Layers of the Abdominal Wall

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Anatomy tutorial on the layers of the abdominal wall using the Zygote Body Browser (www.zygotebody.com). In this tutorial I cover the various different layers that a needle passes through when inserted into the abdominal wall, from the skin down to the peritoneum.
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[@aysuturan6158]

i remember watching this on second year of medical school,now I am doing general surgery clerkship and again ended up in here,thanks for nice explanation its been really helpful

[@Anatomyzone]

that is great to hear, makes the effort of making them seem very much worthwhile! Good luck with your studies, and I hope more of my videos may be of use to you in the future! :)

[@lilamila784]

Incredible! Thank you so much for all this hard work you put into making these concepts so clear and understandable. No idea how I'd survive medschool without resources like these

[@drbajwa4596]

Watching again this video after five years for my surgery exam tomorrow 😝

[@muhammadshanzaib8802]

Hahaha

[@GULSHANKUMAR-ux9sz]

😂😂👍

[@obviouslydead9027]

Lmao same here. Just a few hours before exam

[@thefallenone95]

How did it go

[@NN-nl3vs]

😂😂

[@mssunshine2295]

You explain things in such a simple and understandable way! Keep up the good work. It immensely helps students like us. Thanks.

[@rayblade6383]

Simply brilliant... Very well presented! Thank you

[@hk-ly2sm]

your explantation of topics is amazing

[@nandagopallokray6062]

Extremely greatful for the content and effort ... Builds interest to know more and learn.

[@Anatomyzone]

my next goal is to crack neuroanatomy, watch this space!

[@victoriaaielloarnold9150]

super helpful-- appreciate how succinct this video is. THANK YOU!!

[@Zain.Basi1]

Please keep making those videos
so helpful

[@ayahal-sagarat6608]

Can’t make it any more simple, thank you!👏

[@veronikak6141]

so well explained, thanks so much

[@zas881]

Thank you helped a lot ✅

[@prospertsebam]

This is so helpful.
Thanks a lot!

[@salenabhandari5373]

Thank you it was helpful 😊

[@humananatomybydrankit]

nicely described, quite informative

[@brajadulalsaha3172]

Yes very simply n beautifully explained.
Waiting for more lecture. Thank you.
Regarding intestinal usg.

[@ubahabukar5984]

very wel explained💯💯🥰.. thanks 🙏😊

[@juwairiyaiffat8714]

Thank you It helped me a lot

[@stewste4316]

its very helpful thank you

[@snapcentrel]

THANKS FOR INFORMING ME!!

[@Blablablarandomguy]

very helpful. thanks!

[@mbbsscholar9297]

Watching this video again after 5 years for surgery rotation. 😊

[@yazhinivenkat13]

U r great in explaining.....love it thank u for posting this

[@shiratel-dan1756]

GREAT CHANNEL!! you really know how to explain things so they're easy. thanks a lot!

[@saranour473]

it was really helpfull , thanks a lot .

[@LilacsAndLavender]

This is your best video so far! I really liked the sequential explanation of things. Great job, keep it up! By the way, could you please make a tutorial on the autonoic

[@Zetsuke4]

I learned a lot

[@blundellsteven4923]

the best teacher in the world

[@Leo-xp5ox]

wow you saved me thanks

[@cynthiakeimy649]

Amazing

[@3moor97able]

amazing video

[@mariamabuelela5699]

Thank you

[@atanu7279]

I've read text many times getting nothing but this short video made it clear😇

[@kingbing3315]

thanks a lot.............understood at last

[@georgealderson4424]

There seems to be great deal to consider layer by layer before you have finally dug your way into the organs Sir! Thank you for your patient explanation which was easier to understand in this animation form rather than looking at a real body at this stage

[@gittayusuf2417]

Love it

[@wholeNwon]

Ah, memories of the first surgery rotation.

[@arsixxx]

I LOVE all your videos. I was pathetic at Anatomy, but after going through your videos, it's really really helped! Cannot thank you enough!
I have my exam in two weeks time - these videos are really helping! :)

[@hipaaqdaimond3907]

tnkz keep going teacher i need exam of abdominal wall please. iam interesting the lectures of Health

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fantastic

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I LOVE YOU

[@easyhumanatomy73]

Nice video

[@rimonmahmud3733]

Thanku Very much

[@MrPridizzle]

Great tutorial :)

[@AliNawaz-ly1cx]

Thanks ....very nice upload.

