STROKE LOCALIZATION

[@nsas955]

I am a cardiologist and always get perplexed when confronted with a neurologic case, yet this is the only time that I was able to understand and assimilate the neurology cases. Really I do not have words to thank you. You are a genius and generous. God bless you. Greetings from Lebanon.

[@4713ise]

والله ؟ تنصح ارجع اسمعه ؟

[@harjindersingh2844]

Rule of 4 35:45 Rule of 4 Medulla 1:18:00 RULE OF 4 1:26:48

[@drkabirazamchoudhary6390]

Respected Dr. I have no words to express my feelings to define you as a neurologist... Indeed you are a genius & generous one ...May God bless you with good health & prosperity With lots of greetings! Dr. Kabir Azam Ch. ...J&K- Jammu (India)

[@kanhucharandas4540]

This is by far the best lecture I have heard and subsequently learned for a very long time.Archith sir is one of the dark knights as far as medicine is concerned.Thank you so much sir for giving us an immeasurable source of knowledge.

[@shahidullah2808]

Love and respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ❤️ Great teacher

[@cartoonmedico8332]

Amazing . For the first time I felt neurology could be so simple and easy . Thank-you sir .

[@onidoremc9490]

Neurology is simple if u develop interest..!!! I want to neurology after my MD

[@priyanshugarg6161]

Best lecture on stroke localization so far. Always feared studying Neurology but the way sir explained the concepts, just amazing. Top notch conceptual teaching. Thank you Dr. Boloor sir

[@arfathossain8109]

one of the influential lecture i have ever seen..thank u archith boloor sir..we want more lecture from archith boloor sir..

[@niranjankrishnan6318]

this is really awesome and so grateful to Dr. Archith sir and white army members for conducting this valuable 2 hours of discussion. Regards : medico from Kerala

[@lavanya1774]

Iam MD General medicine residen,the best lecture in my life till now I heard, thanq so much sir

[@franjon5350]

I'm an orthopaedic resident I want to learn this truly Wonderful...... I believe the definition of a surgeon is " a phycisian who knows to do an operation"

[@nilpasnilpas3293]

Sir it was really amazing, I used to hate CNS, never made sense to me. But your lecture made it v simple and got even the basics. I'm really v greaful for this session, please do more such sessions.

[@navaneeth_us]

Top-notch conceptual correlation and beautifully crafted and articulated session. Thank you so much, Sir.

[@shashi-songs]

we have heard of gods but people who give us knowledge are not less than gods. its like gods darshanam today. people like Dr Archuth Baloor sir will stay in peoples heart and in documents for very very long time and may be permanently.

[@veerapallilikhitha305]

Just like the class the book is also amazing, it helped me a lot during my final exams . Thank you sir

[@sumayyarazaq7690]

Name of the book?

[@noxa5216]

@@sumayyarazaq7690 Boloor practical

[@bratipandey]

Exam preparatory mannual for undergraduates by Archit boloor and Ramdas Nayek. I am reading this right now😄

[@sihanafathima]

Thank you so much white army for this amazing session...

[@AhanaRanade]

I was so afraid to take up a CNS case before I started watching sir's videos. Thank you so much! ❤

[@KABIRSINGH-by6tt]

What an amazing discussion .Just cant explain in words.

[@PriyadarseMandal]

