Anyone reading this who is trying to become a doctor- thank you. I’m so afraid that we won’t have any doctors in 10 years. Please don’t quit please I’m getting old I’m gonna need doctors!

@master_class6407

6 ай бұрын

Ai robots

@alinaj5094

3 ай бұрын

You’re welcome ;)

@apurva373

2 ай бұрын

what. why would we NOT have doctors😭😭😭

@micheal4826

Ай бұрын

@@apurva373love u

Your video is so very helpful! Thank you. I feel less like crying, throwing up, and giving up now. You are wonderful!

@NinjaNerdOfficial

6 жыл бұрын

We are so happy to hear this!!

@capiso1

5 жыл бұрын

Same here... I love this stuff, but it's hard to digest the book and make sense of it. These videos save my life. Thanks a lot and good job!!!

@kasthurikz5385

5 жыл бұрын

You are the best sir.

@tfoprincess

5 жыл бұрын

This comment is mood. I also felt like crying, throwing up, and giving up (in the reverse order of that list).

@ikonispoetry6452

4 жыл бұрын

It's good to know I'm not the only one feeling like that :D I do the same, but at the end ask myself if this is worth it and contemplate suicide :/ But then I watch Ninja or Dr. Najeeb, my panic attacks calm down and then I think life isn't so bad after all :)

The word "Legend" has no plural form, coz it is only one, and that's you. You are the most and only fantastic international teacher on KZread.

@ahmedal-saeedi5988

3 жыл бұрын

Legends?

@m.bosman25

3 жыл бұрын

@@ahmedal-saeedi5988 Legend is already uncountable and it can be used either!

I can't do more than subscribe, like and comment. you saved my life man thank you from deep inside my heart " really thank you"

@917hshzuan2

2 жыл бұрын

You can share

This guy teaches as cutely as he himself is. Please continue making videos for us medical students We'll be grateful

Brilliant, Sir! What is outstanding in your presentation is that you immediately talking about the tracts. Confusion arises when the topic begins with talking about the Lateral Pathways and Anterior medial pathways etc.etc. Just this morning I watched the presenter getting very confused!!!! (about the anterior medial pathway which he 'dragged' it into the discussion about the lateral pathway! Sad to watch!). You are a very gifted teacher and a wonderful communicator. Your greatest gift is recognising what the "guts" of the issue is and communicating it clearly. Many who have videos on the motor pathway and other neurology topics (or on any topic) have a great deal to learn from you. Thank you and all the best! If only I had a teacher like you years and years ago in medical school.......!!!!

@susanokafor3271

2 ай бұрын

😮

I genuinely want to be your friend. Every video I watch of yours, I am going to comment, which still doesn't show how much I appreciate you! Thank you for making this easy to follow

1st year medico sitting here during quarantine and watching your videos rather than watching my online classes!! U are truly amazing!! THANKS A LOT FOR THIS!! ❣️

Bravo! 35 minutes of fluent teaching without any interruption or hesitation

Damn !!! In the final year of medicine and now I ve finally understood the umn pathway.... The systematic approach was crazy...

Love your teaching style man. Good personality! Keep it up.

Hey! y'all killed it! I loved the enthusiasm and excitement that comes through!

don’t stop keep going downloading these masterpieces

First-year grad student here. Thank you so much for explaining so clearly! I feel like I can follow along more easily with the tracts because of this video, and I thoroughly appreciate the repetition! I definitely need it.

Just wish that university lectures are like him.😢

I personally think your videos are amazing and you've literally helped me pass my exams!! so so thankful and grateful to have tutors like you. I respect you and value your work.

First year of med school going on here and you literally saved me on my neurological anatomy course! This is so much more illustrative than reading any book! Thank you so much.

@mind9726

4 ай бұрын

First year here. I feel like I signed up for some crazy stuff. Please drop tips! :v

The legend himself very detailed, and well explained. You know how to make life enjoyable in the complex world of Anesthesia

I love watching your videos. They really help me understand the materials that I study at school. I feel your energy and passion on the topics that you teach, and it is amazing to see how much you have influenced me in a positive way. Thank you so much!

You're absolutely awesome!!! You are such a good teacher, You make everything so clear for me! Nobody has ever been able to explain all of this so easily, even if I'm not an english native speaker. Thank you so much!!

Im taking a neuroscience class in spanish and its killing me, but since i found this channel you guys are helping me get through this class... i get quite defeated trying to process what i read, i'm a visual learner and your drawings, explanations and repetition helps so much, thanks guys!

Been desperately searching for a good explanation for difference between Corticospinal vs Corticobulbar tract! just 4 minutes through your video helped me get through the mess I was in! Awesome! You literally help learners overcome that subtle information we are struggling to get through to becoming experts!

You literally took what professors & other videos teach in hours & days & beautifully summarized all key points in 35 minutes of pure bliss! Thank you to the moon & back!

You saved my life with this video. I spent 2 1/2 hours in lecture and couldn't grasp this but the way you break everything down step by step and build on things is so effective for learning. Thank you!!!

