Brain stem lesions chart for Neuro review Step 1

[josephperry]

Helped me tremendously for Step 1 last year, now watching it again 2 weeks before Step 2. Thank you!

[adminasylum]

By far the best way to remember it. Kudos sir

[richramirez]

U r some one who saves lives mythical step by strategized step

[Elizabeth.C]

Thank you for sharing this very helpful for quick localization and identification of what would be affected in different cases. Although the ST tract would be affected in ASA occlusion according to my notes as ST tract crosses over and is blocked by ASA stroke.

[mehribansariyeva]

location of the cranial nerves and nucleuses was ok for me but i couldnt associate them with circulation system. this video was too much helpfull for me!thanx for that!

[Nazilyagasanova]

thank you for making this clear... best video.

[cute]

I'm so happy I found your video, THANK YOU !

[SG_]

Can you kindly explain why CN 7 is on the lines rather than in the boxes? Thank you!

[warcraftme]

The left Vestibulocochlear nerve should be lateral not medial

[pandabubba]

CN 7 wraps around CN 6 in the brainstem ! so lesion to CN7 could affect CN 6

[yippykayyay]

hi! great video, but can you explain why you wrote the 7 and the trigeminal, vestibular nuclei on the lines?

[justcho]

This is so precious. Thank-you so much. It's a very useful info 😍😍

[drusamaali]

You Nailed it❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you soo much.

[Dr-]

Good but Why not included 8th nerve ....affected in sup cerebellar artery syndrome

[dr.samuelfinneyt]

Vertbral artery occlusion is more common than pica in lateral medullary syndrome. You could just mention that👍

[ATA-wilh]

Can you please teach us the vertical gaze pathways?

[noraolsenelcaidi]

Best video ever - you help everyone saving lives!

[akshaykumararjunagi]

U didn't tell why 7 is on the line