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I have my mid-term exam tomorrow. I was not able to understand the triangles of the neck but this helped me so much. THANKS A TON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WILL DEFINITELY RECCOMENED YOUR CHANNEL TO MY STUDENTS WHEN I BECOME A TEACHER..😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰
Maybe both are incorrect, since names must follow a strict convention of root words, prefixes and affixes based on the greek and latin languages. Maybe, look it up yourself to be sure.
Serratus anterior is a muscle on the side of thorax. Originates on the first 8 ribs at the side of the chest and inserts in the anterior lenght of the medial border of scapula. It is not a muscle of the neck.
Good to see a person writing with both the hand.it has just reminded me of my friend dr J RAJU He used to write half of the exam with right hand and rest of the exam with left
Amazing, you write so well with both hands.
What makes me comfortable by learning from you is that you are thriving at the very subject you are teaching. Gratz on that ambidextrous display! Keep on rocking, WE ARE THE REAL MACHINES!!!
I can't thank enough for this step by step diagram.....Thanks a ton sir!!😇🙏
You're welcome!
the best video on the internet, thank you so much for this
I like how this illustration is so straight to the point. Thanks a lot
U deserve all praise..
Thank u so much..
Thank you so much!
I have my mid-term exam tomorrow. I was not able to understand the triangles of the neck but this helped me so much. THANKS A TON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WILL DEFINITELY RECCOMENED YOUR CHANNEL TO MY STUDENTS WHEN I BECOME A TEACHER..😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰
I Love this sketchy anatomy. Its easy to be memorized.Thanks alot Sir
such a great illustration
Your videos are awesome! Thanks
Really really excellent sir...
The word excellent also a small description about this explanation....❤
many thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!
Thank you so much sir for making this diagram easy
Excellent illustration ❤️❤️
Thanks alot ❤️
your videos are the best!! It's really helpful!! Thanks!!
amazing video, very useful, thanks
Great presentation! Very nice
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GREAT thanks doctor.
Thnx, keep up the good work sir
thank you and God bless!
very beautiful,simple and clean diagram...kudos👌👌👌👌
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Very well explained
woww ! thank you so much sir....
please make video on sternocleidomastoid muscle. ❤️
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Very well explained..thank you
Love it. Great and thanks!
That's brilliant. Thanks 😊 sir
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superb! diagrams especially
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love the video thanky you very much ,
have u done one on anterior triangle sir?
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Amazing
Hey ! I think you missed suprascapular artery...
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amazing sir ap ny mery exam ki tyri super kr dya
sir give me trick forr head and neck anatomy exam kindly
All things perfect but 1 thing to correct:
There's no nerve named greater auricular nerve.......it is great auricular nerve
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Maybe both are incorrect, since names must follow a strict convention of root words, prefixes and affixes based on the greek and latin languages. Maybe, look it up yourself to be sure.
It is the internal jugular with phrenic not external
Neuroanatomt plzz
Isn't this the lateral region of the neck?
Yes, it is also called, the lateral region of the neck (lateral cervical region).
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its serratus anterior not scalenus anterior maybe
Serratus anterior is a muscle on the side of thorax. Originates on the first 8 ribs at the side of the chest and inserts in the anterior lenght of the medial border of scapula. It is not a muscle of the neck.
Good to see a person writing with both the hand.it has just reminded me of my friend dr J RAJU
He used to write half of the exam with right hand and rest of the exam with left
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@@AnatomyKnowledgevishram singh book says it is serratus anterior muscle
very well explained
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