The Neuroanatomy of language (part 1): the Broca-Wernicke model of language.

[@101xaplax101]

Sven you are an excellent presenter……thank you very much for your contributions!!!! 😊

[@sagarwagle1]

Hi Dr. Sven, thank you very much for uploading these lectures. I am a MSK radiologist, and I have learned a lot of neuroradiology by watching your lectures. Your neuroradiology lectures are one of the best available on KZbin.

[@theneuroradiologist]

Thank you very much! Glad you like them!

[@Patr96]

very great lecture! i am a 3rd year neurology resident working in a stroke center, and i appreciate all your presentations regarding neuroanatomy!

[@nongnitteerawatanasuk6082]

Thanks Dr. Sven, your lecture on the neuroanatomy of language was fascinating. I appreciate your ability to make such a complex topic understandable. Looking forward to the next part.

[@shakennotstired8392]

This is such a great talk. You are so knowledgeable. Thanks! Can't wait for the 2nd part.

[@TuticorinNovice]

Hey Sven! Hope you are doing well. Amazing lecture as usual, learnt a lot.

[@theneuroradiologist]

Thanks a lot, Naren, glad you liked it!

[@wshbr-k8m]

What a great overwiew on this really interesting topic. Extraordinary job!!👏👍Impatiently waiting for the second part!

[@Gabriela-fq3cc]

Thank you very much....sorry I didn't have such a great lecture as a I was a med. student.

[@sofianadhem7131]

big thank for your effort

[@theneuroradiologist]

you are welcome, thank you for your nice message

[@julialopes5054]

Thanks a lot, doc!

[@hameedaklan]

Really excellent

[@Gragon]

Hello Wanted to ask whether youre planning to do the brain perfusion video for pre and post surgery/treatment tumor evaluation?

[@theneuroradiologist]

I'm currently preparing a series of classes providing an introduction to neuroradiology for speech therapy and audiology students, so the next couple of weeks don't see myself doing anything, but average male life expectancy is 80 or so, so I've still got 40 years to cover it :)

[@Szczepan-pj6gx]

Good evening, doctor. What will be the subject of the next lectures and when should I reserve time to study? Best regards

[@theneuroradiologist]

honestly don't know yet, I'm always working on several things at the same time and switch back and forth continuously, I never know what will be finished first, all depends on the mood I'm in and deadlines I encounter for my classes....

[@ahmedelbehery3986]

Many thanks Would you please make a video about retro cerebellar cyst differential diagnosis ?

[@life42theuniverse]

Can the signal through the auditory cortex bypass the auditory center to the motor center when surprised?

[@theneuroradiologist]

that's a very specific question to which I don't know the answer. I do think that we shouldn't interpret the whole connectionism model too literally though. It's a good framework and our language areas are definitely located in the perisylvian area of the dominant hemisphere and connected by way of the arcuate fasciculus (white other white matter tracts probaby also contributing to the language network) but the exact way by which auditory speech stimulate are recognized, evaluated and transmitted by the brain still remains a bit of an approximation with many unanswered questions.

[@ahmedelbehery3986]

Many thanks Would you please make a lecture about facial cosmetic imaging?

[@ALIAHMED-mg7er]

We want lectures about CT head and neck Angiography thanks ?

[@theneuroradiologist]

I'll put it on the list (but it's a long list and have a full time day job :D)

[@ALIAHMED-mg7er]

Thank you very much .We appreciate it

[@Stinosko]

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[@theneuroradiologist]

@@Stinosko do you ever sleep??

[@Stinosko]

@@theneuroradiologist Do you? 😉

[@theneuroradiologist]

@@Stinosko sure, thats what the working hours are for! 😉

[@Stinosko]

@@theneuroradiologist Good point 🤔

[@АлександрА-б7ю8й]

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