Video 2- Lesions affecting lateral gaze: Internuclear Ophthalmoplegia and more!

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Best explanation ever!!!! I wish I can keep pressing the thumb up 👍a million time😄😄 May God continue to bless you for this excellent explanation 💕💕💕💕💕

[@jeje2538]

Thank you so much for this simple and perfect explanation of the topic 😊

[@Drakhil63880]

Best and simplest way of teaching you are great sir Please upload more videos 🙏

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

Thank you

[@sreethacs9808]

Just awesome... No one can make these topics more simpler..

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

Thank you for your kind words

[@rahulretheesh8863]

Best explanation i have ever heard.

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

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[@sakshithanki1353]

Superb explanation…. Thank you so much sir

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

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[@shubhamshoryabhatt9069]

Excellent video

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

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[@rashasherin.c6989]

Waahoo..thankuu somuch..used to get confused in this topic a lot,but now its clear👍🏻

[@sreethusreekumar8894]

Just amazing😍😍

[@nammanagrawal3445]

Great explanation!

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

Thank you

[@aishwaryadhawan641]

Sir You r awesome . Thankgod we have teachers like you😅

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

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[@saranmanmadhakumar782]

Sir I am Abhisek G nair ( surgery from jipmer) 2013 batch student from TMC ..great video sir , great concept sir

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

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[@paediatricspotcases5220]

Underrated video sir It is best video for gaze

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

Glad you think so! 😊

[@alien3143]

Really superb

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

Thank you

[@Victor-backwalkover]

Great teaching. Please can you upload more videos? Thanks.

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

Thank you so much. I will as I get time

[@109-hasimm4]

sir, this is just awesome.pls upload more videos for understanding basic lesions.

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

Thank you. Will do as time permits

[@LukkaRajkiran]

Thank you sir super explanation ❤

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

You're most welcome

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Dorris chetta... Superb!!! Looking fwd for more videos... 👍👍👍👍😇

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

Thank you 😊

[@Deepa0309]

🙏 simple but powerful...

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

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[@dr.marwayounis106]

highly informative vedio , thanks so much

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

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[@sajithstephen2k6]

Great chetta.. ❤️

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

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[@learnwithdrrajesh444]

Nice

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

Thank you Sir

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[@iamsaranak]

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[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

Thank you Saran 😊

[@paediatricspotcases5220]

Sir at which level trigeminal sensory fiber crosses like it is always confusion where contralateral hemiseory loss and ipsilateral face sense loss

[@AirAnatomy_Doris]

I think I got your confusion. Ill try to explain, sorry for being long. Trigeminal sensory fibres can be considered two types (practically). One is the *fine touch and pressure* - (similar to dorsal column in the spinal cord) synapsing at the Chief sensory nucleus of Trigeminal (Pons). Fibres from there ascend in trigeminal lemniscus to opposite thalamus The second is *pain and temperature* - (similar to lateral spinothalamic) synpasing at Spinal nucleus (Medulla and even upper spinal cord - This can be involved in a lateral Medullary Syndrome) causing ipsilateral loss of pain and temperature in face). Fibres from here ascend in what is called the trigemino thalamic tract to opposite tha

[@paediatricspotcases5220]

@@AirAnatomy_Doris very thank u sir for selfless effort

[@paediatricspotcases5220]

@@AirAnatomy_Doris so always der is ipsilateral involvement if any brainstem syndrome hppn