Thank you to the unknown person who donated his/her body to science. Thanks to you, young people can understand human anatomy, become doctors and save lives
@@VoltsAnBolts I am not an expert, but I am pretty sure that donating organs and donating your body to science are completely different things. But more importantly, what would be the problem given that I will be already dead? I would have the chance to donate my organs and maybe save other lives and I don't have to because I have to be afraid that someone might "ruin" my body? My already dead body that it's going to rot anyway in a few days/weeks?
@@Caim433 How could you possibly know that? We don't know what this person once had in mind for their body. Maybe they just hoped we'd learn something from it. Death is sad, but this person made the selfless decision to allow people to use their body in the pursuit of knowledge and education. We should be thankful and respect their decision.
It is most likely a lubricated bandsaw of some kind, I would think. If not, maybe a high-powered laser cutter. Lol I don't think that helped you out just a bunch of suggestions ha!
@@Feuerspray31 thankfully, yes Understanding what it is and why it is helps. But, there are those unfortunate chapters in life where understanding doesn’t do anything and you’re in the swamp.
@@mrcookie4308 yall are some softies,if this stuff grosses you out then you definitely didn't take anatomy & physiology. I for one think these videos are really cool because it is real.
I still can’t get over the fact that this is a real person. Like I am literally looking at someone who is dead. And you cut them in half.. Edit: thanks you all the likes 😄
Much respect to the deceased that possessed that body while alive and being generous enough to donate it for our learning benefit. Please be respectful
When I see these videos, all I can think is that, this was somebody's loved one who had thoughts and feelings at one time..🥺 It's interesting and sad at the same time..
Look at it this way... our bodies are like our cars... they are vehicles which we enter in order to have experiences and go places. We HAVE these bodies But are far more than these bodies. BTW... Our AWARENESS of SELF does not originate in our physical brains.. rather.. it is our non-local / non-physical Mind which creates / manifests our brain.. and everything else The basic premise of The Matrix is not that far off. There is no "Out There" out there..... only the mind's experience of an "Out There". The moment one is able to have a validated OBE (Out of Body Experience) one GETS that they are FAR MORE than they thought they were.
I have a deviated septum and it’s very annoying because it’s accompanied by very frequent stuffy nose, especially at night. I find myself waking up a lot because I can’t breathe through my nose at all sometimes. Gonna have the surgery for it. They actually take out the septum and shave off some more bone inside and sew it back in, it’s crazy
That's good to hear. I hope your surgery goes well and you heal without problems. A word of caution, don't ever resort to nasal sprays for relief with the congestion. I won't lie, they work extremely effectively and within a matter of minutes. But the problem is, the more you use them, the worse your congestion gets when you don't use them. And you end up so congested that you literally can't suck any air into your nose what so ever and you feel like you're suffocating to death. Especially while trying to sleep because you close your mouth every time you start falling asleep and can't breathe. It's awful and not worth the few hours of relief at all.
@@VoidHalo Thank you for the kind words! Unfortunately I already went through using nasal sprays too much years ago 😭 The doctor had to prescribe me Flonase which helped with the severe Rhinitis I suffered through! It was like hell on earth omg
Hummmmmm So using the sinus rinse with the salt solution is a bad idea long term. As a welder I went to a nose and throat doctor and he said with the amount of dust and dirt I up there the rinse would help. I will say one side did always seem like it flowed through better and cleaned better. Don’t do it much anymore but it seems to help.
I just had mine fixed on Thursday, and my surgeon used a minimally invasive technique to get between the lining of the septum and straighten it without having to break it or cause bruising or anything. You should definitely look into minimally invasive procedures, because traditional septoplasty sounds suuuuuper painful
Let me tell you, as someone who had my septum and turbinates fixed a couple of months ago, you will be so happy! The healing process sucks but the end result is amazing, I actually got a little dizzy at first when they removed the packings because I suddenly got so much air. After years og not being able to breathe through the nose, it’s such a relief to have it fixed.
