Neuroanatomy for Dummies

The MGH Martinos Center's Marco Loggia provides an introduction to the anatomy of the brain in this Why & How talk from February 18, 2016.

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Definitely it is the neuro anatomy for the dummies- excellent way of teaching.. great work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@syedzainulabideen1951]

My love for neuroanatomy has returned.

[@javedahmad2234]

Great lecture and video.A simple but complete presentation. Extremely helpful I would love to watch more of your videos. I am a neuroradiology student in Saudi Arabia, Thanks a lot.

[@iwcdug]

Thanks for this great lesson. I took about the challenge to answer the question raised at 14:14. The pyramidal tracts are named after their origin cell (the pyramidal cell), which named after the triangular shape of its cell body.

[@TT-vd7sf]

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[@filipaduarte3070]

Great video! Finally a simple but complete presentation about Neuroanathomy. I would love to watch more of your videos. It was termendously helpfull. Thanks so much 5*

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Thats the greatest video about brain. Love you man! Thank you! This video deserves much more views!

[@g.staines398]

Thank you a lot for your presentation. I am health lawyer at México City and need to know more of Neuroanatomy and neurosciences. I am specialiced in adolescents health and development. I deal with adictive behaviors.

[@selinag9943]

These lecture made a dummies like me becomes a bit genius. Thankyou for sharing!

[@PaLaa]

Nice summary video, especially liked the anatomical section explanations. You should do more videos.

[@marcologgia9592]

Thanks guys! I understand that “pyramidal tracts” comes from the pyramidal cells. What I never understood is why we refer to the structures on the ventromedial portion of the medulla as “pyramids”. Those are pyramidal tracts... but why call them pyramids? The mystery still remains :)

[@gedikgeek1583]

This is one explanation of why it's termed pyramid. "The corticospinal fibers converge to a point when descending from the internal capsule to the brain stem from multiple directions, giving the impression of an inverted pyramid." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramidal_tracts

[@benjaminroeser5834]

Maybe they're called peramits because they pass signals to the brain from the peripheral nervous system like the way parameters are the way of getting data into a function in math or computer science.

[@doasonmez3684]

they are spelled pyramids like the shape

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Simple but very detail....very good job.

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Excellent to understand.

[@Sam_1964]

Excellent presentation

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[@Karenqay]

Great work !

[@brittanymann4135]

Is there a link to the slides for this wonderful presentation?

[@patrickosirang280]

awesome thanks a lot I have now understood the brain

[@ombra306]

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[@xurio1785]

Really illuminating ! 有趣

[@kevtherev8194]

PYRAMIDAL Tract because...it descends from PYRAMIDAL Cells in the motor cortex.

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[@TT-vd7sf]

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[@movmed8704]

Good luck, dummie.