Neurology | Oculomotor Nerve: Cranial Nerve III

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In this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will be going over the oculomotor nerve (cranial nerve III) and go into detail on the origin, course, what it supplies, and clinical correlations. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!

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[josetrujillo]

Zach! As always it’s amazing! SHOUT OUT to whoever the CAMERA PERSON is! It is Awesome and very appreciated the way the camera is adjusted and follows Zach as he teaches us. Thank you!

[nazar]

one suggestion to you: please move out of camera now and then. so that screenshot the picture and save for review. or plz provide us with the final diagram as jpg link in this youtube video.

[ms.asiyabile]

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[golubvolodemerovich]

You're the millennial Bob Ross of Medical Science!
Great job man, thanks! 😊

[milagrosrociocallatorres]

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[ilyasahmad]

Sir please make videos on the Neurological physiology of Sleep, Memory, Emotion, etc

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[bardeeaaaa]

amazing video! I just wanted to point out one minor detail - The internal carotid artery DOES NOT pass through the foramen lacerum. It only goes through the carotid canal.

[homosapien]

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[MrpboDy-jyou]

Optic canal is within the annulus ring of zinn

[logesha]

As you say, the medial lemniscus gives of fibres that pass through the crux cerebri
and goes down, why does that not getting affected in weber's syndrome.please do clarify

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[drsherlock]

I think In Benedict syndrome, even subthalamic nucleus is affected causing contralateral hemibalismus (hemiathetosis, hemichorea)