Just had my deviated septum fixed four days ago! Was hoping y’all would do some videos on the sinuses sometime, and this is a nice start. Keep up the anatomical awesomeness, guys! :)
@@randomness3235 It felt like I got punched in the nose for the first 36 hours or so, but after that it really wasn't bad at all (though very bloody). Two weeks out and my nose is still a bit tender to the touch, but really not a big deal. I do want to clarify, though: I did NOT have the traditional procedure that involves breaking the nose and lots of packing-I had a minimally invasive office procedure under IV anesthesia (along with a turbinate reduction and balloon sinuplasty), and my septum was impressively deviated so it took some work. The newer technique makes a small incision in the lining of the septum and uses tools to reposition it. I'm only 2 weeks post-op but I didn't realize how messed up my nose was until I suddenly realized breathing was way easier after getting it fixed. Overall, totally worth any pain thus far and I recommend getting it fixed if it's causing you issues!
I had it done myself about 17 years ago. It was great for about 10 years, then my septum went back to its original crooked position. Hopefully technology today is better but I remember that punched in the face feeling! Best of luck on yours!
Always heard this fact that you are mostly breathing through one nostril at a time more than the other. and its true. you are usually only using 1 nostril even if the other one isnt clogged at all.
@Dex Dclan dude I feel you, I had my.nose clogged for a few weeks when I was really sick, it sucked not being able to taste anything or to close my mouth lol
@Dex Dclan weird, the same has happened to me, also for a couple years now. for me its also accompanied with strange sneeze attacks and runny nose everyday for no particular reason, all year around. sometimes its various smells from food, plants, or people, sometimes its temperature changes, other times i cant root the cause to anything at all. i think it might be clogging my head so badly that my brain does not get enough oxygen, because im starting to get reaally weird memory losses in ways i have never experienced before. i better get a doc appointment up soon. have you been to the doc with it by any chance?
Its just so crazy to me how at point in time somewhere in the universe this person had problems & circumstances that made them feel either good or bad & maybe even felt like they never would resolve them. & i don’t mean this in a suicidal way but like none of our problems good or bad really matter because it all comes to an end but i think thats what makes it special because thats how life is felt & experienced. Wish you had a link to the persona bio & thank you to them for donating themselves to science!
Exactly. I think helping people realize this and contemplate their own mortality and the reality of death in a neutral and healthy way is definitely also a good thing about this type of educational content. Also nice Kid pfp.
@@Rightinfrontofmydietdoctorkelp The whole educational thing is just bs, sure its educational but its underlying goal is entertainment and you know it. We all know it.
@@GrimNephilim this way many people who would maybe never see this kind of knowledge can get access to it for free. Don’t see why this would be a bad thing
Wow, this actually really helped me. During the summer I got a Deviated Septum while playing baseball. I had no clue what a deviated septum was at the time, and still don’t know what or where it it. So now it makes so much more sense now that I actually know where it is.
man that person had a whole life and family and here they are completely cut in half and being poked by some guy in a lab. interesting how times change huh. life is short, make the most of it!
Donated his/her now useless body to educate the next generation of doctors and as bonus a bunch of normal people. Saute to the person for their wise choice, everyone should do it.
"interesting how times change huh"? Science have always been disturbing. Modern Science is much acceptable because people voluntarily donate their body incase they die . Compare it to earlier time, where people are taken against their will for the sake science, some are even tested while alive and suffering.
@@jayraiya92 I take it that you don’t really value human life. The complexity of everyone’s life is just the same as yours. These used to be people just like you are.
@@Undomaranel no, because in electronics you use exclusively your intelligence and imagination, but in medical science you just follow a book and you use experimentation rather than pure mathematics. And I like to use my head
@@aaronaaron5013 You know why nobody uses pure mathematics in medicine and follows a book instead? Because you *don't need pure mathematics in medicine* , and guess what happens if you don't follow that book? That's right, *a person dies* I would like if you stooped saying that only the people of your profession use their heads, medicine requires even more intelligence than pure mathematics.
@@mrapple2544 dude stop being dumb, I never said the one is better than the other... they are two different disciplines.... And if you wanna know I am a PhD in medical electronics, I build imaging machines, robotic prosthetics, and a lot of things from glucose level apparels to MRI's.... if electronics dudes stopped working the medical doctors will be as efficient as a 19th century doctors.... We are academic professionals, we made engineers, we save infinitly more lives than medical doctors, and no one is saying the others are dumb.... I say its a different profession so chill
I used to have a deviated septum. I always used to tell my mom that my nose was crooked but she didn’t believe me until we went to the ear nose and throat doctor for a different issue. When I had the surgery they wheeled me back into the operating room and I was so afraid that I wouldn’t go to sleep but then I woke up in another room 😂
@@SpookyNugs it was pretty painful at first. They had splints in my nose so it would stay open but after like a week they took them out and I was better. My allergies got less worse too
I had a surgery 7 years ago and it was amazing how much better I could breathe. But that only lasted maybe 1-1.5 yrs. I don't have medical insurance so haven't been able to get another surgery.
