Coagulation Cascade – Animated
Understanding the coagulation cascade is one of the most difficult areas that medical students and doctors face in the field of hematology. Here are 2 animated illustrations of the coagulation pathway, which might help make things easier.
McGraw-Hill displays a short animation, while Johns Hopkins University shows a more detailed one.
The Blood Doctor 
I Liked the first one,it seems easier and clear 🙂
thank u dear
You are welcome my friend 🙂
It is interesting to learn from animation. Easier than to read from book. Thank you sir. 🙂
Very interesting& informative animation.
How can I save it for review?
Priya Manu
You are welcome 🙂 although I’m not Sir…but how can anybody tell ? 🙂
Moonlight
Thanks for passing by. The new version of real player offers an option to save it.
Good luck
thanx alot i find the first one very useful and forrword
very nice.. thank u
really nice….it helped me to understand the overall concept…..
thanks doctor,
both are amazing,but I like the first it is more understandable ,clear,I hope to find like these animations in some medical and pharmaceutical fields,I don’t know if you can help.thank you
thank you
this made my studying much more easier
A very good presentation of blood clotting–I liked the first one the best.
thanks so much! i was confused about some of the parts and the animation helped a lot. thanks again!
Thank you so much
Very informative presentations.
Thank you so much for the info. So much easier than reading the maze of coagulation info!
i been practicing and studying haem 4 vry long, only now i know coagulation thank u doc.
thank you ver much
really i anderstand blood clotting from animation
This is actually more detailed not to mention clear and easy to understand compared to the Johns Hopkins animation.
Thanks!
This is a wonderful animation of the formation of a clot. How amazing the human body is!
Thank you very much , it will help me a lot
i really liked the animation, it made everything clear and easier to memorize, i hope that you’ll make more animations on other things
Amazing. The first ties in to the second & now I finally understand it!!! Thank you for taking the time to provide this, it is most appreciated.
Thank so much for the informative animation! It helped me to understand the mechanism of clot formation a lot easier than reading about it.
I think it is unnecesary to be teaching this in such great detail. People don’t remember what they don’t use. As a pharmacist, I have to remember the differences between Warfarin, Heparin. LMWH’s, the different inhibitors etc etc and how and where they work differently ,when they are used and at what dose etc, contraindications etc etc, but I don’t think it is really necesary to be learning this in this much detail. I am positive most will not be able to reproduce all of this in 6 months.
Doreen Rushbrook
Maybe pharmacists don’t need to use this or even most medical doctors but let me tell you who needs it and will definitely need to remember…..hematologists and lab professionals!!!!
This is a great help, thanks for posting!
hi doctor
thanks for such a good presentation.
it’s so useful for me.
This video is fantastic. Thanks, Bro 🙂
i liked the first one too much. animations are letters in motion to understand and imaginations on screen to see. studying lab medicine has been much more easier to me with the help of animation. i also dont know how to save them. can anyone help me with this
thank u animators
I loved your in vivo animation of the coagulation cascade 🙂 Are there any videos for the in vitro cascade? In lab school, we have to know both in great detail
it’s amazing…. thank you 🙂
thank you
Thanks for that, very much appreciated! 😀
thank u sir its really nice
The greatest and simplest-to-understand explanation to clarfy the coagulation cascade concepts I have even come across — THANKS SO MUCH.
This amination is very useful and easy to follow and understand the whole blood coagulation cascade…
Thank you so much.
think you so much this was so much helpful
realy healpfull..
its amazing vedio thanx alot
Dear Blood Doctor,
The Hopkins video was very good. I’m the parent of a pediatric clotting patient (Factor V) and a Plain Language Medical writer. I’ve seen the clotting cascade drawn out but never before understood the difference between the intrinsic, extrinsic and common pathways. Now I get it. Thanks.
very nice.
thanks u very much.
dr.javaid ,oma
I need haema hints.
wow i like the animation. it’s so simple and clear. i think medical students also deserved to have some material presented in simple and plain language.
Thanks for sharing. Very good and detail animation.
thanks for kind information; Could I save for review and explain to my lab technician
great! thanks i understand animanation eaisly.
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