Microscopic anatomy of the pancreas

Under the microscope we can look at the classic histology of the insulin producing islets of Langerhans and see how the exocrine cells of the pancreas are arranged around them to send all of those pancreatic digestive juices to the small intestine.

Music:
Disco 93 by Gregory David

[brettd]

As a type 1 diabetic of about 30 years, it's great to be able to start to understand this.

Thanks heaps

[maryroberts]

It's amazing that we don't digest ourselves. I never thought about that. New fear unlocked.

[Amira_Anatomy_is_destiny]

So clear, so easily explained to us thank you so much, doctor

[vsrump]

Am less than one minute in and have already LEARNED something new !! love the embryology you include w/ gross and histo---thanks 🙏

[niccolomasturzo]

Yesterday I did my histology exam. The fact that you started your histology lectures a couple of weeks after I started studying for this exam, and that yesterday my examination slide was a pancreas slide makes me simile, love this kind of coincidences.
I will never get tired of thanking you for your passion

[xondominique]

you are an actual super star! in less than one minute i learned more about the pancreas than i knew my entire life! and i thought i knew stuff.

[ilmendo]

Sam would you mind to do the same with the duodenum and with the further connections with Pancreas, liver and kidney

[Amira_Anatomy_is_destiny]

Thank you for adding a little bit of embryology, doctor

[nestonoh]

You did this video for me alone 😂.
You started doing histology when my exams are concentrated with questions from histo...


Thanks 👍

[julianomachado]

4:48 min, I am just at the beginning of video, but I am envisioning instead H&E staining, an IF for we clearly see the cells insulin+, glucagon +, and and so on...