This is helpful visual information. I'm a 40-year survivor of cancer in the nasopharynx with severe, and still- worsening, swallowing & eating difficulties - thanks to damage from tons of radiation & chemo. With no real help from the medical community, I've started my own research & proactive approach to finding some relief. This video has helped me gain a little better understanding of what's going wrong.
You’ve got my full attention . Truly, I’m having my grandchildren watch this too. They’ll enjoy learning from this also. Again, thank you so ver much for your thorough insight.
This was great, I have been researching "how do i know if my shingles are healing?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Paneah Nonpareil Paramountcy - (do a search on google ) ? It is an awesome one of a kind guide for discovering how to get rid of your shingles without the normal expense. Ive heard some super things about it and my neighbour got amazing results with it.
you are incomparable DR JOHN BOLTON ! YOU HAVE SUPERBLY ELUCIDATED AND DEMYSTIFIED THIS WHOLE CASCADE OF SWALLOWING ! LONG LIVE DOC AND CHEERS !MAY THE OMNIPOTENT GOOD LORD BLESS YOU WITH MORE LIFE!I LOVE YOU SIR.
This is an excellent presentation. I'm about to finish up a dissection of the pharynx and larynx and this is helping solidify and increase my understanding.
This is so good. I was diagnosed with Esophageal cancer in Feb 21 after doing a Barium test and and endoscopy. They found Barrets esophagus. My food pipe was so badly damaged, I couldn't swallow hard meats. I hiccupped and coughed when I tried to swallow. Luckily they found it early and I received chemo radiotherapy then surgery and now I am receiving immunotherapy. God willing it won't come back.
Just preparing myself for my phoniatrics exam, this helped me a lot! You are really talented in explaining and teaching in a comprehensive way! Thank you!
What an excellent teaching it is. Thank you so much. so clear, organized, I am so impressed. I learnt it so well after watching this teaching. Thank you so much.
AS a physician ,i must congratulate you for an excellent presentation (Anatomy & physiology) very well done made me to remember all the cranial nerves again!! Harry Sastrty
Hello Dr. Campbell Excellent popular presentation of swallowing mechanism. I believe Glossopharyngeal forces pushes bolus all the way to the anterior cervical spine and that turns bolus downward and then Autonomous forces are taking over. I believe this is important stage of the swallowing mechanism. If anything interferes with Glossopharyngeal forces then we Dysphagia cowman problem with Anterior Cervical Fusion. With all respect. Dr. Zarije Djurovic
Dr if may be a tonsil gets generated by some abnormal activity of body large enough such as a large bolus and that after oesophagus expands due to which wouldnt let the epigllottis to be open , then what would be cure of this .
Great video! I don't have much knowledge of medicine, but the material was so clear and interesting that I watched it all (I came here only to check how the food doesn't get into lungs). However, one thing remains unclear - does it work the same way with drinks? There are people who are able to drink really fast. Are they able to turn off the first stage of deglutition and swallow it without pressing their tongue to the hard palate (I was unable to manage to do it myself)? If so, does the epiglottis closes during the process, or the closing reflex is somehow triggered by the tongue movement to the hard palate?
+Zilvinas Steckevicius For sure the epiglottis must close, or the fluid would run into the lungs. While some people may learn to modify the voluntary components of the process, the process for drinks and solids is essentially the same.
Nice..if nerve supply was also shown along with afferent n efferent pathways along with associated disorders it would have been more helpful.very nice presentation though.thanks
could you tell me, in regards to the vagus nerve specifically what branches are used for the sensory sensation and which branch/es is used for the motor activity of the swallowing process? Many Thanks
Dr. I have a question, doesn't the larynx moves superiorly and anteriorly (hyolaryngeal excursion) in order for the epiglottis to attach to it? Could you please explain more about it please? Do you also have a video about dysphagia?
dont you think that both elevation of soft palate and contraction of posterior pharangeal wall -also- are togather the reson of closure of nasal region? ☺
This is helpful visual information. I'm a 40-year survivor of cancer in the nasopharynx with severe, and still- worsening, swallowing & eating difficulties - thanks to damage from tons of radiation & chemo. With no real help from the medical community, I've started my own research & proactive approach to finding some relief. This video has helped me gain a little better understanding of what's going wrong.
How are you now?
You’ve got my full attention . Truly, I’m having my grandchildren watch this too. They’ll enjoy learning from this also. Again, thank you so ver much for your thorough insight.
Thank. You doc, you are truly are a gem. Appreciate this very much. Wishing you all the best for a long and happy life. Power to you, from Sydney 😊😊😊
What a great presentation of the swallowing process!!!
thats what she said.
This was great, I have been researching "how do i know if my shingles are healing?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Paneah Nonpareil Paramountcy - (do a search on google ) ? It is an awesome one of a kind guide for discovering how to get rid of your shingles without the normal expense. Ive heard some super things about it and my neighbour got amazing results with it.
Omg..huge respect to his teaching skills..you made me clear all my doubts..Thanku sir 👏
I won’t be surprised if I get first place on the science project. You are the best explainer . Seriously
one of the best explanations of the swallowing process! very informative !
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Thank you very much. Brilliant presentation. As SLP student this video is helping me to understand the process of swallowing.
You’re the greatest dr I have seen, thank you for the simple way that you use
you are incomparable DR JOHN BOLTON ! YOU HAVE SUPERBLY ELUCIDATED AND DEMYSTIFIED THIS WHOLE CASCADE OF SWALLOWING ! LONG LIVE DOC AND CHEERS !MAY THE OMNIPOTENT GOOD LORD BLESS YOU WITH MORE LIFE!I LOVE YOU SIR.
