Shotgun Histology Trachea

[kuforen]

Thank you very much for your great lecture!

[dreambigandsucceed]

If anyone would like to tell the difference from the trachea and the larynx, they should search for the shotgun histology clip on vocal cords. Thank you for the videos!

[dreambigandsucceed]

If anyone would like to tell the difference from the epiglottis and the larynx, they should search for the shotgun histology clip on vocal cords. Thank you for the videos!

[MuhammadTalhaQureshi]

worlds greatest trachea lol!

[ForgetingTheJew]

I go to school in Mexico and histology is the filter subject of med school, thanks to you I am understanding it a little better. Thank you! <3

[80sh]

"And I thank you very much...!"

:D :D

[80sh]

"And I thank you very much...!"

:D :D

[snergx]

Thank you so much! I have been watching many of your histology videos for my test Friday, and I feel much more confident about it now. :D

[leesard17]

lamina propria also has lymphocytes and plasma cells if im not mistaken..

[MrRaksmorgas]

I'm unable to find superlatives that would do the excellence of Your lectures justice. Simply outstanding. Thank You!!!

[sharajoy]

You have made my day! Thanks for the wonderful presentations of histology, which you clearly love... maybe that is why I find Shotgun Histology to be so great!

[moey78612]

the epithelium of the esophagus is not pseudostraitifed! its non-keratinized stratified squamous epithelium!

[2100km]

@moey78612 He said that at the very beginning of the video. Later he was speaking of the cells deep to the strat simp sq.

[darkandlovely2007]

I love you!

[nadiaw00t]

Will pass exam tomorrow now - thanks ! this is the best!

[cashmin]

You make things seem so easy, I wish I had a histology teacher like you...

[cashmin]

Thank YOU very much!

[Aldo3751]

thanx for your help...

[fizzypopbp1]

hey thanks a lot your getting me thru college

[pixi3angeldreamx]

Thanks! this is really helpful, but the lamina propria does have more to it than c.t.!

[sanlynna]

thank you for these videos :) :) :)!!! my friend and i are going to pass our lab exams thanks to you

[WashingtonDeceit]

you made my day sanly, but exams are the biggest CANCER of all in the medical educational process, and the people who write them are sadistic maggots!

[QuietRain]

hahahahah i wonder if your in my histology class with mr.rusmaniac...

if you are, i'll see ya tomorrow. p.s. the doc has skills. thanks!

UofT > wdc!!

[33libras]

yes I agree the isogenous groups, describing the cartilage a little bit more.

[kingincrimson]

which site/program is that you are using?

[WashingtonDeceit]

i use the university of iowa virtual histopathology web site and CAMSTUDIO as the screen capturing progrsm

[lejeunesage]

@WashingtonDeceit No way! You're a UIowa pathologist? Awesome. You have no idea how much you've helped me for my pathology small group session. Thanks a lot.

[blestmrsmooth]

Great Videos

[lohrider]

nonkeratinized pseudostratified epithelium in esophagus? I don't think so. Should have been nonkeratinized stratified squamous. Otherwise, good job as usual.

[WashingtonDeceit]

Thank u 4 pointing out another verbal booboo i got lots of em

[heston123]

think ur tryin to catch out the prof lohrider in the process leading other students down the WRONG path.....lining the trachea IS actually pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium.

On a side note these videos are great! I owe u prof for me passing next week!

[essaargee]

@heston123

lohrider IS right in pointing out the slip of tongue to which the Prof himself has accepted. The Prof referred to the oesophagus n mentioned it as having "non-keratinised psuedostratified squamous epithelium" (4.07).

Prior to that, he was talking abt the trachea n he mentioned the type of lining epithelium correctly. The slip occured only when he started referring abt 'another tubular structure...'. Well, it can happen inadvertantly...

[Encefal0n]

thanx!

[makanerwe]

i think you should talk more about the cells in the cartilage, the lacunae and chondrocytes..

[trippendiculr]

my favorite part is when he points out the goblet cells!

[kperis]

first!