This was the best thing I ever found. I read the material I do not even know how many times and this video did the trick. Me passing nursing school just got a lot easier. Thank you.
Armando's videos are just incredible. His illustrations are low-tech and to the point...a very refreshing alternative to overly complicated CG animations. His explanations are clear and easy to follow. His videos make the case that no amount of technology will ever replace good teaching!
Just wonderful, been searching for "removing arterial plaque build up" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Nanarter Harloffe Smasher - (do a search on google )? It is a great one of a kind product for learning how to reduce your cholesterol level without the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my m8 got excellent results with it.
Hello Armando, im very thankful for your work. i passed physiology exam by studying from your videos and now im studying pathophysiology again from your videos, i hope ill pass this one too :) thanks for helping us
so impressed. Thank you. The combination of illustrating and key facts in a storyboard is a powerful learning tool, pathophysiology in a step-by-step format, unbeatable
Fantastic lecture on the development of atherosclerosis! Just one note on the thrombus formation - this type of clot will not be red blood cell/fibrin rich, but will be platelet/vWF dominant. Thank you for taking the time to put this together!
Thanksgiving Day : My mum : Lets all say what are we thankful for this year. Everyone: Rolling their eyes Me : Immediately standing up while having "an knowing all" kind of look. I am thankful that Armando hasudungan exists. 😂
You do a great job of explaining concepts very simply and in a way that can be retained longer. That too on varied topics covering biochem, immuno, physio, neuro even chemistry.. Wonderful.. Thanks so much
Amazing........... Please do more vdos on surgery and medicine and obg... please please please...... It's like understanding the concept only by seeing the vdo one time literally there are no words to explain. It was brilliant and easiest for understanding 🙏
wow! I knew nothing about this topic before watching, and now I genuinely feel confident in explaining this entire thing to someone else, thanks so much! Just gained a new subscriber. :)
I just watched the video and I want to thank you with full of appreciation. This was really educative one and I am actually amazed by your drawings... not to mention that you followed the paty of more general to more detailed, which was also quite wonderful. Thank you :))
You can not start the process with high levels of LDL cholesterol because there is no correlation between serum LDL Cholesterol and artherosclerosis. Statin manufacturers would prefer that we no know that there is no correlation between serum LDL cholesterol levels and atherosclerosis but that is their problem. There seems to be a role for oxidated cholesterol but that has to come later in the process. Cholesterol is often used to heal damaged cells so that might be a clue why the cholesterol is building up. Atherosclerosis seems to be a disease of wealth and modernity. 5 things are associated with wealth. 1 Too much food, lack of fasts, obesity and diabetes . 2 lack of excursive 3 eating pufa omega 6 seed oils 4 smoking 5 maybe more chronic stress. When smoking goes down the atherosclerosis goes down but does not stop so smoking is not the main answer. Pufas could cause the cholesterol to get oxidised. Insulin resistance starts well before The real cause of the pr type 2 diabetes and causes excess insulin. Excess insulin might be damaging the endothelium layer of the arteries and starting the process. Truth seems to be that science does not know the answer yet about how modest wealth causes heart disease. Maybe we should cut back on wars to fund bio-science.
Something I don't understand.. How can hypertension itself lead to atherosclerosis? They say that, hypertension is the main reason for atherosclerosis, but if I have normal cholesterol but high blood pressure means I get atherosclerosis?
Well explained! Add about plaque structure- -Superficial "Fibrous cap"( smooth muscle n collagen) -beneath and to the side of cap (shoulder) cellular area of macrophages and t cells -deep to the fibrous cap is a "necrotic core", containing lipid debri from dead cells, foam cells
What could be great than 2014 helping out 2018? Thanks for such a flawllessly explaination. I have an exam Tomorrow and my teacher is like a guy who don't like to visit school and classes. So I am very happy Now and appreciate it.
Thanks a lot. Really great job. Congratulations, I love your work, i am fan of your art. Please keep doing more of these videos. And please more color if you can :D
Our teacher armando u deserve our graduation certificate b\c u r the unknown soldier. ..as usual u make it easy...I hope u like ur new nikname " artcher" (artist teacher )
The proces of moncytes passing through the endothelium through expression of adhesion molecules, is called monocyte extravasation, or "diapedesis" if anyone is curious.
No one ever explains where the calcium comes from that we see in a CAC scan...could you please elaborate? Is it due to the binding of calcium to collagen in the same way none is formed or is that a different mechanism? What’s the role of vitamin K in preventing calcium build up? Thx in advance.
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This was the best thing I ever found. I read the material I do not even know how many times and this video did the trick. Me passing nursing school just got a lot easier. Thank you.
Armando's videos are just incredible. His illustrations are low-tech and to the point...a very refreshing alternative to overly complicated CG animations. His explanations are clear and easy to follow. His videos make the case that no amount of technology will ever replace good teaching!
Gonna give my degree to Armando when I graduate.
YummiestOrphan same here...
