Limbic: Neuroanatomy Video Lab - Brain Dissections

The decision was made to present a simplified description of a much more complex system using animations to construct a 3D image. Papez circuit is shown on gross specimens with mention of its involvement in memory. The role of the amygdala in fear and the olfactory cortex in temporal lobe epilepsy are described. The hippocampus from a brain with dementia is compared with a normal brain.
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Madam thank you so much for your efforts. I wonder where were you these days when I felt neuroanatomy boredom piece of anatomy. I would extend my hearty thanks to all those who made this video a practical one.

[@anahitasoltan1274]

These videos are the greatest class I have ever attended. Perfect visualization and usage of models, clear description and amazing dedication. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@xcbaseball9dan]

These neuroanatomy lectures are a great resource for Neuroanatomy in Medical School. Thank you so much!

[@hemondkhavalier9700]

Thank you for making my sixties Moe enjoyable than ever by diving into these videos. Your clarity and style of presentation is superb Dr. May God bless you.

[@sukadeva108]

First of all thanks to Dr. Suzanne who is related to Sir John Eccles foundation ( fortunately Sir Eccles was a good friend of my mentor Dr. TD. Singh from India). I’ve been reading theoretical texts with so many graphical representation of the Limbic system as well as nos. of 3D simulated CGI models with 360 view but still can’t figure out completely to visualised this LS. I don’t mind how many human brains have been dissected for this so precisely presented lecture within almost half an hour make me feel completed. Great job. Thanks.

[@zatakification]

This is the best thing I've ever seen. I've been faking my way as an ad-hoc anatomist for many years, so this 3D, visuo-descriptive approach has really helped me solidify and enhance my understanding of structure and function. Thanks!

[@QBelly]

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[@Miollvynir]

These dissections are beautiful! Thank you so much for this video.

[@mattho4491]

Finished all 26 videos and off we go with the test. Big thanks for all of your efforts!

[@lunatic_3521]

Med Students: Thank you so much, this helped me a lot with my studies! Me, anything but a med student: Thank you so much, I'm just learning minor details about the brain and this helped me a lot x)

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This video is just amazing! Thank you very much everyone who was involve doing this video! I wish my university create such a quality of recordings for the students.

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A very interesting and detailed yet easy to understand video . Very clearly explained with clear diagrams n a very proficient teacher . Thanks a lot ma'am

[@atitayaroumwong3469]

Thank you very much for Neuroscience in this Limbic part that it is very difficult and complicate for me just understood after watched this vdo . There are few professional in the world who can convey knowledge in this field as clearly as you. with great respect.🙏🙏🙏

[@madhusukumaran2634]

Better than any animation, drawing or text book explanation! Specimen Donner Generosity is best served through unrestricted academic dissemination with clarity and scholarship. Exemplary - Thank you!.

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The most complete and nice and simple way to make things clear and easy to understand Thank you so much

[@shrimpbiscuits]

wow thank you so much, this is such a hard area to visualize, all the different views, cuts, and digital material were really helpful in my understanding

[@ameersaied894]

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If i pass anatomy, i'll send this teacher flowers or other present, even if she's on the other part of the globe. I'm so incredibly thankful for this cns videos i have no words to describe it

[@artbypinku]

Thank you for the videos, I have Neuroanatomy exam coming up and before I saw these videos everything seemed boring, but it makes your base extremely clear :)) and interesting

[@josetrujillo738]

All of your neurology videos are so great! They are so awesome! Thank You so much!

[@CamilaSchneider-e8o]

These are exellent! Your videos helped a lot in understanding neuroanatomy.. So clear and well-defined - thank you .

[@armyforever922]

As a med student this really helped me too much. Thank you❤

[@kathryncarter6143]

Wow, another great presentation. And loved the seahorse at the end

[@andrewjames3908]

i suffer from severe anxiety that has totally disabled me. my grandfather also had it although he wasnt as disabled as i have been but then society was easier in his day. i am considering donating my brain for research as i would like it to help stop people suffering like i have. fascinating to see the amygdala

[@Gabbargaamada]

Amygdala alone will not help you curb anxiety.. Cortex also plays a huge role.. Cortex lesion or injury can completely eliminate anxiety or precipitate it 10x with or without amygdala. Just look up more on cortex, especially Dorsolateral, Ventromedial and Orbitofrontal sectors of Cortex.