This is valuable info. If you want to be a Singer or a Horn player you can see what's inside you. In a way, this Person gave their body for Science AND for the benefit of Art. Respect & say Thank You.
I have that too, some people who had had surgery said that it worked at the beginning, but after few years the bony tissue somehow grew back and blocked the nasal passage gradually.
Most people have them, super common and usually non-problematic. I had one, and my ENT drilled a hole laterally thru mine. I still suffer from horrible congestion and sinus issues
Had surgery for a deviated septum and sinuses that were so swollen I could not breath through my nose. What a difference after surgery. I had been a mouth breather for most of my life. It was life changing surgery.
For some people it does. My doctor told me that some people get no effect at all, and some can go maybe 6-12 months before returning to normal. But I think it depends on what was causing the problem. I had a deviated septum and enlarged turbinates. They fixed the septum and reduced the turbinates, so even if my septum deviates again, it will not close off because the turbinates are smaller
My operation didn't work, so they had me in again and re-did it. That was 40 years ago! It's still deviated, and I wear a Breatheright sticker on top of my nose every night which really helps. Now I have sleep apnoea as well, just to add to the fun
I had surgery on mine and it was the most painful surgery, I woke up immediately in the worst pain ever. I woke up and yelled “what the fluck” the nurse was like, “you’re not the only one here honey.” It’s painful but better now❤
I have a severe deviated septum and doctors refuse to do anything about it. They constantly trry to do "Non invasive" surgeries and things, or prescribe me sinus sprays etc. I will usually start going to specialists hoping they will push for corrective surgery so I can finally breath, but 3-4 $200 a pop appointments(after insurance) and various small procedures and prescribed allergy meds later I give up for another few years. I kind of hate ENT's.
I know they donated their body to science and it's what they wanted, but it's still really fucking me up to know this was a human being that lived a whole life and that someone probably loved.
@@pdf16500 No, non of us, it's just due to the magnificent smell of dried flesh that my dog usually eats as a tasty treat. I am simply used to expect the same sweet aroma from dried human skin, as a mammal's flesh, obviously, does not differ much in any state ( visually )
Had one of those. REALLY made it Hell to get to sleep. But since my operation to correct it, I have a hole through my septum that a pencil could easily fit through.
What's wrong in making video on donated human body? These bodies are not used for research. They are mainly used for medical students learning anatomy. This is nothing new for medical students. However, it's really good that everyone can access such info , all thanks the person who donated body and who make such informative videos! Keep it up!
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I'm amazed the guy on the table didn't sneeze.
@@WELLINGTON20 Of course. They won't stay mad for long.
I believe he was dead. that's why he didn't sneeze. You're welcome
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Bro 💀
I don’t think he minds too much…
Thank you to the unknown person who donated his/her body to science. Thanks to you, young people can understand human anatomy, become doctors and save lives
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I guess it’s very noble and he never has to worry about being 6 feet under in the dark.
for anyone that is curious, no, they dont just cut the septum out. they replace it.
The fact this was once a person who had lived an entire life and had many stories to tell. Wild.
Thas just life
Go to a graveyard you'll see many untold stories
It is what it is 🤡🤡
@@florijansimons7745 Kid named Humanity's infinite potential for Both good and evil:
@@florijansimons7745 i want to see the insides of your clown face in one of these videos. Donated by me.
when you fall asleep first at the sleepover
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Gold joke
lmaooo
Bru
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Imagine donating your body to science and ending up on a youtube shorts video cut in half 💀
Well thats the entire reason they donated their body
this is sacred
@@VoltsAnBolts I’ll be too dead to care.
