Neurology localization part 1

[@bacolive]

Handout link: www.dropbox.com/s/83zfad6b523kg5s/Neuroscience_Board_Review_2019_v5_PDF.pdf?dl=0

[@zmk0014]

Thank you so much

[@iloveSUVs]

I had the privilege of studying under Dr. Cole. His classes were fantastic and very interesting. Almost convinced me to do Neurology. Awesome Professor.

[@Eric-sq4hd]

almost. lol.

[@Dr.Aayushi]

Thank you so much, Dr. Cole! The lecture series and handouts are truly amazing and helpful. Deeply grateful for all the work you've put in to make Neurology easier for us.

[@dittoliu5459]

thank you so much Dr！ The thinking process of localization is really helpful for my clerkship in Neurology.

[@temanoor5120]

Thank you so much for this systematic approach . It is amazing

[@christelleang9196]

thank you so much for this. very very helpful because i have a hard time with neurology :)

[@LalitaKumari-kb7sv]

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[@ritalita]

Thank you very much Dr.

[@rishanabhpal4321]

God bless u sir

[@coffeeandjelly4614]

Thank you for this

[@kbortho10]

Very helpful lecture sir. Can u help me find the link for the handout?

[@bacolive]

The handout link is in the comments section

[@iiimke]

Karan, if you don't see the comment, you'll have to sort the comments by "newest", then it will appear. At least my KZbin settings are sortest by "top comments", and there, the first link will not show. I hope that helps :)

[@hansoulmeal3107]

Where can I find the handouts?

[@mohamedahmedization]

positions of upper and lower limps in cortex for your kind review

[@sosa8968]

Thank you so much

[@dineshrijal3502]

can you please provide me handout on neurology

[@candlecandle5153]

amazing

[@tamarakhaguli3294]

Excellent, is it possible to acquire handouts mentioned from you

[@bacolive]

Hi Tamara, I added a link to a handout where this lecture material comes from. Thanks

[@corpuzlevi1595]

@@bacolive where can i find the handouts sir?

[@temanoor5120]

There is something not clear . If there is gaze it might be due to affection of erea 8 that lead to loss of conjugate eye movement on the opposite side of lesion so the patient will look at the lesion side. But it might be due to MLB lesion also on pons which called Foville syndrome that leads to loss of conjugate eye movement on the same site of lesion so patient will look to the normal side

[@nailahusnul7889]

Thank you for sharing

[@abdulrahmanalsulami4504]

Great thx

[@xoxoplz09]

Bless you.

[@beto7563]

Where is part two please?

[@bacolive]

Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGqUoIawjJpme8k

[@preeti9225]

Thank you sir

[@hanyelbanna3673]

Thanks

[@missdube1]

too bad the sound is cutting all of the time.

[@mohammedaltwij]

Thank you 🙏

[@jamanovel5909]

Hi Dr. Cole! I was just looking for the handouts and I think the link may have gotten lost or deleted from the comments. Would you mind posting it again? Thank you!

[@iiimke]

If you cannot see the link he posted, you might try and sort your comments in here by "newest" - and see if it comes. The link Dr Cole posted, to the handout, was three weeks ago. By default, my KZbin comments are posted by "top comments" and sometimes comments are hidden there. I hope that helps :)

[@jamanovel5909]

@@iiimke Thank you so much! That definitely helped with the link and yup, it was hidden for some reason :(

[@iiimke]

@@jamanovel5909 I am glad it worked for you 🙂

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[@indianresearch1495]

Pls send link of hand out. Can't find in comments. Pls pin it as top comment so that all of us can see. Thanks alot

[@Eric-sq4hd]

this guy is thug

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