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Wonderful videos on brain anatomy Doctor...I wish they were available when we were students..👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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Just wow! Much love from an Italian Medicine student :)

[@austardbenedict2263]

Dr. Suzanne, you know your stuff, thank you

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How grateful I am. Fabulous explanation.

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Thank you so much for your videos. I always new parts and get a greater and more practical undestanding.

[@jasminsalma23]

Great!!!!!!!!!!! I just realize the limbic and hyppocampus anatomy, really appreciated teacher!!!!

[@ampsirorat]

Thank you! I learn a-lot from your teaching!

[@gabrielarosamonteiro7746]

Amazing lecture and teacher! Greetings from Brazil

[@atitayaroumwong3469]

The brain specimens in this vdo looked very good preservation . 👍 i could see details of structures by clearly .

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These are exellent! Your videos helped a lot in understanding neuroanatomy.

[@workouts6722]

Best demo of limbic system ever. Thank you so much

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THANK YOU Doctor for these videos, wish I had discovered them earlier when i was studying anatomy :”)

[@mohammad.shokrolahi]

all the 26 videos were amazing , thankyou very much!

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Beautiful presentation!

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outstanding presentation and images!!! thank you.

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So clear and well-defined - thank you 🙏

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That was the best ending to this beautiful lecture. thank you loads :)

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6 years and still one of the best ( but the end got me 😂😂)

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[@FutureAIDev2015]

I find it very interesting to follow the white matter tracts around to different parts of the greymatter.

[@FutureAIDev2015]

So it seems as though the white matter is largely meant for connecting different parts of gray matter together kind of like how cables inside a computer or bus wires inside a CPU connect different processing areas. is that correct? Does white matter do any processing of its own?

[@ThomasJohnson219]

White matter is primarily axons. White matter, therefore, is allowing for communication between different areas of grey matter.

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My brain has a problem, can't even concentrate on this brain lesson.

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14:20 In my personal experience it isn't just foul odours, it is more like strong odours. Perhaps aromatics with sulfur groups?

[@twotomatoes2912]

There was a lot of Hypacampus talk going on and I still don’t get what the limbic lone really is in comparison to the other 4 hemispheres in comes in contact with

[@ashrasharma228]

Can't thank you enough!

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Wonderfull presentations

[@arundabholkar4922]

Thanks Dr. Stensaas! The classical Greek name of the seahorse is hippocampos. Who gave the English name hippocampus to this brain region, and when?

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thank you very much madam❤

[@farhanshahriar8382]

The ridges are actually sharp and well distinctive on the gyrus

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[@SudiptaNaskar]

Many many Thanks ma'am..

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Thank you!!!

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

Why does the brain look white or tan? does the blood all go away after it is soaked in some kind of a solution?

[@BeauInGrace]

Great analysis. Where's the pineal gland in this video?

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Fascinating ✊

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It reminds me of the old 3 D of cardiac embryology, which is the only one that makes sense

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Thankyou. That was awesome

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[@zioupotmokan5440]

Specimen shown between 4:40 - 5:31 and specimen introduced at 5:33 are not the same, even though you just simply say "flipping it over" at the changeover. In fact, they are completely the opposite. The first specimen is a right temporal lobe while the latter is a left temporal lobe (or the former is a right sagittal section (and that too somewhat mutilated - the brain stem has been ripped off) and the other a left sagittal section (with brain stem intact)). Your videos are good, in fact great, but I feel you should specifically mention this clearly. I don't mean to be mean or harsh, but I suggest you not try to hide it with an editing flash, because it can confuse viewers. It certainly did to me - strongly. But otherwise, thank you for the nice videos. They have been immensely helpful to me.

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Thanks for the edu on that

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because I thout that I was dumb

[@drharishchaudhari8508]

Thank you so much madam

[@leefraihat7562]

Question How many Amygdala the brain has? 1 or 2 amygdala

[@egmedicus]

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Do sea horses have hippocampuses? Do hippo's go to school at a hippo-campus to study the hippocampus of a sea horse?

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Where does she get all these wonderful brains?

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