Keep recording such amazing lectures👍

Been using your lectures as learning material on my drives to and from medical school in the US. Lived in the UK for the first 16 years of my life and you take me back to the days of school in England. Thanks so much for what you do sir! Please don’t stop

One of the best lectures I have seen on anatomy. This guy is also so passionate about the human body and it truly shows. Thank you for the amazing content. Pre-med student here.

I had a oral Anatomy exam last week and you helped me so much! Thank you Sam Greetings from Iceland

Thanks God 🙏 u. R back keep going Dr Sam. U r the Ray of hope fr us

Thank you so much for these lectures Dr.Sam, it really is hard to find quality knowledge and such precise yet easily comprehensive teaching. Your lectures really are extremely valuable to thousands of medical students around the world.

thank you for this lesson! i lost it when you said "spider mother". i finally got the deal about the arachnoid granulations.

It's a long time since I last heard someone use the word bleb (blister) ...shows I was paying attention tho! I feel this is the calm before the storm...let's see how long it is before frenetic whirly tutor is back. Respect!

Outstanding way of teaching Sir... we wanna to thanks of you Sir

You are a life saver for me... This not craming, but learning the real thing.

I love how passionate you are about what you teach, Thank you sir :)

Sir you make Neuroanatomy way easier ! Our seniors say its the most difficult part of human anatomy but you make it so much interesting that I actually want to learn more !!

So much awaited topic

You are the best teacher ever!!

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Fantastic job as usual!

Outstanding sir.... easy way of teaching... the best one

How humble you are.

Awesome as usual , thank you so much 🙏

you helped a lot in my head and neck anatomy course !

Great in depth explanations!!

😊Your vedios are undoubtedly amazing full of knowledge..thank u so much sir ur vedios are very helpful🙌lots of love from India❤😇

Thank you for a wonderful lecture. Very well explained 👍

This is one of your best videos! Excellent

thank you these videos are amazing!

I am really into this way of explaining anatomy. Cool!

Fascinating, thankyou. I keep growing meningiomas. My first one was the size of a large lemon and was blocking half of my spinal fluid with my brain pushing down into my neck so the surgeon was keen to remove it asap. I had a left occipital craniectomy in 1998. I have a large part of my skull missing there. It was after that operation I had massive headaches for many years. I then started to grow a 2nd one, small, it was gamma knifed in 2007. The 3rd one small again I had 28 day proton therapy. Those 3 procedures were done in the US when I lived there. I moved back to Australia and in 2017 an MRI showed I was growing 2 more. I can't have gamma knife as they say you can't gamma knife the same area twice due to the splay of radiation. Proton is the least invasive but we don't have that here yet. They hope to have one built in 2 more years. A lot of info, however I'd love to hear your information on meningiomas if you are interested in sharing a video about them.

Thanks mate/doc ! Very interesting indeed plus an excellent explanation 👍 Cheers

Your videos are so beneficial, plz keep making such videos

Sumatriptan works decently for me. I suffer from migraines 3 to 4 a week. Just started trying Nurtec, after my 2nd dose I felt migraine free for 5 days as if I never had them, then the migraine pain came back like out of nowhere. It also makes me sleepy and have nightmares. Thanks for your professional wisdom and insight. I wish there was a machine like a blood pressure machine that could actually tell you just how much pain you are in because sometimes it's indescribable off the charts, ice picking, shattered glass on your brain kind of pain. Also just had my second dose of Botox 32 shots total, may work over time... I shall see, chronic pain and chronic illness isn't worth living with over time.

Really wow! You are amazing! I watched a couple of actual brain dissection and neuro-surgery videos, and with those videos and yours, I learned a lot. The best thing is that you made me smile and laugh sometimes, making listening easier. Thank you.

God bless you doc...👆

thank you so much your the best

Cool....keep posting...u r awesome 🤝

Thank u so much ❤️

You probably won‘t see this, but… Dura mater does have two layers around the spinal chord (stratum periostale and meningeale), they are just separated and there is a space between them filled with fat, I believe some vessels and connective tissue.

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Thanks Sam! :)

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thank you for such amazing videos! its really helpful as i am a med student, first year, at home, without any dissection trying to do head neck brain anatomy!! its soooo difficult.. and you make it so much easier! and not to mention, you look like house m.d [hugh laurie] and you have almost the same expressions and verbal skills as him! okay coming to the more important part.. pls do some embryology videos too! we often overlook embryology for our exams and even in classes thinking it carries very little weightage, but even a little weightage is a lot in this field! embryology videos would realllllllyyyy help. thanks agaiiin!

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Thanks for this sir...Neuro anatomy is an issue for me!😅

Hi, your videos are brillian. One question, you said in the model that we can see the veins so it must be the arachnoid. I'm confused, so one can seperate arachnoid from dura?

Thank you for another amazing video! I have a question, where does the fluid go after leaving the skull? What happens to it after it is back in the systemic circulation?

Don't you just hate it when he says "There's more to it than that..." Makes you think "What have I missed???" 😂

I've never understand what happens to the Meninges at the Cauda Equina. I know the meninges end there, but what exactly does this look like?

memorising stuff from a lecture powerpoint takes time but truely understanding something is another thing which will help me memorise my stuff. Thank you.

Youre a godaamn herrooo!!!

Thank you so much for these videos - I passed my musculoskeletal units in medical school during the pandemic ENTIRELY because of your videos. Do you have any recommendations for additional resources we can use now that we can't attend anatomy wet labs/use models at our university?

Sir retinaculum of lower limbs especially ankle joint Which structure will pass from Getting confusion

Does anyone think he looks like HOUSE MD(Hugh Laurie)😂♥️

How does a headache occurre with the subarachnoid haemorrhage, since the dura mater is the one sensitive to pain? I assume it has something to do with the change in pressure. I would be very appreciative if someone could answer :)

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You remind me of dr. House

I luv u

This guy is volunteer

Anybody told you before you look EXACTLY like Gregory House😯