Anatomy of the pituitary gland

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You’re a great teacher, keep going, love from Asia

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You are an amazing teacher. Very refreshing to see someone who really knows what he is talking about. Thank you!

[@Saint_Vincent1735]

I’ve just had a tumour removed from my pituitary so this was very informative. 🤞everything settles down and thank god for the medical sciences that makes this kind of surgery possible

[@michaelb1785]

Your audience is not only boys and girls. You are a great teacher and have value to a wider audience. Thanks.

[@dianahilburn9739]

I was diagnosed with a pituitary gland adenoma. This helped me a lot

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Thank you. You make me look forward to anatomy because your lectures seem like a funny yet educational TV show. Love from Fiji and the people of the Ocean

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I wish there was a way I could repay you! You’ve helped me so much through my anatomy experience. I take my midterm soon. Couldn’t do it without you! Thank you Sam!

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this is incredibly useful! thank you for the information and the great energy behind your teaching!

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the best antomy teacher ever without any exagération. thank you doctor^^

[@xoJM]

nice clear and clean demonstration im glad i found this presentation on pituitary gland in the brain. youre amazing!

[@teakup22]

THANK YOU so much for this video, Sam! this has been very helpful in my studies in Anatomy & Physiology 2! 😄

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[@anikettripathi7991]

In yogic cultures anatomy and physiology was taught in stories. Like lord Vishnu controller sitting between wings of garuda. Means pituitary the controller of body sitting between wings of Sphenoid. Model presentation more understandable. Great presentation. Keep teaching.

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I would like more info on this if you could

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You’re so funny and a great anatomist keep going :) much appreciated

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Thank you so much, your way of teaching is so interesting.

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I like his teaching style 🙂🙂🙂

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[@RehamAlslihpi]

Great and Understanding Explanation , Thanks!

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Big up!! You have made me feel excited to the study!!! Add more videos for us

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beautiful, sam! you have a lovely style...clear too...blessings and peace from canada

[@JasonHartsoe]

Great vids Sam! I am enjoying learning new things!

[@ranjitaphairembam1867]

Sir, your explanation is very clear, thank you very much for your kind demonstration.

[@mukihenry6431]

Thank you so much sir; the generousity with which you elucidate knowledge. Allow me ask please; can the pituitary gland be damaged/affected when an infant's forehead intensely hits the concrete floor of a trench through a height of a one meter? And what could be the signs/symptoms of a damaged pituitary gland in adulthood? Thank you

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Thank u so much.ur explanation is great and fabulous sir😍🥰

[@san11_09]

Thank you for wonderful explanation

[@newmanlord7130]

Sam, I learned just a few minutes drive now about the Pituitaries, that it secreats so l wanted to let close the function and how it works but You could make me locate it closely right now. Thanks and Hi from Ghana.

[@syed96602]

Enlargement of pituitary gland ( for instant Pituitary adenoma) can cause BILATERAL HEMIANOPIA. Bilateral Hemianopia is lost of vision of both temporal field or, in other words, outer half of the both the eyes. This is because the optic chiasm allows a cross over of the nasal part of the optic nerve.The nasal part gets the vision from the temporal side, contralaterally.

[@subhansiddiqui2579]

Hence it's other name, bitemporal hemianopia.

[@whiteshadow6883]

Thanks a lot for all the effort and hard work you have gone through to make it easy for us to understand. Hope you'll make more videos . Thanks again

[@hazelhazel4159]

Thank you for the video you made it very easy to understand

[@grousiest]

I’m no anatomy student; just someone with a pituitary gland. Came here looking for background info that may supplement my understanding of the 2cm Rathkes cleft cyst squashing it flat. My eyes and field of vision all check out fine. But sometimes I have weird experiences of feeling like something is pressing one or both of my eyes down or in different directions and I can’t see straight. Do wonder if the cyst might have an effect like that - or perhaps be the cause of all my visual migraine auras. Quite disruptive though the pain isn’t intense. Just curious really (though if anyone reading this knows about such stuff please do reply). Such interesting stuff. Great lesson - thank you!

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Your videos are really excellent!

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Great video. It helped me a lot. Big like and sub. Please keep going.

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Damn, I have discovered you so lately, at the end of my semester..

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Same!

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Me tooo 🥺

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Great video for anatomy of the pituitary gland! Thank you Sir! So helpful!

[@dmo6545]

Thank You Sir !! You are a Good Man Sam !!! Nice Video

[@thakurasthasingh7430]

Nice explained sir. ..thanks for uploading this. ....🙏🙏🙏

[@SheilaMore-l4v]

Oh my goodness I cannot help but laugh that pituitary gland is running around here somewhere🥰🤣🤣🤣🤣

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So very helpful clear, concise and meaningful.

[@euscieu4246]

Your videos are the best! Thank you so much

[@Dazzletoad]

Thank you Sam 👍🏻

[@ninjaman302]

Great information! Do you know what nerve connects the pituitary to the roof of the mouth?

[@painenvy67]

09:51 on the model you are holding does point 4 work with the pituitary gland to send hormones throughout the body? If point 4 is chronically obstructed or swollen permanently could it send hormones out the back of the throat in the form of a sore throat or a cold?

