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Beautiful work with a beautiful voice. Wonder why so little likes though, much love dear💕

This was brilliant! Amazing and thorough presentation of the eye anatomy and physiology! I enjoy learning from your videos !

Thank you!!! Thanks to your presentation I’m now able to visualize the placement of this bone and to locate its components. A most excellent tutorial!

Thank you so much for this

Surprising how much you recall from school days, decades later. Thank you for the refresher.

Thank you so much for making this video it is so helpful and makes it a lot easier to understand!

I like that you are detailed explaining and describing your lesson.

In simple terms I love ❤️

The lecture was awesome 👍

Do the osteons break down within the endosteum inside the harversional canal that is in the middle of it? And are they pushed in the end to the endosteum in the medullary cavity?

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Stephanie you are the best. Let me just say

Unbelievably helpful. Thanku so very much for being so explanatory and helpful

stupid female voice so annoying.

What's the app, miss? I can't find it in the Google play store

At 8:26, the lamellae in circular formation have a lumen packed with rbc's supplied and distributed through the vertical vessels afferent and efferent to the main bloodstream outside bone, osteocytes share the nucleus making a lumen. The comment section is turned off in next video but you explained the central canal and referred to the nerve as a vessel , other experts don't say that the nerves are vessels and I've asked them why and without any explanation to what a nerve is ? possible nerve vessels transport gasses or the lights after blood centrifuge the difference is in mechanical centrifuge and how much gas is lost during centrifuge in transfusions, the blood naturally centrifuges influenced by BP, for example exposing micro elements and molecules to the same environment external to the epidermis

Amazing teaching.

Best video on this subject. I think I got it. Thank you

This is great! Can you tell me what program/software you use for teaching?

thank you so much for making my concept crystal clear

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!! This video covered absolutely everything on my study guide! :) and very easy to understand!

Thank you for the clear and easy to follow presentation.

Thank you so much! The best explanation!

Thank you so much for this amazing video ✨

so clearly！thank you for saving my histology examination!

EXCELLENT🙌❤

Literally the best lecture available on the histology of bone tissue. Elaborate and very easy to understand. Thank you!

You nailed it 💫❣️

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I love this soo much. thank youuu

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great and clear explanation

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Beautiful! Thank you for this info!

This is really helpful. Thank you.

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This is a really good video ty

Absolutely an excellent tutorial.....TYSM.

this is everything i need, thank you so much

Thank you so much for your videos! I find them very helpful and easy to follow compared to many others out there!

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The best looking muscles, most realistic, I mean shapes and great explanation 👌🏻 many of this anatomy videos contains absolutely fckd up muscles, not good shapes not realistic positions and so on.. and 3:50 🙏 finally someone who explained this to me, I was thinking if biceps is attahed on Radius bone, how on earth it contracts it self while you supinate your wrist, It doesnt make any sence as radius bone goes further from biceps, but now I see that biceps tendon is attached kind of from inside, almost from behind of radius bone so thats why 🤦🏻‍♂️ I couldnt sleep because of this almost 😂 thanx for this video, great work.

That was the best way to splain the used of neck muscles.

Wow! That was brilliant! Thank you so much.

Very helpful lecture mam ..... Stay blessed 💞

Wedge like structure forming the forward portion of the cranial bowl.

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