For the first time in 25 years i got a spatial orientation of the Peritoneum, mesentery , the two sacs and the epiploic foramen. These only seemed like words earlier. Brilliant. Every first year medical student should watch this video.

@SamWebster

7 жыл бұрын

Hurrah! That's great!

@uthmanrahmah5198

5 жыл бұрын

😊lucky for me

@radiaelhadj3465

4 жыл бұрын

How did you do this 😨😨😱😵😑😑

@valeaves

4 жыл бұрын

I watched it in my first year, now I‘m watching it in my second year for my final exam(s). Still so valuable, I wouldn‘t know what to do without those videos.

@aashishahuja5792

4 жыл бұрын

Thank u soo much sir

How have you been able to understand peritoneum without you explaining it to you?

@tripti1339

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂..

@ranyataha7477

Жыл бұрын

looooool

You are a true teacher. My professor "tried" to teach us this using abstract terms, static images or animations from the 80's and worst of all... a lack of passion. I don't know what I would do without your videos.

as a visual learner this was incredibly helpful.

This is how anatomy needs to be taught!! And u look like a cross between House and AB de Villiers 😁

Just watching this as a 6th yr medical student all i can say is "OMG"... and i wish i had seen this earlier! just amazing explanation with visuals. I love the clingfilm analogy. I will remember this for life. Thank you!

I'm from Korea learning human anatomy in medical school. I finally understood peritoneum and peritoneal cavity by this lecture in this channel. Thank you so much professor. I subscribed this channel.

Thank you for your sincere efforts I've never seen someone explain so passionately as you do. I don't know how to repay you. I had an exam last February and I was asked to mention the branches of the seventh cranial nerve and I had listened and enjoyed your lectures and remembered how you put your hand on your face so I answered it was easy thanks to you I got "very good " thank God for showing me your videos

You actually look a lot like House it's really odd ☺ thanks for the video 👌

@hongyanliu123

4 жыл бұрын

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@chiamakambajiorgu5715

3 жыл бұрын

So true 😂

@Vancomycin675

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah with short hair , he more clearly resembles with Dr House.😄

@medicinelove3204

3 жыл бұрын

Yup I too felt the same.

@laurahartmann2348

2 жыл бұрын

THATS WHY I RECOGNISED HIM

Such an incredible professor! If I could I'd enroll in your classes. Thank you so much, not only does this help us understand peritoneum but it's also comforting to see a professor who loves what he does and wants to help students.

OMG - Sam - THANKYOU so much for explaining this in this way - several lectures later and i was struggling to wrap my clingfilm brain around a 3 D concept - now I see it...thanks for being casual but concise - you kept my attention AND i retained it! AWESOME.

Such a crystal clear video deserves million views!

very innovative idea to teach omentum... i never understood omentum.... but now it's so easy... doctor house!

@SamWebster

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@srrejowanparvej6413

2 жыл бұрын

You are the the best anatomy teacher in the whole world.

Your energy is contagious, Sam!

I enjoyed how you incorporated embryology into it! Thanks, it was of great help.

Thank you for your service! You are impacting the lives of great Doctors. Thank you!

I regret not being part of this great class in my first year , when i struggled lot to understand this topic.thank you sir

Your anatomy videos really are the BEST, Sam! Thank you so much!!

Ur teaching methodology is phenomenal ! Thank you for making me understand this!

Lifesaver! I have mid-sem anatomy tests approaching and I was struggling so much with visualising the peritoneum with only static images - thank you!!!

this changed my life, thank you Sam

i love your enthuziasm. i loved this video. thank you, sir! you are amazing!!!

Very helpful and creative video to explain a complicated subject. I had studied peritoneum before but was never so clear about it, until I watched this video. Thanks a lot

Oh man.. making such a complicated stuff into fun play....hats off... surely the best anatomy videos available on internet...👍👍👍👍

Never learned so much in one video. This is only a small part of my lecture, but I enjoyed learning about this so much more. Please never stop teaching and uploading 🙌

i m halfway thru this video.. and already in aww of u..... thanks tonnes man.. i dont think any1 can explain peritoneum better than this.. 😍

Sam is excellent explainer of human anatomy.i love this way of teaching

The best demonstration ever❤❤. Understanding peritoneum, lesser and greater omentum, epiploic foramen was hard for me until today. Thanks you, you the greatest anatomy teacher who is passionate about teaching. Who can be bored learning anatomy like this?🔥🔥

Just found out your channel recently. I would like to thank you for the great contents. They really help improve my understanding for my upcoming medical school tests.

What a great video. Very helpful for a first year medical student, thank you.

You're lectures are the best, thank you

Bless you! Another well explained concept!

Very well explained. Thank you, sir!

