Our body is capable of forming bone in two unique ways. In this video we will examine intramembranous ossification and the processes that allow it to take place. Video Number- Anatomy 1 -10
Hi! As a new students in a medical faculty I found this video really interesting! It explained a lot about intramembranous ossification which I can't even understand by reading some books about them myself. Thank you.
Clearest explanation of these processes. I sat through my lecture, read through my book, even watched some videos here and was still clueless until I saw this. Thank you!
This was by far the most helpful video i saw. Your videos are so clear and easy to understand and very detailed. I searched so many yt videos and yours are the best. You make me understand in such clear terminology. thank you so so much.
I searched whole internet for hours to get a good explanation and finally i got it.. Its so hard to understand by reading from books as we are bombarded with terms. This video is life saver.
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It's much better than the university lecture that I'm taking now ..... (even the best University in our country.........😢 South Korea) I always feel skeptical that why we should go to university. Why did I try so hard to go to university
This is a great presentation. Your use of color, to show sequence, is genius. In depth, good pace and nice simple sketches. Downside is, that your voice is so pleasant, it's lulling me to sleep....the black background looks awesome but triggering my melatonin levels...lol....Thank you for sharing. It is helpful.
Thank you for making such an awesome video! This helped lots. I loved how you used different colors for the different processes which I also do when taking notes because it's more pleasing to the eyes hahaha
I'm planning to do a course on anatomy this spring and I was thinking I should hav an overview. I watched your video and gives me a feeling that I will do good cause u made it so simple and clear. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and time.
Hey this video really helped me, ossification process is really technical in the book i'm using i was in need of some more friendly explanaition, thanks a lot i got it all, i searched for this in spanish and the people there really sucked (it's my mother language)
Great video! However, I still don't understand when exactly does the vascularisation of the tissue forme. Is it vascularized from the beginning? Does it happen in the middle of the process? and how?