Thank you so much sir you made anatomy easy. I wish you make more videos. Really loved it. Thanks for correlating clinical conditions with structures. Lots of love from india
I am a post intern and I am in pg preparation . anatomy is still tough to me.now I am building the concept with these videos.after seeing and reading book it is beneficial.
Thank you! Have you covered tinnitus in any of your videos? I've enjoyed so many...not sure I've seen one on that. I'm a craniosacral therapist. Would sure appreciate your thoughts on the anatomy, nerve pathways and possible inflammation sites relating to tinnitus. High pitched or whooshing etc. Grateful for all you do & share. Cheers!
If cerebral fluid leaks for any reason does the anatomy replace it as part of normal function? And what percentage of fractures described can be surgically operated on ?Which cannot? Thank you Doctor.
I suffered from a basiluar skull fracture due to a fall. I was luck that it was a simple fracture that did not cause CSF leakage so i was not operated.
Haha, I thought you were ending Teaching, I was freaking out. Just the end of the academic year, phew! Thank you for all you do Sam. Please if you could recommend a physiology RUclips page or textbook for a medical student which would it (they) be?
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I'm just 15 but I love your content already.
It gives me more insight on biology
for a newbe med student, this video helped me a lot. Thank you so much,sir.
doing neuroanatomy this semester - thank you so much!!
Thank you for your detailed explanation and illustrations.
Excellent lesson! I’m a MD and studied anatomy many years ago. I’m amazed how crucial and vulnerable the cranial anatomy is.
These videos help me fall asleep i watch every night 🤣
Thank you so much sir you made anatomy easy. I wish you make more videos. Really loved it. Thanks for correlating clinical conditions with structures. Lots of love from india
Easy to understand physiology plus anatomy, great , thanks
You are incredible. Thank you
How amazing your videos are. Truly appreciate it 🙏
Such a great video. Thank you so much for making these awesome videos which I know how much time and effort it would take.
Great video!
Hi sir.
I'm in 10th grade, biology student aiming to be a doctor just like you.
Thank you. Any idea as to what might cause "air pockets " inside the ear?
Thank you so much sir... Am addicted to watching your anatomy videos.
Please recommend some RUclips channel for Physiology lectures.
Thank you ❤️
TY
I am a post intern and I am in pg preparation . anatomy is still tough to me.now I am building the concept with these videos.after seeing and reading book it is beneficial.
Thank you! Have you covered tinnitus in any of your videos? I've enjoyed so many...not sure I've seen one on that. I'm a craniosacral therapist. Would sure appreciate your thoughts on the anatomy, nerve pathways and possible inflammation sites relating to tinnitus. High pitched or whooshing etc. Grateful for all you do & share. Cheers!
If cerebral fluid leaks for any reason does the anatomy replace it as part of normal function? And what percentage of fractures described can be surgically operated on ?Which cannot? Thank you Doctor.
I suffered from a basiluar skull fracture due to a fall. I was luck that it was a simple fracture that did not cause CSF leakage so i was not operated.
Haha, I thought you were ending Teaching, I was freaking out. Just the end of the academic year, phew! Thank you for all you do Sam.
Please if you could recommend a physiology RUclips page or textbook for a medical student which would it (they) be?
awesome
thnak you verry much easy to undestand
Thank you.🙏 its such a delight to know my Skull and experience and feel it.. ex: facial experience..
Easy to understand !
After my thyroidectomy, i lost some tongue,eyes movement and trouble breathing
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