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Lol
Just wonderful, been searching for "removing arterial plaque build up" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Nanarter Harloffe Smasher - (do a search on google )?
It is a great one of a kind product for learning how to reduce your cholesterol level without the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my m8 got excellent results with it.
Have you graduated yet?
It's really hard to concentrate what he's saying cause everytime I become amazed how awesome he draws!
Ha ha, I can't concentrate on what he's saying because, I also, am too distracted by how freely and awesome he draws!
Agree😂
Joking right?🤣🤣 it's app which draws
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This was such a good explanation, the drawings, the patho, bringing it all together, wonderful!
One of the few video series on TH-cam with enough detail for USMLE. Thank you!
you have to be joking, this level is enough for the USMLE?
So amazing, I am not studying medicine but I just can’t stop watching this video
Hello Armando, im very thankful for your work. i passed physiology exam by studying from your videos and now im studying pathophysiology again from your videos, i hope ill pass this one too :) thanks for helping us
Same 😮 itne saal ke baad mairi bari pass hone kih
I have my exam tomorrow and this literally is the best shortest and most accurate pathogenesis i have seen. Love from india❤
How did the exam gooo
I never expected to binge watch medical videos….but these are thAt good!!
this is a fantastic explanation!! I struggled with this lecture, but the visuals and clear explanations you give made it so much clearer, thank you!!
so impressed. Thank you. The combination of illustrating and key facts in a storyboard is a powerful learning tool, pathophysiology in a step-by-step format, unbeatable
Armando hope you know that by making these videos you're helping people all over the world save lives! Thank you so much
I just want to say thank you and I love you sooooooo much. You're getting me through my nursing school classes.
Excellent video, finally I understand the whole process, very helpful indeed! ;)
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Fantastic lecture on the development of atherosclerosis! Just one note on the thrombus formation - this type of clot will not be red blood cell/fibrin rich, but will be platelet/vWF dominant. Thank you for taking the time to put this together!
thank you for that information
Thanksgiving Day :
My mum : Lets all say what are we thankful for this year.
Everyone: Rolling their eyes
Me : Immediately standing up while having "an knowing all" kind of look. I am thankful that Armando hasudungan exists. 😂
You do a great job of explaining concepts very simply and in a way that can be retained longer. That too on varied topics covering biochem, immuno, physio, neuro even chemistry.. Wonderful.. Thanks so much
Unbelievable video. I am beyond words. I cannot believe what I have just seen in less than 15 minutes. Thank you, sir!!!
9yrs since this was uploaded but truly helped me today, thanks!
for whom already knows the basics, the detailed mechanism is descripted from 9:17
Amazing...........
Please do more vdos on surgery and medicine and obg... please please please......
It's like understanding the concept only by seeing the vdo one time literally there are no words to explain.
It was brilliant and easiest for understanding 🙏
wow! I knew nothing about this topic before watching, and now I genuinely feel confident in explaining this entire thing to someone else, thanks so much! Just gained a new subscriber. :)
I just watched the video and I want to thank you with full of appreciation. This was really educative one and I am actually amazed by your drawings... not to mention that you followed the paty of more general to more detailed, which was also quite wonderful.
Thank you :))
Such an amazingly precise and yet clear explanation. Thanks a million.
You can not start the process with high levels of LDL cholesterol because there is no correlation between serum LDL Cholesterol and artherosclerosis. Statin manufacturers would prefer that we no know that there is no correlation between serum LDL cholesterol levels and atherosclerosis but that is their problem. There seems to be a role for oxidated cholesterol but that has to come later in the process. Cholesterol is often used to heal damaged cells so that might be a clue why the cholesterol is building up.
Atherosclerosis seems to be a disease of wealth and modernity.
5 things are associated with wealth.
1 Too much food, lack of fasts, obesity and diabetes .
2 lack of excursive
3 eating pufa omega 6 seed oils
4 smoking
5 maybe more chronic stress.
When smoking goes down the atherosclerosis goes down but does not stop so smoking is not the main answer.
Pufas could cause the cholesterol to get oxidised.
Insulin resistance starts well before
The real cause of the pr type 2 diabetes and causes excess insulin. Excess insulin might be damaging the endothelium layer of the arteries and starting the process.
Truth seems to be that science does not know the answer yet about how modest wealth causes heart disease.
Maybe we should cut back on wars to fund bio-science.
This is just perfect !!! 🤩🤩🤩 straight to the point, clear and covers all the important points! 🌟🌟 Thank you for this masterpiece.
i really appreciate your work armando! you're amazingggggg
This is so great!! Each and every point is understandable! I mean how can everyone not appreciate this!!
Great going! 👍
Amazing. Couldn't get this kind of clear understanding from a textbook!
This guy is better than all my teachers!
Very helpful video..bcoz of this video m able to explain this process in front of my teacher❤❤
You make the best explanation videos ever.
