From c1 to c7 the corresponding nerves come out from ABOVE the corresponding cervical vertebrae. Eg....c1 nerve comes out Above c1 and c2 nerve comes out between c1 and c2.....I.e above c2. This rule applies till c7 Thanks for the video
Excellent! this was very confusing and you made it very simple and to the point! the diagrams really cleared the concept. (except for the minor mistake you made initially regarding the C1-7 nerve roots). thanks!
I have CES and experienced symmetrical damage that started out asymmetrical but spread. Also CES started in a herniated discs in the spinal column. Excruciating pain for 10 years each time the herniated discs got worse but an MRI was never done until I went numb… only X-rays that shows nothing …docs kept saying lose weight. Had MRI been done much sooner I likely wouldn’t have CES.
very important lecture sir and explained very nicely and your these basic lectures just before neet pg exam are giving opportunity to revise these basic topics in a very short span of time which usually remain untouched and frequently encountered as mcqs in exam. thank you so much sir for your valuable time and help.
Hi Pushkar Dwivedi. Our intention is to help as many medical students as possible. We are happy that you got benefited from the channel. kindly spread the channel among your friends and help us reach more people. thank u
Sir great video! But c1 to c7 nerve root are at diferent position , above c1 frst starts and so on! This is only for cervical roots! Other are correct! Again owesome video 👍
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From c1 to c7 the corresponding nerves come out from ABOVE the corresponding cervical vertebrae. Eg....c1 nerve comes out Above c1 and c2 nerve comes out between c1 and c2.....I.e above c2.
This rule applies till c7
Thanks for the video
Yes you r absolutely correct..
Excellent! this was very confusing and you made it very simple and to the point! the diagrams really cleared the concept. (except for the minor mistake you made initially regarding the C1-7 nerve roots). thanks!
Awaiting next lecture.. Tq sir
What can help me to regain my bladder and bowel with conus modullaris syndrome sir
Nice video thanks
Simple and sweet Anna .....plz release app for medicine Anna it's helpful
Thank u Mahesh. We will work on that
can i ask why bowel and bladder dysfunction in CE syndrome is later?
Bowel and bladder involvement means , urine retention or incontinence! Please clarify it sir?
I have CES and experienced symmetrical damage that started out asymmetrical but spread.
Also CES started in a herniated discs in the spinal column. Excruciating pain for 10 years each time the herniated discs got worse but an MRI was never done until I went numb… only X-rays that shows nothing …docs kept saying lose weight. Had MRI been done much sooner I likely wouldn’t have CES.
Very very precised lectures sir🙌
Very helpfull for my neet pg preparation
Amazing explanation sir thank you ❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Best explanation sir
Can i do regain bladder and bowel after CMS
Dr. Pratap is amazing. Does someone know about more channels or people who teach like Dr. Pratap, if you know please reply.
yeahhhh! Dr. Najeeb and Dr. Bhatia - they're pretty cool too
GREAT LECTURE
Thank u sir for the awesome class...
very well explained
Too good sir.
Very nice 👍
Can u make video on CVST syndromes
Hi we will make it.. Thank u .. kindly spread the channel to your colleagues If u find it useful
thank you! it was very helpful :)
very important lecture sir and explained very nicely and your these basic lectures just before neet pg exam are giving opportunity to revise these basic topics in a very short span of time which usually remain untouched and frequently encountered as mcqs in exam.
thank you so much sir for your valuable time and help.
Hi Pushkar Dwivedi. Our intention is to help as many medical students as possible. We are happy that you got benefited from the channel.
kindly spread the channel among your friends and help us reach more people. thank u
Hi sir my report
This was a wonderful concise video , Thank you very much ! & Your baby is adorable too , probably much bigger now , Bless you
Thank u .. she is 2.5 year old now..
c1 nerve root goes above c1 not below it
Yes you are correct
Thank you Sir.
Sir plz make a video on bladder and lesions
Sir ❤🔥
Sir great video! But c1 to c7 nerve root are at diferent position , above c1 frst starts and so on! This is only for cervical roots! Other are correct! Again owesome video 👍
Thank you
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There’s no Babinskin negative,, it is either plantar Response or babinski positive
Nice video
from France
Really
There is no UMN in conus medullaris
U might be wrong there
I could realy use german subtitles.