Peritoneum tutorial

Thank you So much Sir for this Awesome Video ❤

Sir I am from India. Your Videos helps me alot.

Thank you Once Again

best ever❤

You got me through anatomy in medical school. Now as an IM PGY1 who just got a uworld question wrong about pneumoperitoneum, I am back here to review the peritoneum anatomy (something that has always confused me, but finally clicked when I had originally watched this video). Thank you for all that you do!

man, you are great

Vielen Dank 🙏🙏🙏..Sie haben ganz einfach erklärt..Tut mir leid,dass ich während meiner gesamten medizinischen Studienzeit keinen solchen Lehrer hatte((

That Shing is legendary and is officially a part of my dictionary now😂

The best of the best lecture series ever!! Much appreciated!!

Teary-eyed with joy of understanding!

This video is amazing 😍. Thank you Sir

Fantastic video ma sha Allah! The best explanation I’ve heard , thank you.

Wish I had teachers who taught so well when I was in med school !

Thanks a lot sir

could someone answer my question, how could the foramen of winslow form by connecting lesser sac and greater sac? They are suppose to be two different sac with no opening, right?

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Kidney

Nicely explained...

Nicely explained. I would love to see more videos on CNS please. Brain pathways. Thalamus. Hypothalamus. Basal ganglia, etc.

Passed 1st year of med school and only now im realising that how the intraperitoneal organs are placed in relation to the peritoneum!

Sir visceral pericardium is also not having any pain Forbes then how is patient having pain in angina and mi??

Its my first time commenting on a yt video. you are awesome.

These vids are just like sitting in a classroom. They are so good. When I was younger and l'd see someone with a gargantuan pot-belly, - I'd say to myself, - "The dude's a beer-drinkin freak, or he's just way too sedate, or,
geez, cut-down on the donuts man" - Totally not true. Many of these people are carrying around a condition called Ascites. Nothing at all to do with beer or over-eating or whatever,. well, kinda,
if their Ascites is a result of Cirrhosis.
Dealing with this is a nightmare. You'll have to go in maybe once a week to drain all that fluid that normally would be handled by your liver and kidneys. And when a lot of fluid (and the SG is big-time greater than water) gets to be too much, it looks horrible. Your muscle tissue atrophies, you look like super stick-thin so much that your arms and legs are like toothpicks, your butt just disappears. The balloning in your stomach gets so huge, veins in your stomach stick-out, and your bellybutton completely pokes out, it's awful. They can drain upwards of like, - 20 liters if it becomes too bad. Take care of your liver and kidneys, cause if it gets too bad, they'll have to keep you drained, -
it's called a Paracentesis. And your other organs get beat-up at the same time. Proteins aren't metabolized and ammonia can build-up in your blood and cross the blood-brain barrier, and Encephalopathy results (just a word, basically meaning your brain is whacked-out) poisoning it, and man, the scene is scary big-time. This whole thing is super complicated, I don't really understand it at all. It's at home, so I've seen all this stuff. I say this cause it's the Para- however you spell it that ends up collecting what your organs can no longer process. The human body is a miraculous machine, and it's a bit more delicate than you might think. If you abuse it too much (it's delicateness is only matched by it's recuperative strength) failure can result, and new organs won't really be available for maybe another ~ fifty years. Geeezz, all I really wanted to say was Great video - thanks 👍

Thanks! Well done. Good sound effects and graphics, pronunciation, enunciation and no stupid music! Well done!

Just got a new subscriber with this video🤭

Really thankful ❤

Thank u Dr Morton, ur teaching way is nice ☺️

You sir are amazing. चरण स्पर्श. 🙏

craazzyyyyy good

Does blood vessels passes through the peritoneal cavity?

Which wall does the peritoneum passes through?

Amazinggg mann !!!

I really believe Anatomy should only be taught with animation!

Thankyo

Really thankyou

Literally Amazing!

This video is so good and clear it makes me think i could have been a doctor had this been my teacher 😂

For This the most simplified explanation of peritoneum 💯💯Awsmm... Lecture ❤❤😊😊

I watched many lectures on it, never imagined anyone could explain it so easily and with good animations and diagrams..just amazing

thank you so much Doctor , that was a very good explanation

So so good. Teaching is definitely a skill and you have mastered it. ❤
Thanks a million for sharing your art and knowledge

Shinnnggg 😅

During the entire GIT surgery rotations I've been suffering with the anatomy of viscera, till I saw this tutorial, and am speechless by the way that you covered every aspect of it in the most perfect way of illustrating. For that am grateful to you and wishes you the sucess that you deserve it in your life.

top sir thank you soo much🔥

Intelligent design

i think if someone wasnt fisting the balloon then not having enough fluid would only be an imaginary terror.

Thank you sooooooo much sir

Thank you so much ❤

I was confused till date in this topic until I found this tutorial. I have never seen more simpler explanations before. Thank you❤

Thanks alot for this man..what is the treatment for peritonitis