Serosa and Adventitia | GIT Histology

In this video, Dr Mike explores the differences between serosa and adventitia within GIT. he discusses which organs are sit within the peritoneal cavity and which organs are retroperitoneal.

[avb]

Simple, to the point, and extremely helpful! Plus, the picture ties it all in. Thank you!!

[BenThomas]

As a current Medicine student I value your content Matt and Mike, keep it up!

[itsmandy]

My final practical for anatomy is tomorrow morning and these layers have been so confusing to me! Finally found your chapter and It’s cleared a lot of things up. Maybe I have a chance to ace the practical now! Thank you!

[OlabodeAdemola-ygdo]

Wonderful teaching! Brief, concise and straight to the point.🎉🎉
Thumbs up!👍👍

[kellyrozar]

This was SO helpful to describe the difference so clearly and concisely

[TheJcaban]

Thank you! My A&P book did a really poor job explaining this topic. Your video clarified it for me perfectly, and succinctly!

[xaviervansteen]

Thanks for clearly explaining difference between serosa and adventitia and also intra and retro peritoneum!

[lukasschobel]

Perfect explanation, fast and precise

[NhuNguyen-utoz]

sooo seriously helpful!!! thanks so much!

[felipe.athayde]

What about the esophagus and other structures thar are lined by serosa but are not intra-abdominal. Is the serosa of those organs composed of the same elements of the serosa found in intra-abdominal organs? Thanks for the class!

[ahmedhossam]

Man! That's so helpful and epic, Great job!!

[zachjd]

Loved all 4 of these GI histology videos. Any more histology videos coming? Respiratory or urogenital, etc?

[goddeyeddy]

Thank you for your videos. I could literally get my medical degree from watching your videos😂

[mikailavicennaarrhenius]

damn you are good in lessons and physic :D

[Forson]

Please you did mentioned that Adventitia is a loose Connective tissue.
Is not, Adventitia is a dense Connective tissue.

[gamzecetin]

Hey do you have any idea about gall bladder's outer layer i've looked at different sources and they dont match it is just confusing.
Thanks for the video.

[feisalajaj]

Caecum is intraperitoneal, in some cases it's not but usually it is

[AliBahaa-ip]

ربي شوكت اتعلم انكليزي واكدر افهم .. اللهم امنحي الصبر واعطني القوه

[gurandaokropiridze]

video was so helpful, but I think you need a new iron :ddd

[tacota]

Man you just made it harder on me (worse), you are mistaken, in book “basic histology by paulsen 3rd edition” it’s written that serosa is a loose connective tissue