[@jesslynrex7390]

Thank you so much sir! You are great! saved my life

[@judetonymein747]

Interesting video now has a clearer understanding of the pituitary gland. Seychelles. If it has to be removed what would the side effects

[@ahmadm7360]

thank you, that video helped me a lot

[@karate4348]

totally incredible AND they break off and only the cleaner might know their whereabouts !

[@mohamedredasaleh6402]

Thank you very much. this video is very useful 🌻🌻

[@SheilaMore-l4v]

Well, thank you for explaining I did a little bit more information on it. Thank you.

[@fredbeverton553]

Thank you, great description from a layperson

[@mahmoudmasoud4347]

I like your presentation

[@highparadise11]

So could a mucosal thickening inside the sphenoid push against this gland?

[@khotai5775]

Thanks doc Yo7 made it very understandable- love and respect

[@josephinegonzaga1509]

Very helpful video

[@hibanido4858]

Omg thank you so much, this helped me a loooot

[@georgealderson4424]

An interesting vixeoe as always sir. Thinking about the missing pituitary glands in the lab maybe someone should make hard models with soft bits to make parts of them less fragile (perhaps?) in the hands of the clumsier students - or maybe they have already done so. Blessings and peace

[@thebiancavelalifestyle]

this is helpfull. thank you!

[@flEpicventures]

What happens when theirs on the MRI : PARANASAL SINUSES: There is moderate right sphenoid sinus mucosal thickening without air-fluid level. Mild ethmoid and left sphenoid sinus mucosal thickening without air-fluid level noted.

[@mikewatte4478]

I had a piturity gland tumor removed last year through the nose. I had loss of side vision and dbl vision

[@medlifemine3118]

Love from India🥰

[@agniflame1529]

Can we learn about now Pineal Gland? Can you make a video about this please?

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Wow,this is amazing

[@greymatter8211]

You havent told about the anterior , posterior relations ??

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I like your video, if you can add a little more of physiology and related disease will be great :)

[@andleenjo27]

Thank you so much 🙏🏽

[@Dr.ANAND_Medicine]

Superb video.

[@kutay8421]

Hi Sam , I have low stress tolerence , Bipolar type-1 syptoms , weight gain fatigue and anxiety and due to a late brain MRI 1mm lump behind posterior pituitary and an assymmetrical enlargement of my left hypocampus. I can have a detailed pituitary MRI but this time it will be 1- a coloured one and 2- two MRIs in a row. Should I be worried or get it done? Do you believe Bipolars and Posterior Pituitary Dysfunction can be the same thing? Best and sincerely best,

[@abhishekimagoudanavar5919]

love from india u r amazing!!!!!

[@michaelmoleele1754]

very detailed and i love it

[@sachinbhattarai3785]

Beautiful

[@cielfa6468]

thanks a lot that was very helpful

[@susantompkins4254]

If the pituitary gland enlarge could it cause growth sperse in your fingers or thumb?

[@ajself9881]

I think so, it’s called finger clubbing, a feature of graves disease. Common cause of hyperthyroidism.

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Really you are fantastic 😍

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Dear sam can u explain optic nerve

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Thank you sir. .

[@velerina2017]

Hi. What's the relation between pineal gland/mid brain with parotid gland /salivery gland?

[@nmalyahya]

Thank you, and I love you.

[@klfghf3163]

Amazing vid

[@keithpanicko2787]

I had a non cancerous tumor on the pituitary gland. Had the tumor removed 2 years ago. The gland is still there. Just not functioning. Wondering if there is any advancements in the medical field that can get the gland jump started. Very frustrated I need to take meds. Prednisone and levothyroxine. Hoping I can get some direction to get my body fixed. I’m 66 years old and in good shape. Please ,please help Thank you. 😢😢😢

[@thecontinental8978]

Also had a pituitary tumor removed. Pituitary is non functional but I only have to apply testosterone daily.

[@priyankarane6554]

Sir can u please go with norma veticalis norma frontalis norma basalis.. Just the lumpy bumpy bits of brain.. Please 🙂

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Nice video sir !!

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AMAZING

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Great models. Like coarpses

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So nice ...

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Much love teacher

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Thanks you

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Thanks

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sir you rock

[@brandonchretien5995]

Hello, I am 27 years old and have not been seen by a doctor in many many years (by choice). I have always had massive migraine head achs growing. All the time sometimes 2-3 times a week my mom and my self agreed to never get checked out because I thought they were normal migranes. If I fall asleep when I wake up the migraine are gone (kinda) and my body is extremly weak and very shaky. My face gets numb and my face feels swollen. Well I still get them in my 20's I get them not as often but I am not nearly physically active Like i was younger. Here is my major concern. Now I get his real sharp pain that last for a couple seconds. It goes from the from to rear of my head and last a couple seconds at a time. Now heres another concern I have not grown since I was 13 years old. My father is 5ft 9 my mom was 5ft 6 and i'm 5ft 3.

[@grousiest]

Please go to the doctor.

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I really want to buy some of these medical models to study because of personal anatomical interest but my wife will accuse me of some sort of voodoo or occult practice . I have to make do with these great videos,

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At least you are only wanting to study models of anatomy and not going for body snatching like Burke and Hare

[@Truerealism747]

My ent doctor saw mine today as did myself when he checked sphenoid sinus

[@7grhpsyfuck272]

There were lots of little games. I don't why I keep thinking about things I didn't want to think about. Where do thoughts come from?