He basically explained pgs 418-422 in First Aid 2016, in 20 minutes. Amazing work.

i wish people were more aware of your videos. This made the brachial plexus so easy. thankyou so much

He's an amazing prof! I love how interactive he is.

OMG I am SO glad I found this!!!! I am now going to look for every anatomy lecture you've got because I am DROWNING with med school memorization and this was/is brilliant! You're going to save me 100's in tutoring costs! Thank you!

Great video. I've literally watched this probably 20 times throughout my physical therapy school career and before taking my boards. It's great when first learning the brachial plexus and as a refresher.

As an undergrad student taking A&P, this made studying so much simpler. I really like how you engage the class/audience as well. Thank you for posting this! Definitely going to carry this with me through the next 10 years of school haha!

i love your style f teaching! i have an anatomy test tomorrow (veterinary medicine) on nerves arteries and veins and have been going crazy trying to remember all those names and their order. This is applicable and so easy to follow!! thank you so much!!

I watched this in college when it came out. Now I'm 9 days out from my Step 1 in Medical school. He's the ruling authority on Brachial Plexus for me.

Anesthesia student here and I must say this gentleman did a great job teaching the brachial plexus. Teaching is truly a gift!

Really enjoyed this. Understood more of the brachial plexus after twenty minutes of watching you, than the last two lectures in uni!

You are literally a genius brother. I'm gonna subscribe to your program for sure. God I wish you were my real life lecturer.

You're amazing!!! Thank you so much. The repetition, acronyms, explanations = strong mental connections. I will check out your other videos too.

Best video ever...you explained in 20 min everything my lecturer tried (without success) to do in her 1h30 lecture! You are amazing! Need more videos like that!!! Will be watching it again and again for my physiotherapy exam coming up! Thanks a lot!!

Brilliant! Please make more anatomy videos.

Great video, this was so helpful!! One thing that helped me to not get the anterior and posterior divisions (around the X and E) confused was to draw arrows toward the directions they feed into. For example, I drew that blue line as an arrow representing the anterior division coming off of C7/middle trunk towards the C5/ superior trunk that it feeds into. Also, I drew the two posterior divisions from the superior and inferior trunk as arrows feeding into the middle trunk/posterior cords. This helped me to not get them mixed up!

This is an example of a well organized mind! You helped me a lot professor! Thank you so much!!

Awesome Video! Wish I would have had this for my medical school lecture. Keep up the great work!

Incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for this excellent explanation of the Brachial Plexus

Wish all our med. instructors were like you ! Thanks very muc h ^_^

thank you so much. i'm currently in orthopedic posting and this video helps a lot!!

Great video, thank you! Excellent schematic for drawing the brachial plexus. Much appreciated

i was confused but you perfectly clear it up ! I'm grateful

Distal median claw hand: 10:58 Prox median claw hand: 11:26 Ulnar claw hand: 18:04 P.S: Thank you for this video - amazing work

Your video was really useful for my second year of Human Medicine. Thank you very much!

I feel like no one teaches this way anymore. Most professors read PP and expect you to learn everything by yourself. Thank you so much SIR!!

I don't have words for you to how I can say thanks because I clear my all the doubts and you explained it very tricky manner. Thanks a lot

one of the best and easiest to understand videos I've seen for the brachial plexus!

Studying for national PTA exam.....you may have just saved me! wow, wish I had you as my instructor!

Very good video and extremely HY for step 1! this video pretty much covers everything you need to know regarding nerve palsies for step 1 :)

i have done with classes of brachial plexus i didnot understand anything but ur video makes me so helpful

Thank you so much!!! You're a gifted teacher.

Dapper Doc!! I am a veterinarian so i had to switch a few directional terms, this was an outstanding review.

This is a great video! One thing I would like to note is that around 14:50, one of the sensory components of radial nerve is described as "below the fingertips of the medial three and one-half fingers." I believe you meant to write something along the lines of "below the fingertips on the posterior aspect of the LATERAL three and one-half fingers."

Excellent. You're lesson is cleary, so easy and understandable to follow!

Very Nice...thank you for posting...Radial Nerve Sensory supply is MEDIAL three and one half fingers...it should be LATERAL right? @ 15:00 min in PP not lecture.

OMG thank you so much! this helped me a lot, I am so thankful to you. AMAZING teaching approach!

this guy as a teacher is Amazing I'm engaged! Studying for Mblex

learned something new today amazing...I wish Instructor will take the time to break things down like that

Wow. I have to tell you thank you so much. I am about to take my NBME for Musculoskeletal and you are Heaven's gift. Thank you for all that you do.

omg. this is awesome. thank you! 4 years in med school and ive only just understood the brachial plexus!

