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Easy Anatomy Channel presents short lectures by Dr. Mohamed Al-Shabrawey MD, Ph.D
cerebellum
This video provides an overview to the general features of cerebellum, its function, connection and effect of its injury.
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Blood and nerve supply of abdominal wall
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This video describes the arterial supply, venous drainage and nerve supply of abdominal wall
Muscles of posterior abdominal wall
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This video briefly describes the attachement and actions of posterior abdominal muscles including the diaphragm.
Inguinal canal and hernia MP4
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This video describes the boundaries of inguinal canal and the anatomy of inguinal hernia
Abdominal wall Anterolateral Muscle MP4
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Anatomy of anterolateral wall muscles and rectus sheath
Introduction to Peritoneum
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Anatomy of peritoneum is a challenging topic yet it is important to understand the organization of the abdominal organs and peritoneal cavity. - Parietal peritoneum lines the abdominal walls and diaphragm. It is supplied by same nerves and blood vessels of the abdominal walls and diaphragm (intercostal and phrenic nerveves and vesssles. - Visceral peritoneum, represents the serosa layer of the ...
Anatomy of Sympathetic Cervical Ganglia
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- Superior Cervical Ganglion (SCG): is the largest of the cervical ganglia and embedded within soft tissue anterior to the transverse processes of the C2-C3 vertebrae. - Middle Cervical Ganglion(MCG): is the smallest of the cervical ganglia and is often absent and is located anterior to the transverse process of the C6 vertebra, usually beneath the inferior thyroid artery - Stellate Ganglion: l...
vestibulocochlear pathway
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Pathway of hearing - Sound waves travel through the external auditory canal, causing vibration in the tympanic membrane, then the bony ossicles in middle ear untill they stimulate the receptors in inner ear. - Sensation carried by cochlear nerve (CN VIII) to cochlear nuclei located at the junction between medulla and pons. - cochlear nuclei project to superior olivary nucleus in both sides and ...
Olfaction Pathway
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Olfactory Pathway - Olfaction statrts as chemical reaction between the odorant and olfactory receptors in the olfactory mucosa at the roof of nasal cavity. - This chemical reaction turns to action potential in olfactory nerve. - Olfactory nerve passes through the cribriform of ethmoid and joins the cells in olfactory bulb. - Second neuron starts from the cells of olfactory bulb and travel throu...
taste pathway
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Taste pathway Taste sensation carried by 3 cranial nerves - From anterior 2/3 of tongue by chorda tympani branch of facial nerve - posterior 1/3 of tongue by glossopharyngeal nerve -Most posterior part and epiglottis by internal laryngeal branch of vagus - The first order neuron which represnted by these 3 cranial nerves end into upper part of nucleus solitarius in Medulla - Second order neuron...
Trigeminal pahway 1
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This video describes the pathway of general sensation from face. - 3 divisions of trigeminal nerve (ophthalmic/V1, Maxillary/V2 and mandibular/v3) carry general sensation from face and pass through trigeminal ganglion. the first order neuron stop in trigeminal nerve sensory nuclei that extend through the length of brain stem: - Pain and temperature stop in spinal trigeminal nucleus/Medulla - to...
Touch proprioception
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This video presents the pathway of touch and proprioception. - 1st order neuron ascends in the same side of spinal cord (Dorsal column) and medullar as gracil and cuneat tracts until it ends in gracil and cuneate nuclei. Gracil tract is medial and carrying sensation from lower half of the body while cuneate tract is lateral and carries sensation from upper half of the body. - 2nd order neuron, ...
Pain and temperature spinothalamic tract
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This video presents the pathway of pain and temperature through 3 order neurons: 1. first order neuron extends from receptors until the dorsal horn cells 2 segments above the entery point e.g if the stimulation occurs to thoracic nerve 10, the nerve fibers ascend to thoracic 8 and second order neuron starts from thoracic 8. 2. Second order neuron crosses in spinal cord and ascends in lateral co...
spinal cord lesion case3
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This video discusses a case related to a neurological disease that characterized by asymmetric neurological manifestation and demyelination of nerve fibers.
spinal cord lesion case2
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This video discusses the differential diagnosis of posterior column and lateral column injury especially when this lesion affects both sides. Among these lesions are: 1. Subacute combined degeneration due to Vit B12 deficiency -Bilateral loss of deep sensation (touch and proprioception) - Bilateral upper motor neuron paralysis 2. Fredreich's ataxia Bilateral loss of deep sensation (touch and pr...
Cerebellum-part2 Function, connection and dysfunction
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Cerebellum-part2 Function, connection and dysfunction
introduction to descending tracts Motor system
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introduction to descending tracts Motor system
Coeliac Trunk and blood supply of foregut
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Coeliac Trunk and blood supply of foregut
Introduction to blood supply of digestive system
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Introduction to blood supply of digestive system
Venous Drainage of brain and circulation of CSF
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Venous Drainage of brain and circulation of CSF
Excellent
12 years of my medical education and I still come back to your videos!
it is the best video to teach the UL arteries
You are a star.... 🥰❤
Thanks so much, zoom in next time
This is great, thank you❤
OHHMYGOD YOU'RE BACK!! your videos helped me so much in during premed/ 1st year!! I still come back to them because it's like asmr ahah
I am glad to hear that. Best luck with your medical career!
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Reference??
Excellent and complete 💯❤
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Jazakallah khair
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شكرا جزيلا والف مبروك. ربنا يوفقك
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Plz upload more video on neuroanatomy
Welcome back.... Why so long break sir. ?
Thank you Sahar! I found this one was not posted for public. It was prepared few years ago. Unfortunately I am extremely busy with my ongoing research and I wish if I could post more videos. However ‘ll be more than happy to answer any questions related to posted videos in the past. If I have a chance in future I will prepare more videos.
@@EasyAnatomysir please please pull some time out of your schedule to help us please ur videos are a chef’s kiss! Want more videos on neuroanatomy Please please
Does a healthy person has fascial spaces?
Yes, they are present in everyone. They are potential spaces that provide routes for spread of infection from a region to a distant one.
I enjoyed the notes. My exams will certainly be good. Thank you 😩😩😩😍😍😍
Best luck!
6:40 so the postganglionic branches of ggl. cervicale superius are gonna CREATE internal carotid nerve that’s gonna make the plexus?
Yes
thank you for making my life easier
أشكرك دكتور 🤍
👏👏
واضح جدا جزاك الله خير
Amazing work! Kindly include the CN I for smell in the SSA. I think you just forgot. Thanks
The cricopharyngeus is also supplied by the recurrent laryngeal nerve.
Good catch! Thank you for the correction! I will make sure to correct it.
And thyropharyngeus by external laryngeal nerve 😊
Excellent presentation. Thank you for sharing this.
ربنا يجازي حضرتك كل خير ي دكتور شريف شرح فوق الممتاز
😭 Thnq , literally the best teacher ever
Awesome video , thanks a loot😊
wonderful explanation 🥺❤️ thank you ❤️❤️❤️🙏
Thank you
U organise the word to me
Jazakallah o khair Sir
Thank you sir
Amazing way to teache 💚👏
This is wonderful. Thank you.
And the aortic nerve?
The aortic nerve, is another branch of vagus supplies autonomic afferent nerve fibers to the peripheral baroreceptors and chemoreceptors found in the aortic arch.
So simple and understanding, thank you so much Especially for the diagrams 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you so much sir🙏
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