Episode 34
Episode 32: Dr Neil Theise - Liver Pathology, Interstitium, Complexity Theory, and More
October 26, 202053m 5s
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Show Notes
Today my guest is Liver Pathologist Dr Neil Theise.
What we discuss with Dr Theise:
- How he became a liver pathologist
- His work in redefining the microanatomy of the canals of Hering
- The paper he coauthored in 2018 on the interstitium, and some of the implications of that work
- Complexity theory and the self organizing universe, and how they relate to pathology
- The concept of Beginner's Mind
Links for this episode:
- "Structure and Distribution of an Unrecognized Interstitium in Human Tissues" in Nature
- "Meet Your Interstitium, A Newfound Organ" in Scientific American
- "The Canals of Hering and Hepatic Stem Cells in Humans" in Hepatology
- Self Organizing Universe on Youtube
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