Pancreas Clinical Anatomy and Physiology
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I'm 49 and had a distal pancreatectomy when I was 12, following a traumatic car accident. I have never completely understood what surgeries happened to me because my family never explained anything. I have never had any follow-up so thank you so much for sharing this video. It really helped me get an understanding of what's been happening inside my body all these years.
I think 1 million subscribers for such artistic creativity is so less...
He is such a great artist !!
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My medical school literally recommended this video - Thank you!
I couldn’t stop myself to write comments “brilliantly articulated” though I don’t belong to science but could get contents so well...God bless you
Your videos are excellent .I-am a medical student and I used to search your videos for every topic in my study and it helps me allot thank u very very much for your efforts
The pancreas is a long, slender gland that is located in the upper abdomen, behind the stomach. It extends from the top of the stomach to the bottom of the abdominal cavity and is about 6 inches long. The pancreas has two main functions: to produce digestive enzymes and to secrete hormones, such as insulin.
Digestive enzymes are secreted into the small intestine through a duct called the pancreatic duct. These enzymes help to break down carbohydrates, fats, and proteins so that they can be absorbed into the bloodstream. Hormones are produced by cells in the pancreas called pancreatic beta cells. These hormones regulate blood sugar levels by controlling the amount of glucose (sugar)
For detail, you may watch this video
th-cam.com/video/Pb7sreuIHD8/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ShagunStudyCircle
This is amazing!! I am a Sonography student and this is very helpful!!
thank you so much for your sharing. i really understand your explanation. I was so confused when i read the textbook, and then i searched about pancreas physiology on utube. Finally, i learn easily from your videos.
This is actually just an amazing video. Well done and thank you!!
Outstanding Drawings, excellent presentation, excellent flow of information. Thank you so much. ❤️
one of the nicest and best visual ed explanations ive seen in weeks. of researching this stuff.
I am not a medical student but it adds knowledge and information how the pancreas function. The illustration is very clear, thanks!
Perfect!♥️
Just one note; i think you mixed up the main and accessory panc. Ducts cuz the accessory comes from the lower part of the head and ascends to open in the minor duodenal papilla which is superior to the major one. Also the main duct is the one coming form tail, body, and upper part of the head.
The way of presentation was too good❤️❤️❤️
I'm going to buy the PDF! Thank you very very much for your great work!
Well explained, thank you! I've got a scene in book 3 that is going to require a crash course in the pancreas, and this is really helping
I'm really jealous of how you can demonstrate all your thoughts in drawing is that a talent or by training!
You got no clue what talent is
me too!!
I'm also good in drawing and sketching (as people around tell me), but this guy is amazingly best. I'm trying to illustrate my thoughts in this way since I was in sixth standard.
The Video is designed into a program VIDEOSCRIBE, where you put together a story and pick the organs and drawing. It looks flawless in the presentation, however putting something like this together is lengthy, and requires knowledge of the subject and about 8-12 hours of preparation (at least). So although the drawing seems to be the most impressive part, IT IS NOT!! it is all automated through VIDEOSCRIBE. The most impressive part of this video is the ORGANIZATION, PLANNING, VOICEOVER AND TIME that it took to prepare.
@@carlosjoelgarcia3200 This was absolutely not made with videoscribe
@@heavy.chemistry ok, perhaps a program like it! There are several brands out there, the point is, it was NOT done by freehand.
I was just diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. I had a good basic knowledge but this helps me even more thank you
How are you doing?
You're so gifted sir..may god bless you.
This is a very good way of understanding, Like everything sticks in your mind like a drawing, Thank you, But please post more Videos.
These are amazing and so helpful
This is fantastic that you can draw and tell stuff at the same time 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️💪💪💪 I was really amazed by your drawings.❤️
Just one minor correction (prob a slip of the tongue), the inferior pancreaticoduodenal artery comes from the superior mesenteric ARTERY, not the vein (10:27). Perfect otherwise.
This video was a life saver! I had 2 days to learn the entire pancreas system and be ready to take a test on it 😭
Perfect explanation! Thank you so much!
I really loved the way you explained i was really looking for a video that could explain exactly like this thanks 😅 MAY GOD BLESS YOU!!😊😊
Hello from Food Forest Permaculture on Vancouver Island B C Canada . AWESOME VIDEO . Fantastic Intel . Thank you for being you .
