You deserve to be named as the father of explaining and teaching

@NenehAgan

2 ай бұрын

where do we vote🥹

@selwynhenriques2614

16 күн бұрын

Very useful to understand difference between upper and lower motor neuron lesions ,really appreciate the ton of research you put in to give us such a detailed and simple to understand explanation .

Throughout the medical life I felt pain whenever I saw the word UMN & LMN because I didn’t understand these complexity. Thank God, I can die in peace now bcz I understand upper & lower motor neuron lesion. Thank you ninja nerd, you are the best teacher of this planet.

Best teacher to ever exist in this planet!!!!!

@rjkmdb

3 жыл бұрын

So true

@hillsongirl1

3 жыл бұрын

His kids will be blessed, hope he does pass on his DNA

@MsElina28

3 жыл бұрын

Amen!

@Foodies28Joy

3 жыл бұрын

True❤️😍

@prashant23ify

3 жыл бұрын

Sir I have a dbout please help me solve it . If UMN lesion is present, obviously no signals are passed to lower motor neurons, so there should be less release of acetylcholine ….. so basically umn=lmn … why there’s a difference???

Love from INDIA

@Destinyschild777

8 ай бұрын

Same bhai, best teacher in the world

@piyushgadegone5107

16 күн бұрын

Ye Ranveer Allahabadia jaisa dikhta hai kya dosto?

Seriously - 4 hours of uni lectures - distilled into pure gold.

@dennishaji2830

Жыл бұрын

Facts my G

How this man keeps going all from his memory without a single hiccup is beyond me 🤯

@evilreborn4088

3 жыл бұрын

Practice. He prepares every lecture. Then practice and then shows us the final product. He Is seriously good. All concepts getting cleared

@drdebocherry

3 жыл бұрын

He is the Master of the Universe, as in Queen Song!

@ghadderd.3444

3 жыл бұрын

صلي على محمد لا تحسدينه

@BrianHurd

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure some of the minutia is on a monitor off screen (but I could be wrong!), but 90% he knows. He is a badass.

@seemo5681

2 жыл бұрын

@@ghadderd.3444 منجد فجعتني ليتها تقول ماشاءالله

Zach , you are like one of the best med teacher in the planet currently.

So much respect to you, attempting to get into PA school and discovering how hard that can be! Your videos provide an in-depth understanding that I probably couldn’t get elsewhere this easily! May God bless you for all your efforts!

The way you teach is honestly amazing! Thank You Zach! Shout out Kristen! Shout out Rob! Thank You Ninja Nerd Lectures!

Liked it and enjoyed it, definitely. I am so thankful, I was always very interested in neurology but found it quite complicated. You make all the complicated concepts seem understandable. I coudn't ask for anything more. And you even tell everything with such a spark that makes me want to binge watch your neurology playlist! Who would've thought..

Ahhh!!!!! The most awaited video is here....🤩 Thank you Zach....I respect You and your work a lot...I really do...🤩🍰

I just wanted to say that I freakin love your videos! You truly helped me pass advanced anatomy in my grad program! You have a gift of teaching things very clearly something some professors do not know how to do!!!!

Neurology seemed so tough to me.You made it so easy zach🤗🤗. Thank you ninja nerd team❤🇳🇵

I would travel across the world just to thank you in person, Zach!

Zach & Ninja Nerds, you constantly blow my mind...in that good neuro way! This subject was so terribly taught at my medical school, thank you for making this clear!

@pavankumardurgad

8 ай бұрын

❤

Please share this video to freshers in medical school,it's fucking awesome,I have wasted years studying books trying to understand this but you clearly described in simple way.Millions thanks to you.

Thank you Zach. I have been recently diagnosed with MND and a fell into a dark space. Your lecture has clarified my case such that I can understand what I may or may not have. This allows me to understand and deal with what could have been a total despair.