You are the best teacher,am falling in love with anatomy through your teachings, you hard things look easy,thx 🙏

Thank you so so much for this. Having such a good visual really helped me to understand it. I love your videos!!!

I love your videos. Thanks for making it all simple and easy to learn. ❤❤❤

This is a genius way to teach peritoneum , clear and innovative . thank you sir for clearing it up i never fully understood the architecture of the peritoneum . Thank you

@SamWebster

7 жыл бұрын

+Nada Allam Thanks for the kind comment.

You are amazing explaination. Thanks so much and I understand it a lot. Better than prof..

Such a great explanation and beautiful demonstration of the most difficult to understand topic. Peritoneum is a very feared topic of anatomy but you have explained it with such an ease. Commendable efforts!!!!! Thank you very much for making our journey easy. Your videos depict that anatomy is so much fun if the teacher makes you feel the subject. Hats off to you Sir😊😊

Big thank you! And a wish/suggestion: a video on spatial relations between abdominal organs and projections of organs.

Just discovered this page today, 2nd year mbbs student. Even the lecturer struggled to teach this topic in class. Thanks so much 😂❤

Got this in 2021, just a month away from my exams. It has helped alot, thanks always Sams

I really appreciate your compassion!

You are amazing you visibly make anatomy so clear.

Brilliant!! love it! Congrats from a medicine student in mexico !

excellent..... appreciate the presence of mind...good job

Hi sam....i showed this to the students..they loved it. Totally understood your explanation by using the clingfilm plus lighthearted too. makes a change from the more serious videos on the subject.

Excellent lecture, the effort u made to help understand is appreciated

Hello Sam Webster i really appreciated the way you are explanation and clear lecture awesome love it thanks sir

this was just great...awesome way of explanation....loved it....thanks a tonne...do keep posting more videos like this

Extremely helpful. Thank you.

You saved my life with this video I finally understood what s' the peritoneum

Your anatomy videos are super helpful

Excellent video. Keep up the good work!

Brilliantly explained.

Oh gahd it seems like yesterday the words,ometum, mesentery and greater or lesser sac are jumbled in my mind. But now I understand it. Thank you very much! Such a great teacher!

Thx. The clingfilm analogy is epic!

very helpful! we didnt (have to)learn/were tought about the way the organs were organised in the embryo yet. this makes understanding the mesentary and omentums... omenta? much easier. Love the clingfilm :D nice idea

U work really hard for our better understanding..great work..and determination on ur teaching..thanks for the video

what an amazing video..! sir.. you explained it very well👏👏

You are just a genius in methods of teaching anatomy

such a great professor, genius, thank you so much, wish one day we'll met during an intervention.

thanks for these beautiful lectures.... love from Bangladesh

thanks you're really a savior ❤❤❤

thank you very much for such clarity ~

Awesome explanation... hoping for more

Amazing explanation! Thank you so much!

I wish every teacher taught like you!

This is brilliant! Thanks a lot sir. I wish you make a video about the greater sac, the supra and infracolic compartments and fossae and subphrenic spaces. But thanks again for this one. :)

one of the best demonstrator I ever saw. hats off to you.

@SamWebster

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@hodaaayate2073

6 жыл бұрын

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@wafamanzoor5502

2 жыл бұрын

@@SamWebster i am totally impressed by your method of teaching. i wish i could be your student . 👍👍 thanks for sharing your knowledge

Thank you so so much for this video!! Understood the whole peritoneum

Hi, I don't know if you'll ever see this but I wanted to thank you for your videos! I'm a 1st year med student and have watched many of your videos but this one is just so good I had to comment and say thank you!

Thanks God bless you and your family...

Best video on peritoneum and greater lesser sac , thanks sir ☺️❤️💖

That has helped me a lot. Thank you.

Best explained ever... thanks...

What a great explanation~~!!!! Thanksomuch

YOU KILLED IT!!!

Incredible!

awesome explanation

you are the best .....thanks. ..waiting for more videos tutorials. ..

Thank you so much!!! I never understood this stuff in class.....

very beautifully explained sir

Excellent teaching Thank you

wonderfully explained.. Thank you..

THANK YOU this is so helpful!!

Legend Sam, thank you!

Thanks from a turkish med. student.

Great explanation! Thanks

THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!

Never saw anything better!

Yeah ....anatomy should teaches like this in every institute.

nicely described, quite informative

Thank you so much for your videos! I finally understand what my professor was trying to teach us 😅

Very helpful and understanding 🍃

I always appreciate your vdos ❤️ ur work 👍🏻

I wish I had those models sir U make learning better with them!!!

Thank u for the excellent explanation

Thank you so much! I finally understand! ❤️

Thank you so much I can't believe I finally understood that!!