[@scottybule1277]

great video..tanx

[@trinabangalini6979]

Hihi

[@MrsAnatomyonline]

thaanks alot :) i hope you have tutorials in neuroanatomy explained in this amazing way of presentation.

[@mohnish7653]

Awesome videos dude even my lecturer dosent teach like this !! Are you on patreon I would like to donate

[@plastiquehair]

THANKS... U HELP A LOT

[@honorsoul7704]

nice video.

[@leylaaa2393]

really really helpful! thanks alot :)

[@maryammasoud3159]

Deep inguinal canal ois defect of fascia transversalis , superficial inguinal ring is defect in external oblique aponeurosis

[@sadiqzaman7376]

U r explauning well in very short time tnk u

[@hafizmuhammadsaleemarshad178]

👍Nice

[@Rahul_5801]

🔥

[@quocbaonguyen5684]

Campers camp on scarpa

[@gulabbas5908]

helpful vedio thanks

[@HaRiShpObBaTi]

thanks sir

[@sharmarke5131]

gooood

[@MrsAnatomyonline]

Looking forward. :)

[@misskempsta]

Is there fascia between the muscles - i.e. between ext. and int. oblique or between int. oblique and transversus abdominus?

[@danilokaradzic1361]

misskempsta I think not :)

[@HafizahHoshni]

misskempsta Yes! The fascia between external oblique and internal oblique = intermediate fascia
Internal oblique and transversus abdominis = deep fascia

[@hak8755]

thanks love

[@salaams14]

No deep fascia in between scarpa's fascia and muscles?

[@ayaatadel2048]

+salaams14 No deep fascia in the whole abdominal wall.

[@LilacsAndLavender]

*could you please make a tutorial ion the autonomic nervous system?

[@JohanTheJew]

What about the investing facsias?

[@HafizahHoshni]

Johan Puhakka Investing fascia is made up of superficial fascia, intermediate fascia and deep fascia. these are between all the 3 muscles and the fatty layer

[@godCobain]

lovely video. you're going to see my comments for 4 more years as i go through med school lol

[@abdullahahmad4239]

Did you write more comments?

[@godCobain]

@@abdullahahmad4239 yes. I am now a doctor 😊

[@jeenob1429]

great

[@moby11000]

i stopped listening in class thanks to you

[@omumedicine2904]

3 should be fascia profunda (gallaudet)

[@PurplePersonMuncher]

"Your needle or knife... or whatever..." LOL teaching murderers anatomy? :P

[@standerlc]

you do realize doctors use knives (scalpels) to cut people open?

[@massomstd6208]

Where is the right condition Navel. Making one video sir

[@donnylobree9678]

Maybe think of a less violent way to describe passing through the layers of the abdomen. Talking about "inserting a knife" or a needle through the area was a bit disturbing. Otherwise, great video.

[@McDjevel]

I have a question, if anyone else are watching these videos.
Why is he not mentioning the superficial facia and the facia abdominis subcutanea? Or am I misunderstanding something?

[@yewsoonchoo2054]

ryik

[@adamrounds1670]

Why as a male can the stomach get so extended an everything else on your body stay small what is that called? I'm not talking beer gut but beach ball size?

[@khaledfarrah5477]

Adam Rounds
perhaps you are referring to Abdominal visceral fat

[@adamrounds1670]

khaled dawood I guess like my brother in law stomach sticks out like a huge beach ball I've seen some but his is huge!!what dose that where's a good place to view something on that

[@AshanBopitiya]

You sure its not Ascites ?

[@adamrounds1670]

No I'm not!

[@megaboss2334]

prepare it well than be a professor ............

[@mokgobjamokgobja2626]

oh your accent is killing (

[@mamaajasco3693]

SIgh! the accent *__* i just want to learn everyday

[@salaams14]

No deep fascia in between scarpa's fascia and muscles?

[@ghaidaabuzir2488]

there is a deep fascia between scarpas and muscles

[@malqalla7517]

I guess there is no deep fascia ,to facilitate abdominal distention for any reason like pregnancy or respiration or after meals ..etc.