Now I have understood that why main pancreatic duct is located in ventral bud. It is because common bile duct drains into it while it is located ventrally. Thank you so much. Good luck 💪🏻
Wow i truly don't know that's how accessory duct was formed, i thought it just happened to be there lol. I should read embryology more. Anyway can I suggest topics for the future videos, like the physiology of sleep&wakefulness? It's pretty hard to understand and maybe visuals can be really helpful for it 👍
Very high yield👌🏽 great video! Thank you tons💜💜
Thank you so much!! you've helped me learn so much better and easier. Much Respect bro :)
Great work ..and thank u for making it plain ❤️
Wish i could give 1000s of likes to this video.. I have learnt a lot of things . Thank you so much for this informative video
This is so fascinating. I have been diagnosed with epi and it is horrible. My tail is showing signs of atrophy. Truly worrying and so scared my tail is going to tot away and destroy the whole thing. Only found out physical damage yesterday. 😢
Very nice, concise, simple and understandable
you are doing great work sir.
thsnks from bottom of my heart💓
Thank you 😊
Well explanation, very informative..
loved this...
Great job and very well done
Thank you and keep going
How can you do it so easily. Absolutely awesome. Hat's up to u Sir
Well explained hope you can do more videos of anatomy and physiology.
Awesome vids
The pancreas is a long, slender gland that is located in the upper abdomen, behind the stomach. It extends from the top of the stomach to the bottom of the abdominal cavity and is about 6 inches long. The pancreas has two main functions: to produce digestive enzymes and to secrete hormones, such as insulin.
Digestive enzymes are secreted into the small intestine through a duct called the pancreatic duct. These enzymes help to break down carbohydrates, fats, and proteins so that they can be absorbed into the bloodstream. Hormones are produced by cells in the pancreas called pancreatic beta cells. These hormones regulate blood sugar levels by controlling the amount of glucose (sugar)
For detail, you may watch this video
th-cam.com/video/Pb7sreuIHD8/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ShagunStudyCircle
Wow! Amazing work!
At time 10:30, I think it should be superior messenteric artery not vein. Thank you for your lectures... Please upload more for those who like to learn and make some preparation for med school. Thank you.
Seriously amazing
Thank you for this great video, they are testing my pancreas out today .
cant not thank you enough ! you are the best !
Excellent sir
Awesome video!!
Wow. Terrific. I just had the Whipple procedure done on me a week ago and am adjusting to that. If you have any recommendations for me so that I can learn more about how the pancreas, now minus the head where my tumor was, can still function and produce the enzymes it needs to, I would appreciate an recommendations. Thanks.
How r u
Great video bro it helps alot!
Thank you so much ...it is a package of all aspect of pancreas
Amazing work, thank you
Thank you for the wonderful explanation
Absolutely awesome!
Very informative I like the way he teach thank you so much
Brilliant video, thank you.
Amazing...well explained
I love it. Thanks a lot!!!
You are really great teacher
I wish i could give a million of likes to this video🤩
Thank you so much ✨
Applause for this explanation 👏👏
Very rich information full and clear
Muchas gracias de verdad, estoy muy agradecido.
Tremendous work
Really great presentation...
Thank you a lot doctor it was amazing explain
thank you so much it was super helpful ^-^
Your videos are excellent
You are an artist.
Woww that blown me up!!! Bravo I idore thank you
best video ever!
Very interesting and useful.thank you
omg , ur so excellent , u should get nobel prize
So well explained
Sir! Ur very talented man.U may live long
Amazing, thankyou 🤍
Nicely demonstrated
You're the man. Watching a pancreatectomy tomorrow. You just saved my bacon.
Thanks for this amazing ,outstanding vedio👍
Damn good!
If only I had access to this a decade back!
Life would have been so much easier.
Anyways it still helps to clear some concepts and misconceptions aftr all these years!
Simple and Beautiful!
Very very informative video 👍
Best videos ever
The venous return from the pancreas is via the portal vein or via IVC?
Thanks for your videos! what markers do you use, as to be able to erase it? thanks!
Please upload a video on peritoneum,greater sac,lesser sac.itsl's urgent
Thanks
hi thanks for superb educatianal video. i think you got a speech error at 10.34 : inferior pancreaticoduedenal artery comes from the vein you say.. just feedback.
Thanks!
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Awesome!
I need to watch this 50 times
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I am indian i like that video.
I am nursing student.
Sir i respected your video is very knowledgeable and interesting.
Drawing is so beautiful
I love❤🔥 it.
Very nice video