Hepatic portal system

This tutorial gives an overview of the hepatic portal system including portal-caval anastomoses.

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[KellyBezz]

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[drabhijeetchopade]

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[towfiqheaven]

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[yvonneakpene]

Awwww, I understood veinous drainage and the portal-caval system. thanks to you Sir. God bless you. Very helpful lecture.

[angkorgo]

Absolutely superb! I first studied the Hepatic Portal System two years ago and did not - until now - ever fully feel that I had a grasp on what was going on and what was happening... Discussions by textbooks and colleagues were continually obscure, confusing, and perplexing -- until now! Thanks so much again for your extraordinary clarity and precision in elucidating the big -- and small - picture of what is going on!

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[mohammadyasin]

That's good presentation and educational one.
I went to medical college and I worked with pts with all type of chronic health problems.
I was sitting with them to educate them about their health and their medication.
But, these presentation refreshes my mind...
Thank you so much Doctor.

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[schrodingeru.k]

Wow .. am I dreaming or there is really who can make this topic super easy to be understood !!
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[christinap]

holy smokes this is a VERY well made video. Thank you so much. As someone who knows very little about this area, I found I was able to follow and it put many pieces together for me. Referencing particular conditions (varices, hemorrhoids) really helped as well, thank you!

[blacjac]

Amazing video, so helpful! The pathophysiological information along with the normal physiology is going to make remembering it way easier. Double thumbs up!!

[jayneslocum]

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[AmiCelli]

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[laurarak]

That is such an amazing explanation, finally understand why you get esophageal varices, haemorrhoids and caput medusae with portal hypertension.

[mrmeach]

Wow! One of the best explanations/illustrations I've seen of... well... anything.

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[yanli]

thank you for explaining this concept so well and making it very interesting rather than dry and boring like most anatomy classes. Anatomy is not an easy subject to teach, so you definitely have a talent!!