one hour lecture and i learnt nothing.. 15 mins and bam! i feel like an expert

@SamWebster

6 жыл бұрын

+JustFlameAHoliic Great! Glad I could help.

Was feeling overwhelmed with this topic, but you have cleared so much up for me.. Thank you!

Thank you. Wish I found your videos earlier. But still I am very happy to find your channel. Your videos are helping a lot

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I really love all of your videos including this one. You are awesome!!!

@SamWebster

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

You are so generous to come out and teach students all over the world.. can't thank you enough for this (from india)

Thankyou so much sir! This is amazing! I like your editing style and overall, I like your videos! 👍👍

You have literally made my life easy, I was stuck on this topic for the past one hour. Thanks so so much!! 😭😭

@SamWebster

6 жыл бұрын

Great! That's the aim, so it's nice to hear that I'm helpful. Thanks.

You and your videoes are awesome! Thank you so much!

Wow!!! In 15 mins and it sticks like forever. Thank you sir. I'm grateful!

Excellent - interesting, thorough and clear.

This is amazing. 15 mins worth it.

I suffered a major Venus sinus Thrombosis in October of 2016. Then after 8 operations to block some of the fistulars at Salford Royal, I was still confused as to what happened and what was done to me in the intervening 6 years. You showed me in 15 minutes and helped explain why I suffer with migraines and their position, cheers.

Your lectures are amazing! It was the first time that I thought anatomy can be fun and that I not only want to pass but to understand how those things work and why!!! THANK YOU :) By the way, can you make a lecture about the limbic system?

LOL. I tried learning this from various books(CAN'T PICTURE THE STORY), tried searching stuff online and as you said people don't really mention it, and in 15 minutes everything is just crystal clear. Thank you very much sir.

Thank You, for existing

This was so so helpful!! Thank you!

This was amazing!

Totally understood, thanks!

Wao amazing Respected Sir. Your style of lecture is amazing. Thanks for such great job. You made this tough topic very easy.

@SamWebster

7 жыл бұрын

Great! Thanks.

Very good explanation. Thank you!

You are a beast, thank you!!

Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

Amazing.... Preparing for my specialization and ur videos are really helping me Thumbs up

Thank you! This was so so helpful!!! :D

Thank you ❤

Pls put more videos on neuroanatomy sir....very well presented

Thank u I've never asked myself how these models are put together. Thanks for showing us that.Totally Amazing, Lol Only the qualities of a truly Brilliant teacher. God Bless, Keep'em coming

Helping me a lot like always

Amazing video! Thank you so much!! :-)

Thank you!

can't see the forest for the trees without your help thank you very much

You gained a sub! Thanks

You are awesome!

Gosh this is so good.... Please please upload more. Pressor you are great!!!

@SamWebster

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks - I'm uploading one anatomy video each week. It's all in a bit of a random order though!

awesome Sam.. I wished u could have mentioned abt cavernous sinus and it's tributaries also

a big thank you

You are a great teacher sir

Wonderful videos. Thank you. Keep it up, Dr. W. Is the periosteum of the cranial bones the same as the outer portion of the dura mater or are there 2 layers of dura and then a periosteum?

Amazing! U made it so eazy

@SamWebster

6 жыл бұрын

+swapan deep I’m glad I’m helpful.

I wish I have those models in our lab and I could study freely with them/they look clean and not broken

Thank you for a great demo. May I ask if you provide a demo on exact flow of the blood through each sinus? I have an exam in the coming days and cannot get my head around it lol

Amazing👍👍

Wow never thought House will teach me

My favorite parts are when you drop the models and when you act eccentric and silly, much more engaging than a boring professional monotone lesson

amazing sirr

Interesting video..!👌👌

Amazing 🎉❤

Great sir...i really liked the vedio

Great sir

Great Lecture!!!

@SamWebster

6 жыл бұрын

+atheena saran antony Thanks!

thanx a lot

Hey these are fabulous thankyou! Can you make an updated playlist with all your neuro videos in? These neuroanatomy ones would be gold if in one place! Do you have a Patreon account? :)

Awesome ❤️

reason i continue to watch is you sound more like Richard Hammond from Top Gear lol,, makes this more interesting

Thanks a lot sir ❤️

thanks alot

thank you sir ^-^

awesome

Well explained..👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Sir... I like this video very much Please make video on CAVERNOUS SINUS

Dr house md here hahaha

@lancemerkle7022

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha yes

3 days I tried to learn my lessons on sinus and meninges, 15:32 and I understood everything !! Thank you so much !

@Saakkyybb

3 жыл бұрын

3 days, ain't that too much?

@camilledesplanques324

3 жыл бұрын

@@Saakkyybb rly ? Is that necessary to say that ? 10 month after? Ain't that too much ?

@Saakkyybb

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry if I sounded rude, I just asked out of curiosity. 🙏

Sir, is periosteum of the cranial bones the same as the outer portion of the dura mater or there are 2 layers of dura and then a periosteum?

Great video,i wish you just started when the video began ...otherwise i found it effective to listen to you...

Is ther any particular reason why the cavernous sinus is built like that? I've been wondering what on earth the reason behind sending cranial nerves and an artery through a vein!

Very nice

what about the arachnoid granulations that appear in the superior sagittal sinus? Why not in other sinuses? Why are there openings or splits in the dura mater, is that where the capillaries are draining into and the granulations found between the split of the dura sift through it? Are there more capillaries draining into the superior sagittal sinus? and when there is a split of dura why do we call that a sinus as well when the sinuses are generally regarded as veins?

@1617raerae

3 жыл бұрын

I have arachnoid granulations in my right transverse sinus. So I was wondering about this too. Clearly it can happen lol

do u have videos on cavernous sinus?

nice

Hello, I was informed I possibly had venous sinus thrombosis from a MRV scan. I was scanned again with CTA it was negative. I just want to be sure it’s negative. I see that you have a lot of experience with the scans. If all possible could you view my two scans you can also use them for studies and teaching purposes.

Great lecture sir ,plz upload more vedio s on neuroanatomy

@SamWebster

6 жыл бұрын

+krish A Thanks! I'll have a think about other neuroanatomy topics I could talk about.

Excellent piece of information , but please go slower

Video starts at 2:02

Amazing!

SIR U HAVENT SHOWN UP THE MIDDLE MENINGEAL SINUS I WAS HAVING CONFUSION IN ITS LOCATION

👍👍👍

awesome man

@SamWebster

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

By stuff...😂

You are great but with that typical british ascent i could understand only half of what you say 😅

gets there eventually, but way too much waffle.

Please be focused. Useless talk seriously waste my time