what a fantastic presentation. i absolutely love the format and the reference to the latin or greek origins of the names. temporal/time greying of hair; squamous/flat; petrous/stone like; mental/thinking man pose for chin… brilliant!!!! absolutely best anatomy presentations ive seen online or in class. you are an asset to education! bravo!

Your way of teaching is exceptional

I'm a figurative sculptor and started watching your videos to learn more about superficial muscles and skeletal landmarks but you're such a great teacher that I'm learning so much more. I don't have to know anything about the foramina of the face but I'm going to watch it anyway cause it's awesome and interesting! PS. Not sure if you've already covered this, but going over some comparative anatomy between genders and perhaps different ages, such as the differences in new borns, toddlers, teens and older people and how the skeleton changes over time.

WOW! i literally have exams tomorrow and was looking for revisions for foramina of skull.

hey, thank u...im painting a skull and i was like "tf is that hole there" thought some of them were for display porpuses like to keep them in place or something like that...i had learned a lot thanks to you (turns out we full of holes xD),i will keep researching, have a nice one 🫂.

Thanks Dr House

Thanks a lot dear dr.Sam Webster esquires… Really I got much more benefit from your videos, you explanations made me to love anatomy more than ever . Hope you will continue on uploading more videos regarding anatomy, thanks a lot for your kind sharing your information. God bless you, keep going ❤❤🌹🌹

very good

Lovely video! You're the best anatomy tutor with consistent uploads on KZfaq. -gratitude from a med student

Coincidence I have a anatomy exam on Monday and there will be neck & head anatomy in particular skull and all the facial muscles and the muscles of neck. pre & para vertebral muscle, extra ocular muscles, and gross anatomy of ear, tongue and eye

Is there a zygomaticofrontal foramen?

I love a video that I can get my teeth into...no pun intended...but this lecture explains the pathways that get blocked or restricted if no aqueous fluid reaches it, and it doesn't reach them because of our arthritic menubrium. It's still early days yet but by my experiences the pressure released off the menubrium allows this aqueous fluid to reach and pass up the brain stem and lubricate through those nerve and blood holes and meet up with more such fluid which helps dissolve almost anything that shouldn't be there. This is the difference between an old and withered face and a young healthy face...but this is just another pathway that is reaching in through our Biblical knowledge.