Neuroanatomy S1 E1: Intro to the Central Nervous System

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I remember watching this video as a medical student and now I'm a doctor. Thank you for your enlightening videos

[@ubcmedvid]

All the best in your career!

[@lajoswinkler]

Today, we're so privileged to be able to see these things from our homes. Only a decade ago you had to be a student to witness it.

[@wertialexander7711]

You don't really see much more of the brain as a student. Difference is you have that awful scent of fixation fluid

[@bubblegumgoth4948]

im ctfu your so right

[@samljer]

And a decade before that, you had to be a mad scientist to witness it. all jokes aside though, my local library had VHS tapes with this stuff on it in the 80s, so what your saying isnt true.. you could still technically see these things in your home... albeit the data wasnt as good as it is today. and it was def harder to find, and you had to go looking for it.

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@ungratefulmetalpansy yeah but none of those have a person that explains it to you like ther internet does now. Oh my

[@rkrohaan07]

@@wertialexander7711 Seriously..... Im watching this on the laptop....and still can smell that stuff!! I actually checked around! Lol

[@rajeshwarsharma1716]

Appreciation for the person who donated his or her brain for study and presentation on the internet. Not sure if this person has been credited in this video but without his or her consent this wouldn't have been such a success.

[@esrefcelikcelik8789]

Better not to know him/her. Somehow he donated his body to science maybe. Please focus on the topic and lesson, and appreciate yourself and your God.

[@gs-nq6mw]

Without her they would take another between the thousands of donors

[@iuliagaita999]

of course. sometime, someone donated his/her brain for the study. but this one seems to be artificial. i think the real brain is softer. however, very useful

[@damarh]

The person who donated his brain is now working as a lawyer for JPMorgan & Chase.

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[@adam48063]

All of the UBC Neuroanatomy videos are nearly perfect in every dimension (content, style, delivery, videography, sound score). This is the finest example of medical education material I have ever encountered.

[@ubcmedvid]

Thanks so much. Are you a student , faculty, or just a curious viewer?

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[@ubcmedvid]

We're excited to announce that Season 3 of Neuroanatomy is coming very very soon. Just putting the finishing touches on now!

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This is insane! Education is so easy to access now in days and the quality is better than some classes.

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One of the best neuroanatomy videos I've seen - brilliant!

[@MARIOMAC82]

3rd Year Neuroscience student with an exam on brain structure coming up, finding these videos was a godsend!

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This is simply wonderful! I've never been taught anatomy this way before. Thank you so much, UBC Medicine, I'll be raving about this to anyone that cares to listen❤️

[@ubcmedvid]

You are welcome! We're happy to be filming Season 3 this fall, released in 2018

[@StLProgressive]

I’m studying Anatomy and Physiology I this semester. These videos are helping visualize the nervous system so much better than the models, obviously. I’ve watched other channels with human cadavers dissection, but these are far superior. I’m not a medical student, so I’d never otherwise be able to see the real internal anatomy in person. This really is the best of the Internet. Much respect to those individuals who donate their bodies to research and education. 🙏🏻

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Thank you

[@luciferbroke7875]

Also, I really appreciate that you included in the video the process of cutting the brain. It's usually hard to imagine the overall position of the parts of the brain when we're directly provided with the cut section already.

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Thank you, UBC Flexible Learning Initiative! Please keep funding this team because they are EXCELLENT. These videos are the best part of the excellent neuro website---I'm using it as much as my professor's lectures and our textbook.

[@ubcmedvid]

We have made two seasons of Neuroanatomy. The second season focuses on the Head & Neck how information from the outside world makes it into our CNS -- how we swallow and breathe (overview), how & why we can see (the orbit), how & why we taste & enjoy food (infratemporal) and superhighway nerve connectors in the skull (pterygopalatine). Hope you enjoy!

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Amazing thanks to UBC Medicine for this video is my first time see a brain so close, motivation to see more.

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I swear this the best brain anatomy video. Thanks to you I've been much better in my medical school.

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Your neuroanatomy series are genius! Thank you for putting all the effort and creating them!

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From far east thank you for the informative simple and concise manner in representing such a complicated human system.

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I saw this video 5 years ago and this really helped me a lot in my neuro subject. Now, I am watching this again just like revisiting an old teacher.

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Imagine, someone's entire life, memories, experiences and feelings are in that brain. Damn.

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It's humbling, isn't it?

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Amazing video you learn dynamically neuroanatomy .

