Medical embryology - Difficult concepts of early development.mp4

This video is intended to help students who are trying to get a handle on the complex three-dimensional changes that occur during early development. Drawing, plastic and a sleeping bag will hopefully clear up some of the challenging concepts in early development.

[SMV]

10 years later and I hope you know you're teaching current med students better than we're getting in lecture! Great visuals it's like a lightbulb just went on!

[DekG]

What an absolute hero. I can only imagine the effort put into getting all those layers right with the playdough. Thankyou so much, it's beautifully clear now.

[magdalenastrm]

OMG I allmost started to cry. I have spent so many hours trying to understand this. This video was fantastic.

[jenniferfox]

Ten years later and this is still the only video on YT that actually explains in one video what is happening. You are THE man! Thank you.

[PeterJWard]

The openings of the early mouth (stomodeum) and UG and GI tracts (cloaca) are initially covered by a membrane that ruptures as development proceeds, allowing the fetus to breath and swallow amiotic fluid which is then exhaled or filtered and excreted by the kidney. The extraembryonic stuff is probably needing a video of its own - there's a lot going on. Some of it forms a membrane around the fetus while the rest is part of the placenta. I'll see if I can get something together on that topic.

[Spartan]

This was absolutely one of the best embryo explanations. Problem with embryo is visualizing the whole process. This video solves that issue. Thank you SOOOO MUCH!

[JuicyMoonLight]

you're better than most of my lecturers in the embryology/anatomy department. thanks!

[bellabean]

Ten years after you posted this, I'm in my first year of medical school and really needed this. I was a freshman in high school when you posted this originally! Thank you so much!

[aixaazqadri]

These 18 minutes have changed my point of view towards embryology.I thought embryology was just some piece of colourful shit. I'm speechless now

[antonioclimax]

You should be awarded the medal of "greatest teacher in medicine".

[ladycavie]

THIS WAS SO INCREDIBLY Thank you from an anxious, overwhelmed OMS I!!!

[SollySch]

20 minutes > 6 months of embryology in med-school. Thank you again

[devanshim]

Sir, you are the first embryology professor who has not made me feel sleepy and actually made me smile while I was learning embryology. Hats off to you for explaining a difficult concept so easily and with subtle humor :)

[EzraNtabo-vdju]

He makes the concept of embryology so profoundly understood ! 😩..God bless you Sir

[sandragattas]

This is extremely helpful. Thank you SO much for putting this together. Beautifully explained.

[bexome]

What I can't understand is why I pay so much money for instructors at school when the free content on youtube is getting me through medical school. I wish I had more to give - this instruction was perfect. Thank you.

[annamusilova]

Im speechless, so amazing!! Whole the year i couldnt understand that process.. now..just 18minutes watching your perfect video and finally understand it all! Thank u soo much! :-)

[rameshbathina]

You are a REAL teacher teaching the most difficult topic. God bless you. You are doing wonderful service
to the entire world of medical students.

[DrVivekKarn]

those who disliked this video are disgrace to humanity.

[Perfectly_imperfect]

12 years later I am crying over founding this masterpiece..How am I ever gonna thank you enough 😭😭😭