Thanks for your efforts 😊🙌, it makes our revisions much easier👍
Something I don't understand.. How can hypertension itself lead to atherosclerosis? They say that, hypertension is the main reason for atherosclerosis, but if I have normal cholesterol but high blood pressure means I get atherosclerosis?
Really helpful for my pharmacology class! thank you !! :)
Your explanation and illustration skills deserve my sub. Let’s get Armando to 2mill subs!
Thanks for sharing your arts with us mortals
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Enjoyed and loved the video. So happy to learn things from you in the easiest and best way possible.
Thank you so much Armando Hasudungan! This video was so helpful
Thank you! You explained it better than the university professors!!
that was a simplified explanation of pathophys of atherosclerosis! thank you Armando =)
Seriously...if I pass my exam tomorrow...it's cuz of you
I really love this video with all this amazing explanation!! Finally i really understand more about Atherosclerosis!!
This is amazing Thnx, so much
Best time i listen to someone explaining Atherosclerosis ❤️😍😍 thank you sooo much
Thank you armando 🙏
You are a close friend to my field
I’m gonna be remembering you ☺️
Well explained!
Add about plaque structure-
-Superficial "Fibrous cap"( smooth muscle n collagen)
-beneath and to the side of cap (shoulder) cellular area of macrophages and t cells
-deep to the fibrous cap is a "necrotic core", containing lipid debri from dead cells, foam cells
Thank you so so much!! Hope this question is asked in exam today!
Your videos have been so amazingly helpful with my care plans. Thank you so much!
You do an amazing job at explaining these concepts!
Thank you. You make my life easier. Can you please do more neurology topics
It is very apparently useful for me to study and understand what the mechanism atherosclerosis form! Thanks
What could be great than 2014 helping out 2018? Thanks for such a flawllessly explaination. I have an exam Tomorrow and my teacher is like a guy who don't like to visit school and classes. So I am very happy Now and appreciate it.
The way of your explanation is amazing,
When i watched your videos my all doubts have been cleared.
Thanku buddy for your existence😊
Wow!!! I’m mind blown!!!! Can’t thank you enough for this
Thankyou so much. These videos just summarise the thoughts and after opening the book everything looks more simplified. ☺️
bro this is amazing !! keep up the good work
Thanks a lot. Really great job. Congratulations, I love your work, i am fan of your art. Please keep doing more of these videos. And please more color if you can :D
we will be glad to see you on our channel🙌
So beautifully explained ! Thanks for making such a difficult topic look like game
Spectacular !!!! Soooo grateful, you can’t imagine !
New subscriber! Thanks for being an amazing resource for this kinesthetic learner and nursing student!
Thank you for your amazing drawings and teaching
You inspire new TH-camrs like me 👍
this is my first time watching your videos and i absolutely like it!
very detailed yet simple - great work
don't know why im being recommended a lot of medical videos, i dont hate it though. this was very educational
Keep up the great work bro. GOD bless you
Our teacher armando u deserve our graduation certificate b\c u r the unknown soldier. ..as usual u make it easy...I hope u like ur new nikname " artcher" (artist teacher )
Greeeeat,your efforts are so much appreciated
This is a great video!!
Thanks for details explanation about how did the atherosclerosis develops..
Wow. You are literally a beautiful genius.
Excellent video. Your explaining method is really good. I learned a lot of stuffs frm this video which the classes didn't giv. Thanks a lot :)
Amazing illustration bro
Love the detail! Really awesome job!!
The proces of moncytes passing through the endothelium through expression of adhesion molecules, is called monocyte extravasation, or "diapedesis" if anyone is curious.
Lots of love from India ❤️
Thank you a lot! Amazing video!
you are amazing best youtube channel ever
Best explanation ever
thank you! the illustration is so clear.
i should be the one thanking you man ...youre doing a great job,,,
Thank you very much, i loved this video and i sheared it ❤🎉
Very very beautifully explained, thak you so much sir 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
Best explanation I have ever seen
What a creative and intelligent person you are thank you so much 😍
1.54 min drawing of the process is wrong. The plaque is not deposit into the lumen of the coronary. But inside the endothelium
No one ever explains where the calcium comes from that we see in a CAC scan...could you please elaborate? Is it due to the binding of calcium to collagen in the same way none is formed or is that a different mechanism? What’s the role of vitamin K in preventing calcium build up? Thx in advance.
really thanks.. now I have understood this topic..thank u so much sir.. Ur work are appreciable
I see you understand the problems of plaque formation but where is the solution to get rid of this problem?
thank you for this! i learn visually so your videos make everything easier!
Thank you so much sir for this video 😃
This was a very informative and profound video. I appreciate it much.
It's really awesome sir,, the way you have described is so interesting.......... Thanks a lot
Wow. Research encapsulated into a clear presentation. Thank you.
Very detailed and awesome demonstration!!!! Thx sooo much!
Thank you so much for making these videos!
I love the explanation he give. The drawing was so much great. Thank u so much. I was enjoying. Its to informative
I've finalky understood this process THANK YOU SIR
Great lecture, so amazing!!!