Neurology | Brain Meninges | Epidural, Subdural, Subarachnoid, & Intracerebral Hematomas

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In this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will be discussing the various types of hematomas that can occur in the brain. We describe in detail epidural, subdural, subarachnoid, and intracerebral hematomas. We talk about the location, mechanism, symptoms, diagnosis, and management of these hemorrhages. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!

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[razzanhh]

I’m in 11th class in Germany and I have to write seminar paper (of 15 pages) in Neurophysiology so I decided to write about Brain haemorrhage, I started researching and collecting information and so on... today I found this video! I thought OMG 😆 I can just translate what you’re saying into German and get my A* ( am not going to do that of course) THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH you are an AMAZING lifesaver 🥺😁😁

[teshn]

11:20 Epidural Hematoma
20:43 Subdural Hematoma
29:09 Subarachnoid Hematoma
39:00 Intracerebral Hematoma

[ZakRios]

I’m so grateful to be alive. I was assaulted and had a subdural hematoma and a subarachnoid hematoma, with an occluded RVA. Was in the hospital 3 days. Thank you for the knowledge

[tinasaini]

it def made sense! thank you! great review in the beginning. I watched so many other videos over this same topic and nobody is as thorough as you. I appreciate the consistency and how you always go thru background, clinical manifestations, pathophys, and treatment/prognosis on every topic!

[lilihuettlinger]

I just started on a Neuro Critical Care Unit and this is SAVING my life god bless

[mymusic]

The happy little wiggle at the end! So cute.
Cannot thank you and your crew enough. Big massive Thank you!

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[gulghani]

Technology has made it easier for students to learn with devices new, but nothing can come close to the experience of being taught by an inspirational teacher like you. Thank you.

[tshankar]

Your videos are amazing and I love the way you have been doing, you are really helping people out across the globe.

[Choogaleh]

Thank you so much! Your video helped me a lot in my self-study of neurological disorders in preparation for my upcoming advanced pathophysiology class for the Family Nurse Practitioner program!

[marlak]

Real Science, how refreshing. Excellent presentation simplifies the complex a gifted teacher using his talents to help us all. Thank you Ninja!

[mengwu]

super enjoyable to watch u teach, esp when i have on 2x speed. thanks

[lindaaldridge]

I fell recently and suffered a subdural hematoma. I had to spend the night in the hospital because of the bleeding they were seeing in my CT scan, but fortunately the next morning my CT scan was ok and I went home. They kept telling me when I was in the hospital if it got any worse they would have to do a procedure to me, but no one would tell me exactly what that would be. Watching this video, I finally found out. Thank you! Hopefully, I will not do this again but at least I will be able to prepare myself mentally for whatever they have to do. I worried all night in the hospital about what they would have to do, lol. If they had just told me, I could have slept.

[moulinyan]

i'm sitting here nervous af thinking i have one of these and this guy is so cheery about them lol :(

[naomi]

you are such a good teacher! One can really hear not only how knowledgeable you are, but also how much you enjoy the subject and talking about it! Thank you!

I am really having a hard time following my anatomy classes and I realize it has a lot to do with how they are presented.. I wish you were my professor! :)

[jezdewolff]

My 74 yr old dad just got out of emergency surgery for what I now understand is a subdural hematoma and now I understand (a little man, you're brilliant) what is going on and how it might have happened. Thank you!

[ghazaltaseer]

Sir You Don't need to Beg, U Deserve Appreciation ♥️ Love From Kyrgyzstan

[rebekahhatfield]

Love how you break this down, it makes the pathophysiology so much easier to understand!!!

[nelidahernandez]

THANK YOU!! You don't understand how helpful your videos are!!!

[abinettadesse]

I work in operating department and get to see many of these cases managed either via X-ray guided technique and surgically in a regular basis.Man you are amazing, well done!

[najifahcrosby]

My prof confused so much I literally thought "wow time to fail anatomy" until this video! God bless ur souls :)