Have my exam in less than a month, and I find these short videos super helpful to watch during food-breaks. It sums all the little details up and presents the most important aspects. Thank you for making this!
The video is exceptional, but correct me if i'm.wrong please. The accessory nerve has actually 2 roots, one from the medulla and the other from the spinal cord. It doesn't actually make a loop, but it ascends through the foramen magnum to leave the skull through the jugular foramen. But the video really is of great help, big like!
Hey, excellant video, well explained, excellant drawings. Just for the purpose of constructive crit, the words you write to label the diagram are hard to read in places. I found that with other videos of yours and other peoples med videos. They are excellant to listen and learn from I just thought I would point it out. thanks again.
Small point, but in regards to the olfactory nerve you labeled it incorrectly. You labeled the olfactory bulb, not the olfactory nerve. It's a common mistake, but important nonetheless. The actual olfactory nerve does not sit on the cribiform plate, and it's not a single nerve. It's a group of bipolar axons that penetrate the small foramina lying beneath the olfactory bulb.
Have my exam in less than a month, and I find these short videos super helpful to watch during food-breaks. It sums all the little details up and presents the most important aspects. Thank you for making this!
Are u a doc or an artist?
wait.
This guy is a legend
Haha man each time I look up a video on here for PA school, the most helpful ones that come up are yours. Keep up the awesome work.
The video is exceptional, but correct me if i'm.wrong please. The accessory nerve has actually 2 roots, one from the medulla and the other from the spinal cord. It doesn't actually make a loop, but it ascends through the foramen magnum to leave the skull through the jugular foramen. But the video really is of great help, big like!
It rises through the foramen magnum but there's still only one root starting from C6.
Thank you. The transcript is also great too - makes it easy to follow.
thanks :) Your videos are my Med school surviving kit :)
EXCELLENT REVIEW AND DRAWINGS. I WISH I HAD THIS WHEN I WAS IN DENTAL SCHOOL.
these videos are very good.. this channel is so underrated
Terimakasih banyak bang Armando🙏🏻 membantu banget mengulas kembali sistem kranial melalui pendekatan visual anatomi....
Thanks for the video. You are great and I'm glad you are sponsored
Very easy/simple tutorial. Your videos are really very helpful. Thank you ❤️
Great Job Armando, i would be expecting videos on Occlusion ( maxilla-mandibula relationship) from you.
please can you discuss about the facial nerve and trigeminal nerve
Thanx Doc, your video is great, concise and accurate as allways
How did you just do that? Indeed mind blown!!
Made suit way more easier than it looks in the book with all the labels and stuff. Fam he is LEGENDARY This guyyyy yo wtf. 🥺👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💀💀💀💖💖💖👀👀👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks doctor ❤
Thank you 🥰
amazing! you are my hero! saved me so much time!!!
Don't say thank u for watching;actually we have to say that thank u for teaching..Us...♥️♥️
Sooo clearly explained, thank you so much for all the brain wids!!!
This was soo amazing! thank you so much. You made it look so easy.
sir, please upload the Anatomy of facial nerve. this video is extraordinary sir
Thank you 🌹🌹
The facial nerves exists through the stylomastoid foramen
Your videos are so good! :')
Very clearly and excellently explained in a concise manner. Thank you for an excellent, easy-to-follow video.
this helped a lot! thank you for your effort :)
thank you for your help. ....
Great Video
so helpful! thank you
thnku vry vry much ur videos r helpful to learn easily nd quickly.
Thanks
god bless you HALA Armando!!
Thank you you make it always easy🥰
this is amazing thank u so mych
It's so good!!
After internal auditory meatus Facial nerve travels via Facial canal and stylomastoid forament to exit skull
I just listened to this and out of every other voice, yours stuck! thank you
Woah. Mind blown.
Cranial blown
AMAZING!!!!
Could you make a video about skull anatomy? Thx
Hey, excellant video, well explained, excellant drawings. Just for the purpose of constructive crit, the words you write to label the diagram are hard to read in places. I found that with other videos of yours and other peoples med videos. They are excellant to listen and learn from I just thought I would point it out. thanks again.
Nice thank you sir...
legend
You helped me man thank you ❤️😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Don't cry pls 😭😭😭😢😢😥
thanks
Small point, but in regards to the olfactory nerve you labeled it incorrectly. You labeled the olfactory bulb, not the olfactory nerve. It's a common mistake, but important nonetheless. The actual olfactory nerve does not sit on the cribiform plate, and it's not a single nerve. It's a group of bipolar axons that penetrate the small foramina lying beneath the olfactory bulb.
Thanks a lot ....
Thanz
ThankYou :-)
thnx ☺
Hai sir ...can u plz do video about aorta and its branches
Thanks so nice
you are prince
thanks:)
How can i download the last picture PDF?
Good
king!!
Some sources say that the facial nerve passes through the stylomastoid foramen, please explain
Brianna Janiszewski the facial nerve EXITS the temporal bone through the stylomastoid foramen after a lengthy road inside the bone
these are great! i wonder if its possible to get a copy of the drawings somehow....?
screenshot
This guy's the next Frank Netter
what about the foramen lacerum?
wow
Where is the link☹
I think the facial nerve leaves the skull by the foramen stilomastoide
Internal acoustic meatus which is a part of the petrous part of the temporal bone.
Cranial nerves
hi can you tradect your vidio of inglich pless
You can literally do graffiti lol
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