Brown Sequard Syndrome - Hemisection of the Spinal Cord

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Thank you so much! I have been trying to understand this concept for 2 days now. I finally came across your video and it is crystal clear now!

[@cricketglory38]

I’ve never seen such an amazing video. All my doubts are clear and I will never forget Brown Sequard syndrome. I usually donot comment on the videos, but yours was so great sir that I couldn’t stop myself from appreciating. Thankyou sir

[@sahiba6110]

Sir you have done an amazing job ,. intially, I was reluctant I thought I wouldn't get anything but as the video progressed it unfolded all the information and I understood everything .

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[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

You are very welcome.

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Thankyou Dr.Been for clearing up some important areas. I wonder why i didnt come accross your vedio before💐

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[@jorgeeligio97]

No había podido entender a la perfección este tema hasta que ví su video, muchas gracias 😱 greetings from Mexico!

[@ravaliy4814]

Very clear now about brown Sequard syndrome..Thank you so much sir. Please clarify us about the other syndromes also central cord syndrome anterior cord syndrome and all. And also Please do help us in such way in other neurological conditions too like stroke, multiple sclerosis, polyneuropathies, myathenia gravis, neural tube defects, motor neuron diseases, myopathies etc sir

[@khdr4165]

Holy crap🥺 this is the most complicated thing i've ever seen! I really don't have a goid base in neurology, i need to go back to basics in order to understand this shit, can anybody advise me or gimme a link or a source where i can start from zero? 💔

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Sorry about that. It is an interesting but complicated topic.

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[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

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NGL DR your lectures are good, do you teach at a university?

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[@Awdy123]

Thank you so much sir.... it was very very very helpful to get the logics ... it was very easy to understand, than bugging in front of the textbook..thanks a lot .. I hope you create more such lecture videos..

[@SagarPanta]

In the case you described does the pain sensation goes away at T7 on the opposite side ?

[@dotdot..........5908]

Sir please make lectures on CNS physiology

[@06lawrencemiguelligason10]

amazing, thank you

[@invinciblemedico8271]

Thank you sir

[@ЛИЦЕЙТТЛ]

I couldn't understand. You explained Alissa her tract that if we will have injury in th 5 on the left, clinical desecration of pain and t will be 2 segments below in the same side, but in a person you explained that pain and t will be disordered on the same segment(not below)?

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[@rsoulmelodies129]

awesome... i wish if you were my professor...

[@BhavyaKansal18]

Thankyou so much for the video sir! I had just one doubt: Where is the tract of lissauer exactly found? Like, is it that all pain and temperature fibres form two types of tracts: one the main Ascending spinothalamic tract and the other this local tract? I am confused because this tract is not talked about in other pathologies.. like in Syringomyelia, we say that the site of syrinx affects the dermatome of the same level.

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[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

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[@mford8404]

Wonderfully done!

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[@CheriCheriLady95]

Awesome explanation! Thank you very much!!

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Thank you. My pleasure.

[@s.s8744]

Thank you for the amazing lecture Dr Mobeen. I looked for your videos on spinothalamic tracts and upper motor neuron lesions. But I could not find them. May you please send me a link maybe where I can see those lectures as well.

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Our Nervous System lectures have these topics on drbeen.com. Here is a link: www.drbeen.com/watch/neuroanatomy/hemisection-of-the-spinal-cord

[@s.s8744]

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