39:00 why important to know which nerves from medial....suppose medial medullary syndrome 43:36 facial nerve nucleus 46:34 all cranial nerves involved in stroke but not affected why? 47:16 why internal capsule most common site of stroke? 51:07 Hemisensory loss which side if internal capsule is affected? 52:03 What is homonymus hemianopia? 53:30 Blood supply of internal capsule [17/10, 11:59] ~: Cortex stroke 57:11 [17/10, 12:00] ~: 57:33 Which fibres located medially and which laterally [17/10, 12:02] ~: 58:39 what is crural hemiplegia [17/10, 12:03] ~: 58:54 what is brachial hemiplegia [17/10, 12:05] ~: 1:00:13 what features in cortical lesion aphasia apraxia etc [17/10, 12:07] ~: 1:02:11 Hemineglect parietal lobe involved ? [17/10, 12:08] ~: 1:02:58 pt has dense hemiplegia is there chances of aphasia? [17/10, 12:11] ~: 1:03:51 Two divisions of mca supply to broca and wernicke area [17/10, 12:12] ~: 1:04:53 watershed area subcortex [17/10, 12:14] ~: 1:06:14 if internal carotid gets involved what other features [17/10, 12:16] ~: 1:07:19 can we get Paraplegia in strokes [17/10, 12:18] ~: Unpaired aca [17/10, 12:19] ~: 1:09:21 posterior cerebral stroke [17/10, 12:21] ~: 1:10:50 webers syndrome [17/10, 12:21] ~: Mc brainstem stroke [17/10, 12:23] ~: 1:11:34 red nucleus tremors [17/10, 12:24] ~: 1:12:13 peduncles connecting brainstem to cerebellum [17/10, 12:27] ~: 1:13:34 clauds syndrome opposite ataxia [17/10, 12:28] ~: Hemiparkinson [17/10, 12:29] ~: 1:14:00 tectum perinauds syndrome [17/10, 12:31] ~: Upgaze palsy convergent retraction nystagmus [17/10, 12:34] ~: 1:16:50 Millard gubler syndrome ipsilateral facial nerve lmn c/l hemiplegia [17/10, 12:40] ~: 1:18:28 median medullary stroke(pjerrine syndrome) 4M motor path Motor cranial Medial longitudinal fasciculus Medial lemniscus [17/10, 12:51] ~: 1:24:44 ino ms Medial longitudinal fasciculus where located medial brainstem [17/10, 12:52] ~: 1:25:05 what is medial lemniscus what happens 1:28:05 lateral medullary syndrome commonest PC territory syndrome 4S spinothalamic spinocerebellar spinal tract of v Sympathetic trunk 1:32:01 crossed sensory loss In lateral medullary Which side face and other parts of body which side 1:35:20 what produces dissociative sensory loss 1:36:10 what happens when 9 10 11 cranial nerves 1:36:32 hiccups with lateral medullary syndrome 1:38:09 which artery involvement cause lateral medullary syndrome[wallenberg's syndrome] 1:39:48 lateral medullary syndrome which plantar will be extensor 1:41:17 brown sequard hemisection of spinal cord

[@hindustanilofi240]

@@PriyadarseMandal Thnxxxx......❤️❤️❤️

[@gowthamhs4190]

I got a Crystal clear clarity after watching this beautiful session Thank you Sir ✨💫😍❤️

[@choosehappy3908]

The best lecture ever heard , thank you very much sir for making the stroke topic very interesting and easy to understand.

[@drvishwamehta13]

Applaudable session 👏👏👌👌. No words to thanks. , Such a simplified conceptual explaination of neuro

[@RashmiKamath1201]

I'm so grateful to you sir Thank you white army for providing us with this gem of a video👌

[@MyRahul1998]

Wow... Great Class... Please make few more sessions for Valvular heart diseases and Epilepsy Seizures... Thanks a lot for this session... 🙏

[@raihanarafeek546]

Please do a class on demonstration of cns examination

[@sahanakenchappa9978]

Amazing session Need much of sessions like these! Thanks a lot! 🙏😊

[@drkumarvendani3500]

Best lecture sir never been taught like this before and thanks white army.

[@drpruthvi24]

Thank you so much sir for the great class and thanks guys for making this case presentations available to us all

[@arunmathur2693]

Sir..you are such a good mentor...thanks white army..can able to listen and see a mentor...every students dream in their life

[@henriquedurao772]

From South Africa, thanks Prof. Well done.

[@mehakqureshi611]

Amazing lecture by Dr Archit. Never liked stroke so much

[@happiness965]

Thank you so much sir! This is the Best video on this topic in youtube.

[@142_parveza4]

Such an excellent class Sir has such a great voice that can miraculously make you understand everything as though it's just basic addition and subtraction and helps retain it so well Wish I could have participated in the zoom class Even though I have been studying neuro anat for past 4.5 years, I never got it so clear until today thanks to sir Especially all those medullary syndromes, it's just so well explained, all I have to do is revise it a few times I think then I can remember it life long Thank you so much sir and Thank you so much sir , even tho I'm sure sir won't read this message Hope white army can regularly take screenshots of our gratitude and send it to sir so that he understands what a fantastic job he did Thanks a ton white army, hope to see more of my fellow colleagues use your service

[@THEWHITEARMY]

Thank you so much. We shall forward your regards to Sir .

