Skull bones, sutures and landmarks

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This video tutorial discusses the skull from various angles with focus on the bones, sutures and landmarks:
0:00. Introduction
1.10. Anterior view
7:38. Lateral view
14:29. Posterior view
16:00. Superior view
17:02. Internal view of cranial fossae
28:25. A brief explanation on how i studied the skull in university
29:43. Inferior view
36:29. Anterior, middle and posterior cranial fossae
38:05. Acknowledgements

[goncasukobak]

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[Lovely-bhln]

I feel like this channel was created specifically for me. The fact that you give the etymology of words is absolutely amazing, i cannot learn without knowing where the words come from. I cannot thank you enough

[animizedwolf]

I don’t know if someone is commented on this but I love how you go into depth about the roots of each word and what they mean so even if you don’t know where a bone is, you can have a pretty good guess based off what it’s name means

[daniadler]

you are a life saver, just learned a whole semester of skull anatomy in 39 minutes. really appreciate your hard work

[melloweditsx]

Idk how can you explain one month’s anatomy in 39 mins thank you so so much

[MissMeg]

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[christheaIs]

i have watched countless videos trying to understand bone markings and nothing has made sense to me. not even my professor could explain it this well. thank you for taking the time to do landmarks of the entire body

[katzumihanzo]

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[dilipkumarpatel]

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[grmendes]

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[YoshiMario]

I did not feel satisfied in my endeavor to understand the skull for the purpose of drawing with what was shown to me thus far in anatomy for artists´ books. I feel that to really get a feeling for the skull you must know its many intricate parts and the purpose for their existence. This knowledge that is much deeper than the surface helps me UNDERSTAND that surface because now I know what to FEEL for when drawing it in different angles, since I have a much more 3D map in my head now that I can come back to and study when drawing the skull. Thank you very much. If I ever make any sort of tutorial about the skull, I will be glad to cite this video.

[louisefrancoiseleblancdela]

You are a life saver. My teachers in med school "taught" this too but I understood nothing and felt like I have to resort to rote memorization to pass the exam. However, when you explained it using different pictures to show different perspectives showing the course of the nerves through the foramina, I immediately understood it. I'm thinking maybe I am not dumb, maybe my teachers are just ineffective at teaching. I have learned more from you than from my teachers. Thank you!

[Cluelessalert]

I have my exam in an hour and I have to study the muscles of the body and other too but just wanted to say this video is awesome although I had to watch it a few times to learn it completely.

[GammaKnife]

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[billbright]

The at the sagittal suture alone was worth the price of admission.

Overall execution of tutorial was superb.

[Helly]

Dear person who made this video, thank you. This video was as perfect as it gets. As a student radiographer, this was very helpful, and I have no doubts I will be watching it multiple times. Gotta make sure I get it all as right as I can ;-)
Have a lovely day

[ThestGenDoctor]

The best lecture on skulls on the internet I have ever seen. it's just like not at all boring, in fact, it's like me watching the avenger's end game, it keeps on getting interesting every minute. thanks a lot, sir.

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