Spinal Cord - Meninges and Internal Structure - Anatomy Tutorial

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Anatomy tutorial on the meninges of the spinal cord and the basic internal structure. This tutorial uses a diagram of a transverse section of the spinal cord to illustrate the following anatomical structures:
- dura mater
- arachnoid mater
- pia mater
- subdural space
- subarachnoid space
- denticulate ligament
- dorsal root
- dorsal root ganglion
- ventral root
- sensory afferent fibres
- motor efferent fibres
- dorsal horn
- lateral horn
- ventral horn
- grey and white matter
- dorsal, lateral, ventral funiculus
- grey commissure
- white commissure
- central canal
- ascending and descending spinal tracts
- dorsal/posterior median sulcus
- ventral/anterior median fissure
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was hoping you would explain the cauda equine and conus medullaris as well

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that part was explained in their previous video explaining the EXTERNAL anatomy of the spinal cord

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stops playing at 4:44 ??

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Spinal Cord 2

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I still dont get what a dorsal root ganglion is? Did I miss something

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Where's the thecal space ?

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Would you mind presenting this once more at half the speed please? Thank you.

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there is setting button down the video.. you can change the speed and add subtitle as well

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Veda gives more attention to Central canal and Lenticulate ligments and to CSF. Modern science is far behind from VEDAS (including anatomy). Read KALIYGAPURANA( in malayalam) which explains VEDAS fully on the basis of modern science.

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Denticulate not lenticulate

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I think your voice was low to understand. You should increase your voice while explaining.

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