Sympathetic Nervous System Anatomy - Part 2

Tutorial on the anatomy of the sympathetic nervous system. This follows on from the first part, and looks at the distribution of the sympathetic fibres in the body.

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[Teeha]

i almost cried at how well you explained this

[pimp.]

Can't believe how simple things actually are when you explained it! I felt like my textbook was saying some thing an alien language. thank you so much!

[mouniaeljazouli]

I'm in my THIRD year of medschool and I've always been so confused about this ! Can't believe a 9min youtube video taught me everything ! THANK YOU SO MUCH

[sirikalapu]

I cant imagine why someone would dislike this, 4 years into medical school and all this finally makes sense! Thank you loads :)

[clg]

Style of explanation, Clarity of concepts, Use of simple yet effective animations are noteworthy. God bless you Peter..

[cardiyansane]

I know this is an old video but it has helped me understand more of this than the 3 hour lecture and 1 hour lab . I have watched all the parts . If you ever get to see this comment -THANK YOU 🙏🏽

[nigelutton]

What's not to love?. Another beautiful clear explanation. Thank you Peter once again.anatomy exam on Friday!

[mishachowdhary]

This is hands down the most helpful video ever- I learned so much and it clears up ALL of my confusion. Thank you so much.

[supreethar]

i love the crystal clear explanation. u give me goosebumps sir! hats off!!!

[simplyphysiology]

far the most informative video i ve ever watched for sympathetic nervous system....!!

[TheLibertyTech]

Interesting video, thank you...I just had a multi-level disc replacement L3/4 L4/5 & L5/S1 Fusion on the 25th May. About 10days after I’ve got this horrendous pain in my left leg. My leg doesn’t sweat & it’s dry & it’s a lot hotter than right foot. My surgeon said that it’s the sympathetic chain effect & hopefully calm down soon. It only happens when I stand still, when I walk it goes away by 80% & lying down. The pain feels like when you have someone stretch your hamstring to the point of breaking it. Thank you for your video for explaining this more

[AshOdinson]

I know this video is six years old but you actually saved me with this. My professor made it very confusing and I was very stressed out about it. Thank you so much.

[ZPINKEYE]

Thank you so much for all the videos!its so refreshing and easy to understand

[rajathal]

Epic video. No words to describe it. It is a medical student's heaven... Plz do make more videos. I have lots of confusing topics that I need help for.

[meet_hariya]

Thank you so much Peter sir, I really couldn't understand ans, but now it's so clear because of you, so clear and your diagram based teaching helped me alot, thanks once again!🙌

[milkshake]

Oh my God, you kill it 💛💛💛 thanks alooot ..actually i watched many videos to had a general look about it , how much they are complicated and how amazingly you're simplified, 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛

[juwairiyaiffat]

Thank You Peter for making it easy for me...May God bless you.

[Bolokization]

thanks man took me more than 30 mins to understand the book im reading, after seeing your video made it clear. thanks

[amalomer]

Thank u tearsss from happiness finally understand it!💙😭💐💐💐💐💐💐

[VenkteshwarSinghranout]

the mystery has been solved . hail you man .!!