Ciliary ganglion

[@Jkawalsky1]

just wanted to let you know that I am a third year medical student, and your videos have honestly changed my life. I have found that I really like anatomy, and I always previously hated it because I never understood it. Thank you so much!

[@Ido84ba]

Wow I never thought Dr. House would start making educational KZbin videos! Jokes aside, thanks a lot Sam, this video really helped me understand the concept after the confusing lecture I just had!

[@dianasmyres1579]

After I watched the video for a second time,I realized that it was perfect. A+++

[@thilankavithanage1891]

please do a video of Layers of Scalp & Face. I'm first year dental student in Sri Lanka & fell in love with anatomy because of your videos. Thank you for been a big help in studies.

[@manahilmalik1911]

Very precise and to the point🎉

[@kashaftahir2528]

Always search for your lectures. You are soo good!

[@helenjohnson7583]

I was hoping you would show (if there are separate pathways) which specific thoracic vertebrae these nerves travel through. Thanks!

[@studentmedicosi8222]

Vivid description... Much better than that delivered by my professor... So lucky to find your channel...

[@acacianorison]

Thank you Sam Really another awesome video ore videos please on cornea and lens and nerves from thoracic cage☺☺☺☺

[@gracechi4469]

Thank you , make it easy, anatomy and physiological explanation together .

[@chels1668]

This is awesome!! Thank you!

[@KillerTacos54]

So helpful, thank you so much

[@ddfamf88]

Browsing the vids - I see Dr. House is in lecture again😎✌️

[@namanagrawal8965]

Very conceptual video keep the good work up

[@neurologicalc2988]

Thanks a lot! you make this so easy to understand.

[@robertogonzalez6083]

wonderful explanation, thank you!

[@yalda3339]

You rocked it👍👍👍👍

[@DavidHomewood]

path of sympathetics to superior tarsal muscle?

[@АнитаИлиева-б1л]

Thank you!

[@caliventura3529]

thank you very much for your videos ! Do you think you could make a video about the lymphatic system of the breast ? with all the groups and levels ..... i think its quite confusing ..... that would be so great ! Thanks and greetings from germany :)

[@mananchawda]

the white board helps a lot ... please use it more often : )

[@juliahartmann2348]

Thought the A. ophtalmica runs through the Canalis opticus🤔

[@Alexander-xd8dd]

It does, the Internal carotid Artery travels through the Foramen Lacerum and then a branch goes through the optic canal, this branch is known as Ophthalmic Artery.

[@mohamedalhamed6147]

As usual 😂😂😂 Sam the best

[@dianasmyres1579]

Good enough!👍❤️

[@tinashemuza8671]

You know it's real when he uses a board😂

[@THE_HOLY_TRINITY]

❤❤❤❤❤Love you❤❤❤❤❤

[@bradleysnyder9288]

Towards the end of the video he mentions CNV1; I think he means CNV2. The topics went from super basic last week to super complicated this week... not as complicated as the infratemporal fossa video I watched just before this one though.

[@robertogonzalez6083]

I don't think so, CN V2 is the maxillary nerve.

[@bradleysnyder9288]

@@robertogonzalez6083 OH, maybe it's nomenclature I'm unfamiliar with that's more specific. I thought he was confusing Cranial Nerve One and Two... like the way Sam sometimes says clavicle when he means scapula, etc.

[@malaksemo]

CN means cranial nerve and V here means the branches of the trigeminal nerve CNV1 means the first branch of Trigeminal nerve CIII .. and this the opthalamic branch

[@duocphamtruongtho4462]

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[@minegirl4613]

Hi I am from Africa I love to learn health science but I can't afford it I am from poor family

[@bhaveshgarg8142]

why havent somebody mentioned he looks somewhat like dr house 😂