Temporal bone
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- The temporal bone of the skull has a few features and lumpy bits that are worth talking about to make study of the skull a bit clearer. We'll look at the squamous, petrous and zygomatic parts, the bones adjacent to the temporal bone, and the relevant foramina. The jugular foramen is a gap between the temporal and occipital bones, but the carotid canal is a tube within the temporal bone, for example.
The petrous part and the ear structures within it connect to structures inside and outside the skull, so we should have a look at those bony spaces and tubes too. The other major features are the mastoid process and the styloid process.
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This is my first year in medical school, and due to covid we had to take all the classes virtually including anatomy,.It's been a real struggle understanding the skeletal system through only picture on the slides but this ten minutes video sum it all in the best way. you're students are very lucky they got the best teacher.
No offense, but I would have loved that. I am currently a first-year medical student now, and our professor rushes through everything in 30 seconds with a strong polish-english accent, and then just leaves the room so we can fickle with the bones alone (and there are not enough bones for all of us, so we have to just wait and grab the one we want to look at when it`s free). We would have learned so much more and more effectively if we could just sit at home and read till we drop. Sam Webster is doing what our professor should have been doing, but the amount of self-studying is absolutely immense and mentally crushing. 2 people in my group dropped out after 2.5 weeks because of the anatomy "lectures". It`s important, but not fun at all. Especially not when we get a verbal beating twice a week, hearing that we are "not reading enough" (we are supposed to know everything he talks about before the "lecture", so if you are not ahead - you suck. "You are not coming to the lab to learn. You are here to check that you are learning correctly" - word by word what he told us before starting the first "lecture". All of us are internally crying, and we are on week 3 and got the anatomy & embryology exam in 2.5 week. God, have mercy on our souls.
simply amazing, i'm almost crying about how beautiful this was presented. i'm a medical school student in eastern europe and the anatomy lessons are heartbreaking. the mere fact that you have all those models behind you is surreal, because we have to study very much on our own and only via videos, atlases and so on... it is not even the professor's fault, it's the whole system's. we are pretty much studying medicine as if this were the year 1950. i hope one day i will get to enjoy such a beautiful presentation live. best wishes!
Same even I am studying in eastern Europe in Ukraine so I can totally understand you
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Exactly, i am in your shoes and its frustrating i learn anatomy on youtube and i am still a 1st year student
@@oluwaseyiibiloye612 same even I am a first year student n I actually want to prepare for usmle but my college don't even teach us so stuck with online video's
Thank you sooo much for all these videos professor. I hope you never stop teaching on RUclips, because it helps me a lot to understand. Best professor ever ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ab. Fab. mix of plain skull and colour-coded skull - made the info really easy to follow. Ta.
Weird, I know, but I also liked the innovative use of a simple, colored pipe cleaner
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I literally have to know this by next week ahh there couldn’t be better timing. Thank you very much! I appreciate the effort and all the tiny bony bits videos:)
I seem to have bypassed the grey stage and I am rapidly "heading" (haha) for the bald stage sir! At my advanced age though I supoose I ought to be grateful for anything happening rapidly.
An excellent lecture as always. Thank you.
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You are a great teacher!!! Anatomy is extremely difficult not being in class..... Greetings from Orlando, FL , University of Central Florida student :)
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You are amazing sir ! During this Covid, we had to study anatomy in the online classes. Although I have a skeleton but it is so difficult to understand it on your own ! Thankyou so much for existing and making my medlife very easy .Your videos are just to the point and clear the basics right away!
I think I might pass anatomy, but only because of your videos! Thank you so much!
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Thank you very much Sam, your explanation have helped me to clarify a lot of questions where I couldn't get from my medical education in Chinese Medical Schools.
I was trained as a Chinese Medicine Practitioner first major in Acupuncture, but as my pursuits to release more at the deeper levels or the roots of the patients' problems, I am working more on the correction or realignment of human structures through the movements and opening of the joints . If you don't mind, I hope someday, you could give me a chance to try my adjustments by free. I will try to move to live in Cambridge hopefully this October.
Grateful for your clear explanation and teaching.
I am russian medical student and a want to study the anatomy and english language. because a watch your video). Thanks you and sorry for my english)
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hi. pls help me. i feel pressure and numbness on my temporal bone above my ear. i feel super nervous right now. I feel like there's something flat laying on it. Im crying 😢😢😢😢
I had a left temporal lobe region skull fracture with a epidural hemorrhage with a brain shift in March 2018.
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Hm, I thought that temporal bone consist of 3 parts , squamous , pars petrosa and acoustic part!
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honestly ive been having a hard time studying the skull bones since of covid and havving them in virtual meetings made stuff 10x worse this video perfectly made things clear to me honestly very lucky to even find this channel top job
Yeah...thank you. This is wonderful, especially now when I can't physically go to school and handle models, I appreciate your 3D walk through.
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Worst explaination.....wasted time....the main topic isn't here...
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thank you so much .