Difference between Extra medullary & Intra medullary spinal cord lesions

Difference between Extra-medullary & Intra-medullary spinal cord lesions
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[@drcsaravind]

sir, with due respect your videos are short and upto the point . they are very useful for pg students like us .. we thank u for the efforts taken ... keep helping the medical fraternity ...

[@shivdhanuki3952]

Sir ! In a short time you have executed it so nicely.
Thankyou so much sir

[@NeuroVishal_]

Intra-medullary lesions first involve the cervical fibres in the Corticospinal and spinothalamic tract and then involve other fibres in a descending fashion. That's why there is descending sensory motor symptoms in Intra-medullary lesions

[@angelaw8235]

Easy to understand and concise. Thank you!

[@AnkitPatel-bk5nv]

Very good explanation

[@drsonu3917]

Sir u didn't mention about symmetry..in extra medullary it's asymmetrical & in intramedullary symmetrical..Is it right sir ?

[@akarshswrld]

I also came here to rectify this doubt. As we can see intramedullary expands all around so resulting in bilateral lesions and extramedullary are localized resulting in unilateral lesions

[@kanthineejayamanickam7680]

Short & crisp explanation sir!! Thank you

[@DrShariq.A]

Outstanding explanation !

[@kodampakam8462]

sir can you please explain why intramedullary lesions cause descending sensory/motor less?

[@ratnabalagopalan1062]

What is schwannoma

[@raymundmacairan1209]

Thumbs up👍☝👌

[@gollavenkatesh8463]

Outstanding explanation in less time sir.please make video on brown sequrd syndrome

[@34jitender]

Sir why there is UMN invovment in extramedullry lesion

[@NeuroVishal_]

Jitender Koli Hii, as the extra-medullary lesions starts growing it compresses the corticospinal tract and leads to UMN involvement.

[@34jitender]

Neuropptx Video guide of Neurology sir an intramedullary can also produce UMN lesion?

[@dipanjanbanerjee3874]

yeap but late i think

[@Shellyd596]

Sir, my last MRI report in 2018 showed intramedullary spinal cord lesion C2-C4, a small lesion on the pons and cerebellar atrophy and no one has discussed this with me and what it means? This came on after my cervical corpectomy on levels C5-C7 in 2016. Do I need to see another spine surgeon, neurosurgeon or neurologist?