Peritoneum Anatomy: From Basics to Clinical Application
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Lecture on peritoneum anatomy and its clinical relevance.
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@Stirg99 · 2023-01 · in “Where and how do i start learning anatomy?”
What fun! Here is a free course. INTRODUCTION Are you completely new to the subject? The best way in that case is to just google “anatomy introduction” on youtube to get some video to start with. Maybe this one (haven’t seen it): ▶ link Then it’s just about picking a particular anatomical structure/part you want to know more about. Maybe the digestive system? Search it up! Maybe this one? ▶ link DEEPER KNOWLEDGE Okay…
View on r/medicalschool@Stirg99 · 2022-11 · in “What do you not know but feel like you definitely should know?”
This is a must watch: ▶ link
View on r/medicalschool@strawberryai · 2021-08 · in “this freaking blanket is crumpled as hell, does anyone actually understand this”
▶ link you may have watched it but this video helped me !
View on r/medicalschool@chaosblast123 · 2021-01 · in “How to understand peritoneum?”
This really helped me at least: ▶ link Noted anatomist in general was my favorite source to use
View on r/medicalschool@maaaze · 2020-05 · in “[Shitpost] What is something you really should know by now but feel like it’s too late to ask?”
▶ link As another poster posted. I didn't understand it until I came across this vid myself. Enjoy!
View on r/medicalschool@itsabouthejourney · 2020-05 · in “[Shitpost] What is something you really should know by now but feel like it’s too late to ask?”
▶ link This is probably the best video I’ve seen about it!
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