TISSUE REPAIR (Healing): Regeneration & Scar formation | Labile, Stable and Permanent Tissues |

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you explained it in the simplest way..thanks alot to make it easy for me

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

You are welcome 😊

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i was finding lect from big robbin ....pura u tube chan mara ...ni mili video now i have found u....thanks alot mam ...love u so much...now i will score good marks in patho ...otherwise i was feeling k m fail ho jana

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

Thanks and welcome. All the best.

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Thanks a lot for pathology lecture in easy way🙏🏿😊

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

Most welcome 😊

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This helped me a lot. Thank you very much doctor.

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

Glad to hear that. Thank you.

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[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

Most welcome 😊

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[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

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ma'am your explanation is very nice....

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

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Thanks doctor🙏

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

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Thank you so much Dr for this lecture. It helps me a lot

[@kotraramanakumar3505]

Mam one small dout, in pathology which book you refer mam ,means author ??

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

Robbins Pathologic Basis of Disease

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Very helpful lecture maam thank u

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

Thanks and welcome

[@shariqanjum1531]

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Tqq mann ...make more videos mam

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

Thank you, I will.

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Medam please explain about
Cardiac - MI, rheumatic fever, hypertension

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

Sure I will

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@@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693
Thank you medam
I will look forward for your lectures
It May help us in our theory exams

[@MohitGupta-km5qm]

Mam one more question after complete healing internal scar tissue or adhesion are goes off.

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

It depends on the type and extent of tissue injury and the character of tissue involved. Complete restoration is possible in tissues composed of stable and labile cells. Injury to tissues composed of permanent cells results in scarring. With time, wound contracts and wound strength ( 70- 80% of normal ) is achieved by 3 months.

[@MohitGupta-km5qm]

After repair of tissue scar forms. mam
is scar having the scar tissue or it just a spot

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

Scar tissue is there. How extensive is the scar tissue depends whether healing takes place by first intention or by second intention.

[@jiveshpratapsingh7265]

Thx mam

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

Welcome

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Nicely explained mam can I study from harshmohan.??

[@dr.shwetaranakhokhar5693]

Yes you can.

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Old fashioned lecture style