Aphasia, Agnosia and Apraxia, Dr Adel Bondok Making Anatomy Easy

Dr Adel Bondok Anatomy Teaching Videos. The video describes 3 disorders of the higher brain function: aphasia, agnosia and apraxia.

[@prithamprithu5740]

Hands down👏,one of the best presentation on internet 😊

[@AdelBondok]

Thank you my dear friend ❤️. Appreciate the feedback .

[@drlatifkhattak]

You are awesome Teacher.. I literally love your work, so simple and comprehensive. Thanks God for having you. More power to you. Love From Pakistan🇵🇰

[@AdelBondok]

Thank you Dr Latif. I really appreciate your feedback and your trust in the content of the channel. Glad that it is of great help to you and others. Love and respect from Egypt ❤❤

[@Danica14321]

Couldn't quite understand these conditions in my neuropsychology class so thank you for this video it helped so much!!

[@AdelBondok]

Glad that you are satisfied. I agree that these topics are difficult to understand. Best wishes with love ❤ and respect.

[@meghahuesshades5902]

Very informative 👍 could you also do a video on childhood apraxia of speech and development al aphasia.

[@elissafilozof455]

This is a great video! Thank you from the USA!

[@AdelBondok]

You are always welcome ❤️. Best wishes with love and respect.

[@89rakeshh73]

Thank you sir..best videos for neuroanatomy

[@AdelBondok]

Best wishes ❤

[@Travel_t4]

Much appreciated!!! It helped me to pass the final neurology exam

[@AdelBondok]

Congratulations. It is a difficult topic. Best wishes ❤️

[@n.e.o.n3983]

Awesome teaching!!! Glad i came across this vid!!! thank you so much sir 😊

[@AdelBondok]

That is really great 👍. Best wishes with love and respect ❤️

[@tjonghasen2685]

A good lecture...usualy trombosis the stroke symthon komplek ...

[@AdelBondok]

It is a difficult topic, but I made it easy. Best wishes ❤️

[@asdssa2714]

Thank you a lot ...🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@AdelBondok]

Always welcome

[@elainbutros1294]

thank you so much doctor well organized presentation

[@AdelBondok]

You are most welcome ❤️. Best wishes with love and respect

[@nosibamousa2781]

Thank you so much! You are brilliant!

[@AdelBondok]

You are always welcome ❤️. Love ❤️ and respect ❤️

[@undeadsatan3317]

Thankyou doctor

[@AdelBondok]

Most welcome

[@medzac8794]

Amazing 😇

[@AdelBondok]

Lots of thanks

[@shafiealwasifer1871]

very clear and well explained thank you!!!!

[@AdelBondok]

Glad that you are satisfied. Best wishes.

[@songheartzou7423]

在youtube上找到的为数不多的关于失用和失语的教学视频。谢谢您的分享！请问您可不可以出一期关于神经递质的视频呢？期待您更多的好作品。

[@AdelBondok]

You are most welcome. I will put it into my consideration

[@ankanpal3521]

Thanks 👍 Awesome presentation

[@AdelBondok]

Most welcome

[@maviioni]

Thanks Prof!

[@AdelBondok]

You are most welcome. Best wishes.

[@ethelann]

9:50 I didn't understand this part, I thought the supramarginal gyrus exist in the dominant hemisphere, why did you say non dominant?

[@AdelBondok]

The supramarginal gyrus is present in the 2 hemispheres. @ The left space is controlled by the right supramarginal gyrus (non dominant hemisphere). @ The right space is controlled by the supramarginal gyrus of the 2 hemispheres. Therefore, lesion in the right supramarginal gyrus will cause left side neglect (finger agnosia). Please see the video again for the explanation.

[@samirahartiste9060]

this was perfect

[@AdelBondok]

Love and respect from Egypt ❤❤ Subscribe to my channel.

[@mabastamir826]

Thanks doctor but can you tell us a good textbook for neuroscience thanks again

[@AdelBondok]

You are most welcome, Mabast. I have my own textbook but it is available only in Egypt. There are many good textbooks: @ Clinical Neuroanatomy and Neuroscience M. J. T. FitzGerald, G. Gruener, & E. Mtui ISBN: 9781416034452 Saunders @ Neuroanatomy Through Clinical Cases, Hal Blumenfeld ISBN:9780878930609 Sinauer Associates, Inc. @ Clinical Neuroanatomy, Richard S Snell ISBN: 978-0781794275 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

[@macmackay2179]

what region of the brain does speech apraxia affect?

[@AdelBondok]

Apraxia is usually due to a lesion in the dominant hemisphere of the brain (usually the left), typically in the premotor area (area 6) and inferior parietal lobule or in the corpus callosum Site of the lesion of the motor apraxia: in the premotor area 6, inferior parietal lobule or arcuate fasciculus of the dominant hemisphere.

[@ThomasO2]

I have reconsidered ever getting a computer chip in my head. Causing aphasias on purpose seems as simple as simulating a lesion in the appropriate area by applying some voltage. No thanks.