@@VoltsAnBolts I am not an expert, but I am pretty sure that donating organs and donating your body to science are completely different things. But more importantly, what would be the problem given that I will be already dead? I would have the chance to donate my organs and maybe save other lives and I don't have to because I have to be afraid that someone might "ruin" my body? My already dead body that it's going to rot anyway in a few days/weeks?
@@VoltsAnBolts The US military has apparently used bodies donated for science to test weapons
That person was loved by a mother and a partner. They lived an entire life. It’s crazy.
And now he's only half the man (or woman) s/he used to be.
@@snozzlehead92Ye and still alot brighter than you.....twat
“I’d like to thank Carl for asking to volunteer for this demonstration”
lmao 😂
I mean, technically volunteering was exactly what happened.
this was oh so foul but also hilarious af 💀🙏
Lol at "Carl".
I can't wrap my head (no pin intended) around the fact that this yellow mass I'm looking at was once a person with dreams, nightmares and passions.
Yeh sadly 😢
that person probably donated their body before they died. i knew someones uncle did that, and his body is used for scientific research.
Just a corpse.
That person is in fact me. The person demonstrating in this video puts me through constant unbearable agony
@@sillowillo I'm sorry you have to go through that
A mother loved that face with all her heart. 😢
this is extremely depressing.
I mean they didn't just dig a body up. The person donated their body.
@@enotsnavdier6867 That doesn't make it any less sad.
@@enotsnavdier6867 they didn't necessarily donate with this in mind
@@Caim433 How could you possibly know that? We don't know what this person once had in mind for their body. Maybe they just hoped we'd learn something from it. Death is sad, but this person made the selfless decision to allow people to use their body in the pursuit of knowledge and education. We should be thankful and respect their decision.
QUESTION...
How do you guys cut a body in half without ruining all these delicate little things?
Never seen star wars?
Freeze em solid and they arent all over the place
It is most likely a lubricated bandsaw of some kind, I would think. If not, maybe a high-powered laser cutter. Lol I don't think that helped you out just a bunch of suggestions ha!
they're frozen and then sawn with pretty much a typical bandsaw. that's gotta be a disturbing job
There's a dotted line...
Much appreciation for the selfless individuals that donate their bodies for science to aid research and education. 🙏🏻❤️
There are far fewer deviated septums thanks to this brave generosity.
🎶Suddenly I’m not half the man I used to be🎶
😂😂😂😂
Hide away, forever.
Crayzee😆😆
Theres a shadow leaning over me, I believe
There's a speculum poking into me
And that feeling of impending doom is back.
Yeah, it’s interesting what brings people there.
For me it’s the thought of not having my next thought?
It left? Must be nice.
@@Feuerspray31 thankfully, yes
Understanding what it is and why it is helps.
But, there are those unfortunate chapters in life where understanding doesn’t do anything and you’re in the swamp.
You should donate your cadaver
This channel makes me uncomfortable and fascinated at the same time.
about to say the same thing
How does it make you uncomfortable
@@Joshua-qv1ho guess
@@Joshua-qv1ho cuz thats a real human body, you know,seeing someone dead make people uncomfortable, isnt that crazy?!?
@@mrcookie4308 yall are some softies,if this stuff grosses you out then you definitely didn't take anatomy & physiology. I for one think these videos are really cool because it is real.
I still can’t get over the fact that this is a real person. Like I am literally looking at someone who is dead. And you cut them in half..
Edit: thanks you all the likes 😄
Yes for science. The body doesn’t mind
fucking metal right?
You take it so weird like this is something 🤡🤡🤡
@@florijansimons7745 what?
@@robertstone9988 what?
"Can you not poke my dead uncle in the nose... thanks"😂
Watching these kinds of videos gives me pure existential crisis...I cant even explain...
Much respect to the deceased that possessed that body while alive and being generous enough to donate it for our learning benefit. Please be respectful
Fun fact: 80% of worlds population has some form of deviated septum
Thanks putin
Where does Kevin Lee fit in to all of this?
Vladimir just has to ( put in ) his 2 cents😁
@@Limejuice305 *baa dum tss*
@@bustoms where there's a hole, there's Kevin Lee.
When I see these videos, all I can think is that, this was somebody's loved one who had thoughts and feelings at one time..🥺 It's interesting and sad at the same time..