[@kleptocracyrulez763]

Thanku white army for uploading such a lovely discussion

[@drsiddharthsoniphysician]

Sir is God gifted teacher.He has knack to explain so simplistically.

[@mohammedmehdi4318]

My practicals are from next week , i was tended bcz i didn't hv much clinical knowledge regarding neuro, mayb now ill ace it . Thanks to dr. Boloorfr the lecture Thanks to white coat army fr organizing the session .

[@satyamp6202]

Thank you entire team, thank you so much archit sir for your valuable time, learned a lot🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@manishkumarkhandelwal3161]

very nice session... Good explanations with soothing voice great.. thanks sir❤️🙏

[@vishavajitsingh2865]

Sir is real GOAT 💯of medical profession

[@DRJANAKJPATELMDMEDICINEALL]

WONDERFULL WAY OF MAKING CNS LESIONS LOCALISATIONS VERY EASY.YOUR WAY OF EXPLAINING IS VERY NICE.

[@archithboloor2306]

Thank You Sir

[@susmithak8867]

Every second of this video is truly wow..thank you ☺️

[@asadmasood6692]

Sir you are a legend.. thank you so much for your time sir. Its very helpful.. love from Pakistan ❤❤❤

[@shreenidhik7290]

Thanks!

[@anirbanpaulrollno6067]

Thanks sir for explaining the concept in a very nice way ❤

[@munazza18]

Very very informative! Thank you so much White army♥️

[@umeshsah4870]

One of the best video of white army

[@sangeetaneupane3348]

its simply beautiful...thank u soo much sir and white army great initiative...

[@peranavit_9045]

The besttt class I ever had in localization of stroke, Thank you very much sir, you did in a very simplified manner👌🏼❤️

[@hawkeye._.mihawk4865]

So glad I found this one, Learnt sooo much

[@Shambhaviak]

Sir this class cleared so many of my unclear concepts. Thank you so much!

[@priyajulie505]

Greatful nd thankful to u sir.....amazing..... inspiring....smiling lecture nd discussion ❤️

[@kajakaja4572]

Thank u so much for this amazing session sir...

[@smsuvindhya4758]

Thank you, so so very much sir for this class 🙏

[@nikithaanil9397]

Best video on stroke localisation 🙌🏻

[@notajoke333]

Beautiful and brilliant session .thank u very much sir🙏🙏🙏

[@sankarkarmakar568]

Very good informative your valuable class...as I being physiotherapist neurology ,very greatfull to you...sir ...

[@drishyaraveendran6983]

Great explanation sir👌👌 Thank you so much 😊

[@sreesreyukalla2703]

The besttttt explanation for stroke 😍

[@marinamariana1676]

The best video ever ! Thank you for saving my life ❤️❤️❤️

[@anasahmad6749]

1:49:02 emotional comp. Dt facial nerve..finally travel facual nerve but nucleus rel to amygdala ,hippocampus, cortex...facial nerve inv(lmn)..mei affected but umn mei spared since kai jagah se fibres coming

[@zealpatwari7866]

So lucky to find this platform..... thank you so so much sir 😇

[@LEARNING-MEDICAL-EDUCATION]

@1:08:37 if paired ACA, if one ACA gets thrombosed, it gets collateral supply from opposite ACA, so , there will be no weakness.

[@sowjanyakotra6663]

Thank you so much sir..Thanks is not just enough sir...we are very much blessed sir..

[@iblaze1085]

Sir , a big fan of your text book in Medicine

[@dryash866]

Sir omfg😍😍😍only one word wa re wah👏🏻👏🏻😙😙😚👌🏼👌🏼kya bath sir learnt so much

[@RahulRoy-jy2vu]

So easily illustrated ❤❤❤❤ Thank u so much sir 🙏 really enriched.

[@ashmitajain912]

Too grateful for this session 🙏 Brilliant!!❤️

[@megha8783]

Ug or pg aap?

