Fetal CV and Congenital Heart Defects: part 2

Please watch in HQ - thanks

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Education

Tags:

• human
• physiology
• anatomy
• congenital
• heart

[aalam0044]

Superb teaching. Thank you very much. God Bless You.

[juanfreso]

Super helpful.

[surfjacko]

Hi, thank you, this has been very helpful. One thing however, i may be wrong but; i don't think a PFO is classed as an ASD (at least thats what I've been taught). A PFO is just failure of the primum and secundum septum to fuse and form a seal. Whereas an ASD is an actual defect, or abnormality in the septum. Either way, its a brilliant video!

[Marieannie2]

Also, another request please. Please have your cameraman keep the camera steady because the constant movement triggers my vomiting center. :-) I am starting to get nauseated from the motion. It's just how my eye-vomiting center connects. I may want to take a motion sickness pill because I want to watch this video and the rest. Thanks.

[Marieannie2]

You are really an excellent lecturer/instructor.

Just wild request. :-) Is it possible for you to put it on video a whole book similar to a qbank fo USMLE 1 and then 2? Like Kaplan qbank, but you go over each q and answer using the Youtube like what you are doing now with these lectures? Oh, what would be a dream wish. :-)

[Marieannie2]

Thank you so much. I watched ALL of your neuro lectures. You are Great!

[RalphieRolston]

Thank you for posting these-they're a GREAT help.

[Magnolia4153]

I wish I discovered Youtube earlier when I was still in school (I just discovered this whole new world of the internet not too long ago, believe it or not). Now, I'm done with school and is currently studying and getting ready to test for my license (NCLEX). This is very helpful. You make it very easy to understand. Thank you for much.