INTRO TO HUMAN EMBRYOLOGY; PART 2 by Professor Fink

This is Part 2 of Professor Fink's Human Embryology Lecture. The Lecture presents what the 3 germinal layers ectoderm, mesoderm & endoderm) develop into. Reference is made to the neural tube, surface ectoderm, paraxial mesoderm, dermatome, myotome, sclerotome, intermediate mesoderm, lateral plate mesoderm, splanchnic mesoderm, somatic mesoderm, endoderm, development of the alimentary canal, and pharyngeal pouches. Reference is also made to Human Chorionic Gonadotropin, fetal development, development of the limbs, vernix caseosa, lanugo, descent of the testes. The Lecture also covers multiple births, fraternal (dizygotic) twins, identical (monozygotic) twins, conjoined twins.
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[@professorfink]

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[@professorfink]

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[@zoooey2002]

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[@erikayoung7575]

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[@hamnatanveer5531]

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[@sharpiemarker99213]

the best video on youtube on this topic! excellent.

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[@PamelaJonesRMT]

This is great for clarification, thank you Professor Fink.

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[@katherinemurphy9236]

Thank you Professor Fink!!

[@paulpatience5238]

Thank you very much. Embryology now makes sense

[@lyongaalfred5542]

great job,Prof.it really gives a clear picture of every step in the development process.thanks alot.

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[@avni1402]

i've never seen a professor like you Dr. Fink ! If i pass my anatomy embryology it will be just thank to you. (ssr medical college student)

[@onionlala1]

I haven't taken developmental biology but I need to know this for the DATs, these 2 videos have helped me tremendously with the general concept.

[@rooza10]

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[@assumabiru6018]

thank you very much professor fink
FROM kenya amazing lectures

[@ashi2780]

its soo amazin sir.. i m a medcial student of manipal university and this is the best explaination of embryo i have every llistened... its really helpful.. thanks alot

[@an33za]

Brilliantly explained Professor! =) that was so helpful. Diagrams were self explainatory! Now things make sense! May God bless you for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@professorfink]

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[@shiyin7469]

thank you professor! you made it so simple to understand.

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Love the C10 C13 artworks! I used to sketch things around just for a fun Da Vinci style learning process LOL Good time...

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Brilliant lectures!!!
Thank you so much.
I wish you were lecturing at my university...

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[@tinabannihatti]

thank you sir. many of my doubts got cleared especially regarding embryo folding

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I finally know embryology... shamefully it has taken way too long, thanks to bad or no teachers... thank you very much.. its easier to build up on this ... great teaching.

[@hellboy1710]

It helps a lot for my up-coming embryology exam. Thanks

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A true teacher

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Great lecture. Thanks you! High school senior from Brazil.

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Thank you professor! This will help me answer our quiz tomorrow..

[@anisasolikha6538]

very helpful. thank's a lot prof.
I am currently studying about embryogenesis in university

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It is realy an Informative lecture. Thank you Doctor

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every thing is so clear .thanks.

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thanks professor! it was indeed helpful!

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really good one,,thank you

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Extremely useful! Like the way you imitate the voices! (medical student HKU)

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Thanks soooo much Uhelped me alot you made it funny and intresting 4 me ;) Now I'm ready 4 the exam

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Really really really enjoyed the hole lecture i wish i will take 1 live lecture :D

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thanx a ton professor :) u simply rock :)

[@Drakhra]

Glad he cleared up my whole 35 days = 5 week trouble. shit is tough

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love how he explains how many days are in a week....

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[@margauxsilva5871]

Dear Professor,
I was in despair when i saw my college power-point about Embryo, it was awful. The way my professor explained the same as you did was boring and really not understandable. I looked right away for help. You were suggested by TH-cam and well, THANK YOU SO MUCH. I wish more teachers were like you, anyone can see that you do what you because you love it. You choose the right things to make easier understanding Embryology concepts. So thanks a lot!
Greetings from Portugal.

[@professorfink]

Thank You for your kind words. My sincere Best Wishes for your Success! -- professor fink

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Best Professor. Glad to be in your class :)

[@OsmanCharities]

good to know you once sat in fink lectures may you please send me some of your lectureres who teach obs, gyn and midwifery

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hello from Romania Professor Fink :)

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every class has to have that one person...

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I know right !

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Pppp

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respect from from India

[@jackiewalker6124]

Love the lectures! Where is part 3????

[@mexy230]

great lecture,thanks prof.please is there part 3 of this lecture?

[@MaxHawki]

i would be so glad if i was given the chance to have Professor Fink to teach me but sadly i wasn't..

[@galitpeysahovich798]

The primary intestinal loop consists of an upper tube and a lower tube, before rotation takes place. what all the gut segments which are part of the upper loop?

[@abdullahiibrahimuba1137]

I can't describe how much i have gained from this lecture series

[@clekin6004]

Hey! Very nice stuff! Any chance we could download all the documentation used in the video?
Thanks again!

[@OsmanCharities]

professor thanks for the lacture i hope we get more from you. may you please direct me to a midwifery lecturer who indeed teaches like you maybe a link or the name of the lecturer. just please. thanks so much. i loved the lecture

[@afgranger112]

So if I summarize, there is a segmentation available inside the body ( spinal nerves ) if we talk about the segmentation of the dermatome of paraxial mesoderm but we can't see it. We need the modern technolgy like CT or MRI to see the segmentation clearly, or not?

[@DrDoniak]

exactly , it is pure magic for me :).. how does he manage to do that ...

[@hereiswherethereisnt]

good stuff. however, he mentions the pituitary being endodermal when in fact anterior pit is surface ectoderm (via rathkes pouch - origin of craniopharyngioma), and posterior is neuroectoderm

[@professorfink]

hereiswherethereisnt You are Correct! Thank you for making this correction.-- sincerely, professor fink

[@hereiswherethereisnt]

professorfink no problemo Professor. currently studying for the USMLE Step 1 exam and I watched both hours. I too was having difficulty conceptualizing the formation of sacs. In particular, how part of the yolk sac turns into the allantois that then enters the urogenital sinus to to become the urachus that connects the fetal bladder to the yolk sac in the 3rd week, all in relation to a patent urachus, urachal cyst, and vesicoureteal diverticulum. although not directly covered in your video, the foundation you laid set things up well. i thought id mention how the entire thyroid is not all endoderm (although follicular cells are) although it is probably a bit nitpicky for an introductory course. Parafollicular C cells of the thyroid are of neural crest origin in the thyroid (relevant to inherited disorders like MEN 2 in which it shares that neural crest origin with the adrenal medulla/pheochromocytoma. it took me a while to realize how those two diseases were related and when i realized they were both neural crest it was an ah-ha moment). Just thought id lay that out in case any wayward medical schools find their way here since I know youre well known in medical student forums for your embryo videos. Thanks again

[@vacvictor4616]

+hereiswherethereisnt how the womb turns the yolk sac is used then turned into connected to fetal bladder on it is made.

[@cs-nb5yf]

+Hereiswherethereisnt you're awesome☺️

[@TheMarc9096]

very well explained and understandable thanks a lot, but unfortunately i still need it in more detail for my exam :S