first watched this when i was studying for anatomy, and now i'm back here while i'm studying for boards

I know you made this years ago, but wanted to personally thank you for all the time you saved me! awesome

Please never take this video down. Amazing, thank you.

Out of all the videos I've watched on Brachial Plexus, you sir, have the best method to show and explain it. Thank you!

Its a BRILLIANT explanation. Thank you!

My TA's mnemonic was "Real Thugs Don't Cry, Bitch" lol

Great vid, it's a lifesaver and saves me time on studying! Just wondering though, the inferior and superior subscapular nerves seem to have been swapped in the video, shouldn't the superior one be closer to C7? :)

Gosh I just remembered how easy you made it for me years ago 😩 I forgot how to draw it but I remembered some dude helped me and came back to search for this video. Thanks a bunch! ❤

Thank you , Great explanation!

This video is immensely helpful. Thank you. Any chance you did one like this for the Lumbar Plexus?

Man, i just gotta thank you cause MARMU saved my butt! I didn't have enough time to fully memorize the Brachial plexus and was struggling most with the nerves but your explanation and drawing really helped me out!

I really appreciate u delivery methodology! thank sir!

This is so helpful, man. Thanks a lot.

This is just amazing! Thank you! A three minute video literally saved me three hours of studying.

This was amazing!! Thank you so much!

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you are so brilliant... thank you!

wow thank, that's SUPER helpful!

best video for learning the brachial plexus. Short Crisp and Precise. Thank you

Thanks so much for saving my time!!!

SIMPLY AMAZING MAN . THANKS

it's an awesome video.. helps a lot during exam.

I've been coming back to this video for three years now. Awesome drawing and thank you for the detail. Way more efficient to draw this out during the test to answer any cord/root/branch questions than trying to associate words and numbers. Very much appreciated.

#Med School Made Easy Everyone of my level's I've been back to watch your video on brachial plexus, now level 3 and i'm back again, you rock!

Dorsal Scapular and Nerve to Subclavius arise from roots. Otherwise perfect video Great explanation. Made it very easy

According to Netter's, your upper and lower subscapular nerves are labeled incorrectly.

Thank you very much man, you just save me hours.

I seriously appreciate this so oooo much !!!

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Super useful, thank you so !

Thanks for the tips.

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You are A Genius , this is ""THE BEST"" diagram for Brachial plexus

thank you a lot that was very beneficial

this video is awesome and helped me so much but I THINK the superior and inferior subscapular nerves should be switched... right?

This is so great. Awesome

when you started off, i was like "Wth is this guy upto?" but getting deeper in the video, i was in awe.....you aced it

Thank you so much. God bless!

Thank you so much for this video! I wanted to note that the upper and lower subscap are reversed.

This looks great. but I don't understand how to apply this in PT. What does the strike and spare represent also?

Saved my life KING

Thank you, helpful video

God bless you and your offspring for generations to come

GREAT tutorial!!!

Cramming for a cumulative anatomy final. You are a legend.

Amazing. Respect.

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Awww... This s relay amazing... U saved my time

I love you! Wish they taught it this easy in PT school

Great !

Thank you for saving my life

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Got that straight to my head 😊, thank you

i remember watching this in my first year of medical school and to this day i remember how to draw brachial plexus because of this video thanks alot

thanks a lot :)

Thank you!

Can someone explain to me the x and / in the division part? I know the anterior divisions form the lateral cords. I know the posterior and medial cords but I don't understand how the X and / represent them..

thank you SO much!!!

Because of you, I am now a DOCTOR

I think the upper subscapular nerve is most medial to the spine.

Superb explaination 👍👍

Made my day🙌🏼

when that first anatomy test coming up..

Thank you! Greets from germany!

Thank you 🙏

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Shouldn't the superior and inferior subscapular nerve be switched?

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Thank You!!!

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최고야! 짜릿해!

GOLD !

Amazing summarization! Thanks

is this for the left side?

Saved my ass in Kinesiology 4 years ago, and still going strong in chiro school.

I believe you made a small error regarding the long thoracic nerve. It is proximal to the dorsal scapular nerve, not distal to it. Very useful video, nonetheless.

you, my friend, are definitely going to heaven, tysm *-*

amazing so helpful

Thank you

Dude, You saved me!!!

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Thumbs up to this! Ty 🤗

thanks you sir

Thank you

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Amazing work.Keep it up.

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LOVE THIS!

최고의 강의에 눈물을 흘리고 갑니다.

Thank you Mr very much

I used this in 200 level And here I am in 400 level. Timeless 😍

You have the lower and upper subscapulars the wrong way around

escape the medical matrix with this video, thanks dude

isnt the superior above the inferior subscapular nerve? so superior subscapular, thoracudorsal, and then inferior subscapular nerve

Amazing🤩

So succinct thankyou!

My professor and other guides have anterior and posterior factors in the mix, does it really matter when drawing it? I feel like I'm missing something. Eitherway though I will be using this from now on as it is super easy to remember. Also people have it as MAMRU - Idk, i just want to make sure I'm learning right even if it takes a little longer to comprehend.