Facial Nerve, Dr Adel Bondok

Dr Adel Bondok Anatomy and Neuroanatomy Lectures. It describes the origin, branches, distribution and lesions of the facial nerve. NOTE: at 16:23 min, the zygomatic branch supplies the orbicularis oculi NOT oris.

[@ImranKhanCardiac]

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[@AdelBondok]

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[@soniaonyejieke5921]

Thank you for the video. Everytime I watch it it is still amazing

[@AdelBondok]

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[@keepitsimple3042]

unbelievably precise and concise at the same time. thank u 💝

[@AdelBondok]

You are really a very kind man 💝. Best wishes and good luck.

[@asif3969]

Sir! I have huge respect for you and I absolutely love your videos. Although I have downloaded your whole playlist of Head and Neck videos and I was watching them offline, but one particular thing brought me here. I hope you don't mind it. Sir! The kind of music or audio that you use in your videos is extremely annoying, especially the audio like the one at 19:49 in this video. Plus, sometimes you highlight certain stuff by putting the mark of a rotating wheel at that spot which gives me a headache. And I am not the only one who has this problem. I have asked a lot of my batchmates and they have the same complaints. I hope that you will consider my suggestions and next time not use such type of audio in your videos. I absolutely love your content. Hoping for a positive feedback.

[@AdelBondok]

Thank you my dear for your feedback and definitely I will put it into my consideration. However, the intro music is for motivation and the audio in the slide is to give an attention and attractions to a certain point. Everything is measurable and is for a reason.

[@cheenogaykhan8787]

Yes i agree with you, i had to put off my handsfree because the sound was too high pitched. Apart from that, this is the best channel for med study

[@AdelBondok]

Best wishes ❤️. I know you can manage. It is the content and how it is presented to you that matter to me.

[@abdulkabir8149]

your videos are sooo helpful i just love them Thank you so much professor for your efforts

[@AdelBondok]

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[@MuhammadAhmad-et7wq]

God Bless you , the best explanation I’ve ever seen ❤❤

[@AdelBondok]

Thank you Muhammad ❤️. Best wishes with love and respect ❤️

[@ravinathmapa6631]

Thank u very much sir for such a great teaching...stay safe..god bless u..

[@AdelBondok]

Thank you my dear. May God bless you. Love 💖💖 and respect

[@muhammadsajjad-xd9ff]

Sir you are gift for us people of Pakistan. Love you so much❤. Unfortunately we study foreign channel not our owen asian channel.

[@AdelBondok]

@@muhammadsajjad-xd9ff Love you too ❤️. Best wishes for many years to come full of happiness and success.

[@divinelove1273]

When having bellspalsy which nerve will most likely take longer to heal? My cheek moves but my lips don't quite pucker yet

[@AdelBondok]

First, wish you a speedy recovery. Second, in Bell's palsy the lesion is in the trunk at the stylomastoid foramen either due to compression or viral infection. This will lead to affection of all the 5 branches in the face. Healing might take up to 6 months. This depends on the type of the nerve lesion. When regeneration starts, the shorter branches of the facial nerve will heal first and the distant muscles are the last to be healed. Consider a regeneration rate of about 1 mm/day after an initial period, this means that the lips are the last to be healed due to the longer distance the branch takes. Third, please consider physiotherapy to strengthen the muscle.

[@iluxman]

Please make subtitle sir. Thanks for sharing.

[@norceenhamdi]

dr how does the facial nerve take origin from the trigeminal spinal nucleus?

[@AdelBondok]

The spinal trigeminal nucleus is a sensory nucleus in the medulla. It is responsible for pain and temperature sensation from the face. It receives fibers from areas supplied by the trigeminal nerve and 3 other cranial nerves: 1. Vagus nerve: auricle and external auditory meatus. 2. Facial nerve: auricle 3. Glossopharyngeal nerve: area behind the ear. You will not find these clear information in any other place.

[@norceenhamdi]

@@AdelBondok Thank you dr for the fast response. I understand now. You are amazing

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[@Straightsweat]

Extremely high yield Have great respect for you sir 💕 May Allah bless you

[@AdelBondok]

Thank you Mariam ❤️. Best wishes with love ❤️ and respect ❤️.

[@nourgamal615]

I can't thank you enough Doctor, you're really great. Allah bless you ❤❤❤❤❤

[@AdelBondok]

It is really very nice of you. You are most welcome. Love and respect ❤❤❤

[@Khaled-gv4nz]

Doctor if the lingual nerve injury , could chorda tympani also injury because it’s join together??

[@AdelBondok]

Yes, it is true. It will lead to loss of: 1. General sensation from the anterior 2/3 of the tongue (lingual nerve fibers). 2. Taste sensation from the anterior 2/3 of the tongue (chorda tymani fibers). 3. Salivation from the submandibular and sublingual salivary glands if the lesion is before the submandibular ganglion.

[@Khaled-gv4nz]

@@AdelBondok Great, Thanks a lot doctor 🙏🏻🤍🤍

[@hadiacheema4439]

You are amazing May Allah bless you so.much!

[@AdelBondok]

@hadiacheema4439 Thank you Hadia ❤️. Best wishes with love and respect ❤️

[@drmohamed7710]

Great effort my sir

[@AdelBondok]

So nice of you

[@Abdosh0p]

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[@AdelBondok]

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[@AdelBondok]

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[@artscraftsin5minute34]

Sir what is the differenc between bell's palsy and facial palsy?

[@AdelBondok]

They are the same but Bell's palsy is due to a lesion at the stylomastoid foramen.

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[@AdelBondok]

So nice of you

[@lawrencessebanakita5928]

Hello sir...I can't find the video about the vestibulocochlear nerve

[@AdelBondok]

Not made. But it is included in the auditory pathway

[@lawrencessebanakita5928]

@@AdelBondok okay...thank you sir so much let me go there

[@AID_Medicine]

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[@AdelBondok]

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[@Anonymous...14567]

Love from Pakistan ❤

[@AdelBondok]

@@Anonymous...14567 Love and respect ❤️ from Egypt 🇪🇬

[@amanbhardwaj3151]

At 9:09 u by mistake said sphenopalatine ganglion I think

[@AdelBondok]

Sphenopalatine ganglion (pterygopalatine ganglion) is correct.

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Thx dr

[@AdelBondok]

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