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Does the endothelial glycocalyx line all vessels including the lymphatics? If damaged,does it regenerate? If damaged, there is still no absorption into the venule correct? Thank you for your videos!! Best explanation I have seen.
Endocalyx effect is most pronounced in continuous capillaries (which are the commonest) . . . it partly lines fenestrated (new studies suggest that these capillary type may also be well lined by glycocalyx - eg in glomeruli) but not much of sinusoidal capillaries. So you can still use old starling model of other type of capillaries and if endocalyx is not present/damaged. it gets damaged in any kind of stress/infection/endotoxins etc and will regenerate once the stressors are gone. There is not much about glycocalyx and lymphatics but i found this recent article : Sci Rep. 2023; 13: 3022 which is interesting.
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Hi Ganga Kumar, It's Vipul from Nonstop Neuron. Thanks for your comment on my channel. I visited your website but could not find an email address to contact you.
This helped me a lot, thank you so much! Greetings from Brazil!
You're welcome!
It would be awesome to see these concepts and explained in an animated type of presentation: similar to “nonstop neuron”
I agree... i subscribe to them as well...I have gotten in touch with them.. hopefully they will reply.
Does the endothelial glycocalyx line all vessels including the lymphatics? If damaged,does it regenerate? If damaged, there is still no absorption into the venule correct? Thank you for your videos!! Best explanation I have seen.
Endocalyx effect is most pronounced in continuous capillaries (which are the commonest) . . . it partly lines fenestrated (new studies suggest that these capillary type may also be well lined by glycocalyx - eg in glomeruli) but not much of sinusoidal capillaries. So you can still use old starling model of other type of capillaries and if endocalyx is not present/damaged. it gets damaged in any kind of stress/infection/endotoxins etc and will regenerate once the stressors are gone. There is not much about glycocalyx and lymphatics but i found this recent article : Sci Rep. 2023; 13: 3022 which is interesting.
Sir.. How to prepare for a critical care quiz..? Could you give an idea
Thats a tough one . . . :-)
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