What is the lymphatic system?
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- Here's a tricky one - how do I talk about the lymphatic system if I can't point to it?
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Always found the lymphatic system to be the most fascinating. It's like this ghost or background system that seems mysterious but is essential
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Thank you Dr. Sam. I come back to your Lymphatic System video after 3 years and find it just refreshing! My comprehension about cancer has further deepened. Invaluable content!
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It is so important and most Dr's never talk about it! This is great thank you!
because knowledge about it is not always that good
It’s good to hear the conditions that can happen within the system gives you a better understanding of what’s happening to the body and why I really enjoyed listening to and watch this video I didn’t know much until know on lympthatic
Your initial explaination of the Lymphatic system has explained something I witnessed when I was a scrub nurse in Trauma theatre. An IV infusion had tissuesed and hadn’t been spotted until the skin in the upper arm ruptured and the clear fluids ran out of the wound. Everyone was utterly amazed as no one had ever witnessed something like this before and having spent 25 years as a registered nurse in the operating theatre I never heard of it happening again thankfully.
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Just came across this video. Thank you so much. I love to listen to anyone that trains in this system of the body. Thank you Sam.
Great stuff....learned more here in this short presentation, then in 4 years of college. This is important stuff for RN's/MD's, etc. as well as all of us. Especially Post CoVid scenarios and post inoculations.
On ePLND during my prostatectomy, one small 3mm node was found with 1mm of cancer. After seeing several videos indicating the probable location of cancerous nodes, I asked for 45 Greys of nodal radiation from obturator through para-aortic. After seeing this video I now understand why it is important to treat all the nodes through the para-aortic, since the prostate drains through multiple nodal groups and paths, but also eventually upward through the para-aortic. Wonderful explanation; thank you so much.
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I have an Animal Biology test and I am struggling on the Lymphatic system, as I write this, this is still very helpful even in 2021! Thank you!!
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I have been seeing Dr Kerri and Dr Head for a lymph node and gland exam using her latex gloves.
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I didn't realise it before this video but it appears I am becoming very well informed about our lymphatic system, as a pioneer, an adventurer, whose experiences of his own lymphatic system will be the starting gate for understanding it deeply. Lymph is also a lubricating fluid for our joints where it enters our bone marrow and it travels along a path in a cyclical way that ensures every portion of the inner body is refreshed...but, as we know, it can all go very wrong...ps...this is another reason we need to avoid an arthritic menubrium which develops from a very early age,
A simple way to view it is the lymphatic system is our sewage system. It also constitutes 2/3 of the total fluid in our body so that should give one an indication of how much metabolic waste we generate and how much resources are allocated to deal with it. Eating water rich raw plant foods are the best way to keep it clean…
I’m a beauty therapist and Omgggg...thank god for this because of Covid college isn’t great in a pandemic
Loved it as always
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Great video--so, does the ascending lymphatic duct pass posterior to the descending aorta? If so, at which thoracic level?
Thanks a ton doctor! Your explamations are very understandable from a layman perspective. My understanding is that lymph nodes filter out debris and bacteria from the lymph that is flowing through them and then this filtered lymph then can go back into the blood stream. My question is how is this debris that collects in the nodes removed from them and then from the body?
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Sam, thank you for your lectures. Do the bones have lymphatic vessels?
No
Sam, your videos are so entertaining... and educational. Curious about Lymphangiomas and lymphoceles. I just had a very large capsule (not sure what they decided to call it) drained from my abdomen (I have never had surgery). It was retroperitoneal. However, the drain was about 13cm to the left of my belly button, but when they pulled out the tube (collection still visible, but reduced and not draining), it felt like they pulled out my uterus and the lymphatic vessels in my left hip (literally) :-) One week later and I frequently feel like I have the worst 'period pain' ever! Any ideas? :) The doctor said no other patient had ever experienced such pain.
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Fantastic as always! You are a VERY good teacher. I wish you made anatomy videos for the different regions of the body like the head and neck, upper limb, lower limb etc. It would help everyone tremendously! I have regional anatomy this semester and your videos are very helpful . 😊🌹
+Mohammed Nomaan Ahmed Arsalaan Thanks. If I made a video about a region it would be hours and hours in length. Eventually maybe my collection of videos will cover everything!
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sir , what will be the reason for continuos lympnodes under my left armpit ... if i get broken and cured the other one is again starting to come ...with a swelling nerves coming outside of my skin
Do lymph nodes repair as a reconstruction to 100% after clinical intervention?
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So am confused, wen they suggest lymphatic drainage massage , wouldn't it risk d tumor cells to spread more? Or is it only particular kind of tumors? Thanks
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Can the cisterna hurt?
Amazing explanation! I am not even studying lymphatic system now but your videos are so good i can watch for fun. Im glad for be part of the ones who prestige your work.
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Lymph Flow 2!
i dont understand how lymph is drained in an upward direction...doesnt 'draining' imply a downward direction?
B cell are named so bcos of bursa .. not bcos they are made in bone marrow.. haha.. that's the reason why I watch your videos...
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great explaining thank you, but plz me the video clear .
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Macrophages and t cells in nodes would consume metastatic tumor cells.
Need more info on reintroduction of lymph into the circulatory.
Its probably not named lymph when its its reintroduced.
Blood ph super important
What is lymph ph
wow, thats , thats alot , and interesting ,,going to bed now , but see ya soon
Tonsils are said to store info about pathogens which have entered through the mouth and send the info throughout the immune system. It's apparently why babies want to put everything in their mouths. It's an important part of the immune system building process and continues throughout life. So removing them is a really stupid idea.
Angioedema here.
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thank you. One quick question: "How does one get certified to become an Anatomist Teacher?" Do you go to medical school? I'm very interested to know how. I've always loved anatomy.
The idea that lymph is being pulled into the lymphatic system does not sit well with me. The body's movement of the various fluids in the 30% that constitutes the ECM is based on pressure. Suction is not active, as when an air compressor pulls in air; rather, a differential in pressure in a way mimics suction. In the Universe, just as energy moves to areas of less energy, the energy of pressure pushes to areas of less pressure. My other issue is that lymphatic circulation and blood circulation, while they eventually contribute to overall flow, are segregated in certain pysical and functional areas. In fact, it might be more accurate to not even consider lymph as a circulatory (think circle) phenomenon so much as a product of the body that is processed from the same general source (ECM) as the blood but separately until it enters back into the actual circulatory system. In other words, this could be considered to be an organ on its own merits, at least from a systems analysis perspective. So this lympatic system could be considered as a distributed organ that may actually be larger than that other large organ, the skin.
I don't think his mic was working in the first six minutes... it's great material though the airy audio ruins its presentation.