Midbrain Syndromes - Weber’s Syndrome, Benedikt’s Syndrome and Parinaud Syndrome.

[@DrRussell]

Unbelievable that this is available for free. I am 40, dual specialist and still need this. Thank you Sir

[@TOSkinAndBones]

Great video! Just a note that in Benedikt syndrome, the lateral lemniscus is what contributes to the sensory loss as well as sensory ataxia. The superior cerebellar peduncle contributes to a pure a cerebellar ataxia (no sensory component) as well as tremor / choreoathetoid movements. Love your passion for education--thanks for sharing.

[@NadellaVasishta]

Medial* lemniscus

[@bluewave7120]

Your drawings and easy tricks to learn and remember each topic of discussion makes watching your videos quite enjoyable and saves me so much time in my studies TY

[@timurbirgalin4704]

Thank you for the video! The rule of 4 is a great one, I will use it to remember midbrain features:) Your videos about nervous system are my favorite!

[@zasulieman]

Amazing and Interesting Thanks

[@Justiceisone]

it took me a second to realize what you meant about divisible into 12. So like each CN in midline is a number that can be divided INTO 12, not that you add all the CN's in the midline and they should EQUAL 12. That tripped me up for a second lol.

[@NathanaelNewton]

I was supposed to be going to sleep.. not learning neuroscience.. 😨

[@user-ph2lc6iy1h]

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[@NathanaelNewton]

@@user-ph2lc6iy1h 🌈🏳️‍🌈😝 Welcome to the 21st century, leave your 14th century ideas at the door or you won't be allowed in our society

[@michaelmuller136]

Just finished the Neurology Playlist, that was interesting, thank you!

[@Life_42]

I love how organized the video was made! Great animations!

[@bluewave7120]

Divide into 12 except 1& 2 and your examples with drawings made for an easy to remember method for my studies TY

[@waelfadlallah8939]

Great presentation sir.

[@VernonRhem]

I had stroke knocked balance off as well as a hearing and sight on right side

[@josephbennett9756]

Great video, but abducens lesions do not result in a down-and-out eye, they result in an adducted eye. The abducens nerve is called so because it is responsible for tion. So, impairment will result in abduction (out-eye) impairment.

[@jakesyaseen8494]

The human brain 🧠 is amazing organ. From Johannesburg South Africa 👍💕🇿🇦

[@nishathaider741]

Please make a video on foville syndrome please

[@Kris-jh8sn]

Please make video on chemistry of proteins

[@nursegracee]

Great video

[@NathanaelNewton]

11:25 is this the mechanism behind pupil reaction that First Responders are analyzing to determine concussion damage?

[@annatomasova8477]

Amazinggggg ❤

[@pompiinstitute4597]

Wow nice sir Pls can i know how you make your videos. Which app or how to do such videos

[@shadowgov9721]

excelent

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

💯💯

[@foodiesworldUSA]

How to know it’s not myasthenia Gravis?

[@farhanabdi9830]

😊

[@andycarrillo48]

Are their any doctors I should go to and get a checkup ??? Like other than a dentist and getting a physical. Like should I see an allergist. Like any other type of doctors I should see???? Curious of stuff like this. I wanna know what doctors have to say about my body lol or my brain

[@yasofiiiiiiiii]

First