Being a medical student your videos are such a blessing to me... Thank you sir.. Finally understood it❤

I don't know how I'd get through medical school without you Zach! Thank you so much for teaching and sharing your knowledge - I literally don't know how to thank you enough

This was aweeeesome😭 I am basically hours away from facing my end of term internal Med exams and this was so useful 💡, the light to the end of my tunnel 💗

Oh my God I have a neurology exam in the morning, you couldn't possibly have had better timing! I might cry with sheer relief and gratitude 🤧 Your videos are the only reason I'm surviving and feeling smart while doing it 😂❤️ Thank you soooooo much! I cannot possibly ever express my gratitude. You are a real inspiration!

Thank you so much for this. Best teacher! No one taught this in so simplified form in medical school. It helped me a lot.

I was waiting for so many years for this video...passed MBBS some years back.. I used to memorize UMN &LMN Lesions.. But this time i wl never forget....Great teacher..! Wonderful way of teaching...

You guys are awesome, insanely good, the best teachers! Thanks for a great lecture Zach, it has really helped me understand about assessing for UMN v LMN lesions 🧠🤩🤙🏼

@elizabethwetzstein-cm1jp

8 ай бұрын

You have no idea how helpful those content is. I appreciate you.

understanding Mechanism behind all these hyper reflexia and hyper Tonia makes it easy to memorise.... also gives an enjoyment 9f understanding the actual concepts behind...Kudos to your team sir for gifting such an amazing lecture.❤️

The best teacher I am eagerly waiting for him twice in every week

This is the best video on the internet . Thanks for being short and so comprehensive !❤

you get a lot of love in these comments and it's well deserved. I rely on these vids so much to supplement my "scholarly readings" because you break it down into much more comprehensible language. I'm not exactly sure how you do it but you make it so much easier to grasp. I watch bits over and over to make sure I have the idea correct. You are a legend

Love his lectures. How he can remember that much info. Genius

3 years of doubt and confusion cleared in 1 hour lecture... THANK YOU VERY MUCH..

I can't imagine my life without ninja nerd💗 I love u guys we owe u alotttt❤️ يارب كلكم تسلمووو

You deserve tones of awards... This makes so much sense when examining CVA patients thanks so much ninja nerd🙏❤️

Thank you for what you guys do. I've been using your videos all through undergrad and now in medical school, and I can honestly say that you are one of the main reasons I (and likely many others) have been able to make it this far. Ninja nerd will have a big donation coming their way after residency!

so happy for you guys for what you have accomplished over the years! been here since 1st yr med school and I still am now that i am a graduating medical student! keep rocking you guys!

@obedbagona7402

2 жыл бұрын

Regards to MSU Med! - From ADZU School of Medicine

@danielpa8644

2 жыл бұрын

In the MASS part of lecture - LMN lesions cause less protein synthesis (more protein degredation) then at 23:30 the muscle responds to a decrease in Acetylcholine by synthesizing more nicotinic receptors. How are new receptors being created when protein degredation is going on with a LMN lesion?

@honeybadger1621

Жыл бұрын

hi,I'm type 1 diabetic 46 years old 15 years have neuropathy. I broken my tibia bone 4 screws and rod in my leg now. my question diabetic people's fracture healing? also neuropathy can made problem for healing process?

@sudeeptalapatra3982

Жыл бұрын

@@danielpa8644 great qs Daniel.!..even when protein synthesis is less due to less Ach cell will try to make new and more nicotinic receptor so as to increase muscle pr synth with whatever protein the cell from the very beginning of UMN lesion and even in late phase it will destroy it's organelles To make N.receptors because it is the only means to maintain homeostasis for the muscle cell.

BLESS YOU!! You explained UMN vs. LMN in the first 5 min of this video better than my grad school professor did in a full semester. Thank you!!

Really help me to understand neurology class clearly. Thank you Zach. You did it great!

THIS IS LIFESAVING, i have a neuro class in 2 hours and this just was PERFECT!

His spirit challenges every mind to thirst more for knowledge. Thank you for your energy and time

That was amazing. Just basically taught about 400 pages of exam prep. Thanks for doing this. You have really exemplary teaching skills. I wish I could half as good a job.

