Pulmonary Vasculature - Respiratory Medicine | Medical Education Videos

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Your lecturer is Professor Jeremy Brown, which is a clinician scientist with an interest in respiratory infection. He studied medicine in London, graduating with honors, and completed his PhD in molecular microbiology in 1999. Browns research is mainly focused on respiratory complications of haematological disease and stem cell transplantation.
The video “Pulmonary Vasculature” is part of the lecture “Lung Anatomy” of the online medical course “Respiratory Medicine: Basics”. It gives you an excellent insight into the parts of the pulmonary vasculature.
You will learn more about:
• Two arterial circulations to the lungs
- Pulmonary arterial and veins
- Bronchial arteries and veins
• Pulmonary arteries
- Arise from the right ventricle as the pulmonary trunk
- Divide into left and right pulmonary artery
• Pulmonary capillaries
- Form extensive branching and interconnected networks over alveoli
• Pulmonary veins
- Accompany the bronchial tree
• Blood supply of the bronchial artery
- Airways down to the level of the terminal bronchioles
- Visceral pleura
- Intrapulmonary blood vessel walls and lymphatics
• Origins of the bronchial artery
• Drainage
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[@nimcofilfilo1315]

Thank you sir

[@estherssebbowa3043]

This course appears to be peached at the more informed cohort -- > hence no pointers the anatomy you describe - I liked the clinical implications you included - Thank you

[@muhammadjunaidali769]

awesome

[@rezaayoubi7546]

Haemoptysis???

[@tariqmiller-green8528]

You need pictures.

[@rezaayoubi7546]

So is it bronchial arteries that follow the bronchus or pulmonary ?

[@rezaayoubi7546]

Or is it both ? I’m not sure why it was mentioned in the pulmonary arteries section

[@suhana750]

@@rezaayoubi7546 it is the pulmonary artery which follow the bronchus

[@chrizstele5922]

I cant follow whatever he is saying ... I dont understand whats wrong either his accent or his speed with which he is talking...or something else...other lectureio videos are amazing...but these lung videos made me annoyed...not quite undrstanding..

[@inemesitjohn3446]

Exactly his accent is not helping at all. The voice is too heavy and blur. I think the problem might also be due to poor public address system he used. Too poor

[@jsa326]

no

[@aowsstar7744]

Good but I don't love pictures

[@abdallaahmed6630]

then how do you study medicine?

[@janrazilalolod2410]

1:57 wrong graphical representation. The venules should be red because they are the ones carrying oxygenated blood while the arterioles should be blue

[@janrazilalolod2410]

@@suhana750 look closely and read my explanation. Your argument is exactly my explanation