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Brilliant!! Super explanation! Stuff being explained in an English accent just makes it more interesting and believable.
This is an excellent presentation. I'm about to finish up a dissection of the pharynx and larynx and this is helping solidify and increase my understanding.
You saved my life sir! Exam tomorrow!! Subbed! Although I’ll have to translate everything in french but I understood the concept fairly well
Same me too, I have to translate into Deutsch but really understood everything
Great help for synthesizing all the complex info about this into easy to understand phrasing. Thank you!
very good teaching . easy and understandable way it was . I learnt many things. especially the function of pharynx
Wow , you're indeed a teacher well explained, thank you very much
This is so good. I was diagnosed with Esophageal cancer in Feb 21 after doing a Barium test and and endoscopy. They found Barrets esophagus. My food pipe was so badly damaged, I couldn't swallow hard meats. I hiccupped and coughed when I tried to swallow. Luckily they found it early and I received chemo radiotherapy then surgery and now I am receiving immunotherapy. God willing it won't come back.
Wonderful lecturer and lesson, Thank you Doctor Campbell!
Thx so much 4 the awesome video. I have a science project and I didn’t know much about the swallowing process!
Thanks alot dr u saved me from the book nightmare
Thank you very much. It was a fantastic help in my exams
I'm grateful for you professor
You're the reason I've loved Digestive system, since it's been my biggest fear 😢❤
God bless you sir.I call you a God sent to teach medical students,I love you
God bless you also Oguzie, but I assure you I am only a man.
Just preparing myself for my phoniatrics exam, this helped me a lot! You are really talented in explaining and teaching in a comprehensive way! Thank you!
May I ask you something sis 😅
What an excellent teaching it is. Thank you so much. so clear, organized, I am so impressed. I learnt it so well after watching this teaching. Thank you so much.
Wow! We are wonderfully made. Thank you for explaining this.
where were you before sir!!!thank goodness I find your lectures as a student of pharmacy I needed a good teacher as you are
AS a physician ,i must congratulate you for an excellent presentation (Anatomy & physiology) very well done made me to remember all the cranial nerves again!!
Harry Sastrty
Wow!!! What an amazing video!!! One of the best I have ever watched and I have seen a TON in my speech pathology graduate program...Thank you so much!
Sis, do you have his vedios? I wanna download it, but I didn't find it
Excellent style of teaching sir.. Great one!
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the video has been converted into such a simple one wished u were my anatomy teacher😭😭😭😭😭
Exactly sis😔, can I ask you something?
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a lot of great information in this video, thank you for your efforts...
One of the best explanation of swallowing!!! You explained very well sir
Hello Dr. Campbell Excellent popular presentation of swallowing mechanism.
I believe Glossopharyngeal forces pushes bolus all the way to the anterior cervical spine and that turns bolus downward and then Autonomous forces are taking over. I believe this is important stage of the swallowing mechanism. If anything interferes with Glossopharyngeal forces then we Dysphagia cowman problem with Anterior Cervical Fusion.
With all respect. Dr. Zarije Djurovic
THANKS A LOT... you made it so easy for me to understand
Hi Doctor.Thank you so much for this video with perfect explain.I enjoyed that . Thanks a lot.
You are brilliant thank you for helping me revise!
Thanks Doctor can you please make more clips on othere parts of the body just like the way it was explained looking forward.
+Yacob Rosenberg There are quite a few on TH-cam already, have a look around campbellteaching channel.
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Dr if may be a tonsil gets generated by some abnormal activity of body large enough such as a large bolus and that after oesophagus expands due to which wouldnt let the epigllottis to be open , then what would be cure of this .
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Great video! I don't have much knowledge of medicine, but the material was so clear and interesting that I watched it all (I came here only to check how the food doesn't get into lungs). However, one thing remains unclear - does it work the same way with drinks? There are people who are able to drink really fast. Are they able to turn off the first stage of deglutition and swallow it without pressing their tongue to the hard palate (I was unable to manage to do it myself)? If so, does the epiglottis closes during the process, or the closing reflex is somehow triggered by the tongue movement to the hard palate?
+Zilvinas Steckevicius For sure the epiglottis must close, or the fluid would run into the lungs. While some people may learn to modify the voluntary components of the process, the process for drinks and solids is essentially the same.
Dr John thank u so much u really helped me so much but I have to translate into Deutsch ( Germany) thank u
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Nice..if nerve supply was also shown along with afferent n efferent pathways along with associated disorders it would have been more helpful.very nice presentation though.thanks
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could you tell me, in regards to the vagus nerve specifically what branches are used for the sensory sensation and which branch/es is used for the motor activity of the swallowing process?
Many Thanks
Dr. I have a question, doesn't the larynx moves superiorly and anteriorly (hyolaryngeal excursion) in order for the epiglottis to attach to it? Could you please explain more about it please? Do you also have a video about dysphagia?
thank you doctor :)
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After a stroke and dysphagia occurs, does the autonomic nerve get damaged leading to people unable to swallow?
dont you think that both elevation of soft palate and contraction of posterior pharangeal wall -also- are togather the reson of closure of nasal region? ☺
that's true
I have a huge tori on the upper palate. I kept asking dentists. No answer. I’m now 73 and having trouble swallowing.
Dr.
The glottis (larynx) get complete covered by epiglottis or partially covered up?