ETHMOID BONE : FEATURES & ANATOMY

[@imranstube]

Sir, I am speechless. I was in too much trouble to understand this 3D architecture. But 2D images are not enough to understand and cross sections were not helping me. But your video just saved myself. Tremendous sir. God bless you. What a presentation sir!!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@homeolove]

Excellent lecture.......kabhi esa lecture nahi dekha ......itna easy explain koi nahi kar sakta ....thanks from the core of my heart sir .....❤

[@HomaShahnawaz]

Very Nice. Awesome. I learned so much, Thank you Sir.

[@syedafatimanaz2501]

Sir thank you so much

[@wanyonyisam8445]

This is another professor I needed to watch in my preclinical years. Nevertheless I will pick ENT from here

[@shobhitsah7493]

Pranam sir🙏
Aapke video ke time duration jyada hota,lekin jab dekh lete Hai,tab vo topic achchhe se Yad ho Jata Hai,ratne Ki bahut jrurat Nahi Hota Hai.
Aap ko koti koti pranam🙏...🙏

[@عزالدينالشيخسليمان]

Wonderful job!

[@ThorRagnorok]

I wasn't able to understand the osteomeatal complex area properly especially the uncinate process part.
This lecture really helps me to understand the anatomy.❤

[@muhammadsalman2395]

Unbelievable 🤩
Thank you so much Sir

[@hammadsaeed786]

Great explanation. Thank you love from Pakistan ❤️❤️

[@drex2796]

sir with great respect, wonderful easy understanding video. thanks .

[@EnochBrown-s5j]

Simply outstanding. Thank you, sir!!!

[@AnilKumar-vj9he]

Excellent 👌 sir

[@shams8917]

Wonderful

[@prakashnachinolker610]

Excellent lecture....Please talk about ant. and Post.Ethmoidal cells and ground lamella too.

[@neharamesh3516]

This is exactly what I wanted, amazing explanation! 👏

[@darumadoll7328]

Crystal clear sir thank u so much!!

[@fatima-ezzahrarahoumi1401]

Thank you from Germany!

[@suhanata9880]

Sir your videos are very helpful in learning anatomy. Thank you very much.

[@drsumitgupta]

Thanks, please share with others

[@suhanata9880]

@@drsumitgupta Sure sir

[@billbright1755]

The sensory system of smell is largely contained within the Ethmoid Bone. Like a keystone it helps support the facial structures and also allows for an anchorage point for the forward brain.
Adjacent to and supporting the Vomer Bone as a gusset plate to give strength to the upper
Palatine Bone.
Uncinate process or hook like structure.
The convoluted structure of the Ethmoid Bone reminds me of the structures of the walnut with many folds and passageways.

[@shaurav3546]

🔥🔥🔥

[@bitcoinbossthecryptomania9720]

Perfect!!!

[@daylighttalks1551]

Wonderful sir

[@ummeaimen7773]

Best explanations 👌 Thanks ❤️

[@isamfadlelseedahmedmohamed5776]

Best anatomist 🎉

[@SamaKh-xg9zz]

Awesome ❤

[@shafimallah3130]

🎉🎉

[@sanivana]

Thank you 🙏

[@rafiqulali2916]

Thank you so much sir ❤️😊❤️

[@Rani-f9l4v]

Thank you sir ji

[@wkhmallikaarachchi4537]

Best 👍

[@gopisingh1630]

❤❤❤

[@rollno20-basargivijaykumar47]

Thank you sir, ily

[@AbdulRehman-nl1vd]

Thank u so much 💓

[@amnaa.hameed8142]

That was amazing , I wish that you make more ENT anatomy lectures 🥹

[@Xhhkwk]

Sir, where is lamina papyreceae?

[@drsumitgupta]

Medial wall of orbit

[@دانیالباباشی]

Can we have the powerpoints to review the video rapidly when we want?!

[@tamilselvimanickavelu7376]

Thank you sir

[@kartikeyanarang5851]

Thank u sir 🙏

[@sdominicgriffith3145]

Thank you sir