Acute Inflammation- Educational 3D Animation

[@dr.harisshakil4931]

An absolutely amazing and very well-descriptive animation, please make more like these, very helpful for med students! Thanks

[@andyturvey7167]

I often come to RUclips to get extra explanation and help with OU materials. This was great, thank you.

[@ayeshanisar3115]

Waiting for more videos like this
It was really amazing

[@rianyounes9187]

Amazing !
But you can add to the signs of inflammation : Functio laesa (loss of function)

[@carloseduardoferreirapache9428]

Amazing video! Describes exactly what occurs in this important process.

[@duabrash252]

this video is more than enough to understand the whole process, appreciation!

[@liki2401]

Please do more videos like this.. Please please I beg you

[@medical12262]

That was so master piece

[@adeeljutt1199]

Study is to easy when we learn like a story😊

[@sayyedzohaibshah523]

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❤❤

[@ziyang1734]

Amazing video

[@martinmusonda3157]

Well explained and easy to understand while expanding the knowledge 🥺🥰🥰

[@l.santos833]

It is wrong. The vasoconstriction happens before the vasodilatation ! A Big Mistake .

[@kholodelomami6315]

Vc response to neuronal and cont to second just

[@mareenabowman7495]

Vaso dilation does happen first.

[@adeeljutt1199]

Constriction firstly happened but the topic is start after vasoconstriction and video started while when vasodilation process was initiated so its not wrong

[@johntindell9591]

Thank you very much, very helpful.

[@Skylrrider]

Excellent and clear explanation of a complex process!

[@princeyeboah9634]

Wow!. That's really awesome. God bless you Ma

[@luna4cegaming]

Thank you so much :) was complicated when reading. Watching this makes me understand

[@ghareeballahahmed4604]

Thank you very much the animation was helpful and amazing 👏

[@zoominmicroscopy]

Very nice, clear presentation!

[@kambolensakashalo0365]

Thank you so much
You've made it so simple for me

[@AndreaSelene]

Thank you!

[@Drmja]

How amazing!!!!!!!!!!! I love it

[@mohammadganji1298]

brilliant

[@vmylife7377]

This is very helpful thank you!!❤️❤️ please make more videos like this 👏🏻

[@shagunkasana7814]

that was amazing thank u maam

[@majalgaon3781]

Thanks 👍

[@mercedesUK85]

Amazing!!

[@atyafma7s288]

that's soo amazing .thanx

[@nehawani8054]

thank you this video

[@TheArchiver]

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

[@shanimrahmad9594]

Easily understand!! please make more videos!!!

[@astriutamaa]

amazing

[@vishnuspillai6949]

really good !!

[@abdulaziz.9471]

Thanks so much

[@ff_gg333]

سبحان الله ♥

[@rubasarkez9917]

well done !!

[@sm-ut7lz]

very nice video from FMH

[@First_Library1]

whwhat's the tools that you used?
I want to teach my student and make animation for them

[@confusion3146]

I'm confused, doesn't vasodilation cause the flow of blood to increase instead of slow down?

[@mohamed_abdelhaleem]

It's the increasing in viscosity of the blood, due to exodate. Not the vasodilation

[@redache467]

Aawesome

[@yaboiii2077]

pretty sure endothelial cells don't actually contract

[@cyanuranus6456]

I Wanna see What Happens to the Nucleus of the White Blood Cell after Diapedesis

[@amnamohammed3518]

WBCs have not nucleus

[@cyanuranus6456]

@@amnamohammed3518 What are You Talking About? White Blood Cells Have Nucleus

[@MHEducators]

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

[@AdrianaLippy]

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.

[@MHEducators]

@@AdrianaLippy Thanks a lot.

[@KShahid084]

@@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.

[@smartDoctorsclub]

❤️❤️❤️

[@user-oy9ud1rn7k]

سبحان لله

[@muhammadfahar7814]

JIZAKALLAH ♥️

[@fatimaad.9982]

does it pronounced 'phajocytosis' or phagocytosis g as in gout' ?

[@AdrianaLippy]

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.