Brachial Plexus EXPLAINED! (Using a Cadaver)

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[shreyasingh]

Why this video doesn't have much views!?? It deserves a lot! Seriously

[kimberlykennedy]

Thank you very much for making this video and sharing it on Youtube. This video was especially helpful due to you walking through the brachial plexus using cadaver pictures. Please make more videos like this using cadaver pictures.

[thehillpodcast]

Well explained thank you very much you’re saving a struggling DPT Student!

[FutureDoctor-kwkv]

U r the best anatomy teacher sir, respects and gratitudes from India

[onionlayersed]

Some people are just talented, how I was able to follow him, pause and see, then continue, priceless. Thank you so much sir, please make more videos like this. And if there's anyone reading this, are there sites, or anyone has documents with cardava pictures for questions and practice?

[Michael.net-phnd]

Sir, it’s really
We want more like this🇧🇩🇧🇩

[arshiyakhanam]

Thank you so much sir🤗I was really worried as I couldn't understand it even after reading it repeatedly but now I understood it very easily through ur unique method of using cadaver pictures☺it helped me visualise the concept😀😊 Once again Thank you very much😄

[josetrujillo]

Dang! You definitely explain/teach in a very desirable, easy to understand and follow kind of manner! Thank You!

[MPlaysKagura]

I just understood the brachial plexus thanks to you 😢 thank you so much !

[modeldude]

One of the best if not the best videos. Thank you.

[stevenewton]

Thanks man. This is the best way to learn

[philippeamiet]

thanks you should figure out the thoracodorsalis and lower and upper subscapularis nerve, nice to see on your cadavric dissection

[abrahammouagei]

Thanks for the help of all the videos, I wish you guys to be making them all the time, thanks

[shreyasingh]

Thank you for this video sir it was very well explained and presented.

[ZaWakingEagle]

Extraordinary explanation! Thanks for making this video.

[norahnabaggala]

Woow this has simplified everything thank u

[emmanueltolentino]

Thank you so Much sir
Midterms on Monday

[gabilove]

Where can we access the labeled picture from this video?

[annap]

If an MRI tells you that the nerves trunks and roots are intact, is it better to do a Nerve conduction study and an emg to confirm how well they work?

[KolaAlade-lidb]

What textbook did you use for this video, please!!