Spinal cord introduction to the transverse section

[@adnankamen6470]

is it just me, but not only is Sam impressionable, the music makes me focused and want to learn, maybe my brain has familiarised with it. Even though i have no applicable purpose of learning anatomy i come back to these videos frequently. Really enjoyable.

[@visisinvis]

I actually adore the way you teach and I'm so so thankful for how much you've helped me in my studies

[@acacianorison]

This is the best ever video made on spinal cord that i have seen. Thank you so much Sam💕

[@Deba7777]

Wow! Sam, I'm an RN, but I've never heard such a great explanation and breakdown of this anatomy as you've given here! You are an amazing, interesting, and even entertaining teacher! Thank you!

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[@Drmaya-df3kh]

You're an amazing teacher..❤️❤️ just love your teaching

[@priyankarane6554]

I rocked in my exams because of you 😊 Thank you

[@denieljohndesilva586]

Yay, another great and helpful video! Can you make more videos about the back? Thank you Mr. Webster for making anatomy fascinating and fun.

[@SamWebster]

Sure. I'm not sure what's left to talk about after these but I'm sure there's something: kzbin.info/aero/PLSL-eqKP1SPEz5OaIIgCpegtSF_0LsniH

[@varshiniloganathan2903]

Omg.. I really loved the way you explain.. Almost using you're channel for my studies..I'm really very jealous of you're students.. I really wanted a lecturer like you in my college but none of them is as good as you.. Please come India 🇮🇳( chennai)

[@plee2]

Thanks Sam. Great videos, have been following your videos for years and bought your book on embryology. really clarifies things. (will you consider doing a video on retina, optic nerve and the ophthalmic tract?

[@drdaasamine4389]

Thanks teacher, i appreciate all your vidéos, i learn a lot.

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[@someshsingh3733]

I love you man

[@PikesCore24]

Watching this video, and looking at your model of the cross section, I had no sense of the dimension involved. I had the vague impression that the spinal cord was about an inch across. When you went to the microscope, it didn't initially make sense to me that you needed a microscope to look at something that was an inch across. So I went to wikipedia. I was absolutely blow away when I found on wikipedia that in the thoracic area, the diameter of the spinal cord is only a quarter inch across! Whoa! All that in a quarter inch? No way! Did you mention this fact in the video?

[@stutichauhan.]

Thank you sooo much this was really helpful🌈💫

[@chbabyalltheway]

This was super helpful! Thank you!

[@umairhassan4765]

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[@mahmoudbustami5914]

all the love doctor, very helpful ❤️❤️

[@danyan.afandy6822]

What an amazing video, iam stage 1 medical student and i have been struggling with identifying gray matter and white matter, quite confusing but now its not thanks.

[@lucylast986]

Your videos are awesome!

[@Shirdimajid]

Thanks you are a great teacher

[@ottiliemilne6167]

Thank you! one question thou... I understand why it gets thinner and thinner, but why do you get a second "bulge" at the lower lumbar region (9:06 mins into the video)? thanks Ottilie

[@debopamsil3449]

For the lumbosacral plexus supplying the inferior extremities.

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Thanks

[@shahbaz9231]

doc what's difference between fasciculus and Funiculus

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Thanks sir

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thanku sir

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Nice video watching from Pakistan

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1:35 LOL