Mid-Brain Syndromes | Weber Syndrome | Benedikt Syndrome | Parinaud's Syndrome

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[@xoxoplz09]

The simplest explanation I've seen! Wonderful!

[@srilakshmikalidindi2461]

Never have I understood this topic without this video!

[@DrSuryaPrakasaRao]

very nice explanation.

[@Lickyapool]

Incredibly helpful!!! Thank you so much!

[@segunpeters6201]

Excellent video. I love how you started with the anatomy which made it easy to understand the syndromes.

[@karthikharisankar9111]

Great video

[@fhb1997]

Amazing video, honestly soso well done thank you!

[@samirsahu1619]

Excellent presentation

[@kieranmp4143]

Thanks so much! A very good explanation

[@relentless873]

Amazing teachings, thx

[@VenkateshPrabhu-the-hubot]

very well explained..

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It's really great work.

[@aspiringto_bbi4672]

This is good. Thank you sir👏🏽

[@ashathiru6712]

Excellent explanation

[@innovative5817]

Sir please make a video on disorders of horizontal gaze including lesions at various sites like internuclear ophthalmoplegia 🙏

[@DrMamoonAli]

❤perfect one

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Excellent ❤

[@mrnerd73]

Great work sir... a difficult topic explained in a simple way..❤️

[@CrazyMedicine]

Keep watching

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Excellent

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Awesome

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Nice explanation 🤩🤩

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Nice doc

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Best one

[@angelwitchpuff5180]

Hello! Great video! And very easily explained. It's a tough topic made simple. And thanks for the summarised table. Took the ss!😊

[@CrazyMedicine]

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[@ruchitashinde7756]

Thank you sir!🙌🙏

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Tooo goood

[@maryum7192]

very well explained..!crystal clear concept😊

[@CrazyMedicine]

Glad it was helpful! Keep sharing.

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Tysm ❤️

[@swaroopakatkar3987]

Thank you

[@ravzyt9573]

Sir, are the frontopontine fibers involved in benedikt or not?
Thank you, crisp explanation

[@varun4975]

Awesome video short and sweet

[@CrazyMedicine]

Thanks! 👍
Keep sharing,=.

[@mijenmin2032]

Thnku❤❤dear

[@shreeharimj5882]

Can you please explain how superior cerebellar peduncle is involved in nothnagel syndrome.?

[@sarahbutt8427]

Amazing

[@CrazyMedicine]

Thanks. Keep Sharing.

[@basimashah7561]

great, have you done any video on lateral pontine synd?

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Best estttttt🥳

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Good content

[@CrazyMedicine]

Thanks. Keep sharing.

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Thank you 🙏

[@CrazyMedicine]

You’re welcome 😊
Keep sharing.

[@adi2das]

Explained very well in Less time and more clearly.

[@dr.gauravarora6052]

God bless u sir.

[@CrazyMedicine]

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God bless everyone 🙏🙏😇

[@shubhambhatnagar8360]

in weber syndrome , there is no mention of involvement of corticobulbar tract or c/l facial weakness ( refrence: haarisons principle of internal medicine 20th edition) . Can u please explain sir/mam ?

[@CrazyMedicine]

Yes, it may not be given in Harrison, but corticobulbar tract is definitely involved. Kindly refer Adams Neurology for more detailed explanation.

[@shubhambhatnagar8360]

@@CrazyMedicine ok thank you so much

[@ddas7974]

Hello in dorsal mb syndrome will the 4th cn palsy be UMN?Thats why eyes will come down instead of going up?

[@mragshikhede4367]

Sir one doubt please, u said in brown sequard syndrome cortico spinal tract will show signs ipsilaterally only. Then why here u said in mid brain disorders cortico spinal tract will cause C/L hemiplegia. Why not ipsilateral here also

[@CrazyMedicine]

Yes. Because in brown sequard syndrome, fibres are already crossed in medulla.
If lesion is there in medulla, mostly uncrossed fibres are affected because pyramidal decussation occurs at lower medulla.

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[@ankita_sencha_sencha674]

What is 3rd nerve palsy ???

[@Med-Cin]

1:07 Cranial nerve nuclei are present in tegmentum not tectum

[@rumeshikagalahitiyawa1443]

Cerebellar signs should be ipsilateral

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