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Thank you so much sir for your words of appreciation. Yes I am from Lahore. You can Whatsapp me +923037241030 or email me at draizaz@medicovisual.com

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@@MedicoVisual 🤣🤣.. teaching is primary skills sirji. But honestly being a professor and having skills in editing is not easy for everyone. For this reason I'm saluting you 🫡🫡

@@bajwalsinghpankaj Thank you so much. I learned Blender to enhance my lectures

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You are very welcome. In the upcoming videos, we will take more about structure and functions of placenta.

I will upload the part 2 late night today.

I am sorry, lecture got a bit delayed than expected. Some of the animations took longer to create. The graphics of part 2 are finally done. But I am so tired to record right now. I gotta get some sleep. Will record in the evening. Lecture will be available tonight hopefully.

@@MedicoVisual that would be perfect thank you so much. It will be right in time for my exam as well :)

Part 2 Uploaded: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bd6XiNmXm8i9n6c.html I hope you will like it.

Best of luck for your exam. You will be rocking it 😉

You are most welcome and Thanks for this excellent question. It is the stratum functionalis (functional layer of endometrium) that gets transformed into the “decidua” of the pregnant uterus. The decidua then forms the placenta. That is why it is called "decidua" basalis and not the "stratum" basalis. The stratum basalis does not and should not take part in formation of placenta, because placenta is shed off during childbirth and so would the stratum basalis be shed off. Each month, stratum basalis proliferates to create the functionalis. So, if stratum basalis is lost, the functionalis will fail to form. Or, in words, endometrium's structure and function would be disrupted. Thus, only functionalis contribute to placenta. Yes, a small part of stratum decidua may be lost during childbirth but that would be healed soon.

@@MedicoVisual but those septa which make the cotyledons are coming from the stratum basalis , So while childbirth the part of stratum basalis that made the cotyledons will it get lost ?? And thank you very much for your answers🌺 God bless you

@@chaimaasalhi9646 cotyledons arise from "Decidua Basalis", not stratum basalis. Decidua basalis is part of functionalis of the endometrium.

@@MedicoVisual Thank You very very much for all these explanations 🌺🌺🌺

Walikum Salam. Thanks a lot for your interest in paid series. I am sorry, complete embryology is not available and is still under development as of now. Here are the topics that are available, with prices: 1. Head and Neck, Pharyngeal arches - $9.98 2. Cardiovascular Embryology - $12.98 3. Respiratory system embryology - $4 4. Body cavities and Diaphragm - Free 5. Gastrointestinal Embryology - $8.98 6. Urogenital Embryology - $9.98 7. General Embryology - Free on KZfaq If you buy them all you can get an extra discount. Please email at draizaz@medicovisual.com or WhatsApp at +923037241030 for the bundle discount.

Thank you so much for your interest in supporting this project financially. The systemic embryology lectures will be a part of paid lecture series that will be available at a very affordable price and will be dripped gradually. I will share the complete details in an announcement video on this channel as soon as I am done with planning few things. You will be able to buy that series. And while doing so you will not only support the project but will also be able to get exclusive content. Some of those lectures will still be uploaded completely free for everyone to benefit from, on this channel. Right now, there is no mechanism to recieve the donations. Thanks again! Have a nice day and stay blessed.

Materal blood remains within the intervillous spaces while fetal blood remains confined within the chorionic blood vessels. This fetal and maternal blood is separated from each other through placental barrier so there is no inter-mixing of fetal and maternal blood. These things are discussed in the next part kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bd6XiNmXm8i9n6c.html

Chorionic Villi are formed from the chorion. And the chorion consists of Trophoblast and the extraembryonic somatopleuric mesoderm. So both are correct.

@@MedicoVisual ohh thanks a lot for the rapid responce🥰🥰

@@bilgesulearifoglu6911 Always welcome

It has not been created yet. I will upload some of the topics from CVS as soon as possible. Cannot commit to the whole CVS, as it would be the part of paid lecture series.

I am sorry. I don't have notes as of now.

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My friend! you have come to a wrong channel expecting to learn English. I never claimed to teach English. I am just a humble Medical Teacher. 🤗 English isn't my first language, anyways.

@@MedicoVisual English is mandatory