This is very very helpful video just in 3 minutes, it was very difficult for me to gain this knowledge from Big Big books, you made it so easy, thank you, and please upload more videos just like this❤❤
Constriction firstly happened but the topic is start after vasoconstriction and video started while when vasodilation process was initiated so its not wrong
Hello, Can I use your animation in my online lecture which will be uploaded on youtube later? If you allow me tell me how should I acknowledge you? @ Adriana Lippy
Feel free to use the animation. Anyone can copy and reuse this for non-commercial purposes but I ask that you acknowledge "CC-BY-NC-ND 3.0 Adriana Lippy in collaboration with the University of Dundee" when doing so.
@@AdrianaLippy Thank you so much for allowing to use, those who are interested. You are a great hearted teacher. Would you please let me know, how can I get Pathology related like this type of animation.
An absolutely amazing and very well-descriptive animation, please make more like these, very helpful for med students! Thanks
I often come to RUclips to get extra explanation and help with OU materials. This was great, thank you.
Waiting for more videos like this
It was really amazing
Amazing !
But you can add to the signs of inflammation : Functio laesa (loss of function)
Amazing video! Describes exactly what occurs in this important process.
this video is more than enough to understand the whole process, appreciation!
Please do more videos like this.. Please please I beg you
That was so master piece
Study is to easy when we learn like a story😊
This is very very helpful video just in 3 minutes, it was very difficult for me to gain this knowledge from Big Big books, you made it so easy, thank you, and please upload more videos just like this❤❤
Amazing video
Well explained and easy to understand while expanding the knowledge 🥺🥰🥰
It is wrong. The vasoconstriction happens before the vasodilatation ! A Big Mistake .
Vc response to neuronal and cont to second just
Vaso dilation does happen first.
Constriction firstly happened but the topic is start after vasoconstriction and video started while when vasodilation process was initiated so its not wrong
Thank you very much, very helpful.
Excellent and clear explanation of a complex process!
Wow!. That's really awesome. God bless you Ma
Thank you so much :) was complicated when reading. Watching this makes me understand
Thank you very much the animation was helpful and amazing 👏
Very nice, clear presentation!
Thank you so much
You've made it so simple for me
Thank you!
How amazing!!!!!!!!!!! I love it
brilliant
This is very helpful thank you!!❤️❤️ please make more videos like this 👏🏻
that was amazing thank u maam
Thanks 👍
Amazing!!
that's soo amazing .thanx
thank you this video
A very well made video but can you put some subtitle under the description? I'm having a hard time listening cause English is not my first language
Easily understand!! please make more videos!!!
amazing
really good !!
Thanks so much
سبحان الله ♥
well done !!
very nice video from FMH
whwhat's the tools that you used?
I want to teach my student and make animation for them
I'm confused, doesn't vasodilation cause the flow of blood to increase instead of slow down?
It's the increasing in viscosity of the blood, due to exodate. Not the vasodilation
Aawesome
pretty sure endothelial cells don't actually contract
I Wanna see What Happens to the Nucleus of the White Blood Cell after Diapedesis
WBCs have not nucleus
@@amnamohammed3518 What are You Talking About? White Blood Cells Have Nucleus
Hello, Can I use your animation in my online lecture which will be uploaded on youtube later? If you allow me tell me how should I acknowledge you? @ Adriana Lippy
Feel free to use the animation. Anyone can copy and reuse this for non-commercial purposes but I ask that you acknowledge "CC-BY-NC-ND 3.0 Adriana Lippy in collaboration with the University of Dundee" when doing so.
@@AdrianaLippy Thanks a lot.
@@AdrianaLippy Thank you so much for allowing to use, those who are interested. You are a great hearted teacher. Would you please let me know, how can I get Pathology related like this type of animation.
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سبحان لله
JIZAKALLAH ♥️
does it pronounced 'phajocytosis' or phagocytosis g as in gout' ?
In the USA, it's with the hard G. This was made for a Scottish University with a Scottish voice actress so it's pronounced with the soft G.