I'm a current NYS EMT and Always Medical Student; Your videos are just, {no less than}, Great!.. Thanks so much, Good Luck, and God Bless... Really Great!..

this is the same heart model my teacher uses, so this was a great review

(ignore me i need to know these terms for my class) 1:08 Pulmonary valve 1:34 Tricuspid valve 2:02 Papillary muscles 2:11 Tendinous cords 2:25 Trabeculae carneae 2:45 Bicuspid valve 4:22 Pectinate muscles 5:59 Ligamentum arteriosum

I still come back and have to watch little videos like this even though the nightmare that is basic sciences is over. Really well done.

Dr Fabian this was Fabulous --- ok ... have been struggling w the heart and what on earth is going on there for over 6 months. Thanks for explaining, you are simply A LIFE SAVER

Thank you so much I am reviewing for my anatomy and physiology lab practicum tomorrow 😊 we never have enough time to see all the models in class so this helps

This was an excellence explanation of the heart model and its structures.Thanks for taking the time time to make this video and sharing it with the world!

thank you so much dr fabian...we really appreciate it..world needs doctors like you...

Dr. Fabian is an awesome professor....And I am very lucky to be in his class. He love what does!

Very helpful. I appreciate that you went so slowly.

You are a great teacher just like my professor. This is an extra help, thanks.

Exactly the type of tutorial I wanted . Thank you!!!!!

We have this same model in my lab! You are so clear with your explanations. Thanks for helping us

Great cinamatography. Good job with keeping camera steady. Good close ups and wides shots. Clear voice, clear explanations. Effective at explaining function and parts. THANK YOU

love the detail on the 2 videos, great job!

Amazingly wonderful of you Dr. Fabian! Thank you thank you Thank you

Love love love your heart videos! You're going to help me pass my test :)

THANK YOU SO MUCH ! I’m usin the same model in class I’m studying now for my test in a couple of weeks !

Your explanation is more clearer than my instructors. I wish I had you as a teacher I would do better on my lab practicums. He doesn't teach us anything. We are basically on our own in learning.

This is sooooo helpful. thank you - i was so confused in my a.s. biology lesson and this just made me understand it - great explanations :D thank you

excellent video. Iinformative, detailed, and very clearly spoken. Thank you Dr. Fabian and camera man

"A and Away"

perfect I understood clearly! THANK YOU!

This is really an excellent video! Thanks for the great review.

woow..DR FABIAN is the best...its so simple and clear i really learned much from this ..THANK YOU!

He really was great!! Good presentation, I am one who needs to listen over and over to get it!!

great lesson, this is by far the very, very best explanation of the heart. thank you

thanks once again. This is a big help.

Thanks for an awesome video! 💜

i have the exact model in my lab, this is gonna help me a lot thx

This is a very interesting and instructive video. Thank you!

THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH DR FABIAN !

thanks a lot for this great teaching!

Awesome video and great explanation!! Thank you for posting!!

Excellent! Thank you!

Thank you ! This was such great review ! ❤️

Thanks very informative and full of knowledge and well explained the function of the heart anatomy.

great videos thank you both 1 and 2 videos very nice

perfect ,clear and well organised demonstration

Thank you so much, I actually understand everything now!

EXTREMELY helpful!

yeah !! we also have to give credits to the camarographer . good job and excelents explainations . THANK YOU DOCTOR.

Thank you so much! This was very helpful!!!

amazing explanation!! Thank you

Thank you so much. Excellent review or to learn for the first time. Here's to all of us passing our Lab practicals with flying colors! :)

looking forward to my 100% on my lab quiz tomorrow thanks to this review!

Absolutely superb.

you are so clear and understanding thanx dawggggggg

Thank you for this!

SO clear, and awesome that he says gnarly

Thanx dr it was extremely helpful

good video - it really helped after i just read a chapter on the anatomy of the heart. Thanks

I wish u were my anp professor..learned more in 20minutes from u than my teacher in one week!

helps a lot thank you so much!

thanks. these videos really helped!!

thanks.................very helpfull

Helped so much .. thanks alot Dr

Thank you so much for this!

helped me a lot, thank you .

thank you doctor

this is what i needed!!!!!!!!

great video !!!

great video! thanks!

love this video thank you

very clear and helpful. thank you

Thank you very much Dr. Fabian and lochness. This video helped me a lot understanding about the veins in the heart. Good Job. Keep it up. Please keep posting and ignore stupid comments made by dumb people.

thanks for uploading!

Thank you so much

Thank you, I'm learning better...

Thank you so much!!! Very helpful for my demo in biology...tnx!!!

really helpful! thanks

Very good!

very clear helped a lot thanks

Very informative. Thank you

thank you ! very helpful :)

great =) do u know what happens during a bundle branch block? bit confused about that one

thanks soo much ur video reallys helps good info!!!!!

EXCELLENT!!

I wish my professor taught like you

@Fagachinko not only those but the whole Conduction System as well.....but i think it'll be in the next video:) Great Video Doc

very helpful lab practical is one day away

Thank you

Thank you😃

Interesting. The heart needs it's own veins and arteries to be able to work, thus the outside veins of the heart.

very helpful sir, thank you for posting this

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thanks a lot...^.^

Thank you. I’m trying to study for my test tomorrow while at work.

Why left heart has bicuspid valves while rt has tricuspid valves ?

hey I was just going over this vid again b4 exam.... and I realised something that didnt make sense b4. @ 1:45 when he says the tricuspid valve is closed and the semilunar valves of pulmonary trunk are open during contraction... he is referring to ventricular contraction.... just in case anybody is getting in as much as a pickle as I did when I first studied the heart. Best wishes to all

I appreciate you! :)

Dr. Fabian, can I use your Heart Anatomy video #1 & 2 in our learning system to push this video to our students as homework before a porcine dissection?

please add clinicals with it

nice video

There's no Aortic valve in this model?

mee too

I am watching this video for the. First time and this video is 13 years old How are u doing ??

Great

@TheVmad There is haha it's chordae tendineae :)

At 7:10 I'm sure you meant sending, rather than receiving.