Anatomy of the Lymph node | Best Explanation Ever ;)

Anatomy& Histology of the Lymph Node!

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Afferent lymphatics go towards the lymph node, while efferent exits the node. The lymph node has cortex (which contains the follicle, germinal center, mantle, and margin).

Lymphocyte activation and differentiation occur in the lymph node.

Lymph is a colorless fluid that floats in the lymphatic vessels (lymphatics) of your lymphatic systems.

Formed from the interstitial fluid (extracellular fluid) and returns back to the big veins (Superior vena cava) through the thoracic duct and Right lymphatic duct.

Lymph slows down when it passes in lymph nodes.

Lacteals are a special type of lymph, they are milky because they contain chylomicrons.

Lymph node enlargement can happen in cases of lymphoma (painless lymphadenopathy) or infection (painful).

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[cutecathatesme]

Wish everybody could explain medical subjects like this. This is a talent... And all I get in my class is professors that make things even more complicated so they can make themself feel smarter hahaahah

[ilaila]

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[katherinemccray]

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[deepthimadabushi]

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[lucidinterval]

The explanation was crisp and emphasis on exam and clinical points were great. Subscribed instantly. Great work.

[abdullahhameed]

You are an exceptionally good teacher and an educator ! Keep up the good work!

[Youwh]

Undoubtedly the best lymph node video I have ever watched 👌
Thank you so much for the time you take to make these videos..
The simpler a teacher makes a complex topic, the more the time that has gone into preparing for it, so thank you for taking the time, so students like me don’t have to be so scared about medicine 🙇‍♀️

[elmagnifico]

I've recently found your series & it is amazing really!
thank you for the illustrations.You really helped me a lot.

[handiman]

You really are amazing in your explanations and diagrams. Thank you! My wife has had 23 lymph nodes removed and neither the surgeon or on oncologist have been able to answer some of my questions on exactly HOW things work. Seems like all they know is how to 'cut & remove' and prescribe drugs.

[ZorDIe]

Thank you thank you thank you for creating this content, Breakdown is genius to put it lightly

[kabtastick]

This is very good, can't believe I have been at uni for 3 years so far and only just found this channel!

[mariakurian]

this video lived up to the title. you did a phenomenal job simplifying this subject. new sub

[nyile]

EXCELLENT ... My concept of lymph node structure has been completely cleared. Especially difference between stroma and parenchyma ...

I really wish and hope you get a lot of subscribers. Which you will....

[strangerperson]

Thanx man. By the way, they are "antibody secreting" not "antigen secreting" 7:04

[truebeliever]

Total # of bones = 206✓
Total # of muscles = Around 600✓
Total # of lymph nodes = Around 450✓

[krishvasa]

I've said this before and will continue to say so In every video i find helpful, i love you man😁

[juanamunoz]

Your videos help me understand the subjects a lot more! Thank you so much!

[tomboytalk]

Very informative maybe you can help me understand The process that takes place that causes a lymph node to calcify. Also, once calcified how is the lymph system influenced by that calcification? does the lymph cease to flow past that node?

[mperezgumperezgu]

You’re right, best lymphatic explanation

[ahmadalkaabneh]

awesome man awesome, you are getting me through med school, when i graduate i will contact you and thank you so much and .... well i didn't plan that far lol.
all jokes aside you are the best.
and i hope u do histology too