Neuroanatomy on MRI | Part 1| Cerebrum, Basal Ganglia, Thalamus, Internal Capsule & Lesions

Hello again doctors! This is part 1 of high yield neuroanatomy by MRI and 3D model. I go over the axial slices that are above the brainstem and go over the common lesions at each level. The websites used are below. I wish you the very best of luck studying!
MRI interface: www.headneckbrainspine.com
3D model: www.zygotebody.com
Recommended - Essential Anatomy App
Outro song- "Hold Yuh" by Gyptian

[@whitenoises5264]

Thank you. The most clear and organized mri neuroanatomy I have came across.

[@sarahzg7550]

I almost lost hope to understand neuroanatomy.. but look at you, you made me understand this ambiguous stuff that I never thought I’ll understand!!
Your personality is amazing as well .. thank you so much!!

[@RajKumar-z3w]

Great video, beautiful coverage of an extensive amount of information in a short time.
Thanks for the presentation.

[@sergejohn6977]

Excellent video. As a medical student coming to terms with neuroanatomy I will be recommending this widely. Thanks!

Love your voice ❤ thank you for the roundup

[@spiridonzohios4750]

This is a very helpful and easy to comprehend video! If only the volume was a little louder so we'd hear more clearly though :/

[@slaystep1751]

Hello loves. I forgot to mention for the Degenerative diseases like Wilson's and Huntington's (as well as the rest) if you're given a gross image or CT/MRI, you can tell the damage is due to something chronic and degenerative/demyelinating because the effects will be BILATERAL, versus a stroke which would result in a unilateral lesion. Part 2 HERE: ua-cam.com/video/NtktyYMP2nQ/v-deo.html

[@ysballer]

youre excellent, this is the way it should be taught!

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Please cover infections and ring enhancers

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[@Apratim98]

where is right and left can you pls mention as i am getting confused whether we diving superior to inferior or coming down frm sup. to inf...

[@swathikannan99]

In CT scan, as shown here for strike/ infarction. We are looking at the cross section from the foot end of the patient. So our left is the image's right.

[@mikhailsoliman1376]

thank YOU.

[@slaystep1751]

Best of luck studying!

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[@JumpRopeQueen]

Wish you didn¨t speak so FAST!!!!!!

[@neuroxplorein]

Just to add some constructive critisism: the words seem a bit slurred together (that's why I could only hear at 1x the speed)

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She is speaking like a airplane announcer