Basal Ganglia: Neuroanatomy Video Lab - Brain Dissections

Structures involved in involuntary movements are shown on models, in animations, and on gross coronal and axial sections. Diagrams show the cortex-to-cortex loop and the nigrostriatal pathway. The direct and indirect pathways are shown. The direct pathway facilitates movement while the indirect pathway inhibits movement on the opposite side of the body. Clinical videos of two diseases, Parkinson’s and Huntington’s, are examples of interruption of the balance between excitation and inhibition in these pathways.
This is 22 of a series of 26 videos to be viewed in the suggested order or intermixed with other curricular materials. The entire series can be accessed here:
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[@Stoneface_]

Not necessary to bring up her gender

[@pedror2917]

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[@AnnamariaCs]

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[@drsmirshad1234]

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[@misslayer999]

I'm a brand new neuroscience student and the large colored brain model is the coolest I've ever seen. I spent the last half hour scouring the internet and I can't find anything remotely similar. I'm sure it's a super expensive specialized model lol. Awesome though. Great video too! It's the first one I've been able to find that actually shows the SN(now I see why they named it) and VTA and explained the pathways so clearly. The basal ganglia is definitely one of my favorite parts of the brain. I'm so excited for neuroanatomy! I can't take it for another year and a half cuz I'm still knee deep in pre-reqs but man I'm going to own this class lol.

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A superb lecture with excellent specimens and examples. Thank you

[@ambraabate]

Helping doctors to learn deeply this difficult argument, you are helping a huge number of patients.

[@elisabetpietz8249]

I found this series of videos during the last week before my neuroanatomy final exam, and I am bummed I didn't find them earlier! Dr. Stensaas integrates the identification of structures on the lab specimens with their functions and clinical applications in a beautiful way. It all makes so much sense the way she teaches it. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. :)

[@erikagracer9]

the animation was made in 1998. I was born that year and now a medical student. :) Thanks for the video ma'am!

[@Stoneface_]

What year you're in?

[@alexisdelapuente3097]

How are you a medical student? Assuming you were born in 1998 you would be around 20 years old. You need a bachelors before you can begin to apply for medical school.

[@hugoleonardo7148]

@@alexisdelapuente3097 Man, in some countries this isn't necessary. Lemme give you an example. In Brazil (my country) you start going to medschool after you finish highschool and It lasts 6 years, not 4 like in the US.

[@kristiina1827]

It's the same in Europe. 6 years university learning medicine and after that a few years of residency.

[@Handles-Are-A-Stupid-Idea]

@@alexisdelapuente3097 "man, i can't believe people who are using their prior education from college, which *does* typically feature medically inclined classes, can call themselves medical students simply because they are literally studying to become a healthcare professional." Please donate your brain to science. We are always running low on dementia-afflicted specimens.

[@davidjones421]

So glad I found this video-I start neuroradiology next week. Found this very detailed and helpful. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and understanding of the CNS with the world.

[@priyapalani5474]

so far the best video on basal ganglia !!! helped me a lot!

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[@carolynnwalker2971]

What good does it do? There is no help.

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[@sarah1fei]

Dr. Stensaas is so clear. A gifted teacher.

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This series is amazing, thank you so much for your wonderful teaching!

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Wow. It was like hearing bed time stories from grand mother. So informative and nice tips and great details.Thank you

[@amnabhatti]

a real teacher teaching with real specimens. thank you.

[@HarryMarin]

2024 and this video its a gem. I´m very grateful. Thanks a lot.

[@k.chupetlovska]

Thank you for this wonderful talk. It was very informative and easy to follow.

[@JscWilson]

I think i'll be coming back to this video a few times. Very clearly explained, thanks!

[@giomaz290855]

Una fortuna aver trovato questo video. Una lezione interessantissima. Grazie mille

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[@BeyondBorders00]

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MVP of medicine right now!

[@dr.othmargil1558]

This is probably the best video that I've ever seen in my life! It helped me A LOT, Thank you for this beautiful explanation!!!!

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[@FullTimePatient37]

Incredible demonstration 👏🏼 thank you so much! I'm not a medical student..but rather a patient..and this b!T¢ is broken 💔😢

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[@SinusofMorgagni42865]

🍁Hypokinesia (parkinson's) 🍁 19:56 comparison of normal and parkinson's midbrain 21:15 resting tremor in parkinson's patient 22:11 less facial expressions and decreased blinking 22:55 execution of rapid movements is slow (notice the left hand). 🐯. Hyperkinsia. (e. g Huntingtons) 🐯 23:26 Athetosis, writhing fingers 24:12 Choreiform movements (advanced Huntingtons) 25:25 Huntingtons autopsy(brian) 26:13 myoclonus

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[@iraqidonicacid9377]

i never understand basal ganglia before today thank u professor

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Thank you so much for this wonderful teaching video. You just explained the most complex structures in such a simple way that make life easier. I cannot thank you enough. You are amazing. Kind Regards. High respect. God bless you. X

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So helpful! Thank you so much, this helped me learn even in online class due to the pandemic.

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[@zahrad1751]

You describe things beautifully and those dissections are really something! Allows you to see things so clearly. You've really helped me understand neuroanatomy so well. God bless!

[@carolynnwalker2971]

You med students and doctors think you are so cool when you think you figured out the problem. Do you care if the patient suffering gets help? No. Let me tell you... we get no help after diagnosis. So, congratulations for being so smart. Enjoy the big money you get. You take every last dime from the 'case studies' you think are so 'interesting' to learn from. Most of these people end up bankrupt, homeless, and penniless because of this disease you find so 'interesting'. I hope my comment makes someone think. The so called "healthcare" we pay exhorbitant premiums for are a sham and do not serve us when we need it most. Shame.

