Thanks for your great explanation. Can I ASK Which software are you using to create this black screen video. Thank u 🙏

SO WHAT. WHAT IS THE POINT OF THIS ? What is the point of this is it there are no practical solutions ?

Love it

A Super Talented instructor! Thank you for these. Although 11 years old, still so relevant and remains unchanged! Looking forward to your short reviews which are golden nuggets.

fantastic and straight to the point

Thank you for this! Has anything new been discovered in the past 11 years? In particular, reflexive shunt stability and the role of the intrinsic spinal muscles role in body balance. This information should have already produced foundational change in the entire golf and tennis teaching industries but alas, it has not. Again, thank you for this game changing information.

Thank you so much for the clear description.

11 years ago and yet great explanation and presentation

Excellent. My friend developed "progressive bulbar paralysis " after a polio vaxxine in 1959 and was in an iron lung for awhile. Luckily, he recovered 95%.

very nicely explained. thank you so much.

This is the best explanation on youtube! Thank you so much

Very nicely explained

Thank you for your video. So the C fibers have their own neurons also?

At 6.02 min,u said the higher the lesion ,more peripheral the sensory loss…??it shud be Lower the lesion ,more periphery the sensory loss..ryt

The CN IX, glossopharyngeus nerve is missing here.

Thank u

How is this related to one sided weakness of limb

Can you provide links to any academic publications on these, or point me in the direction of any articles or authors? I have institution access to journals. Thanks!

do C fibres sense prolonged mechanical pressure?

Most people have hypomobilty have this high glutimate in the brain and most have OCD before anxiety because if this low glutimate diet meditation etc exercise can cure this which I believe takes few years also linked to Asperger's done a lot if reasearch I hope this helps others cause the pain is hell

Bulbar palsy affects IX X and XII not X XI XII.

I am a C5 Quabritlegic for 35 years now

Excelent video

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excellent

Thank you for explaining. I do have some confused questions. Would you please clarify these for me? a. I understand that the lateral herniation you said is lateral to the nerve root. May I ask what kind of nerve root is? Is that existing nerve root or traversing nerve root? Based on the figure, I assume that this is the traversing nerve root as it is mostly affected by herniated discs. Is that right? b. What confused me is the type of herniation (posterolateral herniation, lateral herniation, central herniation) applying to this case? Again, based on the figure , can I assume that it is the posterolateral herniation? Is that correct? If it is, would that apply to lateral herniation as well? As the posterolateral herniation affects the traversing nerve root and lateral herniation affects existing nerve root. In order to clarify my question, let me give an example here. Let take L4-L5. Left herniation. - If the question asks for the posterolateral herniation, which side a patient can be listed? how can I answer this question? Thank you for your time!

So.you found the reason muscles engage and have a pill to fix it..narrrrr

It's like my 4 year old drawing a picture.

Doc do you believe nerve entrapment can be healed naturally if disc is not herniatied but you had a pinched nerve with relief from all symptoms I slept wrong one night had some trouble for a bit have an mri coming soon just to make sure of no herniation, chiropractor told me just a pinched nerve

Brachial neuritis here C8 is me OUCH MFer OUCH

Thank you so much for simplifying it for us, it's very helpful

thank u!

Warum gibt es immer noch nichts was dem Schmerz nimmt oder besser heilt???

Good video, however The corticospinal tract carries motor signals from the primary motor cortex in the brain, down the spinal cord, to the muscles of the trunk and limbs. ... The corticobulbar tract carries efferent, motor, information from the primary motor cortex to the muscles of the face, head and neck. They are not the same thing.

good stuff

Thank you❤️

Love u model- finally makes deceit Spinal Nerve Root dermatomes and myotomes vs Peripheral Nerve " Pure Patches"

That is brilliant. Using MRS for both Spinal Nerve Root & The Peripheral Nerve & differentiating SNR/Dermatome from PN/Pure Patch & their INDIVIDUAL MRS's is just the best manner I have ever seen if differentiating the two possibilities in a differential dx. Thank you.

Pls continue making videos ..very helpfull and clear the doubts..

Please Hindi mein translate

Best lecture on this topic. Thnks

Thank you so much for this presentation

thank you!!

Thank you for explaining the balaclava distribution loss so easily!

What do you mean by "true patch"? Thank you.

What if you have it on both sides? Mine switch sides after i lay down Sometimes. No pain go down my leg. Been 7 weeks and currently in physical therapy. My therapist said its very rare to see both sides

I know you posted this forever ago, but thank you so much for explaining so clearly. I have a TBI and have related auditory processing issues. I could not understand what my neuroscience professor was saying in any of the online lectures (poor audio, mumbling, rambling) and my accommodation for a written format was denied (there's no textbook either). This really helped me! And I'm relieved to see that you have a bunch of other videos covering some of the other topics in the course <3 I'm going to use them to prepare for the exam and hope I do well!

Hello, how the whole working mechanism would differ if the Jendrassik maneuver was performed with ‘monkey grip’? Thank you

Great