The Lungs: Lobes, Surfaces and Clinical Notes.

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In this video, we walk through lung anatomy-covering the lobes, surfaces, pleura, and bronchopulmonary segments, all essential for mastering the respiratory system.
Whether you're in medical school preparing for a course or USMLE Step 1 or a dental, PA, PT, OT or undergraduate student this high-yield review will help clarify both structure and clinical relevance. Topics covered include: Right vs. Left lung anatomy, Oblique and Horizontal fissures, Hilum, Bronchial tree and Clinical correlates (e.g., aspiration, consolidations etc...)
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Timestamps:
0:00. Introduction to the lungs and alveoli
0:49. Lung surfaces (mediastinal surface, diaphragmatic surface, costal surface and apex)
2:13. Right lung. Right upper lobe (RUL), Right middle lobe (RML), Right lower lobe (RLL), oblique fissure, horizontal fissure, cardiac notch, lingula
4:11. Hilum of right lung
4:56. CXR of the right lung
6:06. Left lung. Left upper lobe (LUL), Left lower lobe (LLL), oblique fissure
7:29. Hilum of left lung
7:48. CXR of the left lung
8:11. Bronchopulmonary segments
9:15. Bronchpulmonary segments in axial CT
9:50. Remember segments on the right: "A PALM Seed Makes, Another Little Palm"
10:06. Remember segments on the left: "ASIA ALPS"
10:14. In-a-nutshell
10:18. Acknowledgments