Medical Embryology - Development of Cardinal Veins and the Large Veins

This video goes into how the cardinal veins, a group of embryonic veins, interconnect, rescind, and develop to create the large veins of the body. I hope you find it helpful!

[DPPD]

I went through so many videos and read lot of stuff on finally your video drove the concept home..One of the best videos on IVC embryology.!!
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[drsaipriya]

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[GloriousDream]

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[jamyaoi]

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[AmiirSh]

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[inags]

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[TheSphinxoid]

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[ghchd]

My gods.. I just have my great final exam of anatomy tomorrow and needed this for a last revision..
Your timing was impecable. Very good video, thanks for doing these!

[ayobabukhadra]

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[tracy]

This video was so helpful. This was impossible to understand through text. Thank you ♡

[uzairjavedchaudhary]

hey, you really explained it in a very methodical manner. It really is confusing while reading from books & i have a suggestion that you may please keep on telling that from where this/any vein was developed. i.e either from any of 3 basic veins .. umblical..vitelline or cardinal .... if you will keep on repeating the origin of any newly developed veins, your students will become more powerful at their knowledge. thank you keep it up . i suggested you as you are doing good work.

[notthepersonurthinkingabout]

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[srinivasevil]

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[bardankhatiwada]

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Such a boost for my studies
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[kristopherluke]

This is fantastic. Thank you for taking the time to make it.

[duple_flamingo]

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Thank you and please keep it up

[aleksander]

amazing thanks a ton, can't wait till you post ones on GI system and Urinary and Nervous system.

[theAadi]

This has been incredibly helpful! I like how you refrain from calling the things abnormal, instead term it as a variation.👍 Because i hate how all the medical fraternity tends to be binary and term things as normal/abnormal. It is all a part of the fluid process of evolution. Respect for the effort you have made 🙏🙏

[miserere_me]

that was truly fu.king awesome, Thank you

[asiaoptimistic]

really an amazing explanation!!! thanks alot