Larynx - Cartilages - 3D Anatomy Tutorial

[@ibtissemais1087]

I saw this video when i was taking anatomy on my first year , now I'm in my 6th year taking ENT , all i can say is thank you this the best explanation of larynx anatomy I've had throughout my med school formation

[@miskeengulbaba9317]

Does gargle reaches to larynx

[@lielenetsanet7919]

Same here

[@dharmikpanchal1153]

Same to you

[@parkmicrosoft3638]

But in which country MBBS course is for 6 years?

[@popcat6683]

@@parkmicrosoft3638 almost every in europe. Also some in Australia and Canada

[@sherenbaloum3238]

There is no words in this world that can appreciate you , Thank you very much for the priceless and amazing information

[@drasadkhan129]

+Sheren Baloum wow

[@lisaespinoza3337]

Thank you so much! This helped tremendously as I was trying to get a "big picture" idea of all the structures we are learning about in my Anatomy and Physiology of Communicative Disorders class.

[@healingpowerofGod]

thank you you're a lifesaver! this tutorial really helps a lot. i wish you could add like how each functions but this is great in its own already

[@dr.apoptosis5105]

The fact this video has 1M views is not surprising. The best explanation and animation. Thanks.

[@Jacob-ry3lu]

"Quite a lot to talk about with the larynx" pun intended?

[@HimanshuYadav-fc9eu]

I love u man. u r just amazing. nobody can explain anatomy in the way that u do.

[@nivas8414]

The graphics is quite impressive!!

[@thejdeepnikhil7326]

Thanks very much ….never did i read well like this…..never saw anywer else …lot of paid apps couldnt do this but ur best in providing 3d video explanation ..!!!!!

[@nilimaahire2486]

cant believe this is 11 year old video, the perfect animation and explanation, thank you so much for your efforts

[@ln3257]

The video has been a huge help! attention to detail and explanation in an easy manner makes way for better understanding! Thank you so much!

[@SamS1]

Came across this video looking for larynx anatomy for my airway lecture. THE BEST VIDEO OUT THERE!!!! Thanks :)

[@varshaphal]

Thanks a lot! It helped me in getting a clear-cut idea about all the cartilages in the larynx...

[@femmepanthergirl2697]

thank you for the tutorials . i appreciate it a lot, your illustrations and the way you present is easier to understand than textbooks.

[@t.s.janavi8162]

i am preparing for my medical entrance and this video was just a life saver thank you so muchh

[@csoto01]

I'm working on my master's in SLP, and I have to build a model larynx. This video was a great help. Thank you.

[@masoomawaqar7476]

woww, this study sounds cool. where u studying?

[@mattedmonds7830]

This is the best video I've ever seen on KZbin. Great job, and thank you!!!

[@roohafza1302]

Thank you! You just saved me 3 hours of reading :D

[@lilylapitaya9319]

I will definitely get an A thanks to you. I really appreciate that you share these videos with us. Thanks a lot.

[@pinuucuk]

I dont know larynx. But now ı know larynx. Thank you so much. Great job !!!

[@Sarahzahran1999]

I saw this video when I was taking anatomy in my 1st year, now I'm in the 4th year taking Ent .. Thanks so much it helped me a lot 💜💜.

[@armyrubio08]

This is the type of video I was looking for! Thank you so much!

[@hitmanbluesband]

I'm reading the book on CVS (Complete Vocal System) and the diagrams made no sense to me at all. NOW it makes absolute sense! Thank you, so much, for doing this! Having gotten complete laryngitis on our UK tour (we just got back), I want to learn all I can so it never happens again. It wasn't from strain, I got some kind of nasty cold and woke up with it. Still had to do the tour, which was a nightmare. But I already feel much better learning about how my vocal system physically works, after all these years. Again, THANK YOU!

[@micacabrini8424]

Thanks for this video! I've tried to see these tutorials in spanish and aren't as good as yours. 3D animations are really helpful.

[@zznsw]

Thanks a million! You kind effort.goes a long way in people around the world.

[@lynnrey3051]

Best description I've had so far.

[@nrballers6239]

Shoooper video👌

[@priyamvadajainkuchkahaniya4519]

Just quickly browsed, I feel this is probably best video

[@sumayyahz2008]

Thank you so much for this video, it really help when need to grossing larynx specimen. You are amazing.

[@mayurpatel317]

It's A best video to understand anatomy of laryngeal cartilages. Best Job. Thank You for making this video.

[@pandas1193]

You are better than my professor! Thank you!

[@pezjunky27]

I am also studying to become a speech language pathologist. Thank you so much for this tutorial!

[@shanthala1345]

Did you become one?

[@suraj1572]

awesome video... excellent explanation.... much better than any other textbook.. and i don't know which 6 "scientist" disliked this video....

[@empowered36]

Thank you so much! I love studying with your videos.

[@aimpaveekeeratiratwattana5962]

Amazing graphics! I love your clip so much!

[@surg409]

Please do a separate video on the course of the laryngeal nerves. It would be a great help.

[@gamerwhiz6847]

Beautiful & helpful anatomy show.