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OMG this is so beautiful! thank you UBC medicine. As a medical graduate student this help me more to appreciate brain in a different aspect.. I'm starting my residency training by next year and i might consider applying in neurosurgery. Thank you much love from Philippines :)

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Whenever i hear resident i immediately think of Grey's Anatomy

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I love the illumination in these videos.

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thank you for such a great video! it looks like Dr. Kerbs absolutely knows her staff and explains it so well. thank you!

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plus plus plus GEOMETRIC Hemisphere, with thousands of "points of light " Litterally

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I never thought i would be able to name many of the different parts of the brain, amazing & so interesting.

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This is amazing. So So SO incredible that anyone can access a resource like this. Thanks for making it available.

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[@marceloplacencia1711]

Thank you very much to Dr. Krebs and her team, beside to the educational site neuroanatomy.ca as a whole. I think this web site is a referent of neurosciences teaching to the student in the dimensions of knowledge level, pertinence, didactic approach, resources, and generous sharing. From Quito, Ecuador.

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Ang ganda ng video. Very well explained. Many thanks.

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DR Claudia Krebs and all thank you for the video posted

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I am so privliged to see this! Best neuro videos out there. Due to COVID I have been unable to attend any prac classes and I always find looking at real cadavers to be the best way to grasp neuroscience. This has been an undeniable resource.

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we are so happy to help with this. UBC Medicine Educational Media also hosts a 3D anatomical model page on Sketchfab. This might also be of use to you.

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@@ubcmedvid thank you! I have never heard of it. Could you please link the site, I can't seem to find the models

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@@wooof. sketchfab.com/UBC.MEDVID

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Damn it. This is the best neuroanatomy content on the entire internet. Thanks a lot!!!

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this woman is kind of intimidating in a good way...I think the way she explains everything is awesome.

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Mesmerizing presentation, one cannot skip or forward

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my brain right now:" don't you dare cut me like that! I'll give you the worst headache if you even think about it!!"

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Thank you very much for the video with kindness and respect

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Wow nothing to say about your explanation. How excited me. Our body is a wonderful creation . Love to learn more and more. Thanks a lot.❤️❤️👌👌👌

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Absolutely stunning work! Amazing teaching and production quality. Thanks so much for providing this for free... waiting for more!

[@ubcmedvid]

You're welcome, Isa. Are you a current or soon to be med student? Another health worker/practitioner? Or just interested in the subject matter? We're working on season 3 now. Release for early 2018.

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Looking forward to season 3! I'm a final year med student just reviewing neuro.

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Well articulated ,precise and captivating

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Can we appriciate how she explains from the bottom to the top,building our way up to comlexity,something my professor never does:(

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@doom I didnt get it

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What a class!!! Thanks from Brazil!!

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Thank you for this video. First time I saw brain was when I was 9-10yrs old. It was exactly the same like the brain in this video. It never stop fascinate me....

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Very comprehensive and compact, very helpful for a quick review. Thank you so much for such informative videos.

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Such a excellent teacher💜

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great demonstration ...perfectly shown all parts thanks

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This is a great video. Thank you so much for your time and for sharing the knowledge with us!!!

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I think I will treat this serie as chrimas calender, 1 video each day. too god to be binge watched :)

[@xf4PY7NqljpEp]

all structuries mentioned (with russian translation): hemispheres полушария corpus callosum мозолистое тело thalamus таламус hypothalamus гипоталамус dieencephalon промежуточный мозг (= _таламус) forebrain передний мозг brain stem ствол головного мозга midbrain средний мозг pons варолиев мост cerebellum мозжечок medulla продолговатый мозг spinal cord спинной мозг sulcus борозда limbic lobe часть лимбической системы(?) ventricles желудочки internal capsule внутренняя капсула putamen скорлупа ( часть одного из базальных ядер)

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thanks bro i needed these terms in russian for my med school.

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Oh My God!!, This is the first ever such of kind presentation, I have ever seen. Great video. Thanks for sharing...

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Very very amazing!!!... slicing of the brain was awesome...Thank you so much everyone ...this is really helpful. Once again thank you sooo much

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Best vedios ever of neuroanatomy

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[@ConstellationOrion]

Thank you so much for such an educational video. There is only one person I can thank you more. And he/she is the one/s who donated his/her brain... It is just amazing to think that someone's entire life and thoughts, every single memory maybe more than a billion petabytes data inside this thing. A meat piece...

[@Vimyro]

I can't describe thankfulness to seeing it, thank you so much! It's much better than the pictures in the book and very hubmling.

[@lifestylelines]

Oh wow this was very informative! Thank you (and to the donor, deep appreciation)

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I've seen multiple brain dissection videos and this is the best so far. High-quality video, and great presentation.

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