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Paramedian intervertebral disc herniation — visualised by VOKA

Paramedian intervertebral disc herniation — visualised by VOKA

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YouTubeVOKA 3D Anatomy & Pathology

Explore Human Anatomy in 3D | Interactive Anatomy App for Students & Doctors

Explore Human Anatomy in 3D | Interactive Anatomy App for Students & Doctors

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Greater Tuberosity Fracture — visualised by VOKA

Greater Tuberosity Fracture — visualised by VOKA

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Central intervertebral disc herniation in 3D — visualized by VOKA 3D

Central intervertebral disc herniation in 3D — visualized by VOKA 3D

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Anatomy in 3D - learn with VOKA!

Anatomy in 3D - learn with VOKA!

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Fuchs Endothelial Corneal Dystrophy 👁️ — visualised by VOKA This 3D medical animation demonstrates Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy — a progressive, inherited autosomal dominant disorder of the corneal endothelium. It is characterized by the deposition of guttae, progressive loss of endothelial cells, and the development of stromal and epithelial edema. Each VOKA project blends clinical accuracy with cinematic 3D quality, validated by medical experts. We partner with ophthalmologists, cornea

Fuchs Endothelial Corneal Dystrophy 👁️ — visualised by VOKA This 3D medical animation demonstrates Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy — a progressive, inherited autosomal dominant disorder of the corneal endothelium. It is characterized by the deposition of guttae, progressive loss of endothelial cells, and the development of stromal and epithelial edema. Each VOKA project blends clinical accuracy with cinematic 3D quality, validated by medical experts. We partner with ophthalmologists, cornea

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How Are Platelets Made? Discover Thrombopoiesis in 3D

How Are Platelets Made? Discover Thrombopoiesis in 3D

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Closer Look at Snail Track Retinal Dystrophy in 3D

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YouTubeVOKA 3D Anatomy & Pathology

What Happens When Chronic Otitis Media with Effusion Goes Untreated? Explore in 3D

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YouTubeVOKA 3D Anatomy & Pathology

How Chronic Acid Reflux Causes Esophagitis and Barrett’s Esophagus: 3D Medical Visualization

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YouTubeVOKA 3D Anatomy & Pathology

Accessory Renal Artery & Hydronephrosis in 3D: How Vascular Compression Damages the Kidney

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YouTubeVOKA 3D Anatomy & Pathology

Renal Angiomyolipoma in 3D: When a Benign Kidney Tumor Becomes Dangerous

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YouTubeVOKA 3D Anatomy & Pathology

Understanding Kidney Function: Urine Formation in 3D

22.1M viewsNov 20, 2024

Here’s a quick look at two important types of digestive motions: ➡️ Peristalsis This is the primary movement of the digestive tract. Wave-like smooth muscle contractions propel food along the esophagus, stomach, and intestines. ➡️ Segmentation Unlike peristalsis, segmentation’s primary role is mixing rather than moving. It involves contractions that churn and mix intestinal contents with digestive juices, breaking them down further and enhancing nutrient absorption by exposing more surface area

18.7M viewsSep 11, 2024

What are Class III carious lesions and how do they impact your oral health? The G.V. Black classification system categorizes carious lesions based on their location on the tooth’s surface. Class III lesions occur on the proximal surfaces of incisors or canines, but importantly, they don’t involve the incisal angle. Why are Class III lesions significant? 🔹 They can weaken the structural integrity of the tooth, especially in the front of the mouth where aesthetics and function matter most. 🔹 Whi

4.5M viewsJun 6, 2025

Why is recognizing a footling breech position crucial for a safer delivery? A footling breech occurs when one or both of the baby’s feet extend downward towards the cervix, making the feet the presenting part during delivery. This is considered a more dangerous type of breech presentation, with higher risks during childbirth. Why is early diagnosis of footling breech presentation crucial? 🔻 It can be diagnosed later in pregnancy, often around 36–37 weeks, allowing healthcare providers to prepar

3.1M viewsJun 11, 2025

What happens in your body when you VOMIT? 🤢Explained in 3D Vomiting, or emesis, might be unpleasant, but it's your body’s way of protecting itself. This complex reflex is controlled by the vomiting center in your brain, which coordinates the muscles and organs involved in the process. When triggered by infection, toxins, motion sickness, or other stimuli, the vomiting center activates a chain reaction: 🔻 Your stomach muscles contract, while your diaphragm and abdominal muscles press upward. 🔻

7.8M viewsJan 28, 2025

How does the TAVI procedure help treat aortic valve stenosis? Part 2 For those diagnosed with aortic valve stenosis, TAVI (Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation) offers a minimally invasive solution. Unlike traditional open-heart surgery, TAVI involves placing a new valve inside the damaged one through a catheter, usually inserted via the femoral artery. This revolutionary procedure reduces recovery time, making it a game-changer for patients who may not be eligible for traditional surgery. It

2M viewsJan 22, 2025

Varicosity of Superficial Veins: Impacts on Health

1.5M viewsJul 2, 2025

What is acute catarrhal laryngitis? What are the symptoms? Acute catarrhal laryngitis is an inflammation of the laryngeal mucosa, most commonly caused by viral infections. Here’s what you need to know: 🔸 The mucosal lining becomes hyperemic (excessively blood-filled) and edematous (swollen). 🔸 Symptoms include hoarseness, throat irritation, and a dry cough. 🔸 Diagnosis is typically clinical, based on symptoms and laryngeal examination. 🔸 Treatment focuses on voice rest, hydration, and managi

1.4M viewsJul 22, 2025

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