[@ayaibrahim2115]

amazing ! .. you saved my life 😿❤

[@rhythmdew8928]

This guy is gonna get me into my nursing program!

[@jenerra11]

Thanks for the video! Studying Speech Pathology!

[@manalmusthafamoideen1378]

How do u learn all the new terms

[@kristensoprano]

Thanks this is a huge help! Great video

[@gloriabaldridge8269]

Thank you so much for making this video. The explanation could not have been any more clear.

[@subrahmanyamgadhamsetty3933]

Very good demo, with clear and nice commentary

[@abdullahcan9043]

You are the best

[@poonampai203]

Thank you for making larynx easy

[@sunainarathore2340]

Amazing explanation..:) Thank you.

[@subhashkumar9925]

super

[@richardwu7533]

Thanks for this beautiful video!

[@d4351239]

Doing Vet Med but still this is very helpful thank you!!!

[@اسراءعبدالحليم-و9ص]

Thank you very much for amazing information شكرا جزيلا

[@lakshmisannala9847]

Amazing explanation

[@sandofme93]

i think am finally clearrr, thx

[@rajspikescut]

thank u so much......wonderfull tutorial.......many doubts cleared....

[@paulsarmy8284]

tHANKS FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL INFORMATION

[@goodwellinc]

Excellent tutorial. I look forward to seeing all 4.

[@saajanramji1020]

absolute quality, keep it up. cheers !!!

[@satwindersingh6771]

Very good information regarding Larynx

[@bonexandpren]

Thank you so much! This is way better than just reading books. :)

[@shivdhanuki3952]

awsm vedio ........keep making this kind of vedios for anatomy making easier ........thank you so much.

[@camee199]

Thank you so much for making this video, it helped a lot!

[@bakisolak]

Very informative video! Thank you.

[@mushycushy92]

im gonna have my exam next week.thank you so much for this video.

[@dwheel39]

Well presented! Thank you for this :)

[@prathachauhan4385]

Awesome work...thnku so much ..great efforts

[@rajarammanoharan791]

wonderful and amazing video. A great job done.

[@ch.praveenkumar3771]

thnku so much....keep uploading some more 3d anatomy videos

[@jasminedelust3073]

very clearly explained, thanks

[@walk4fun]

Excellent tutorial!

[@Angel12595]

Good video - try doing the movements for each cartilage (corniculate is a tough one in terms of its movements)

[@MrAyousif]

YOU ARE A HERO

[@hadiceatci4082]

Thank you so much! This was incredibly helpful!

[@sakuragi_hanamichi3263]

great explanation and clear informations thank you!

[@dbonn503]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! It was very helpfull. :)

[@georginamejiamartin6253]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@zirwatahir6880]

amazing...very help ful sir ....God bless You

[@bratyamon9185]

Yah

[@modarh6727]

Thank you very much ...this is very helpful

[@aabhaanekar9990]

Very helpful with good three dimensional orientation 👏

[@emineaydogdu7097]

I wish there were like 10 like buttons so I could click a like button every time I watch this video.

[@abcdoooabcd]

YOU ARE AWOSAM COOL UNBLIVABLE THANK ALOT ALOT keep doing what you are doing god bless you ihad anatomy tesr tomorow and the viduo was very useful

[@leylaaa2393]

Best tutorial! Thankyou :)

[@DuctingThruAxon]

Thank you so much.. this is greatly appreciated.. you could have mentioned the level of larynx too though...tons of thanks.

[@arjumandbanu9490]

it's really very useful

[@nachiketapradhan171]

Nice explanation

[@premprasath2694]

great work

[@jeanjacquesmekontchou1582]

Awesome

[@nidafatima2740]

Larynx has actually got 9 cartilages cause we have 3 paired so that equals 6 and 3 unpaired, adding these all together makes 9, doesn't it?

[@ncertguru4960]

Yes absolutely

[@DrMVSrinivas]

really grt contribution.thanks lott SIR

[@rajshahi6727]

Thanks a lot brother.

[@LidaBlingBling]

Thank you so much! this is very helpful :)

[@bonnieamof7033]

Please do a Video on the thyroid gland, and explain in detail the pathway of its blood vessels! Thanks.

[@sambit1837]

Nice video sir

[@charvikundu2140]

Thank you so so so so much

[@malinbal214]

It is very much appreciated

[@diavolorosa]

Thank you SO MUCH! :D That was extremely helpful!

[@elizabathequeen8122]

Could you please tell me full details of respiratory organs

[@redsunset6181]

thank for this video

[@moonchild2751]

what's the grey thorn shaped thing attached to the anterior surface of the epiglottis? great video by the way!

[@ZaidKhan-eo6hn]

Thank you so much

[@BrandonKennedyUFX]

this is awesome man, definitely going to check out your other videos as well, and share them. i'm a vocal teacher that specializes in metal vocals, and have a possible DVD production coming up soon - if you are available I may hit you up to work together on some stuff :) this in-depth anatomy work is phenomenal.

[@randaal-omari6214]

Brilliant!

[@pyschoclown]

this is great, thank you!