Great video, so helpful and easily laid out. When I learnt this in my lectures (studying Physiotherapy) my brain just shut down, but you've helped me to understand it! Hopefully it will stick for my exams in a few weeks! THANK YOU!

Corticospinal tract- Lateral corticospinal tract. Ventral corticospinal tract. Corticonuclear tract. Intiate the motor movement- Primary motor cortex Premotor cortex Supplement area Primary somatosensory area. Thought of movement- prefrontal cortex area. Cell bodies in 5 th lamina pyramidal.cells of Betz. Corona radiata Internal capsule Posterior limb of internal capsule Lenticular striae artery Mid brain- cerebral peduncle Crux cerebri. Pons- pontine nuclei. Medulla- decusattion 85. Lateral white column Lateral corticospinal tract Gamma motor neuron-tone Alpha motor neuron-extra fusal fiber. Distal limb fine and precise movement. Anterior corticospinal tract axial muscle. Crosses Anterior grey horn Alpha n gamma. Thank you sir

@jyotidudi6892

3 жыл бұрын

Hey... that's so genius bro....& supporting us for the quickest revision😎😎😎🤓🤠🤠

@RSRRW

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks you. This is very helpful 🥰

@elizamaria3008

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

@maxamedsaxardiid6541

Жыл бұрын

thank you bro

Thank you so much. It really helped me clear all my concepts. Now that l’am in final year,I have pretty much forgotten most of the anatomy of first year. I could recall almost everything after watching your video. Thank you once again

I have been struggling with this subject for a while. This really cleared things up! Thank you!!

one of the best and most detailed explanations I've ever heard!

In my final years of studying med in Sydney, Aus, and have always thought all neuroanat was the scariest and hardest EVER! Was sooooo stressed studying for my finals, especially stroke cases. This video answered EVERY Q i had about corticospinal tract omg I'm so ecstatic, you don't even understand. If this knowledge ever helps a patient of mine, I'll be crediting you in my head :)

This has saved me hours of textbook reading!! Thank you.

Your content is amazing. Thorough with detailed explanations, but easy to understand all the same. I'm a first year medical student and my peers and I are benefiting so much from your teaching style as we finish up our CNS unit. Keep doing what you're doing! Thank you.

This guy is a life savior

Can't thank you enough for this, I was considering myself someone who cram things but thank God now I believe on myself that I am a conceptual student

I can never thank another person soooooo much in my entire life!

The way you explain and order things is genuinely a million times more clear than the way we get taught the exact same content in Cambridge medicine...

Man, I wish I found this channel 2 weeks earlyer! You tell the neuroanatomy much more understandeble than my professors on my native language. Thank you! I have one more week, with your channel I feel some chance again!

Great work! Explained everything in full detail, definitely understand this corticospinal now! Thank you, keep it up!

Lots of my colleagues here in Poland study this crap by heart. Im one of a few that actually understands whats going on inside the brain thanks to your videos. Metabolism videos also helped me with lots of exams. Thank you :D

Your videos are wonderful! They make sense of things that my tiny brain could not fathom out after literally hundreds of pages of medical journals.

learning this thing is never been this easy, thank you so much for making me finally understand , you're ammaazing! keep on going man!

This video really helped me get pass my Physio class in my second year. Now, I'm heading into my internship. Thank you so much! 🙏

Such a clear explanation! It really is a pleasure to learn from you. Thanks team! You are making Neurology way easier for a med student.

I'm in awe oh how talented, smart, and good you are at what you do. I wish my NYU prof was nearly as good at teaching!

At the end of lecture i had an unconscious smile appeared on my face as if ive conquered the world...thanku "michael angelo" my fav character of ninja turtles

may god bless you, i struggled yesterday to understand this but i couldn't, so i felt very stupid and stopped studying. now that every thing is clear and make sense because of you there is no words to describe how grateful i am to you .

In my four year of med college from Buenos Aires, still cooming to see your videos. Its amazing how i can understan you better than mi spanish books or mi teachers. Thank you so much!!! Sos un kpo

Its been almost a week in searching for a video on this topic..and finally i got it...it helped me a lot...it was the best way of explaining..I loved it...quite simple quite easy...!!Thanku sir❤️🌸

Thank you Sir so much for clearing my concepts. This is so helpful .

Incrível vídeo! Excelente explicação!! Me ajudou muito a colocar as informações em ordem. Muito obrigado e parabéns!

Hey, zack! I just wanna say that yesterday I gave my neuro exam and I got a full mark with honors. I studied from dense textbooks but I built the base with your easy to digest video! This is the best study technique id give for any medical student! Thanks a lot and keep the hard work. I would suggest making videos regarding gaze control tho

man, you are an angel! wish i had this motivation after watching this video back in med school.. keep it up!

You made a not english native speaker and violinist, actually writing a master´s degree thesis about music therapy in stroke rehabilitation, understand. Thank you!!!

Love you! You are saving my neurology test! ❤️

I can't tell you how incredibly helpful your videos are. Thank you!

most easiest explaination ever. i mean i dont have enough words to show my gratitude. your informative videos actually save my ass.