[@zahrad1751]

@@carolynnwalker2971 I’m sorry you’ve had such a bad experience. Do you live in the US? In which case I agree- patients are charged ridiculous prices and doctors are often money minded. Thankfully I’m in the UK, and we have healthcare which is publicly funded and accessible to all. We always look at patients holistically and see how we can help them (not just medically.). I hope this sort of thing will be implanted in other countries so both the rich and the poor have access to the same healthcare

[@carolynnwalker2971]

OMG! I thought I was blowing off steam to a faceless internet! Wasn't expecting a reply. But, thank you for your kind response. Yes, I am in the US, and obvioisly going through a bad time. My apologies for my rant. I know there are good people working in a bad (evil) system. Best to you.

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A brain is discussing brains with a large model of a brain.

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Thank you so much! I am not even a med student but found this video easy to follow and very interesting! Superb teaching style and such warm and kind presentation!

[@kevina5018]

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Brilliant teacher!! Excellent neuro-anatomy with clinical correlates.

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So helpful! Where can I find that plastic model of the brain?? I've never seen one that detailed!

[@BeyondBorders00]

I would be really interested in knowing where to get this model as well.

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Though quite lately I saw this video, I must appreciate it. Videos played great role. 👍 More Post mortem slices of diseased brain could be an additional assets.

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Revision for neuroscience, thank you for the video!

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[@Pumiki]

2:48 I believe she meant the basal ganglia is for VOLUNTARY movements and the cerebellum is for involuntary (fine tunning corrections of movements)

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Thank you very much for your teaching from all of your video productions.

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Great.....nice visual explanation of basal ganglia....thank you

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Detailed and clear explanation!

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[@BeyondBorders00]

I would be really interested in knowing where to get this model as well.

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These videos are a gold mine.

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Thank you for this great video! Best video for basal ganglia!

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Thanks a bunch! I'm really lucky to have found this video. It is so much clear now, thanks to you. Excellent explanation!

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The best video on this topic! Made it so easy to comprehend. Thank you so much.

[@Shlesles]

That was absolutely amazing. Thank you alot.

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Dr. Stensaas you are fantastic

[@TheSnakeboy11]

This is just great. I'm a freshman in college, but i want to get a jump start on my medical education. :)

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WONDERFUL LECTURE WE HAVE EASY TO UNDERSTAND

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im never not impressed with her knowledge presentation, thank you!!!

[@MrPaddygeeta]

Your video on basal ganglia made me write the below to my children and friends. The miraculous roles of the small in the whole makes the whole so small. My Accountants' take on your medical video. Guys I want you to spend 10 minutes listening to this video about the basal ganglia in the brain which may be just 1 to 2 inches. But the role it plays in your body movement is amazing incl the fact that there is a negative and positive movement pathways to control body movements. These according to me are a small part of the miracle called human body created. I also felt that if people understood these small parts as miracle creations we would do nothing to injure these tiny miracles like smoking, drinking, drugging, even having an Ego and a big head. We would realise how small we are even if we are the whole in comparison to the basal ganglia (just one of the hundreds of) a small parts in the brain. Please read and understand the function and then what I have said above will strike you like a gong. It would I trust help you to lead a respectful life to all such creations. We are the whole but a small component can bring the whole crashing down. REMEMBER AND RESPECT, JUST DONT FORGET.

[@NguyenTastic]

Thank you for this video Dr. Stensaas, it was very helpful

[@patrickcunningham4995]

Wonderful! Can you please tell me where you got the large, color-coded brain model? Thank you!

[@BeyondBorders00]

I would be really interested in knowing where to get this model as well.

[@ksufler]

Is there a way to get or download that app with 3D brain models that you are using?

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God bless the whole team specially the narrator ❤️❤️❤️🙏

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This helped me find the ventral pallidum!!!

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Literally a masterpiece lecture!!

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Such great videos! Does anyone know where the large colour coded model is from? It is amazing!

[@BeyondBorders00]

I would be really interested in knowing where to get this model as well.

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excelente explicación, hace que podamos entender mejor lo que parece diíicil y es fácil, mil gracias:

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Thank you so much mam You are an amazing teacher and i bow down to you

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You are the best! Very clear and concrete. Thank you!!!

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Very very well explained!!!! Thanks a lot.

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Where do i get a brain model like that?

[@BeyondBorders00]

I would be really interested in knowing where to get this model as well.

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Wait a minute I'm a physics student ....why I'm here ? Exactly :youtube recommendation.... Although it is good to know about brain,great video😊....

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Kindly any body inform me if this model of the brain is available for purchase .Thanks

[@BeyondBorders00]

I would be really interested in knowing where to get this model as well.

[@danialj9434]

Excellent presentation. Thank you

[@heberdiaz1806]

Are the basal ganglia involved in voluntary or involuntary movement? The caption here says "involuntary", but everything else I've found online says "voluntary", including wikipedia.

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If I describe my feelings about this excellent video in Chinese, it must be "相见恨晚".

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The best neuroscience videos, ever.

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OMG this is pure gold... Thanks a lot for this amazing lecture！

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Great video, thanks a lot! It combines everything and very helpful!

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Beyond amazing lecture! Thank you mam!

[@wimjoos2748]

Where did you get the Brainmodel from the beginning of your video? I would like to have that! interesting for my patiënts explaining neuromodulation. Great video!

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I would be really interested in knowing where to get this model as well.

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Thanksgiving Professor Miss.

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Excellent video....thanks a lot

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what part of the brain when a person felling constant when sitting and or standing dizziness??

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GREAT uploads Thank you❤

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Its a great Amezing demonstration thnx dr for ur better understanding.

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Gem..Kudos to you senor..much much gracias

[@erikaaguirre8458]

I just wanna know where can i found this brain model. Thanks