Shotgun Histology Inactive Breast

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Saving our educational careers by no exaggeration.. thank you. Wish there were more educators and real / compassionate physicians like yourself.

[@otilia72]

you made me understand histology, before I saw your videos, they look all the same for me

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[@hopealways18]

Thank you very much dear professor! I can’t emphasize enough how much i am so grateful for your wonderful videos and teaching histology & pathology with amazing illustrations and demonstrations!!

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Thank you Doctor!! You have made histology much fun and easy to understand--less daunting, I should say. God bless sir.

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Love this! Immensely simplified. Thank you very much

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[@maculadensa89]

Without this video, I never think histology is so interesting!! Thanks a lot!!!

[@cherylchoongsx]

you're good!!! :) tmr's my exam and this is really helping. do you have histology of active mammary glands by any chance?

[@wiamalbouzidi8362]

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[@regnash9441]

Very well explained. Thank you very much.

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Does anyone know the app he uses to view the slides?

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[@HassanAli-fn9yg]

Good video

[@Wassergrab]

I think it's not acini but alveoli as acini are small groups of cells in the secretory portion of serous glands (pancreas, parotid..) and these are arranged differently. Am I correct? Apart from this, it's a great lecture!

[@GoodNewsForStrangers]

No you are not correct :). The acini, in this case, are also called alveoli. Alveoli is also used for the alveoli in the lungs.

[@GoodNewsForStrangers]

I hope I helped you 3 years later.

[@blibertad]

you should teach at my med school.
please.

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[@citizenkane95]

no sir, thank you very much