Veins of the body - PART 1 - Anatomy Tutorial

[Anatomyzone]

@shoopaie Hi, thanks and hope you are finding the videos useful. I am using the BioDigital Human Browser, which is free to use (YouTube won't let me post the link in this comment, but it's in the video description!). You need to have a relatively modern computer with a decent graphics card, and which support HTML5 and WebGL. But I would definitely recommend using it as a learning tool if your computer meets the requirements.

[morganbrandenburg]

Thank you SO much for taking the time to do this. I have been studying for weeks for a lab practical and was sure I would fail until I found your videos last night. I binged a bunch of them and am taking my test today, I feel much better! Thank you.

[ramyadevan]

super understanding better after seeing this video its actually helpful for all of ur students

[DolliahRose]

thank you very much. very helpful.. i was struggling understanding how those vessels are put all together until i watched your video ! thumbs up

[maryammeh]

Good day.Thank you so much. its truly interesting to watch your video not only its fruitful but also its Aussie accent.

[marciajacobs]

Good Evening
My name is Marcia Jacobs I would like to take the time to thank you for sharing your lecture and bold image of the heart online so I was able to observe while I study for Biology it was very beneficial although I had a great Professor and text book your additional resourced help tremendously.

Thank You
Marcia Jacobs

[LindseyRenee]

Learning about thr human body feels like I am in high school anatomy class again...informative

[awdalysaleh]

Indeed he did the best ; the variation remaining and will continue ; the skilled person enough to remind them ; they know their way and when to consult . Thank you dear Sir .

[courtneybrooke]

Can I ask what program animation you are using to tilt and move the structure for better viewing ? It is very helpful !

[hannahludington]

Most helpful video ever! Very much appreciated!! Thank you!!!!

[englee]

Thank you so much you a the best instructor. may god bless you

[aroojamjadkhan]

The valves present in the walls of veins prevent the backflow of blood are tricuspid??

[shoopaie]

@TheAnatomyZone Ah Thank you. I guess it would have helped if I would have checked the Information above. Anyways, it is very kind of you to share, and yes the videos are helpful and I did enjoy them. Great Job!! Thank you.

[syednavaid]

Peter I love you, you daa bestttt. Best explanation

[prairieinuk]

Thanks for the great graphics- very helpful. Please note, though, that the word 'cephalic' is pronounced with a soft c.

[MMMDDD]

Very clear. You certainly have a great teaching ability.

[spetrenko]

Thank you! very Helpful~ thank you for the details and taking your tiMe !!!

[tanveerahmed]

Thank you sooo much, this video helped a lot to me

[bellareyes]

I just couldn't stand the way he says "cephalic" other than that it was good

[liliya]

Very helpful content, thank you for the effort put into making this video!