Sir , I am medical student from India. I just want to say that You are brilliant Thank You😊

i am addicted to your educational videos thank you for sharing!

@bublisoniyak6227

2 жыл бұрын

Trueee

6:50 - These cross sectional views are extremely informative for learning the anatomy of the brain. Wish more of the slices are shown here, or in other videos. Soo helpful these videos are !

We appreciate your explanations! Thank you!

This is awesome. Whole semester I didn't really understand what this was. Perfectly explained and demonstrated. Instant subscription.

Sir You are my Inspiration 😍😍😍May you Live Happy & Healthy!

Always creative and excellent

Great content and presentation. Thank you!

Congrats "Daddy" ! Best INSULAR PRESENTATION ever! I thank you 😁

You doing great explain 👌👌👌

Great video dr Sam🤗🤗🤗

You are the best dude.

Very nice illustration

I had a left insular cortex stroke over 2 years ago. My personality & emotional health was affected in ways that aren't visible usually, So people don't understand. There is so little info about strokes in this area of the brain.

@maggalvin1339

2 жыл бұрын

@@WalkInto.TheSky Yes. I'm ok. I do have some residuals, but I was very lucky. Most of it is emotional & I get tired easily. I stutter & forget words after 8 hrs work. Still choke occasionally & eat mostly soft foods. Have some issues with depth perception. When I get tired, I get frustrated & cry. But no paralysis or things like that. What effects do you have?

Helpful video. Thank u very much sir

Thanks a ton .🙏

Appreciated the video. thanks!

Many many thanks Sir

I call it the meat and the set between the sandwich. It connects the bottom and the top of the brain and produces self awareness. It is key.

Thank u so much 😍

Thank you sir!!

Let's talk about that awesome belt though.

Thanks for teaching. I always wonder where is it

thanks for the video very useful. you look like a nice Dr. house

thx greg

Hi Sam! I was recently diagnosed with epilepsy. I got a MRI done and my neurologist said I have something called “Left Insular Cortex Irregular Sickening” She didn’t tell me anything else about it. Do you possibly know anything about this? Like exactly what it is, how/why my insular cortex is “sick”, why it causes me to have seizures, and how having my insular cortex being sick affects me differently than someone with a normal insular cortex? (Minus having seizures of course. I already know that haha) If so, I was wondering if there was an email I could reach you at to talk more about it?

My seizure started from insular cortex region. I have ecstatic epileptic seizure with gelastic as well

Inside the temporal

Where can I get this transverse sectional head model?

@SamWebster

2 жыл бұрын

Adam, Rouilly.

Inside side of temporal

Awesome vid! Where did you get that brain model??

So the insular lobe and thalamus are similar?

Very nice presentation but I have one confusion… you showed the transverse sections to represent MRI images but in MRI the transverse images are as if seen from below…not from above.

Quick question, I just had a stroke and it was in the insular cortex. I am noticing this weird depression I am having and an exacerbation of my PTSD symptoms, it seems to make sense according to what you were just talking about, do you think exhaustion could be a part of this? Just looking for answers that my counselor doesn't have and my doctor doesn't seem to have time to answer

@Arbiter902

Жыл бұрын

Hope you get better man

Clinically importent as well locating strokes. INSULAER RIBBON SIGN IN CT In MCA infarctions

Sir, please can you tell me brand name and website of your uses anatomy models , actually i 'm purchasing for my daughter, i want to gifted for her education. Please reply

@SamWebster

2 жыл бұрын

Adam, Rouilly.

Where does this guy teach? I'd love to take a class

@briannamccullough5423

2 жыл бұрын

What brain model are you using?

@travisbigtime7501

Жыл бұрын

Me too.

🥳

Where did you get your transverse model from?

Sir you are transtate to bengali please 🙏🙏

It took a while to get to the point...but alas we arrived.