Spinal Nerves: Introduction | Nervous system | 4K | Chapter 1

Nervous System: Spinal Nerves
Chapter 1: Introduction
In this video, we'll discuss the #anatomy and formation of #spinal_nerves.
This is just the introduction to spinal nerves. In upcoming videos, we'll discuss the different plexuses of spinal nerves.

For Chapter 2: Cervical Plexus

For Chapter 3: Brachial Plexus

For Chapter 4: Intercostal Nerves

For Chapter 5: Lumbar Plexus

Chapter 6: Sacral Plexus

For Arterial anatomy:

For Venous anatomy:

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[areebanadeem]

I got the concept of spinal nerves for the very first time in my life. Big thanks to you❤

[BenadiBawanya]

This is crystal clear ❤😮thanks a lot sir❤❤❤😊

[Ejeby]

0:31 31 pairs of nerves from the spinal cord
0:43 intravertabral foramena, vertebral canal
1:00 separated according from which intravertebrel foramina they emerge
2:00 sacral foramina
2:30 cerebrospinal fluid at center

[MichealAbayomi-knes]

Thsnk you very much this is really helpful.

[bibingraj]

This is very good👌
Helps bring all concepts together.
Thanks a lot. ❤🙏

[ngkaijian]

Damn…this video is legit good. Thanks for the content

[gulzarahmad]

Thanks sir 😊😊 you to listened us.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[gulzarahmad]

Sir, can it possible that cervical plexus, Brachial, Lumbar, Sacral, Coccigeal plexus innervation to the Muscles. discuss together in one Video as complete Blood supply of the human body 👍?

[carolinachiocchi]

I don't think that everything is right. First: the white ramus is medial and the efferent simpatetic fibers, from the lateral horn, go into the simpatetic ganglion thought the white ramus. Now, in the simpatetic ganglion (paravertebral ganglion) can go to do some sinaps up and down to other paravertebral ganglion (cervical ganglion). But, from the paravertebral ganglion can follow two pathway: one, to do some sinaps to the prevertebral ganglion, and the postganglion fibers will reach the internal organs; or, from the white ramus ( we can find it only in the lombar and toracic nerves) -> paravertebral ganglion, the postganglionic fibers can reach the salivary glands, vessels of the upper arm... thought the grey ramus and go for example in the ventral ramus of the ventral root.
Let me know what you think. :)

[medico]

Didn't explain anything properly, sorry to say, very difficult to understand, no explanation, teaching method was also very uninteresting