Neuro-opthalmology - CRASH! Medical Review Series

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[@fatimasuleman1980]

It was difficult but you explained it very clearly. Thank you!

[@VincentFung86]

Med school would be SO hard without you, Thanks!

[@Shaileshkumar-hp9mf]

Best explanation for MLF and PPRF !!! Thanks sir

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

Thank you, awesome lecture!

[@stvn1405]

Thank you very much!

[@danielharris9374]

Cranial Nerve II is the optic nerve. Not CN I.

[@pwbmd]

Yep. Typo. Used to starting lists with Roman numeral "I" I guess. :p

[@sheikabdulbasitabdulsamad2502]

@@pwbmd Sir, help us with new video with sound for the second lecture i.e., Stroke Syndromes. Thanks

[@Sam_1964]

Outstanding presentation

[@mirceacrisan4108]

Thank you !

[@xXxTamara01xXx]

thank you endlessly. #lifesaver

[@SeemsFutileNow]

This is close to my condition
Shingles hit me inside the eye and it ravaged me. I have healed alot but I have a long way to go. Please reply or do a video on Shingles Neuropathy/Neuralgia. I felt free to request being a Bolin myself.
Want to understand how nerves make fluid and if nerves can heal

[@deletele3602]

Thank you so much for your awesome videos!!!

[@seanm7445]

How would you distinguish between MLF palsy and CNIII medial rectus palsy?

[@Horrorly]

why did you need to reupload this? :P still great video though

[@scdavis180]

At 5:21 shouldn't Optic nerve be II rather than I ?

[@samfreemanwatford]

I think superior oblique turns eye medially, not laterally.

[@pwbmd]

It rotates the eye medially (intorsion), but it turns the eye laterally (abduction). By "rotating", I am referring to the eye moving along the frontal axis (intorsion, extorsion), and by "turning", I am referring to the eye moving along the longitudinal axis (abduction, adduction) or transverse axis (elevation, depression).
Here's a summary: www.tedmontgomery.com/the_eye/eom.html

[@jyothivalluru6938]

Recti are adductors obliques are abductors code SIN RAD

[@nottellingu0]

How does the pretectal nuclei fit into all of this?

[@drshariqazmi2257]

Macular sparing is due to collateral between PCA & MCA or L & R PCA ??

[@sondosalmadhlouh7872]

GREEN Revolution new Blue R & L PCA spply P & L macular visual feild

[@scokim]

www.drawittoknowit.com/course/neuroanatomy/glossary/physical-exam/macular-sparing is due to MCA (watershed)

[@fatimasuleman1980]

PCA and MCA

[@woloabel]

Neurology: Neuro-Ophthalmology....Right on, Ad Majoram Dei Gloriam (AMDG).✡

[@MindDoctor_Studio]

I love u

[@khalidsammak4902]

glory to God Allah who created us, we try to understand a little part of his creatio , but even still confused

[@ifiwereazombie8261]

LOL who?