Thank you so much.The reason I watch the anatomy videos is because of the 3 D visualization. In the books, it is very hard to imagine it but the way you show us we don't even need a cadaver. Thanks a lot again. May God give you health so that you can help people.

Love from 🇮🇳 india sir.... U really make neuroanatomy interesting and its quite helpful... Keep making such stuff..

Moment of appreciation for your candid, relaxed and truly interested teaching style….it’s the best…your videos are really helpful!!!

He looks like dr.house And he is a genius like dr.house 😂😂❤️❤️

@satrohanpersaud6276

4 жыл бұрын

aint he's the best teacher for anatomy

Once again, you've really helped me connect the dots.. You always seem to find a way to explain complex info in a simple & entertaining way. Someone give this man an MBE! 🙌

Halfway through my studies to become a physiotherapist, and I'm coming back to this channel time and time again, so far I've always found exactly the explanation needed for that aha-moment! Plus the dry humor makes it so entertaining I'm sure I'll keep watching even after I finish my studies. Thank you!!

Amazing job. Neuroanatomy is getting interesting. Keep it up.

Thank you so much for your videos. Especially this one. This helped me understand the brainstem in 3D so much better than before. :-)

Very, very, very, VERY, helpful. Thank you! Definitely helps to build a mental picture. Cheers Sam.

Thank you so much for your videos 🙏🏻🙏🏻

An eye opener. Thank you Sam

this was very helpful sir thank you

Awesome video, thank you Dr Sam.💚

Geeat exposition. Thank you!

Thank you for all the anatomy videos. They are extremely helpful. Please, could you do one on flexion phase of CS motion of the cranium bones and skull of a baby?

Well explained Sam thanks

Wonderful explanation sir🙌 best teaching style, you really crystal clear our concepts of Anatomy❤️

Enjoying listening to you❤

Really useful lecture of neuroanatomy sir...... Love from PAKISTAN🇵🇰🇵🇰

odd job man like me...U KIdding SIR!! Ur fabulous,ty for making things a little less complicated, Ur a genius Sir!

can always count on you to save me with anatomy! LOL 15:52 is classic hahahahha dropped the model

Gosh OOOOOOOHOOOH Lol I sometimes think he is a student.. Thank u for making anatomy more fun.

Really helpful!

Great lecture thank you..

Thank you so much this was very helpful! :)

Fantastic lecture, and I love the honesty. Sad that lecturers get told to teach subjects outside their areas. Disgusting considering the new prices for university study in that shithole. And that's coming from an Englishman. Thank you for the upload, and like you say, it's all about adding a little bit at a time. 😁

@SamWebster

5 жыл бұрын

It's worth considering that one of the ways that we become experts is by teaching. "To teach is to learn twice".

You are brilliant👌👌

So useful; thank you

Thankkkkk u doctor watching you from Saudi 🇸🇦💚💚

Hello! Can you tell me the brand of the anatomical brain model you used in this video?

Thank you very well documented

so helpful thank you sir

Great to learn frm you😃sir

Thanks man.

Thanks!

I like your videos very interested wish you should be my teacher godbless you

You’re the best❤❤❤

thank you so much

where can we get the anatomical models? what's the brand?

@SamWebster

5 жыл бұрын

Somso. We buy them from Adam,Rouilly.

What are the numberings on the stem?

Thank you

You are great :)

thank you so much ^-^

Thaks for this

I love u doctor ❤❤❤

Goodday Sir!Can u do the inside bits of d brainstem plz, i havd a test nd exams comin up soon😤🙏

GOD BLESS YOU

legend

ما قصرت💗

Pineal gland

@SamWebster

5 жыл бұрын

Diencephalon.

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สมองเด็ก6ขวบคะ

please Arabic

Too bad you point with your finger and not with a pointy stick. Too bad.

Too bad you talk a lot but you point at the model very little. So I have no idea what you are talking about. Too bad.

Thanks doctor