ASCENDING AUDITORY PATHWAY

[@lalimachump]

literally spent 30 minutes trying to figure this out and y'all explained it perfectly in just 2 minutes lol THANK. YOU.

[@NeuralAcademy]

I'm so glad to have helped ^_^

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imagine wrapping your head around this without ever opening a med book thank good i mess with technology cause if i didn't i would been so lost without my cheat sheets

[@estherrodriguez2054]

Dude! Same

[@strongtowerneuro]

Absolutely! I was in page 6 of a 90 page paper and realized I wasn't getting to what I needed (this info) anytime soon. Glad I backed out and found this!

[@craigberryman]

Me too!

[@hebetullah_amerkulzaman5876]

I spent one hour trying to understand the pathway, You explained it so easily. THANK YOU

[@manthapeace259]

This was the perfect explanation. Thorough but simple, good job!

[@spoony6587]

followed a lecture for 2 hours, at home looking at my prof's powerpoint for another 35 minutes like :s.... Searched up the road of the auditory pathway. Clicked on here 2m 30sec, I don't even have any questions. It's clear, fast, simple thank you. Amazing, you got a sub.

[@vidhikodia5737]

I spent an HOUR to understand from my college's syllabus and damnnn you guys did it in 2 minutes, very helpful, thanks guys! Now me passing tomorrow's exam is quite high, thanks!

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[@dorotheem2482]

This is very clear and concise, thank you so much!

[@chetachukwufabianomalu4874]

So well explained within 2 minutes….thank you

[@ninteski]

Epic, thanks! Clearest explanation of this topic on yt

[@NeuralAcademy]

Aww, thank you!! ^_^

[@katelyn371]

Wow, I liked this visualization, thanks!!

[@MichelleFaerman]

This video was very concise and helpful. Thank you!!

[@tamiri2301]

Perfect explanation. Thank you!

[@fabiolar.7171]

Thank you so much, it´s very easy to understand!!

[@pujabhivgade9683]

"Brain damage in one hemeshere has little effect on sence of hearing" This line felt me more.... Beacause I can't able to listen left side.... And dr says report is normal😭😭😭😭😭

[@amine3226]

Thank you so much!!!! You guys are an absolute blessing!!!!

[@progressivemedicose4724]

Easy explanation. Thanks

[@maryambme6219]

such a great and fast description!

[@blopblop762]

Great video!straight to the point

[@tri993r]

Fireee explanation

[@anchenita26]

Thank you!

[@furkan3945]

The piano sound was the cherry on top! Cheers man

[@DD-nj5oq]

Better than my professor lol

[@Jay-wk3ph]

Amazing job. Really explained it well. Helped me out so much. Keep it up!

[@qiqiharian]

Dear!
please make videos on 'first aid' for USMLE Step 1

[@zahraaalialhares6086]

Thank you.

[@dibyasattwakarmakar]

Thank You 😊

[@farhatjabeen6776]

Very informative

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Keep up the good work!

[@NeuralAcademy]

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[@mgdesigner9609]

Does it also synapse at inferior colliculus like it did at superior olivary complex? How many times can a afferent neuron synapse inside the CNS? How many interneurons are there involved (possible). Thank you

[@user-hk6zk3tj4w]

Simple, easy, direct to the point
Thank you + subscription is done

[@ahmedmagdy-el4wf]

thank you

[@raynaboyarsky4591]

great video, thank you!!

[@Zefeiwang]

is that means finally there are relatively less information have been transported to the right hemisphere?(Because the dotted line represents fewer cases)

[@ritheshgonsalves9418]

Plz make any videos on anatomy of primary and secondary auditory cortex

[@-hannahanna]

Thanks very much .

[@dr.m.abdelmaogod8134]

nice ❤❤

[@sheryr3963]

shouldve told about the trapezoid body and how it demarcates the boundary line between pons

[@affifamaryam9169]

Time saved,🌟

[@sourabhraghuwanshi3515]

You are amazing keep it up and
If you can add animation in video it will be great 😊

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Good job!

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I like your vedio 😘it's very easy to understand

[@NeuralAcademy]

I'm so glad!! ^_^

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THANK U

[@chiomasandra7197]

Nice

[@niamhm2967]

AMAZING THANK YOU

[@tranminhuc9657]

Merci beaucoup

[@andriavinithalobo5813]

Hello
Can you make a video on descending auditory pathway

[@diegomasegosa3891]

Amazing! Thx

[@sunny_luna5632]

fantastic

[@sreejamadhukar9420]

Thankyou❤️🙏

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Thank u

[@215bilal9]

Great

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Thanks 🇧🇩

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PERFECT LATERALLy

[@rabijackson1953]

Plice help me

[@benbarris3648]

at 0:41 he said "most auditory information crosses over to the contralateral side"...However, at 1:45 he said "most neurons stay on the ipsilateral side"...So which one is it? does most auditory info get processed by the contralateral or ipsilateral?

[@RehamSalama98]

When he said ipsilateral at 1:45 he meant that neurons will not change their direction up from this point. (Those that have already crossed to the opposite side will continue ascending that way)

[@benbarris3648]

@@RehamSalama98 Makes sense. Thanks!

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[@rabijackson1953]

My hearing loss

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[@sharawahdaldeen281]

It’s been 30 minutes i want to understand , till I found this and understand it by 2 minutes thanks 🥹❤️

[@IG_rizabavila]

Thank you! Almost an hour lecture in 2 just two minutes. I hope I will pass my exam next week tho :D