Perfect timing. Great job guys you really help bring it all together at the same time hitting the small things people like to test about.

Being a medical student the respect and love I have for this person is inexplicable! Thank you

Kudos and all the best wishes. This solved my never solving confusions ❤️

Saving my entire existence in Neuro thank you for explaining the findings for fasciculations!! So easy to follow!

I am so beyond thankful for this video! I couldn't understand the differences between them and was struggling and this was so so clear! Thank you so much you guys are life savers!

Amazing! I understood so many things in depth that I had been taught couple years ago

Amazing lecture as always! When are you guys releasing the video about the physical exam? Btw love your videos, been watching them since my first year in medschool and I'm in my fifth now, and it's a lot thanks tou you! Keep up the great work!!

I swear this is the best lecture I have see in KZread ,, Sincere love and respect Doctor ,, YOU ARE AMAZING!!

Best teacher ever! My wife has recently been diagnosed with Progressive Bulbar Palsy and this video really helps me understand the symptoms. I am a Nurse anesthetist by training, but never really paid attention to this topic in the past. Thank you for posting, keep it coming

Zach you are helping millions of people. I am praying for you and your family so that God grants you with health and wealth. Thanks

One word for you: KING!

Best to explain MND! My dad passed away from ALS a few years back started with the bulbar. I’m having symptoms of LMN with fascinations. This definitely give knowledge to determine what one has!

You're absolutely an amazing instructor, who feeds the whole world with knowledge through social media..

I love you Teacher ❤️... From India 🇮🇳

The way you connect physiology with medicine ; damn I'm in love !

last year med student here and your videos are god-sent!! thanks Prof! Many loves from malaysiaaa

Thank you for the most woderful lecture with brilliant simplification of a complicated topic. I have one doubt - the inhibitory tracts from Medullary reticulo spinal nuclei are descending ipsilateral where as excitatory cortico spinal tracts are coming from opposite side of brain, so how these inhibotory tracts are damaged to produce hyperreflexia in UML when the UML lesion is actually on the opposite side of the brain. Pl clarify, thank you.

Pure class of love 😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️

oh my god! i can not stop watching your neurology classes. i am a resident 5 th year in the neurology department. It is fascinating me after seeing you explain this staff!

As someone diagnosed with PLS (Primary Lateral Sclerosis, UMN) over 29 years ago and heavily involved with PLS email groups then Facebook PLS groups (1400+ members) for around 25 years that's the best explanation I've yet seen! Thank you! 👍 The only thing I have issues with is the explanation of fasciculations as being LMN. Almost every one of the 1400+ PLSers in our Facebook group, including myself, have fasciculations yet I'm sure after 31 years from first symptoms I have PLS with UMN symptoms only. The connection between fasciculations and fibrillations measurable on EMG seems tenuous because most of us with serious fasciculations have had EMGs which show no LMN involvement.

Just here to leave a like and a comment for the algorithm

I wish I could draw like him...

You are literally amazing,for years as a postgraduate specialist I was struggling for this topic,,,,,if there is a magician,its you❤

Great revision session. Excellent teacher, delivered at just the right pace. Easy to understand and follow. Thank you!

FIRST ONE TO COMMENT. HUGE FAN OF YOU SIR. LOVE FROM PAKISTAN❤ do reply to me 🤒😂 Stay Blessed❤

@NinjaNerdOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!!!

My teacher is back.....whoooo

@NinjaNerdOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

You really explain in depth ❤️..most times we don't stop to ask why some things in medicine happen the way they do but you explain it all❤️😍

Can't express how thankful I am, Appreciate the time you spend to teach us in such an efficient easy, and fun way.

You make the topic more interesting by saying the word "beautiful " again and again 😍😌😍

Should be mandatory viewing for new PLS and ALS patients. Cleared so much up about the affliction. Thanks so much.

Everytime i finished any lecture by you i feel like uff i love your teaching techniques...also i think its your teachings that makes me love mediacal science...thank you a very very much...😊😊😊

42:33 that smile on your face made me smile, Zach. You love to teach and it shows, always! Appreciate everything you do :)

I have waited all day for this. Thank you Zach you are the best of all.!!!!

