Midgut | Embryology

Gut Embryology
Embryology of the Midgut
GIT embryology

[@chaosawaits]

These gut lectures are so impressive. Thank you! I watch them while I eat my breakfast.

[@luffyhj4396]

Thank you so much...you make things easier to understand...

[@andrewwsuk]

Thank you so very much !
I wish my professors are as good as you are !

[@chaosawaits]

I would be very interested if you did a video series on common clinical manifestations like fever, diarrhea (watery and bloody), headaches, seizures, etc in a similar manner to the cough video

[@chaosawaits]

14:34 not to be confused with gastroschisis which is due to a failure of the anterior abdominal to close. The important clinical difference is that omphalocele will have intestines covered in the peritoneum whereas gastroschisis will have exposed abdominal contents.

[@chaosawaits]

lol then he explains the difference 1 minute later. Only keeping it up because someone might benefit from the word description

[@jamiefrost3356]

Great video… was very helpful 👍

[@ammaratahir3315]

Very nice lecture

[@Alaa-cv8pj]

So helpful thank you 🙏💚

[@yousifnajjar]

God bless you dude

[@srishtik1339]

thank you so much !

[@Alex-cw4xp]

YESSSIRRRRR

[@kyle1868]

Good videos, however a lot of errors.

[@DrMattDrMike]

Thanks for the feedback Kyle. Are you able to point out the errors and we will do our best to amend these.

[@chaosawaits]

I'm curious what errors you noticed because I'm studying for Step 1 and it seemed like a real solid lecture to me. I'd appreciate it if you could expose whatever oversight I have made.

[@jasonfasser3220]

Can you point out some of the errors please?