Lectures related to Arteries Anatomy: Pelvic and Abdominal Arteries

Explores the anatomy of major arteries, emphasizing branches and anastomoses for clinical applications.

Covers the study of blood vessels, arteries, and catheter techniques.

Explains the anatomy and physiology of fetal circulation and the changes before and after birth.

Covers the purpose and anatomy of the cardiovascular system, including the heart, blood vessels, and lymphatic vessels.

Introduces the cardiovascular system, covering its anatomy, function, and regulation.

Explores the morphology and classification of arteries, including histological features and types.

Explains the external morphology of the heart and the importance of recognizing the two auricles.

Covers the anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system, including gas exchange and blood transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide.

Covers the anatomy of three major arteries in detail.

Explores the histological features of the cardiovascular system, including arteries, veins, and capillaries.

Discusses the anatomy and clinical relevance of iliac artery branches.

Explains the volume clamped method for continuous blood pressure monitoring with optical sensors.

Discusses the internal thoracic artery branches and irrigation of thymus and pericardium.

Explores the anatomy and function of the heart, covering its position, morphology, vascularization, conduction system, and innervation.

Explores the variability of the internal iliac artery's branching pattern.

Discusses the arterial vascularization of the pancreas and duodenum.

Explores liver metabolism of bile acids, cholesterol, and xenobiotics, emphasizing detoxification processes and lipid transport.

Explains artery structure, classification, and staining techniques to reveal elastic fibers.

Explores the structure and function of elastic arteries and their role in blood circulation.