What an extraordinary lecture you have prepared and made it available for free for real. I am so thankful to you.

You are really good at what you do. I have been struggling to understand this stuff for years so you have really filled the gaps in my knowledge, so thank you Ninja Nerd, keep creating and explaining, looking forward to watching more of your videos

what a time to be alive.. I am blessed to have found this channel

I am a Japanese doctor first year. I am not good at English, but your writing boad is wonderful, I can understand neurology deeply. Thank you.

the best teacher and the best channel ever , you literally are saving lives !

Literally the best teacher anyone could ask for! My Med school life saver!

I have tried to understand why UMN lesion causes hyperreflexia, not even my teacher explained this in the lecture in our neurology block. But, I am glad we have you. TBH, We all need to fund this guy to open his medical school.

I'm thankful to Ninja nerd for the most simplified yet difficult concepts. Thank you for making med school make sense 💖

I'm doing an elective, only a first year unit, and I have close to 5,000 words in notes from various sources on ALS. In absolutely none of them (and I'm talking books devoted to ALS) do they describe it anywhere near as clearly or sequentially as this video. What an amazing teacher, you're now bookmarked next to 2-minute neuroscience videos... I'll be seeing you along the rest of my psychology degree pathway :D Now to find suitable academic texts to reference for the knowledge that you shared in this video.

Thank you so much. I spent 4hrs trying to understand my lecturer's notes on UMN and LMN. Should have came straight to ninja nerd. You made things easy for me

I LOVE HOW I JUST GOT TO THIS TOPIC AND THEY UPLOADED THE VIDEO A FEW WKS BEFORE 🥺😭😭 thank u sooo sooo very much for helping me pass neuro 🥺💜☺️

Sir, you are blessed with intelligence and the gift of teaching. Thank you for breaking down these hard topics

OMGGG I was waiting for this lecture and its here. you explain in the best possible way, cant thankyou enough sir, god bless youu

i am appreciative of your efforts, due to these videos, i have decided to pursue a degree in the medical field, in particular neuroscience, i think without this resource i would have remained aimless in life, and i attribute my newly ignited passion to you.

Excellent explanation I've been struggling with this topic.... Now after watching your video, it's crystal clear. Thankyou so much

Best teacher for understanding concepts 💞 kindly at the end of every lecture, cover the whole board so that we can take screen shot as well for memory

Things and books just made sense after a long while. Thank you so so much for this video. I really appreciate your enthusiasm, clarity of concepts and efforts Professor. 😄

Hey Zach! Your content is helping me understand so many concepts that I might have missed during med school. Also, can I please make a request? Can you please upload a couple of lectures on CT Scan Interpretations, especially on Neurology as my little brain is having a difficult time differentiating sinuses from ventricles (A little exaggeration but you get it, right? Simply adore you, your hardworking team, and your content! More power to you.

My Zach doze for the day! I was reluctant to see neurology classes but .... now I am hooked! Zachcellent!

Learning to be a canine chiropractor, and you’re video’s helped me sooo much. Thank you! 😃

i cannot express my gratitude , you really made physiology so simple for me thank you so much

This video is just gold I don't think anything is more precious than this Thanks Sir for all the effort , this lecture is so very helpful. I searched a month looking for this concept in all the places I could . Thank u sir Lots of ♥️ and respect .

This is what I was waiting for.. ✨Thank you so much.. Medical student from sudan❤️

Wow this video is amazing. I actually hate myself for not searching this topic 3 weeks ago. I should have mastered it by then. Thank you again ninja nerd!!!! Wish you all the best.

You are so talented at making difficult concepts more understandable. Your videos are an absolutely Godsend!!!

amazing and easy to understand video! my professors mentioned the results of the lesions but not why so i left with questions, but this makes it so easy to comprehend

I have been struggling learning this, you made it so clear. Thank you!!

Very timely for my Neuroscience class! Thank you @Ninja Nerd Lectures!