ! :)) thanks a lot !
Than you very much !!!!!!!
Of course, thanks for watching our channel!
Why is is capillary bed on the liver considered to be separate, while the capillaries on the stomach and the intestines are considered to be one entity?
Thanks so much for your inquiry. We have passed this question on to our medical review team. Thanks again for watching!
@@HealthEdSolutions That's cool but I don't even remember asking the question or watching the video.
Great Job!!! Thank you!!! :D
plz can you make a video about glomerulonephritis?
Awesome.
good job
Thank you so much
Thank Youuuuuuu! :)
i need your help and your advise
Also in the nephrons
u are an amazing :)
Thanks Nazan!
gr8 vid. just hate the abbreviations.
Nice
portal hypertension ??
what is planchnic
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6:55 draining what?😭
Fatyena I know this is a month old, but do you mean the superior mesenteric artery?
Thanks for watching. Answered below:)
Thank you :)
have nausea, IBS, and irritable bowel
Hope you feel better and thanks for the feedback!
You talked so slowww
Thanks for the feedback! We will work to speed things up in the future:)
hate to be a Debbie downer. but, very monotone.. zzzzzzzzzz
Thanks for the feedback Leah! We will work to speed things up in the future:)