I think students will be thanking you for years to come Professor!! Much appreciated. I am getting my shot at Med School now and I really have found these sessions useful. And thank you so much for delivering such excellent quality material for free.
What would make these videos even better (if that's possible) would be if you included more detailed explanations about the distinguishing characteristics that enable you to make a positive identification of a structure. For example, when you said "this might be a nerve, I'm not sure, but I'm sure THIS is a nerve." IT WOULD BE GREAT IF YOU ADDED "I know this because..." to that statement. Exactly what specifically is tipping you off or giving you doubts? Anyway, GREAT VIDEOS, Thanks a million.
Wait, so looking at the top right corner of the slide, what is the tunica media looking thing above the adventitia? I thought the adventitia was the outermost part?
Thanks for the video! In some of the books they say there is no fibroblast on the tunica media and smooth muscle cells synthesize collagen and elastin and stuff, is that correct because if I am not wrong I heard that you said there are fibroblasts in the media. thank you
I think students will be thanking you for years to come Professor!! Much appreciated. I am getting my shot at Med School now and I really have found these sessions useful. And thank you so much for delivering such excellent quality material for free.
This was so so helpful. Amazing what 5 minutes can do. Thank you
What would make these videos even better (if that's possible) would be if you included more detailed explanations about the distinguishing characteristics that enable you to make a positive identification of a structure. For example, when you said "this might be a nerve, I'm not sure, but I'm sure THIS is a nerve." IT WOULD BE GREAT IF YOU ADDED "I know this because..." to that statement. Exactly what specifically is tipping you off or giving you doubts? Anyway, GREAT VIDEOS, Thanks a million.
Thanks alot that was really useful cause explanation was in detail
Wait, so looking at the top right corner of the slide, what is the tunica media looking thing above the adventitia? I thought the adventitia was the outermost part?
Thanks for the video! In some of the books they say there is no fibroblast on the tunica media and smooth muscle cells synthesize collagen and elastin and stuff, is that correct because if I am not wrong I heard that you said there are fibroblasts in the media. thank you
I have always understood media is predominantly smooth muscle which act like fibroblasts.
@@WashingtonDeceit Alright, I was a bit confused. Thank you so much for all the videos
thx for this vids...this one really helped =)
how can u defferentite b/t blood vessels and nerves? i didnt see any difference :)
thank u.
Ehrenmann
Blood vessels have blood in them.
Usually.
Or at least a lumen.