Visual Field Defects MADE EASY

My goal is to reduce educational disparities by making education FREE.
These videos help you score extra points on medical school exams (USMLE, COMLEX, etc.)
For educational purposes only; NOT medical or other advice.
Some videos contain mild profanity and hyperbole solely used to assist with memorization. Viewer discretion advised.
Opinions are entirely my own.

[CA-gkss]

1.right optic nerve -🌕🌑
2.optic chiasm -bitemporal 🌓🌗
3.right optic tract- contralateral 🌓🌓

[meghnaanil]

Every time there's a concept I can't understand, I search YouTube for "xyz dirty medicine", just praying you've done a video on it. You're saving lives out here in more ways than one man. Thank you so much. ❤

[TheEngaged]

You are more valuable than gold for us medical students prepping for step 1 right now!

[Lugas]

I was sitting here almost ripping the hair off my head in frustration because the picture describing the different visual field defects didn´t make any sense. I just couldn´t figure it out. Then came you. You magnificent bastard. Thank you!

[yazeed]

In short:
- Nasal field from ipsilateral tract
- Temporal field from contralateral tract

[MV-qwdw]

You are about to get so many more subscribers. This is not a prophecy as you are being mentioned on Facebook group posts of people scoring 250s on step 1.
Please continue with the content.

[albertocalle]

Thank you very much, I've been struggling to move along this prep, which seriously has been nerve wrecking at the highest level, and your videos have always been there when I want to give up, thanks to these I can move on and get back on track, whenever possible I'll help you out on patreon, thanks man!

[monika]

U r a gem...i wasted like so many hrs to understand this during my medical school days, still i was not clear...thankyouuu!

[greenlawn]

I'm a medical student from South Korea, and your videos are literally lifesaving :) Thank you so much!!!

[koshinahmed]

Just half way thro this video I already got this!! God Bless and Well done bro!!

[fatemaha]

You are the best! I was really struggling with this, and you explained it better than the 18 pages I was assigned in less than 15 minutes!

[taimoorilyas]

Thank you so much..this is the first time in my medical career i am able to understand this topic.GOD bless u!!!

[chippybear]

This is awesome because I have an exam tonight, and this is the first time I actually understood this. Thank you

[shabbirkapasi]

simple straight forward logic explanation that even lay person can grasp! kudos !

[leslovesliberty]

Wow, this explained the vision loss I had from my stroke perfectly, thank you!!🙏

[ahmadsiyar]

Eyes (unaffected portion) always sees to the lesion side eg.
1. If both eyes inside half is unaffected the lesion is in the optic chiasm ( eyes looks inside)
2. If both right side portion is unaffected so the lesion is on the right optic tract so same for the left side
You can use it for any kind of lesion, hope this one will help

[sedasayn]

I watched lots of videos, finally got it in this!!!! Thank u SO much! !

[sianseedem]

Superb!! Reading a lot but couldn't make sense of all these visual defects but then I stumbled on your video and you simplified it all the way through. Thank you, thank you, thanks so very much 💯👌

[Tutu.i]

Eureka after 2 hours of staring at my notes thank you!! my fav

[daaero]

Just to be sure, in case anyone missed what was said.
Right goes right and left goes left.
Left goes Left. Right Goes Right.