That "shinnggg !!!" sound is the concept getting hit straight across into your brain and getting locked in there forever !!!

This video was seriously 100x better than my prof's lecture. Thank you!

Your lectures are incredible! Thank you so much! Everything is explained so concisely and clearly and with a sense of humor

I am absolutely in awe of how good this video is. One of the best medical tutorials on internet or anywhere. Hats off to you good sir...

So glad you are back Dr. Morton!

@TheNotedAnatomist

6 жыл бұрын

Thank-you Dr. Strong ... it is nice to be back :)

@thapamagarpramod2972

5 жыл бұрын

two super heroes chatting each other...love you both

@thirstycrow10

3 жыл бұрын

Both of you are helping a lot to the IMGs. Two nice professionals. Thank You for all your kind efforts.

Wow, this video and the one before it are seriously excellent. Been struggling trying to make sense of brainstem internal anatomy and this finally did it. Thank you!

@TheNotedAnatomist

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

@ianberlin3214

Жыл бұрын

Agreed this is great.

I love how you break it down into a sensible organization, going both within a horizontal cross section and also within a verticle tract

@TheNotedAnatomist

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for noticing :)

Literally the BEST video I've seen so far about brainstem nuclei. Can't understand why my med school doesn't teach it this way! I thought the issue was with me not being smart enough to understand this but realized now it was just the way it was presented to me. I can't thank you enough for this clear and logical way to learn the nuclei vs blindly memorizing everything with no rhyme or reason. Thank you for teaching me HOW to think!

@TheNotedAnatomist

2 жыл бұрын

Well thanks so much ... that made my day. I am thrilled to hear that this tutorial was helpful. All the best in your studies.

You’re back after two years, so awesome. Future dentist checking in!

Thanks Dr. Morton for taking the time to make this! I know it takes a lot of your time and energy. Your high quality videos are much appreciated!

Very very great video. I was hoping for this kind of video for the sensory,special and relay nuclei of the brainstem as well.

It is really amazing lectures. I can feel the spirit and inspiration. Thank you so much!

I likey! Thanks muchly. I had trouble relating the cranial nerves to the nuclei but this lecture has made it go poof. The clinical applications are gold.

Man, you're the best. I love your lecture plz keep doing that.

Wow! I’m actually talking to myself from excitement because this is priceless!!! THANK YOU!

@TheNotedAnatomist

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Nataly ... I So happy it was helpful

I see a video by Dr Morton, I watch and like. That's just how I roll

Thank you, Dr. Morton. I wish I had found your website earlier. You are an amazing teacher and made Neuroanatomy( scary) very easy.

Please make one on sensory nuclei as well, you are amazing 😭❤

holy shit, the man who got me through my first semester at medical school is back :D

@ld1667

6 жыл бұрын

Same, his vids got me through first year of medical school :)

@Andrew-kh7rz

4 жыл бұрын

I really don t understand u guys don t know already these stuff before getting into med school?So i shouldn t learn these if i m premed?

@marcielariccia9520

4 жыл бұрын

Hopefully you’ve figured out that yes you can learn this prior but they’re still going to take the time to teach you for board exams in med school

@vhscopyofseinfeld

2 жыл бұрын

@@Andrew-kh7rz mark my words, if you get into medical school you’re going to cringe at the realization of how remarkably dimwitted your comment is. At your place now you can’t possibly fathom the volume of knowledge you are tested on in med school. You think you can & that you do, but you don’t.

@buqbooQ

Ай бұрын

wya rn

This guy is a fabulous presenter. Incredible!

thank youuu!! you should make a Brainstem sensory nuclui part too!

Really well made video, glad you're back!

You are so good at teaching and have a good sense of humor i will sub thanks

The long awaited return. He's alive!

Thank you!!! Explained it so clearly

Thank you!!! :) Really enjoyable, clear...amazing.

I learnt so much. Neuro is cool once understood. Thank you Sir

Great lecture!! Thank you!!!

Wow DR finally you are back

Best courses of my life, you made it clear and very simple for me. Thank you sir, chiiiiiiing

@TheNotedAnatomist

3 ай бұрын

Glad it helped!

Thank you so much. Greetings from Germany

Doctor this amazing.. Thanks a lot

Awsome sir ❤🎉

Nice video, Dr. Morton! -Brett

You are a life saver ❤️‍🔥

pls say "shinnn" not that often please. Except this, your lecture is of a great value. Highly informative and easy-to-understand. Thanks from Russia.

thx sir you help me so much

you are the best

you are great

i just discovered your page and it's so helpfull, could you maybe do a video on the thalamus anatomy?

Goat for this!!

Is it along these areas where the lock jaw can be explained too??

At 3:16 you mention IO muscle action as contributing to depression or looking down. Is this correct? I learned this as extorsion and UPWARD deflection of the orbit. Is the IO muscle downward as you stated a conjoined action with the IR?

Why do you neglect the spinal nuclei? Which cranial nerve nuclei extend into the spinal cord and how far down do they go? V, X, XI, XII? Is that a comprehensive list?

How do you know where to place the line for the sulcus limitans? It seems you had it on different places on the Abducens and hypoglossal nerve.

@TheNotedAnatomist

2 жыл бұрын

I look for the dent on the inside of the neural tube… it is usually an educated guess

Shinnng!

Can you please tell me where you got the cross section black and white diagrams? Would love to annotate them myself!

Thankuuuuu 😍

Thanks

@TheNotedAnatomist

11 ай бұрын

No problem

Many thanks🫀

Could you go over that last one again? The explanation was a little ambiguus.

@TheNotedAnatomist

2 жыл бұрын

Haha

Nice

Is there a video for the sensory nuclei?

@TheNotedAnatomist

3 жыл бұрын

Not yet :(

Really like the acknowledgement part lol😂

03:19 Wouldn't the Inferior oblique moves the eye up not down?

@TheNotedAnatomist

6 жыл бұрын

You are correct ... i spoke too quickly there. The inferior rectus muscle (IR) moves the eyeball down ... and inferior oblique (IO) moves the eye up. Thank-you.

@danieloren4849

6 жыл бұрын

Thank- you! I'm new to this channel but I found this video extremely helpful and I look forward to checking out the rest of the content. Thanks again!

❤🔥🔥🔥

You are a wizard. Do you teach at a medical school?

@TheNotedAnatomist

4 жыл бұрын

Yes i do thanks ... i teach med, dent, PT, OT and in the summers the PA students. They are a lot of fun!

I love you

Sir.. Pls make a video on LMN and UMN facial palsy.

@TheNotedAnatomist

Жыл бұрын

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IO functions to elevate and adbuct the orbit

Sir plz on sensory nuclei one video plzzzzzzzzzzzz

What it LOOK LIKE?????.....JUSTICE!!!!

i dont understand about 4th N.

12:26 visceral motor neuron

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littleJohn....4:25

Wife's eyes, beautiful.

never lick any wounds

Oculomotor Nucleus: 1:54

Sir why anatomy is so boring and everything just to memorise why are we learning all this information that is easily accessible on the internet at a click away?

@kartikgarg441

3 жыл бұрын

Sir you liked my comment.. Means do you agree with me despite being an anatomist??

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It's annoying when you say SHINNG... all the time