Cant resist myself to thank you again & again for creating interest in neuroradiology by your extra ordinary teaching style, experience, knowledge n much more ! ❤❤❤ Happy gurupurnima ! (I m an indian n today is the day to respect "Gurus"- great teachers of our life journey :)) N i really mean it ! :)
that's also a difficult one. Technically you can only sure about your numbering if you start counting from the cervical spine down, but that's off course not possible if you're doing just a lumbar study. I might do some spine topics in the future and will be sure to keep this question in mind if I do so.
Simplifying complex topics is a mark of a great teacher. You sir are an exemplary teacher. Thank you for all your efforts.
thanks, much appreciated!
AMAZING LECTURE. PLEASE MAKE MORE SUCH SIMPLIFIED LECTURES . EXTREMELY HELPFUL!!! THANK YOU SIR.
thank you very much, sir!
Amazing as always!!! Thank you doc!
Much appreciated ❤
Thank you !
Superb as always, sir ur efforts are worth appreciable 🎉❤, stay blessed n healthy
thank you very much, many blessings to you as well!
Cant resist myself to thank you again & again for creating interest in neuroradiology by your extra ordinary teaching style, experience, knowledge n much more ! ❤❤❤
Happy gurupurnima ! (I m an indian n today is the day to respect "Gurus"- great teachers of our life journey :))
N i really mean it ! :)
@@SamSung-xc1yl thank you, this is real nice and I mean it too :)
Outstanding!!
tks you so much, can you cover the video about dural venous thrombosis, pls?!
exellent lecture, regards
Great videos!
Thank you so much! 😊
Thank you !
Thank you very much
Nice sir
Regards
Difficult topic with a lot of information in a short time
Please put in time stamps
I will, but enjoying the weekend right now, will do later, thanks for reminding me!
Thanks!
I waited from 2007 till 2018 to play GOW3(cause i didn't have money) trying to hide any spoilers about it.
Could you please do a video on transition anatomy in the spine?! Always confusing with spinal numbering etc. Thank you!!
that's also a difficult one. Technically you can only sure about your numbering if you start counting from the cervical spine down, but that's off course not possible if you're doing just a lumbar study. I might do some spine topics in the future and will be sure to keep this question in mind if I do so.
@@theneuroradiologist Thank you!!