Circle of Willis - 3D Anatomy Tutorial

3D anatomy tutorial on the Circle of Willis.
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[@beyzee8516]

I've always wanted to be a neurosurgeon and watching this now I can't avoid thinking that someday I'd be face to face with the actual circle of willis of my future patient in the operating room. Gives me chills everytime.

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Thank you. Is it possible this wonderful and complex system just randomized evolution ? ... This is the sign of a Creature !

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serotonin0 Evolution is not randome

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Haha I think the organisms with other configurations of this system (i.e. Variation) that didn't work out well just died out so we're left with one that works perfectly.

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Wow!I this video help me understand more about the circle of Willis. The script too is a brilliant update on your video. For a Physiotherapist like me this is a quick reference. Thanks!

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[@robinkeke8717]

if you could change the color coding when explaining the different branches of arteries it would be easier to understand. Overall great explanation thanks!

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such clean and simple explanation of a complicated topic.Thanks!

[@rhrhr01]

This would have been useful 3 weeks ago when I had my Neuroanatomy exam haha. Nevertheless, it's helped me understand it better, so thanks!

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I wish my anatomy professor would have used this. She breezed through this so quickly I barely learned anything.

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[@LiveFreeOrDie2A]

I don’t know why but the name Circle of Willis cracked me up every time you said it. It’s such a silly sounding but awesome name for an anatomy structure. What is the origin??

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Because, probably a secondary branch coming off the middle cerebral artery burst, leaving without blood supply to cerebral cortex motor area that controls your leg movement. Sometimes, other areas replace the affected one and you might recover the movement of your leg.

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I loved this video... made this circle of willis so easy....😋😊🥳🥳 thankyouuuu!

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[@Athingahangwi]

thank you so much .i totally understand the concept now. thank you for this video and the others, you make my walk through medical school much easier. however , i have a little confusion where you start highlighting the middle cerebral artery and the anteriour cerebral artery , the arrow for the middle cerebral goes to the artery on the left of the screen but when you rotate the model to show the middle cerebral artery through the lateral sulcus, it is the other one on the right. I would really really appreciate some clarity. thanks once again

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i would love this type of demonstration of the heart.

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[@wholeNwon]

To complicate one's life, the majority of people have anomalies of the Circle of Willis and related vessels. That's very important to surgeons who must decide whether to insert shunts during vascular operations.

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Thank you sir 😊

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nice video .understood the very easiely

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Awesome, thank you so much very bug help seeing it in 3d