Sympathetics GI

[@yanli3245]

hands down the best explanation! I went to hours of lectures and anatomy tutorials but still couldn't grasp this concept until i watched your video, I am so thankful, it has made everything so much clearer and best thing is I didn't lose interest halfway through.

[@fatimacheema9282]

these are so good. If only these medschool professors cared nearly as much to teach the material!

[@waheedsaeedi2947]

Your videos are the only ones which answer my questions the best. Really appreciate your work . Extraordinary videos

[@goodman5836]

Sir you're on another level!

[@9Genevieve]

This is so clear and helpful!! I was getting so confused learning the organ innervation individually, this has completely changed my way of thinking so THANK YOU!

[@Sydneykittens]

I am not writing to say you are super amazing. I am writing to say that I don't have word to describe how unique you are in the way you teach anatomy . I wish you cont and do more

[@blackestbear6631]

words cannot describe how well you teach. i think i love you.

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

That is kind of you ... thank-you.

[@hoseinrahmati2382]

Very nice and perfect illustration of S. System

[@ld1667]

Best anatomy channel on youtube, no doubt

[@shikhatrivedi7111]

omg im finally not confused anymore! thank you!!

[@dr.ahmeda.s.m1215]

Best anatomy channel

[@claudiam_3339]

You save me every time

[@arajdhanani2896]

Good job Dr.Morton

[@khaledfarg1565]

many thanks Dr.

[@elhamm7973]

Amazing explanation

[@montazaraldujeili2475]

Always king and brilliant.keep going.

[@jdel617]

your videos save my life thank you!!!!!!!

[@valabhai.rkalshariya6682]

How

[@noorqaiser605]

Going to be telling my kids stories about this legend

[@Dmhiz]

Great video

[@TheAvigail88]

i really love your videos!!!! thanks

[@Youwh00]

That was incredible! Thank you so much !!

[@duocphamtruongtho4462]

thanks for this video!

[@xsampsakx]

Damn good stuff, thank you! So clear and logic.

[@debjaniroy5307]

thanks anatomist! for giving such good anat videos! plz make a video on ant and post abd wall too!!!

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Anterior abdominal wall playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLF2PbpJOr9t0KmSlljUSmXs4LTY9Yw1Eu

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Posterior abdominal wall video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGbWm2Z_jL-siMU

[@jazzlindanielle7238]

Awesome explanation

[@aishab9286]

thank you so much

[@damiththaruka1168]

this is great!

[@anzyumoh]

Interesting ♠️

[@muskanlohana5595]

Kindly increases the volume of videos...

[@Theprofessionalsurgeon]

why the last 3 dots...

[@n_92alharbi71]

@@Theprofessionalsurgeon they refer to the next “videos”

[@katarinagajic8401]

Thank you soooo much!

[@samianadir1356]

thank you.

[@noellundstrom7447]

legend

[@269Tanya]

golden

[@alihaggaz4634]

hey noted anatomist, how come you didn't include the least splanchnic nerve?

[@amnawajahat6418]

so would it be wrong to say that the nerve fibres passing through dorsal RAMI, donot form the sympathetics and parasympatheitcs fibres?

[@thameswarank2103]

Sir, everything is good. But a dbt, I think epinephrine will never come in neurones of postganglion, only NE will come. And epinephrine will come in adrenal medulla. Am i right?

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

NE is primarily secreted by post-ganglionic sympathetic neurons and EPI is primarily secreted by the adrenal medulla. However, NE is secreted by the adrenal medulla (much smaller amounts) and EPI is secreted by post-gang symp neurons (in small amounts). Does this help?

[@usaintltrade]

🛡️

[@nadakhalil9938]

Your voice is so low !

[@nadakhalil9938]

Your voice is so low !