Life is finite. If it wasn't it would be unbearably dreary and boring. There is no need for suffering though
Look at it this way... our bodies are like our cars... they are vehicles which we enter in order to have experiences and go places. We HAVE these bodies But are far more than these bodies.
BTW... Our AWARENESS of SELF does not originate in our physical brains.. rather.. it is our non-local / non-physical Mind which creates / manifests our brain.. and everything else
The basic premise of The Matrix is not that far off. There is no "Out There" out there..... only the mind's experience of an "Out There".
The moment one is able to have a validated OBE (Out of Body Experience) one GETS that they are FAR MORE than they thought they were.
I have a deviated septum and it’s very annoying because it’s accompanied by very frequent stuffy nose, especially at night. I find myself waking up a lot because I can’t breathe through my nose at all sometimes. Gonna have the surgery for it. They actually take out the septum and shave off some more bone inside and sew it back in, it’s crazy
That's good to hear. I hope your surgery goes well and you heal without problems. A word of caution, don't ever resort to nasal sprays for relief with the congestion. I won't lie, they work extremely effectively and within a matter of minutes. But the problem is, the more you use them, the worse your congestion gets when you don't use them. And you end up so congested that you literally can't suck any air into your nose what so ever and you feel like you're suffocating to death. Especially while trying to sleep because you close your mouth every time you start falling asleep and can't breathe. It's awful and not worth the few hours of relief at all.
@@VoidHalo Thank you for the kind words! Unfortunately I already went through using nasal sprays too much years ago 😭 The doctor had to prescribe me Flonase which helped with the severe Rhinitis I suffered through! It was like hell on earth omg
Hummmmmm
So using the sinus rinse with the salt solution is a bad idea long term. As a welder I went to a nose and throat doctor and he said with the amount of dust and dirt I up there the rinse would help.
I will say one side did always seem like it flowed through better and cleaned better.
Don’t do it much anymore but it seems to help.
I just had mine fixed on Thursday, and my surgeon used a minimally invasive technique to get between the lining of the septum and straighten it without having to break it or cause bruising or anything. You should definitely look into minimally invasive procedures, because traditional septoplasty sounds suuuuuper painful
Let me tell you, as someone who had my septum and turbinates fixed a couple of months ago, you will be so happy!
The healing process sucks but the end result is amazing, I actually got a little dizzy at first when they removed the packings because I suddenly got so much air.
After years og not being able to breathe through the nose, it’s such a relief to have it fixed.
i didn’t know people made informational videos like this
honestly amazingly done
We leave our body after death…it is just a shell. I love your videos man, I learn so much!! ❤❤❤❤
What do you mean "We"? What is "there" after death?
Just had my deviated septum fixed four days ago! Was hoping y’all would do some videos on the sinuses sometime, and this is a nice start. Keep up the anatomical awesomeness, guys! :)
Painful?
@@randomness3235 It felt like I got punched in the nose for the first 36 hours or so, but after that it really wasn't bad at all (though very bloody). Two weeks out and my nose is still a bit tender to the touch, but really not a big deal. I do want to clarify, though: I did NOT have the traditional procedure that involves breaking the nose and lots of packing-I had a minimally invasive office procedure under IV anesthesia (along with a turbinate reduction and balloon sinuplasty), and my septum was impressively deviated so it took some work. The newer technique makes a small incision in the lining of the septum and uses tools to reposition it. I'm only 2 weeks post-op but I didn't realize how messed up my nose was until I suddenly realized breathing was way easier after getting it fixed. Overall, totally worth any pain thus far and I recommend getting it fixed if it's causing you issues!
@@miss__anthropy Wow, thanks so much for the information! I will have to look into this too then.
I had it done myself about 17 years ago. It was great for about 10 years, then my septum went back to its original crooked position. Hopefully technology today is better but I remember that punched in the face feeling! Best of luck on yours!
@@randomness3235 naa infact you feel the relief of sneezing the whole time
Always heard this fact that you are mostly breathing through one nostril at a time more than the other. and its true. you are usually only using 1 nostril even if the other one isnt clogged at all.
@TopNerf yeah,test it out for yourself, you will feel 85% of your air through only one! ive always thought it was cool haha
Yep, with the nasal cycle your nostrils will take turns being the side you normally breath through.
