SPINAL CORD - External Features (An educational video)

EXTERNAL FEATURES OF SPINAL CORD, SPINAL SEGMENTS & BLOOD SUPPLY OF SPINAL CORD ARE DESCRIBED IN THIS VIDEO.

This is an educational video.
It is showing a real brain removed from a donated dead body to medical college for study purpose. It is made for medical/para medical students for learning neuro-anatomy - which is part of their syllabus.

[drvirenkariya]

This is an educational video.
It is showing a real brain and spinal cord removed from a donated dead body to medical college for study purpose. It is made for medical/para medical students for learning neuro-anatomy - which is part of their syllabus.

[sreedathpr]

Huge Respect to the person who donated his/her body for all of us to learn🙏🏻

[smudgy]

Isn't it crazy how that was once inside a living, breathing human who once had a life of their own. Their own friends, family and experiences. I think it's fascinating. Respect to them for donating their body to science

[jbrdddd]

The fact that this information is free to access and very easy for most people is truly awesome!

[marcjudge]

From someone who suffers from spinal problems and has had multiple procedure done over decade or two. This really helps me understand the biology of how the spinal chord works in detail. Thank you for sharing and to the person who now definitely dead for their anatomy to be shown this valuable lesson.

[casarezp]

As a mechanic of 20 years I now fully appreciate my back and everything I put it through and Thankful there are doctors with this knowledge to mend us.

[madamadadane]

As someone who was never gifted in biology or chemistry and medicine, my awe for the people in the field who study all this and help humanity is astounding

[apollofikz]

God, indian guy on youtube is helping everyone on college. I'm a data engineer whos grow up watching indian guy explaining python, big data, backend, etc. Even now they teaching the med student. Thank you guys, yall great teacher

[hunterinsane]

Not a medical student but a psychology student. It is incredible to see what central neural network looks like. Truly different from these figures in my textbook.

[vishupal]

Unexpected recommendation, but happy to gain some knowledge about my body.

Huge respect to donor, doctors and teachers.

[beverlicollins]

As an MS (Multiple Sclerosis patient, I was definitely interested in this. I never knew what a real spinal cord looked like. I had a whole different picture in my head for some reason besides the pics I've seen in books and online but seeing a real spinal cord gives me a whole new picture and better understanding of how important this is and critical to the whole function of the body. Having MS for years I've experienced how it truly effects my nerves functioning.

[miaa]

Med student here, always interesting to see this stuff. Got to work on cadavers in the second semester of my first year and loved it. Sadly lockdowns got in the way a little, but many more cadaver dissections are scheduled for the new year.

[shona]

Seeing what is actually inside us, and what is a key component for our everyday life.. Makes your realize how complex and fragile our bodies are.

[ethab]

There was an entire human life contained in and experienced through the brain resting on that table.

Respect to the guy for donating his body and doing good even after death.

[mauromaresmr]

from teaching me how to jailbreak my iphone 4 in 8th grade

to educating me about human anatomy and physiology as an adult.

the indian man on youtube will never cease to teach me something new.

[ersarah]

This is educational that it’s open and free to everyone without limitations thanks for sharing!!

[asajaybaskar]

Many thanks to the family who have donated the body graciously for the purpose of medical study all across the world by helping almost 5 crore people and counting.
Massive respect to who are all involved in this educational presentation 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[psedowoodo]

My biggest achievement of being a medico is understanding every word of what this man Said.

[SugarbabySunny]

Im not a medical student but I love science and learning.

[SanjogMainali]

"An Indian guy on YouTube"
Probably the modern university lecturer
Huge respect 👏👏