Allantois formation - Embryonic folding 3D overview - Animated Embryology - 3rd Week 

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Thanks a lot for your appreciation. I am from Pakistan. (Pakistan was the part of United India before 1947). By the way, I agree with you, Indians are gifted teachers. I myself follow Indian teachers specially for learning tech related stuff.

@@MedicoVisual My bad sorry - I'm from Pakistan too! Proud to see good work 🙌

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You are very welcome. Respiratory Embryology is already done. Some videos of respiratory embryology are available on this channel, others are available on the website www.medicovisual.com for $4 only. Tongue development has also been recorded and is available as a part of head n neck embryology course on medicovisual.com. Regarding GIT; thats the topic I am going to do next. It may take 2-3 months atleast. Also, if you buy a course from the website, put "RU-vid" as a coupon code at checkout for a flat 20% discount. I am so sorry if I sound too salesy. Unfortunately, youtube pays in pennies and I had to keep some lectures behind the paywall to fund this project.

@@MedicoVisual ok sir, thank you sir.

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Thank you so much for the comment. I will try to create a detailed video on folding as soon as possible. But to be honest, it will take atleast a month 😐. Thats because I am currently busy with the GIT Embryology lectures.

Thank you so much for the appreciation. Yes, the fetus both urinates into and drinks the amniotic fluid. It might sound a bit odd, but it's a normal part of fetal development. This process helps in the growth of the fetus's lungs and digestive system. The urachus is a channel that connects the fetal bladder to the umbilical cord. Most of the fetal urine ends up in the amniotic fluid, but some part may go to the urachus. The waste products from the fetus, including from the urine, are transferred to the mother's bloodstream through the placenta. This is how the mother's body helps in removing the fetal waste. Please note that the "Urine" in its entirety is not transferred to maternal bloodstream, only the waste products are removed. This is due to presence of the placenta, which acts as a selective barrier between the maternal fluids and fetal body fluids. In an essence, placenta is acting as a kidney of the fetus. Lean more here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LDyQ_PRqEbI.htmlsi=63KyUemkcRqHGq1u

@@MedicoVisual Aaah, I see. Thank you so much for clearing that up 🙏🏾, you're literally saving lives out here ☺.

Intraembryonic part of Umbilical veins develops from the intraembryonic splanchnic mesoderm. It is the caudal continuation of sinus venosus of embryological heart tube. It's fate and development has been discussed in detail in Premium 3D CardioVascular Embryology MasterClass here: www.medicovisual.com/courses/premium-cardiovascular-embryology-3d-masterclass

Thank you so much for your appreciation. No! I haven't done any specialization in Embryology. I am BSc, MBBS. Also, I am self-taught animator / 3D graphics designer. The reason these lectures are in-depth is that I rigurously study from multiple textbooks before making any lecture. Yes, I can create other lectures as well and I am planning to create lectures from other subjects soon.

@@MedicoVisual thanks you sir for replaying Inshallah this channels deserve million of subscriber I am now in first year MBBS And now I am so happy that there's is no need to worry about embryology Now I am in search of other subjects like you may we will got physiology and anatomy on this lecture that will be amazing And I have already watched the embryology lecture of Dr najeeb but that was not best like you now I start again from the begging to watch it again Thank will be waiting for other subjects too

Thank you for your kind words and support! Just to clarify, Dr. Najeeb's lectures and my lectures on MedicoVisual are separate entities, and I don't have any affiliation with Dr. Najeeb's lectures. However, Dr. Najeeb is a teacher whom I respect and admire, and I too have learned a lot from his lectures and directly from him in-person. I have known him for about 8 years and no doubt his lectures are top-notch. I'm glad that you found our Embryology lectures helpful, and I wanted to let you know that we do offer premium lectures on our website www.medicovisual.com, which are not available on RU-vid. If you're interested, please feel free to contact me at draizaz@medicovisual.com or WhatsApp me at +923037241030. Thanks again for your support, and best of luck with your studies!

For 3D, it's Blender. For 2D, most of the work is done in PowerPoint. Sometimes I also use GravIt Designer or Inkscape for some 2D illustrations. DaVinci Resolve for video editing.

It is just a remnant of urachus

Thanks for your appreciation. I use Blender 3D to create these models from scratch. Dr. Aizaz

MedicoVisual - Visual Medical Lectures thank you for the reply! Do you know of any 3D embryology models I could access?

@@unicornpower6952 There may be a few models available on turbosquid.com or cgtrader.com but they aren't free. Most likely, you will have to create your own from scratch. Also you can hire someone to create it for you, at fiverr.com or upwork.com. I can also do it for you for a small fee. If you are interested email me at draizaz@medicovisual.com

Blender 3D and PowerPoint

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Nitrogenous wastes are taken up to maternal blood via Placenta. They are then removed by materal kidneys and GIT.

Intraembryonic Splanchnopleuric Mesoderm