@Dex Dclan dude I feel you, I had my.nose clogged for a few weeks when I was really sick, it sucked not being able to taste anything or to close my mouth lol
Your nostrils cycle a certain amount of time to let the villa reproduce
@Dex Dclan weird, the same has happened to me, also for a couple years now. for me its also accompanied with strange sneeze attacks and runny nose everyday for no particular reason, all year around. sometimes its various smells from food, plants, or people, sometimes its temperature changes, other times i cant root the cause to anything at all. i think it might be clogging my head so badly that my brain does not get enough oxygen, because im starting to get reaally weird memory losses in ways i have never experienced before. i better get a doc appointment up soon. have you been to the doc with it by any chance?
"What did you do at work today?"
"I sawed a deceased human being in half"
Its just so crazy to me how at point in time somewhere in the universe this person had problems & circumstances that made them feel either good or bad & maybe even felt like they never would resolve them. & i don’t mean this in a suicidal way but like none of our problems good or bad really matter because it all comes to an end but i think thats what makes it special because thats how life is felt & experienced. Wish you had a link to the persona bio & thank you to them for donating themselves to science!
Exactly. I think helping people realize this and contemplate their own mortality and the reality of death in a neutral and healthy way is definitely also a good thing about this type of educational content.
Also nice Kid pfp.
When you donate your body to science and then they use it to make a youtube short
It was an educational short so they're serving their purpose.
@@Rightinfrontofmydietdoctorkelp The whole educational thing is just bs, sure its educational but its underlying goal is entertainment and you know it. We all know it.
If it was donated and not just stolen. The body market is terribly unregulated.
@@levi8859 agreed. Educational is educational but who would want their body posted to UA-cam for "science" I wouldn't that's for sure.
@@GrimNephilim this way many people who would maybe never see this kind of knowledge can get access to it for free. Don’t see why this would be a bad thing
Wow, this actually really helped me. During the summer I got a Deviated Septum while playing baseball. I had no clue what a deviated septum was at the time, and still don’t know what or where it it. So now it makes so much more sense now that I actually know where it is.
Thank you!! It’s so much easier to understand when you’re looking at an actual body.
He was once a person with dreams and his last request is to donate himself for research purpose ✊😔
At least he will benefit our knowledge of science
@@urlocalhistorybuff316 we are assuming they didn’t achieve their dreams.. they could have easily achieved their dreams.
The person could have easily achieved their dreams, how do we know?
@@DoktrDub I’m just stating a fact, not asking about their dreams. Ur on the wrong subject, this is biology, not Human Resources
*CHILDRENS HOSPITAL SAID I HAD THE WORST THEY'D EVER SEEN😂*
Why tf did I feel it when he stuck the tool in the nose thingy 💀
Covid test
Real answer: mirror neurons.
Your brain appears to be working very well.
@@dynamicworlds1 ahh
@@chaserivera1623 don’t remind me
That’s insane that was someone alive eating drinking and living at one point 😂
Why the laughing emoji
It's sad
Bruh what the hell man why you so happy?
Tate fan brain
It’s sad but why funny emoji 😢
I hope this person makes a speedy recovery godspeed to this person.
Great video! Since you're nearby, can you please make a guided tour on the nasal sinuses? That has always fascinated me!
Co yours are clogged 🌚😆😆, no free consultations here
man that person had a whole life and family and here they are completely cut in half and being poked by some guy in a lab. interesting how times change huh. life is short, make the most of it!
why is everyone trynna be a motivational speaker here😭
Donated his/her now useless body to educate the next generation of doctors and as bonus a bunch of normal people.
Saute to the person for their wise choice, everyone should do it.
I agree! honestly this was little hard to watch!
"interesting how times change huh"?
Science have always been disturbing. Modern Science is much acceptable because people voluntarily donate their body incase they die . Compare it to earlier time, where people are taken against their will for the sake science, some are even tested while alive and suffering.
@@jayraiya92 I take it that you don’t really value human life. The complexity of everyone’s life is just the same as yours. These used to be people just like you are.
So interesting and amazing as all of your teaching videos are. Thank you guys for what you do!
Aaaaand that's why I became a doctor in electronics and not a medical doctor.
? Because you prefer dealing with metallic bodies that don't resemble organic components?
