High Yield Topic - Clinical Anatomy of Retina

[@anandsingh4071]

one thing i want to say dat..u r far far better than those pg coaching teachers...if u r going to teach us d whole optha..m damn sure u r going to hit other teachers out of the market...excellent job...

[@AC-zq6tr]

Excellent!! Love how you've explained things in logical and practical frameworks that help understanding, and not just route learning- thank you so much!

[@bethisrinivasulu1947]

You are really good at ophthalmology and ur way making students understand the concept is simply awsome. More strength and power to u sir

[@samirbarpande921]

Thanks a million dear Pranesh Bhai! You are excellent teacher and are doing a wonderful job. I wish you a very good health and everlasting happiness. Please continue teaching us.

[@ashiyoutube]

I can't emphasize enough on how thankful I am for ur lectures..Sine joining residency I have been watching ur videos..pls continue making mor videos.

[@jofinamathews6668]

sir took saving lives a bit too seriously....THANKYOU SIR..the best ophthal lecture Ive ever watched

[@narayanbavalatti9014]

Very good communication and good skill of explaining keep it up and help to required person through your vedio sir

[@AP-ex6qz]

Brilliant!! Really liked the video. But i honestly preferred the white board video.But its actually fine, whatever is easier for you.At the end, the information is what matters

[@r.spectacularansari8140]

Thnqqq so much your videos is awsm so easly you define topics. Your lectures help me a lot

[@pradipmohanta9321]

Thank you for your quality time.. Nicely explained..

[@pranesh]

Means a lot to come from u, sir ! Thanks 🙏🏻

[@pradipmohanta9321]

Pranesh When u find time, just send a "hello" to my Whatsapp : [phone]

[@pranesh]

Sure sir ! 😊😊

[@Aakash_savant]

THANK YOU SIR REALLY IT HELPED ME IN UNDERSTANDING THE RETINA

[@priyatiwari4003]

Really this video helping me to understand the anatomy of retina very well.thank you so much sir

[@ali42301]

This helped me a lot !.... thank you very much, regards from Saudi Arabia.

[@mohamedmular5406]

Brilliant work. Can you upload more ophthalmology video's as well. These video's helps us students to grasp a clear concept.

[@PremKumar-iu9vz]

very nice ... continue your teaching Pranesh ..

[@pranesh]

Prem Kumar thank u thalaiva :)

[@AbhishekSahu-bi9lg]

Sir... Please add a video on Neurophthalmology.... And Thnkss for making my concepts clear on retina 😇

[@AksheyeNayak]

Very well explained sir, indeed it helped me a lot

[@thebrownimg]

its good u started uploading videos again....can u plz make a video on strabismus? got an exam in optho in september...thanks...

[@dryashd]

excellent !!! keep it up very high yielding

[@dr.wardget]

On 34:40 you said that in macula the ration of gc to cone are 1:1 , But earlier in this video you noticed that there are 6.5 million of cones , so how can it be 1:1 ? Thank you in advance for answering. And thank you a lot for this extraordinary video

[@fascinatinghumanbody9810]

I prefer this better than whiteboard..excellent lecture sir..i hav exms nxt mnth..could u pls make a topic on diseases of retina sir..

[@ummesulaim5949]

Excellent explanation! Thank you sir .

[@dr.sumitkumarpatil5073]

Sir great teaching sir...sir please please please please please please please please make some time out and make videos on 2 topics... Retina and squint

[@bharathbalaga9365]

It's just excellent,very well explained each detail sir...

[@whitedove8858]

Optic cup and optic disc ratio, what if it’s .0.06=60% is that normal range, when does it become not normal range?

[@subi.21]

Awesome lecture sir

[@ashikalutchmeenarrain6329]

Wonderful explanation of a very difficult subject

[@srahman2610]

excellent! please upload more! From Bangladesh!

[@priyamvadagoel4429]

Really well explained

[@saravananssk]

Excellent lecture thank u .......sir pls do strabismus topic for pg aspirants...

[@drsultansaudagar2733]

OUTSTANDING LECTURE

[@SaurabhKumar-zx4hp]

Very nice video sir

[@moalz1680]

fantastic lecture many thanks sir

[@mahipalsingh5834]

Beautifully explained

[@alikerrouzi13]

thank you soo much Sir you are inspiration you help me understand retina please can you do more video thank you again good luck

[@normadicn5700]

Comprehensive video. Wish you would do same for Uveal Tract and Sceral/Cornea. Thanks so much for this

[@TheHolyphantom]

what book are the images from the "gross anatomy of the retina" from? Thanks, you really explain this topic well.