I am very greatful to you that you are providing these lectures for free and I don't know what would had happened to the medicos without you.

Thank you so much for your explaination, accurate and clear.... greetings from Italy, you're helping me to study for my Anatomy exam!

Absolute legend. He’s helping millions of future doctors throughout the world.

This is my first day starting to study Neurology and thanks to you I'm off to a great start! :)

I was watching this other channel's video over and over AND OVER again because I wouldn't understand sheep but then I found your video and just gawwdd thank you!!! Not only do you explain it SO well but also you get as excited about teaching it as I do learning about it. So really thank you so much!!

Seriously AWESOME video!! I love that you ask questions that allow me to pause the video and think. So great and sending to friends in my class.

i love your videos, straight to the point unlike other people who make 1 hour video just to explain 1 tract.

Sending You a lot of love from Croatia

@Antoniooo1206

4 жыл бұрын

Sve nas je spasio! :D Pozdrav tebi od medicinara iz Ri! :)

@bayernmunich4175

4 жыл бұрын

You can use translated version of snells neuroanatomy

Wow. Wow wow. Thankyou soo much sir for making it simple. Only half hour ur video make crystal clear concept

i am massage therapist and this is very needed for me .i am very much blessed and i educate while watching ur utube.

THANK YOU SO SO MUCH you are saving my life here!

You are saving my life here. Thank you so so much 🙏🏼

Ninja nerd, you 're such a good teacher!! All of your physiology videos are incredibly helpful. Concerning this corticospinal tracts section, a video on muscle tone (dynamic and tonic nuclear bag fibers, muscular reflex) would be even more helpful! Thanks a lot!

U r one of the best teacher ive ever seen in my life keep going you r PERFECTTTTTTTTT☆☆☆☆☆

It´s a pleasure to listen to you. Very helpful explanations. Thank you!

You’re gonna be the reason I pass neuroanatomy in grad school, man. You’re so amazing 😭😭😭😭

This is so unbelievably helpful!! THANK YOU!! all of your neurology videos are saving my life right now. God Bless!

Amazing knowledge and beautifully presented in a clear and understandable way. Thank you for making neuroanatomy accessible to the people.

This video was hands down the best educational tool for me on this topic, thank you so much! Seriously, stupendous.

You're keeping my grad school career afloat. THANK YOU

This is the best explanation I've gotten on this topic. And really, I enjoyed it, thank You and God bless You

Thanks for explaining the CST so nicely. It helps me clarify a majority of concepts regarding the role of brain and spinal cords for motor actions. This understanding will help me designing the brain-robot interface based rehabilitation interventions for poststroke functional recovery.

Loved it.. 😍😍😍 u r a life savior...got my exams tomorrow amazing simple way of explaining.. Tq tq tq

Good stuff. Excellent illustrations and explanations. I've been having difficulty grasping these concepts from the books but these illustrations make them a lot simpler. Great work.

He explains everything so clearly that I Wouldn’t have further doubts ….awesome

This video seems to be very helpful to me. All the structure were explained so clearly and easily. Thanks for the video.

Loved it, your lectures are incredibly well thought out and so comprehensive, so so so appreciate the ninjanerd team

OMG!ive never understood this concept until i watched ur video, this is a big help to me, im gonna report this..thank you 💜

You’re a gem. Thankyou for making this so much easier. Truly, truly indebted!

Hey! Thanks soooo much for your videos. They're always so detailed and well explained!! Only in this vid I think you left out one crucial element: the fact that the ventral corticospinal tract has a bilateral ending. That's why unilateral brain lesions only affect movement of the limbs and not the axial muscles! But thanks a lot man, you're really helping people out!

You saved my life (and my neurology exam)! Thank you very much!

Thank you for that video Zach. It was very informative and just what I needed. Appreciate your work!

Just letting you know you’re basically teaching me every complicated topic that I need to learn for my neurophysiology boards so thank you for basically saving me lol

Very helpful overview to pre-read. I also love how you present; your smiling face reassures me :D

This was AMAZING! Thank you so much you just changed my world!

You are absolutely my brilliant man , REALY REALY Thank you for what you present to humanity directly and indirectly

soooo helpful for my postgrad studies here in South Africa. Thank you so much Doc

Simple amazing! This how it happened form me I go through my materials which is given by my professor at university. And than I watch your videos. Andy than afterwards everything come so clear. I really appreciate you work and effort. Thank you!!!

best corticospinal explanation so far😍😍keep the good job!!!

The clarity that you provide just amazes the mind... hats off!!!🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

Thanks a lot for a wonderful video. I accidentally came upon this video. You know what I a retired doctor & I thought wish I had seen your video when I was a student!! It would have made my learning so much easier & less confused. Well done. Keep up the good work.

You teach with so much love and all for free. Thank you.

I am pursuing Dental Sciences, this video has helped me so much!! Thank-you!!

Can you do more neuro videos like on the ventricles, brain stem, diencephalon and discuss the telencephalon all the gyri and sulci?? Pls pls

@rahmaabdalla9037

3 жыл бұрын

Yes please