Relations at the superior mediastinum, simplified sketches

[@EnochBrown-s5j]

Absolutely brilliant! This is the best video on the internet on the superior mediastinum. The relationships are carefully and meticulously explored and discussed. Wonderful!!! Thank you very much, sir!!!

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you so much for your kind words and enthusiastic feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you found this video so informative and helpful. My goal is to make complex anatomy concepts accessible, and it's wonderful to know that I’m achieving that. If you have any more topics you're curious about or any questions, please feel free to share them. Your support motivates me to keep creating content that makes a difference. Thanks again for watching.

[@thomaslau9631]

Excellent 3D drawing. This is truely an anatomy lession layer by layer.

[@SAJ-vk6ud]

Doctor, i was very happy when i saw your name in this video and remember those anatomy sessions of 17 years ago at the medical college as i was one of your students. Thank you for the conventional and the digital teaching session.
Regards

[@فيصلعبداللهعبدالمعبود]

This video was just what i needed to link all the information together, thank you for this highly valuable content doctor!
greetings from iraq 😁

[@akram.jaffar]

Glad it was helpful. You are welcome!

[@alessan9]

I m an italian student of medicine and you have really helped me!!! Thanks

[@anitabanerjee6893]

Mindblowing !!Excellent.

[@akram.jaffar]

Good luck

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كل التقدير والحب والامتنان

[@mariuma2506]

I want to like your video a thousand times. Thank you soooooo much!!!!!

[@rtavangari]

Excellent video, thank you very much!

[@akram.jaffar]

You are welcome

[@joe.jak.]

Excellent presentation.

[@akram.jaffar]

Thanks for watching

[@sejal6329]

Fully satisfied! Thanks a lot sir

[@hoshmandhamadamin3483]

Thank you it is very Helpful, nice sketches nice presenting

[@akram.jaffar]

+Hoshmand Hamadamin thanks for the comment.

[@WINNERSCORPION]

Great stuff, very informative

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you!

[@salam7905]

really thank you alot doctor ..that is how anatomy should be explained ^_^

[@akram.jaffar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@awuraakuaayisi-boateng4801]

Fabulous.Thank you😊

[@mutazmohsin9966]

Staying true to Dr. Akram even after leaving UOS college of medicine. Truly an amazing and gifted doctor. May allah bless you in your future endeavors

[@akram.jaffar]

So nice of you Mutaz.

[@vaibhavsharma4529]

Many Thanks !! very informative..

[@akram.jaffar]

+Human Anatomy Education you're welcome

[@asayel12]

Thank you doctor

[@akram.jaffar]

Best wishes

[@Russian_with_Russians]

Thanks a lot from Russian student!)

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you!
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[@entourage222]

Fantastic!
thank you!

[@akram.jaffar]

You are welcome

[@amandavaldes4867]

Thank you for this video! I do have a question and maybe I'm just confused, but I'm still not sure why is the transverse section is labeled right and left as in this video? Is it just referring to the image? Thank you!

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you for your interest in the channel. The section is oriented to conform with the appearance of structures in a CT or MRI sections. It is better to be oriented to these sections so that the structures can be easily identified on them in clinical practice. Please watch the first few minutes of this video for further explanation ua-cam.com/video/9ftD8nLLOw8/v-deo.html

[@sajjadmahmudrozin2828]

just awesome

[@akram.jaffar]

+rokon uddin thanks!

[@ItendshereXiii]

awesome :))
many thanks

[@akram.jaffar]

You are welcome

[@biyi111]

nice video, but doesnt the thoracic duct cross to the left at T4?

[@akram.jaffar]

+biyi111 yes the thoracic duct is on the left side. However, the cross-section was sketched in order to match MRI sections. In such sections, they appear as if we are looking at the body from Below this was mentioned in the video @1:45 minutes. Thank you for your interest in the channel.

[@anon511]

for the horizontal view, is that looking at from the inferior or superior POV?
bc if it's superiorly, shouldn't the right and left be switched?

[@akram.jaffar]

Good question! the horizontal sections are arranged as if looking at the body from below to give the same orientation of CT and MRI axial sections.

[@suadudwan9275]

That's really helpful thank u so much!

[@akram.jaffar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vbt1992]

AWESOME !!! Explanation but do the Phrenic nerve Continous just downward toward the diaphragm and thats it or do they form some kind of plexus along the way ? Thank You!!!

[@akram.jaffar]

The plexuses like the cardiac, pulmonary, and esophageal are formed by sympathetic fibers from the sympathetic trunks and parasympathetic fibers from the vagus nerves; the phrenic nerve being somatic does not participate in these plexuses.

[@suzettkhairabes4258]

Good work prof

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you

[@jasontehkaihean8252]

Awesome, thumb up!!!

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you

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thank you sir

[@akram.jaffar]

+Sarvagjna ketha you're welcome

[@prashansakaushal42]

This is so amazingg!!!

[@akram.jaffar]

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thank you!!

[@akram.jaffar]

You're welcome!

[@brrrr4]

Brilliant

[@ملكنصار-ح1س]

Thank you

[@akram.jaffar]

Good luck

[@dailyshots24]

Огpомное спасибо!!! @вр Акрам джафар!!!

[@akram.jaffar]

+Hamza Hussein I couldn't understand what you wrote

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