As a neurology resident, I'm so glad that you are also a neurology provider. That's why the neurology section of your channel is the most amazing part. I'm sure many of those who had neurophobia, will have neurolphilia after watching these
Question?? Do our bodies become tolerant to our own opioids? Does a runner or cyclist need to run farther or a cyclist ride longer to get the “runners high”?
My teachers in medical school recommended your channel during our neurology block. You should be super proud of all your accomplishments. Thank you for the amazing videos as always.
This guy got a silver plaque making advanced physiology videos. You are amazing man, there's a huge market need for this content. Keep going and you'll hit 1M subs soon. All of my dental school is watching you :)
You are the perfect teacher one could ever ask for. Your channel is so underrated idky because you do an outstanding job at what you do! I wish you huge success. Its clear how much you enjoy doing it. Thankyouu so much 😃
I'm just a lady who is being tested for MS and wants to understand the CNS. Since information is how I calm my energy, your videos are so helpful for me! It's so hard to know where to start learning. You're a fantastic teacher.
You have an amazing talent and I’m so glad you are willing to share it. Never had a teacher I was so enthralled to listen to and learn from until I saw your videos.
Thanks so much! I’m in grad school for occupational therapy and starting motor control next semester. My prof emphasized we better review our neuroanatomy, these videos are saving me!!!!
Thank you soo soo much Zachary Murphy. I fell in love with Physiology the day I started watching your videos. Understanding Ganong and Guyton is so much easier after watching your videos. I suggested all my friends to watch your videos.. You are simply awesome. You make all the concept so clear and easy. God bless you. Can you please make a video on reflexes? The pathways and all the different types? I'm having a hard time understanding this concept Thank you ♥️
OMYWORD. You explained it very well. I had to do research about head rotation with respect to the vestibular system and corticospinal system, but I do not have a great background about neuroscience. Thankfully, I found your video! Thank you thank you. Will subscribe and learn a lot from this channel!
First of all, you are my hero... 2nd.. What is the reason behind all that neural crossing, decusating, and nature going all the way in superhardcore mode? (to prevent external copies? *scifi music turns on*)
I think there is a mistake. The medial vestibular nucleus gives fiber that go to the ipsilateral and CONTRALATERAL medial vestibulospinal tract. Isn't that right ? Still a very nice video.
After understanding your wonderful explanation, I have been reading through first aid and found that in Decorticate UMNL there is overactivation of both the rubrospinal and vestibulospinal tract!? why vestibulospinal is over-acting ?
i was told i had 6th cranial nerve paralysis along with pyramidal tract and cerebellar tract dysfuntion i also have several types of nystagmus- latent, horizontal, pendular
If both medial n lateral vestibular tracts are going in the lateral white column then why is it named as lateral n medial? Plz let me know the difference between the two
As a neurology resident, I'm so glad that you are also a neurology provider. That's why the neurology section of your channel is the most amazing part. I'm sure many of those who had neurophobia, will have neurolphilia after watching these
Question?? Do our bodies become tolerant to our own opioids? Does a runner or cyclist need to run farther or a cyclist ride longer to get the “runners high”?
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My teachers in medical school recommended your channel during our neurology block. You should be super proud of all your accomplishments. Thank you for the amazing videos as always.
This guy got a silver plaque making advanced physiology videos. You are amazing man, there's a huge market need for this content. Keep going and you'll hit 1M subs soon. All of my dental school is watching you :)
You are the perfect teacher one could ever ask for. Your channel is so underrated idky because you do an outstanding job at what you do! I wish you huge success. Its clear how much you enjoy doing it. Thankyouu so much 😃
this is literally the only channel that explains the smaller descending tracts in detail, it’s usually glossed over, thank you!
I'm just a lady who is being tested for MS and wants to understand the CNS. Since information is how I calm my energy, your videos are so helpful for me! It's so hard to know where to start learning. You're a fantastic teacher.
You have an amazing talent and I’m so glad you are willing to share it. Never had a teacher I was so enthralled to listen to and learn from until I saw your videos.
That was amazing. Neurosciences is much more simple with your videos. Thank you so much and keep doing it
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I read about Vestibulospinal Tract somewhere and came saw this and it explained all my postural pain. thank you
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Dude, you are amazing, thank you so much for this video. I daresay you are better than most Neurologists at explaining this
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Great job man i love that you repeat certain phrases and words you clearly understand what the learner is going through.
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Thanks so much! I’m in grad school for occupational therapy and starting motor control next semester. My prof emphasized we better review our neuroanatomy, these videos are saving me!!!!
It's so easy to understand,thank you
Thank you soo soo much Zachary Murphy. I fell in love with Physiology the day I started watching your videos. Understanding Ganong and Guyton is so much easier after watching your videos. I suggested all my friends to watch your videos.. You are simply awesome. You make all the concept so clear and easy. God bless you.
Can you please make a video on reflexes? The pathways and all the different types? I'm having a hard time understanding this concept
Thank you ♥️
saving me during PTA school thank you!!! :)
thank you for teaching me more than my actual instructors
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OMYWORD. You explained it very well. I had to do research about head rotation with respect to the vestibular system and corticospinal system, but I do not have a great background about neuroscience. Thankfully, I found your video! Thank you thank you. Will subscribe and learn a lot from this channel!
Long Live Ninja Nerd Lectures!
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First of all, you are my hero...
2nd.. What is the reason behind all that neural crossing, decusating, and nature going all the way in superhardcore mode? (to prevent external copies? *scifi music turns on*)
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I thought the vestibulospinal tract entered the spinal cord above the the ventral horn not lateral to the lateral horn?
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Does the medial vestibulospinal tract cross in the upper medulla an descend bilaterally?
I think there is a mistake. The medial vestibular nucleus gives fiber that go to the ipsilateral and CONTRALATERAL medial vestibulospinal tract. Isn't that right ?
Still a very nice video.
amazing !!!!!
Thank you amazing videos, you teacher in a way a could understand. Do you have any video for Motor functions and dis functions of the CNS, please????
Thank you
After understanding your wonderful explanation, I have been reading through first aid and found that in Decorticate UMNL there is overactivation of both the rubrospinal and vestibulospinal tract!? why vestibulospinal is over-acting ?
amazing
i was told i had 6th cranial nerve paralysis along with pyramidal tract and cerebellar tract dysfuntion i also have several types of nystagmus- latent, horizontal, pendular
Sweet Deal!
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thanks a lot it is really helpful !! you have an excellent way in explanation ...can you make a video for the tectospinal tract please :)
I think that the breaks is the globus pallidus ( BG ) Not the Red N .. tell me If you have another info or opinion. 😊🌸
If both medial n lateral vestibular tracts are going in the lateral white column then why is it named as lateral n medial? Plz let me know the difference between the two
The position of the nuclei themselves are lateral and medial
Hi, just to clarify: is the fastigial nucleus sending input to the vestibular nuclear complex via the superior cerebellar peduncle?
Does this tract also control our balance and postures when we are in stationary state like sitting ?
There is one doubt. Does vestibulospinal tract also supplies to upper limb extensors?
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I m getting confuse because how vestibular nuclei can contract the extensor muscles without cerebrum . Is it possible plz let me clear
Is basal ganglia and motor cortex also involved in extra pyramidal system?
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Nice video from which text book are you explaining this?
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I have silly doubt 🤔 do these fibres move through all levels of spinal cord.. Cervical, lumbar, sacral etc.. What is the concept behind this!!?
useful !
Can we say that these extra pyramidal tracts are reflexes?