BRAIN DEATH THE IMPORTANT CONCEPTS

Clinical criteria of BRAIN DEATH discussed

[@erwinrogers9470]

Great information👍

[@sundaramoorthdi1265]

Thanks sir for your Excellent neurological concepts.

[@erwinrogers9470]

Thank you, for sharing👏

[@sreenivas1968]

Your suggestions and healthy criticism will help in improving the quality of the channel.

[@RazaRaza-dk4bw]

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[@zafariqbalsholapur4003]

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[@sreenivas1968]

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[@dr.sreenivasmedicalconcept7185]

Thank you.

[@rsw4378]

Great work

[@dr.sreenivasmedicalconcept7185]

Thank you so much 😀

[@zafariqbalsholapur4003]

Sir please try covering all topics in nero critical care

[@zafariqbalsholapur4003]

Example video on lumbar drain management, critical care polyneuropathy

[@zafariqbalsholapur4003]

Sir I have a doubt , u said if lesion is in frontal lobe then hemiparesis will be on opposite side and eyes will be on same side of lesion , my doubt is in such a scenario why vestibular apparatus not pushing eyes to opposite side as u said both FEF and vestibular apparatus push eyes opposite side

[@sreenivas1968]

Frontal lobe has more control than vestibular apparatus on PPRF like parasympathetic has got more contol on pupil than sympathtic. Hence vestibulr lesions frontal lobe troes to compensate but not the other way round.

[@zafariqbalsholapur4003]

Also make video on FOUR SCORE

[@crazygirl_1523]

Sir I want thz ppt please

[@zafariqbalsholapur4003]

Sir a video on how to read EEG