Part 2 of Pathology of Colonic disorders- Colitis 

You do such a wonderful job explaining this!

Great job! Can't wait for part 3!

Thank you so much for these gems Dr. !!! Cant wait for more videos like this

We appreciate you for sharing this great work and hopefully we can see more and more like this very amazing and simple educational videos! Thank you

Thank you very much for this most wonderful work

very nice addition to M1 GI unit lectures

Wonderful work. Thank you so much

Your lecture is so concise and helpful. Please upload more…

Great video! Quick question; can architectural distortion and crypt abscess heal or do they remain this way permanently?

thank teacher.

could you upload more videos please, I beg you... it could be liver disease

Mem please make me a diagnosis. My report feature. Biospy from rectum history proctitis Microscopic description: Section show mild increase in inflammatory cells infiltrating lamina propria of rectal mucossa comprising lymphocytes, plasma cells and neutrophils. Surface lining epithelium shows Intraepithelial neutrophils. Crypts are regular. No Cryptitis, crypt abscess or Granuloma seen Impression:suggestive of chronic active proctitis.