Histology Helper - Nervous System Histology

[@PrabhatKumar-mu1nr]

Sir, I am a 3rd year medical student in India. This video was too much informative and helpful for me, Thank You.!

[@HistologyHelper]

That is so amazing to hear! We are so glad to be able to help people all over the world!

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[@disconnectedaccount422]

hands down the best im actually annoyed by only 15k subscribers

[@filipsivik1218]

you basically tells everything from my hour lecture right there in 10 mins, huge thanks on helping me with my way trough medical school!

[@arkadiuszstepkowicz8878]

Thank you for a huge help in passing histology test. I appreciate the quality of the content and that it's free!

[@HistologyHelper]

Youre welcome!

[@RavindraRaj-ef2rm]

How much maturity u gain

[@patiencechepkorir5596]

Wow ...very helpful content I wish people would discover this channel asap☺️

[@luandersoncosta3104]

Hey, Thanks! That´s a amazing material.
Have you ever thought of putting some subtitles? I mean, i know english but a lot of peope in my country do not, and it is probably true to a lot of countries. You can open a community and alow the people that are part of it to subtitle the videos. That way, more people can be helped by your work.

[@toluoladele873]

You are amazing! Thank you!

[@napatworakitnukul2887]

I'm a 2nd-year medical student, and your video is so gold and informative. Thank you so much for helping me pass histology!

[@vboy6201]

Thanks Dr. Histology :D

[@anonymoushedgehog7751]

How can I distinguish an astrocyte from a microglia? To me, they look pretty similar :(

[@AliAli-fr9ux]

Thank you your friend from Iraq❤

[@HistologyHelper]

You're welcome Ali!

[@riel1674]

Thank you, your examples and explanations are very helpful in my review

[@jsabz3]

love this series - very helpful and assuming all of you are well accomplished doctors now. greetings from the philippines! first year med student.

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thank you so mush doctor i can't beleve how you mush you made it clear in 10 minuts

[@Ai-ChingChen]

You are truly amazing sir. Thank you soooo much!!!

[@PrateepAmon]

Nice and helpful information in such short presentation. Thank you.

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From Yemen thank you so much

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Thank you so much, this is excellent

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Thank you!!! I'm a 2rd year medical student in Brazil. I appreciate the quality of your content. I wish God keep helping you! Thank you

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Thank youuu

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Lol.

[@MsRosaAnna]

You are awesome! Thank you :)

[@HistologyHelper]

You're Welcome!!

[@kelion95kelvin23]

please i just subscribed,how can i get the slides>??

[@fitsumbelayneh4559]

It was a nice one, but it would have been even more with some more details on CNS.

[@geonyeongkim1518]

this is the best lecture which i have ever seen

[@tolgaokumus61]

There shouldnt be sensory nerve body at dorsal horn

[@dannichols6261]

Relating to about 8:24 and the epineurium, would it be correct to interpret that the epineurium which surrounds a number of fascicles as a whole (the *external* epineurium) also is seen inside the nerve surrounding one or more fascicles, as the *internal* epineurium (the pale pink substance seen as both external & internal epineurium), before the much thinner perineurium (the darker red line) which surrounds each individual fascicles?

[@dannichols6261]

I make this interpretation from information I've found about the epineurium like the following: "Epineurium is the interfascicular connective tissue layer. It lies *between and around the secondary fascicles* and forms a sheath encircling all peripheral nerve trunks."

[@lintangkawuryan4587]

thanks sir! its help me a lot !

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Thank you :)

[@HistologyHelper]

You're welcome!

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[@woloabel]

Is Nueroanatomy to the specific detailing of each and every Cortical Layer an elitist shore of a specialist that it can not herein be described...? Oh, I see, not enough incentive! lol

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Thanks sir..❤️

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THANKs soo much

[@HistologyHelper]

You're soo welcome!

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very sad this channel is dead

[@HistologyHelper]

Any specific topics you would like covered?

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