[@pranesh]

Clinical anatomy of eye - Lee Ann Remington

[@PrabhatKumar-mu1nr]

very nice lecture sir, Thank you.. but i have a doubt ..in Langsman embryology the time of choroidal fissure closer(cloboma)-- is during 7th wk.. and you mention it during sixth wk .. in mcq what wl be correct ans?

[@pranesh]

7 wks 😊

[@mananvaid2304]

Thinnest portion isnt it ora serrata? I’ve seen everyone saying ora serrata now I’m confused

[@normadicn5700]

It's foveola

[@jashvithk6801]

well explained Friend. thank you

[@yogithasri8686]

Grt job👍 More vedios plz...

[@sugan__98]

Amazing video.. Thank you sir.

[@drdhruvalkhurana]

Sir I cannot download the pdf

[@BaduSusan-hw6jm]

Helpful

[@bhagyashreegawde2942]

From where can i get the extra edge pdf key points on this topic The link is not supporting plz provide the valid link

[@pranesh]

yea i guess file access expired. shall upload a newer one soon n let u know.

[@bhagyashreegawde2942]

@@pranesh yes do mention sir & tag me so that I'll come to know thanku

[@bhagyashreegawde2942]

Sir can u upload new link of pdf file as u said u will upload it soon.. Please kindly provide it

[@pranesh]

@@bhagyashreegawde2942 drive.google.com/file/d/1s3irBFv-FDSICUx1kuPwm96v7riXcwth/view?usp=sharing

[@ophthojooeileyecirclehisha4917]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@sanjansah9025]

Really liked it

[@Rajkumar-hg9rt]

what's papelledema

[@sumaiyaakthar2250]

It is very understandable ...thank s sir

[@aswathyranjith6513]

Thankyou so much

[@thebrownimg]

so can plz upload a lecture on strabismus?

[@pranesh]

Ayesha Iqbal I want squint lecture to be complete and comprehensive ... so gimme some time. shall give u guys somethin worth watchin. till then watch Tim Root s video on strabismus on KZbin. read Parsons on squint.

[@normadicn5700]

@@pranesh you are a good person👍🏽

[@himanshukaushik8779]

Plzz make more ophtha videos for ug medical students !!

[@hemakar1]

part 2 angle of ant chamber?

[@sheetalpeddawad6011]

Sir can you please upload extra edge PDF

[@adenmadi]

tq so much !

[@r.spectacularansari8140]

Can you upload a video on retinitis

[@hamzaaslam6783]

Plz plz make video on conjunctiva squint and lens

[@vaishnaviiyer6775]

Sir pls make a video on glaucoma.... Plsss..... 🙏🙏

[@prakashrana1404]

Sir isnt ora serrata the thinnest part of retina ??

[@pranesh]

Bro, fovea is considered as the thinnest part - 0.10 mm compared to ora - 0.12 mm. Not much of a difference but still, for ur exams keep fovea/ foveola (central floor of fovea) as 1st choice. Ref. Kanski pg 580

[@prakashrana1404]

Thank u sir 😃

[@normadicn5700]

@@pranesh thanks. I would definitely read Kanski

[@vivekwani3048]

DR PRANESH THE inner layer of optic cup you are drawing is the invaginated layer of cup itself and no other innner layer . your concepts are not correct i feel

[@bharanim8031]

Thank you sir

[@narasimha7870]

Super sir

[@ajitthakur5243]

your previous white board teaching was far better than this power point teaching....

[@pranesh]

ajit thakur ...True 😊 I felt the same too. I wanted to experiment with this one where​ I cud draw and display pics at the same time... But anyday white/blackboard teaching beats any technology out there. Thanks for the feedback

[@aaykumar-tf6gy]

ajit thakur ,u maybe right but white board teaching is almost vanished fart in the wind. It's new era of teaching.

[@drsultansaudagar2733]

If u provides whole opth lectures for pg aspirant with some money let me know.

[@123bhawesh]

3:59 - you have made wrong diagram

[@James0Earl0Ray]

I wana know if this guy can make me a slushy

[@abebezeleke1337]

the concept of retinal layer is not even clear for you

[@meenasalve9146]

Thank u so so much