Foundational features of the brainstem

This brief video tutorial discusses the parts of the brainstem including primary internal and external features as well as functions.

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[_Maysan]

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[svm]

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[Lolitshirbod]

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[teddylahiri]

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[sadib]

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[edwigcarol]

Do not have any exam. I love these anatomical presentations because it reminds me of the mindblowing complexity and organisational Intelligence of any life system, not to mention how its functions "live" so to speak.
I like it being fascinated, falling in awe.
And here this is a common part we have with mammals... The midbrain of my cat.. gosh!

[dr_blueman]

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[gissglass]

I really enjoy your video's one of the best part is that you always give the orientation of the view, besides you also first throw the big picture and then start filling the details.
Also cant thankyou enough for explaining the word roots of the terminologies.
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[mustansirrr]

the visual presentation is just absolutely amazing, thank you so much for breaking down the topic so well

[danielb]

The orientation that you provide is absolutely incredible.

[jermaineosei]

Thank you so much!! I watched your two videos on the brainstem and have learned more in those two videos about the brainstem than I have by all of my medical school professors. You are amazing!!

[abu-farhanrizvi]

Fantastic .I have never seen such a clip which makes such a beautiful image in our mind, of the anatomical aspects of the brain stem.Thanks sir

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[sina]

Absolutely fantastic presentation- a clear, concise, broad overview which can act as a solid foundation for any further study. Thank you!