MashaAllah!Sir you are amazing,you explain very well,thanks for these videos👍👌

Finally found a video that's really broken and easy to understand. Have you made one for lumbar plexus? Thank you

Great video, using this to prep for PT boards this coming week! Saved the nerves for the final week.

this is the best. period. i was having so many probs getting this bs. thank you

Thanks so much, this tutorial is amazing.

excellent video!!Really helped me out with remembering the brachial plexus

My husband is in anatomy! Grad student ...And I’m helping him. GOD BLESS YOU!!!You make it simple so I can help him🥰💋💋💪🏼

love your teaching style. repetition and engagement game on point

I love that you repeat everything so much, it helps A LOT.

I could listen to you teach/explain all day!! I love your technique! I learned a lot in this video. Thank you.

i found BRACHIAL PLEXUS a pretty volatile topic and inspite of learning it a number of times it just flew past me...but tis video is d best on d topic n i appreciate your teaching method soooo much tat it was pure enjoyment...

You are God's gift sir! Please do videos of Myotomes and Dermatomes too! Thank You! Mr. Shan Nanji!!!

I can't believe how good this guy is, this is what I needed 😀

That was amazing! Thanks alot! Wish our Med. school doctors were as good as you are ;(

Do you have like this for othe plexuses? Lumbosacral and cervical?

This was really helpful. Thank you!

THIS IS THE BEST DIAGRAM/EXPLANATION OF THE BRACHIAL PLEXUS I HAVE EVER SEEN!!! Kudos to you doc!

It's indeed insanely easy. Thank you very much!

thank you for posting. this is amazing!

Repetition Repetition Repetition! Great Numonics thank you so much I can't forget this now it's one of the hardest things for me to remember in anatomy

this was very helpful , thx bro , waiting for another lecture

Thank you so much! this is perfect!

Dr. Nanji should have over a million views by now.

Dear Shan, I love you. This is perfect. From, Greg

I wish I could like this twice. Thank you!

This is perfect...and you kind of sound like Lieutenant Aldo from Inglorious Bastards (making this even better).

Best video on brachial plexus. it is very simple and detailed.

thank you so much Dr. Nanji

You're probably the best teacher I've ever watched. Very good! keep it up

Thank you so much, really helped a lot

Wow. Best explanation for Brachial Plexus on the internet. Totally worth the 20 minutes

Thank you so much! This is excellent.

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Loved this! I was having such a big issue in understanding the brachial plexus!

Brethem Shan got that suit game on fleek. Great lecture bruh

This is amazing am a prep med student I used to think it's so difficult but now it's easy

Like how he uses mnemonics as well as involving his students to repeat after him. My anatomy teacher told me to vocalize the word, pronounce the medical term outloud, learn to spell it correctly and most importantly understand the meaning. I remember when my anatomy Professor telling the class, for us to know know any information and retain it better is to actually know and understand what you are studying. If you can't pronounce it or spell it how can anyone grasp the understanding of something that you see(med.term) that's unfamiliar to you. The brain is not gonna process and retain information you don't understand, that's not called studying its called wasting your time.. Which makes sense to me. Another effective tool the teachrer uses is repetition. He explains in a way you can actually grasp the basic concept and understand the knowledge being taught. Good way to grasp the main concept. Like how the teacher shows the relevance within each catefory/function/symptoms caused by external/internal factors that affect normal behavior of the nerve.

at 4;42 its mentioned that musculocutaneous nerve is giving sensory innervation in arm. But, musculocutaneous is purely motor in arm. they give sensory only in the forearm

Thank you! this was an awesome refresher

Amazing teaching skills fast but precises smart move to make the students repeat, really helps. Should take my anatomy prof is job lol

This was amazing, thank you!

Very good, but I think there is an error in that Radial nerve sensory covers the posterior aspect of the LATERAL (not medial) 3 1/2 fingers. But otherwise really helps with remembering and making simple.

Such a helpful video. I am so grateful.

perfect! Very good explained! Bravo !

you are simply a magic! extremely studentsfriendly!!! love it!

Awesome Shaun. Noone can fall asleep in your lecture.

The video is very useful, doctor Sham Nanji . please can you sujest a good book to laern peripheral nervous system .

Thnx it's really informative in an interesting way :)

Thank you so much,, made really easy for me

Great video!! Hoping to see more such videos!! great teacher. Hoping to see more!!

Love this! thank you so much!

learned it in one night thanks

Hi, great video and easy to follow, many thanks. Just one incorrect statement on the slide on radial nerve - it supplies the LATERAL 3 1/2 digits, not medial as per slide.

i like your style!

thank you so much amazing lecture

Excellent, thank you so much!!!

thank you shan.

BEAST!!! Wow thank you more than I can say!! Namaste.

If I'm understanding correctly, I think the proximal median claw hand (11:10 or so) causes loss of the MEDIAN two lumbricals, not the lateral two. Otherwise, it'd present the same as distal median claw hand. Still an amazing and incredibly informative video, though!

waiting for more videos on lumbosacral plexus and neuroanatomy !!! please