@@Undomaranel no, because in electronics you use exclusively your intelligence and imagination, but in medical science you just follow a book and you use experimentation rather than pure mathematics. And I like to use my head
@@aaronaaron5013 You know why nobody uses pure mathematics in medicine and follows a book instead? Because you *don't need pure mathematics in medicine* , and guess what happens if you don't follow that book? That's right, *a person dies*
I would like if you stooped saying that only the people of your profession use their heads, medicine requires even more intelligence than pure mathematics.
@@mrapple2544 dude stop being dumb, I never said the one is better than the other... they are two different disciplines....
And if you wanna know I am a PhD in medical electronics, I build imaging machines, robotic prosthetics, and a lot of things from glucose level apparels to MRI's.... if electronics dudes stopped working the medical doctors will be as efficient as a 19th century doctors....
We are academic professionals, we made engineers, we save infinitly more lives than medical doctors, and no one is saying the others are dumb.... I say its a different profession
so chill
@@aaronaaron5013 *”not cut them in half.”*
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Him: look at the nose
Me: that spinal cord
I used to have a deviated septum. I always used to tell my mom that my nose was crooked but she didn’t believe me until we went to the ear nose and throat doctor for a different issue. When I had the surgery they wheeled me back into the operating room and I was so afraid that I wouldn’t go to sleep but then I woke up in another room 😂
Right?! I have that. Lucky your mom got that operation lol
My mom just kept telling me i told the doctor no even tho i wanted it
Was it super painful to recover from?
@@SpookyNugs it was pretty painful at first. They had splints in my nose so it would stay open but after like a week they took them out and I was better. My allergies got less worse too
I have one but they won't do anything
I had a surgery 7 years ago and it was amazing how much better I could breathe. But that only lasted maybe 1-1.5 yrs. I don't have medical insurance so haven't been able to get another surgery.
"on a real human cadaver"
how proudly he said that
it is a matter of pride for doctors. just watch college doctors getting excited over a freshly dispatched cadaver from the hospital.
Trippy to think about that if someone showed a cut off head it would be a bankable offense. But cut that head in half and it's fine.
I always enjoy learning new things from your channel! Thanks a lot!
Now I know where the PCR swab goes exactly.
Dude: I'm going to donate my body to science.
UA-cam :....
This is valuable info. If you want to be a Singer or a Horn player you can see what's inside you. In a way, this Person gave their body for Science AND for the benefit of Art. Respect & say Thank You.
Wow just soo fascinating to watch despite a doctor myself it’s still amaze me each time on every anatomical videos of yours❤️🇬🇧
Deviated septum gang wya?
My favorite kind of weed is cocaine -Theo Von
On the table
here m8
I started wearing those nose strips at night about a year ago and it’s a game changer as far as sleep/breathing quality.
Man the precision of such a cut is amazing.
How intricately well crafted the tools must be to perform such a task
Imagine being the guys who did a rift cut on a dead human body.
これ本物の人間です。
Love what you do. I learn so much. DD
I suffer from a deviated septum. I am shocked that my doctors never suggested a separation of that. It would have saved me so much suffering.
I have that too, some people who had had surgery said that it worked at the beginning, but after few years the bony tissue somehow grew back and blocked the nasal passage gradually.
Most people have them, super common and usually non-problematic. I had one, and my ENT drilled a hole laterally thru mine. I still suffer from horrible congestion and sinus issues
He's gonna be so mad when he wakes up
I had that, I had it cut, out, the worst night of my life after, to recover, but now I can breath freely, is amazing !
dude: "Id like to donate my body to science"
doctor: "bet"
ghost: "NOT PUBLICLY"
I just can’t get over that that’s someone’s dad, mom, grandma, grandpa son or daughter. I know it helps science in the long run but🫣
This is what I expect when I see a therapist. Need them to open my brain up and see what the heck is wrong in there
Had surgery for a deviated septum and sinuses that were so swollen I could not breath through my nose. What a difference after surgery. I had been a mouth breather for most of my life. It was life changing surgery.
I thought that said "devastated septum" and now I have a great track name.
I'm just tryna think of who to send this to on a Saturday night at 2am
That's a great sample for learning neurostructures. Very good cut.
50% of the comments: I also have a deviated septum.
Other 50%: that was a person, with dreams and nightmares and shit.
