Otic ganglion (anatomy)

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Thank you very much!

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im so glad i found your videos, they've been really helpful to me. i normally have trouble orienting to things in class but the way you teach helps immensely. the perspective that you give on your videos really opens my mind to other relatable things and gets me thinking, rather than just learning names and knowing the same lines from texts blandly. thank you so much. your passion inspires many young students, including me!

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All your explanations are wonderful and easy to follow. You are truly a great teacher. All the best to you.

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Thanks a ton! I really enjoy the clinical fun facts you add, like frey’s syndrome, it makes it all the more interesting.

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From an anatomic point of view, the middle ear really is a sort of "extension" of the pharynx, isn't it? That's why the glossopharyngeal nerve gives it its sensory innervation, and why the Eustachian tube is called the pharyngotympanic tube.

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Great video, one thing. The Ncl. salivatorius inferior is in the medulla not in the pons :). Salivatorius superior is in the pons

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Thank Dr Sam! This was an amazing video!

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can you do a video on the trigeminal nerve? Its course and where it splits?

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So it means in Frey syndrome, a person can start to sweat when they see food instead salivating right?

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Sir, where does the human brain store visual long term memory of shape?

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How Sympathetic innervation increases the secretion by parotid glands??

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Sir please explain also with diagrams ,,sir you can also use white blackboard or atlas,,, with diagram ,we can easily understand sir

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Dr. Sam
I want asking you about measles vaccine
Does child really infected with measles after they getting vaccine or not
I want some source or books talk about this point

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