[@sreebalajiar8601]

We request sir to teach on post graduate cases also Like 1.Spino cerebellar ataxia 2.Paraparesis/Quadriparesis 3.Peripheral neuropathy 4.Motor neuron diseases

[@rashwanthiprabz7661]

Thank you sir this extraordinary explanation sir....loved your class! 💫

[@gobezuassefa1141]

it was excellent doc ...Love it . Love Indians from Ethiopia . 🙏

[@tusharkamble1488]

Bessstessst class, plzzzzz keep more such sessions they are soooo helpful!!!

[@MyselfRiyas]

Good and valuable teaching sir...👌🏻

[@Afzal461]

Wow... wonderful sir.... explained it in a simplest way...thnk you so much sir

[@ashmasl8179]

Thank you sir. Very well understood the concepts.

[@dhanujaveeresh4415]

Thank you sir. Best class.

[@madhuekanayake5721]

Well explained.... the best explanation of neurology i ever had.. thank you very much sir 😊😊

[@rehanulislam2419]

Thank you for this brilliant presentation.

[@bikash01136]

Thank you so much sir for your awesome teaching

[@sumanrajsapkota7290]

Thank you so much, Sir, and the white army.

[@johnkodhek]

Thank you sir for this session. Really clarified a lot.

[@drowais]

Wonderful explanation, thanks so much,

[@anshikagupta6893]

Thank you sooo much sir for the best explanation on hemiplegia.

[@krutipatel1663]

Amazing session.....completely hooked

[@FitWhale007]

Thanks for such beautiful lecture sir ❤

[@banareddy893]

Best video on localisation

[@farhaparveen4819]

Thank you sir , making cva soo easy and clear

[@djl3ittu904]

Thanks

[@aisha-jk1in]

Thank you for this wonderful video sir..this video is a boon for all medicos❤

[@ramkumar-hj8gs]

Amazing session ,, thank you sir 🤓

[@seeyasawant4742]

This was veryy helpful. Thank you sir 😇

[@anasahmad6749]

1:41:01 brown sequard..hemisection of cord..common cause-; bullet or stab inj. Not common in stroke ..bcoz ant and post spinal artery inv..1/3 Nd 2/3 kychh na kuchh bacha always Il hemiplegia Cl pain temp lost Il post column sens lost

[@dr.ritwikkolhe946]

Thank you sir🙏🏼, was really helpful👍🏼

[@devimeerapm9130]

Thank you so much sir and white army🙏🙏🙏

[@ahmadgumman3390]

1:17 why would you have a contralateral abducen palsy in millard gubler syndrome, i thought its LMN palsy?

[@anasahmad6749]

1:51:55 dysarthria clumpsy hand synd ...lacunar infarcts...can occur at various part basis pontisnor post limb of IC inv..some dysarthria+ clunpsiness in hand Maybe dt thalamic inv.etc. Will not have full pyramidal inv.

[@dr.pramatheshbp8903]

Wonderful explanation sir thank you 🙏🏻😊

[@sangam3008]

Very nice explanation... Thanks sir🙏

[@aravinds6700]

OMG, i loved the session... Wonderful sir🙏🏼

[@sakshigaikwad1482]

Best best session sir !🙏🏼

[@shahayush1996]

Entire lecture was awesome! But there is a major discrepancy in the uncrossed and crossed hemiplegia thing. Crossed hemiplegia is classically known for lesions at brain stem and uncrossed for lesions in the internal capsule and cortex. It depends on the clinical features of the patient and not on the site of involvement. A internal capsule stroke is uncrossed hemiplegia A Millard Gubler syndrome is crossed hemiplegia

[@bilalahmed-ob4px]

Crossed and uncrossed hemiplegia concept needs review from Dr.Archit boloor is telling reverse.

[@dr.shadmbbsdphmasco]

He is correct

[@anasahmad6749]

1:50:47 pseudobulbar -bl umn palsy spont laugh, cry, emotional incontinence jaw jerk and gsg exaggerated Bl cst bl exaggerated reflex bl extensor plantar.....symp suggestive of lower cranial nerve but actually dt Cst Bulbar lmn palsy