This looks so beautiful. See how clear the corpus callosum, falx cerebri, fornix and brain stem structures are well preserved.
Giving my body to the medical school when I die
Dude was alive at one point 💀
I laughed
Captain Obvious is back.
He once had a cock rammed down his throat
It's actually amazing how they were able to perfectly cut the cadaver
People say even if u get a Surgery after some time it becomes how it was before..
For some people it does. My doctor told me that some people get no effect at all, and some can go maybe 6-12 months before returning to normal. But I think it depends on what was causing the problem. I had a deviated septum and enlarged turbinates. They fixed the septum and reduced the turbinates, so even if my septum deviates again, it will not close off because the turbinates are smaller
My operation didn't work, so they had me in again and re-did it. That was 40 years ago! It's still deviated, and I wear a Breatheright sticker on top of my nose every night which really helps. Now I have sleep apnoea as well, just to add to the fun
How do you do such clean cuts on a cadaver?
saws. no joke, they use saws
I had this, amazing to see what the surgeon had to cut through to fix it!! Amazing!! Great job as usual
Love your videos. I have learned amazing things!!
I find anatomy fascinating, but when I see this I still can't help but just think of what kind of soup stock this would make.
I had surgery on mine and it was the most painful surgery, I woke up immediately in the worst pain ever. I woke up and yelled
“what the fluck” the nurse was like, “you’re not the only one here honey.”
It’s painful but better now❤
Kurt earned my respect 🤘🫡🎱🍀❤️
I am a doctor and your videos helping me a lot.Thanks man
Thanks!
No problem!
Thank you for your service, Michael.
Thank you!! I’ve been trying to find this!! Now I understand what’s going on in there!
Can you do a video on how to take the bodys apart? How you cut them up and maybe show us how it's being done? Morbid but would be so cool to see!
Your videos are interesting and informative. 👍🏼
Wow, it's amazing to see all the organs and body parts in real life not just a picture.
I dont know the word to describe what a feel looking at this, "Unsettling" is simply an understatement
These videos make me feel so vulnerable 😂 . it’s pretty cool though
I have a severe deviated septum and doctors refuse to do anything about it. They constantly trry to do "Non invasive" surgeries and things, or prescribe me sinus sprays etc. I will usually start going to specialists hoping they will push for corrective surgery so I can finally breath, but 3-4 $200 a pop appointments(after insurance) and various small procedures and prescribed allergy meds later I give up for another few years.
I kind of hate ENT's.
I had a deviated septum for years and finally had a septoplasty two years ago. Changed my life. So thankful I can finally breathe.
I know they donated their body to science and it's what they wanted, but it's still really fucking me up to know this was a human being that lived a whole life and that someone probably loved.
Every Human is loved by someone.
But yes, that is crazy to think about.
But also, very Interesting to see inside this wonderwork of nature!
Wish him a speedy recovery
For some reason it does sort of a calming effect on me
Congrats bro, u r a bit of psycho......like me😁😁😁
@@pdf16500 No, non of us, it's just due to the magnificent smell of dried flesh that my dog usually eats as a tasty treat. I am simply used to expect the same sweet aroma from dried human skin, as a mammal's flesh, obviously, does not differ much in any state ( visually )
Thanks for showing this! Love it🤓
LOVE YOUR CONTENT! This is very interesting. Could you show us a cadavers septum that’s abused drugs to show the effects on the septum?
Honestly if you donated yourself you better pray this guy gets you they do wild ass shit with them bodies
Bro realized he never woke up after sleeping first at sleepover 💀
Had one of those. REALLY made it Hell to get to sleep.
But since my operation to correct it, I have a hole through my septum that a pencil could easily fit through.
Can you do a video on the pineal gland. Thanks
Thank you so much , this I really needed to see. WOW!!
That could be my grandfather I think. He donated his corpse to science.
I know that head, *that’s my friend Tom.*
What's wrong in making video on donated human body?
These bodies are not used for research. They are mainly used for medical students learning anatomy. This is nothing new for medical students. However, it's really good that everyone can access such info , all thanks the person who donated body and who make such informative videos!
Keep it up!
I am planning on donating my body once in done with it (if they accept it) I've downloaded the required forms and hand told my family of my wishes.
You could say, he's got a split personality.