Visual Neural Pathways and Visual Field Defects

This video concisely describes the path that visual information takes to reach the visual cortex of the occipital lobe.

[@SS-kf4up]

This is very well articulated and illustrated, I am not a medical student and never knew that there are two kinds of visual fields (nasal and temporal) and the signal from the nasal side of the retina crosses over to the other side of the brain. Thank you for explaining this so clearly.

[@ishitashah2056]

This is the easiest explanation I've come across thankyou sooo much!

[@bryanwu6973]

Best video I've seen on this!

[@aarajubhatta6815]

Extremely helpful. Thank you so much. Keep uploading 💚💚

[@raniaabdelrahim6563]

The Simlpest yet, the greatest explaination of all times !!❤🎉 loved the quiz part tysm !

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

So glad!

[@shruthikarthikeyan1227]

Well explained easily..thank you sir

[@ka6091]

thank you! this video is very helpful

[@-hannahanna]

Your videos very helpful.Thanks

[@raginiepte7357]

Just loved it ❤️😊

[@ronypazavinoamhatuka7583]

Thank you so much! 🙏 Definitely it helps!

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Glad it helped!

[@geocacheguy6736]

This video is based. Listen well to this beautiful man.

[@honeyhoney4069]

Thank you so much

[@adarshdubey1665]

Very nice explanation

[@mty6391]

please continue in CNS videos in future e.g MS .......etc

[@user-zt8tr2ud8o]

Thank you

[@gideonoderinde923]

Amazing video, thanks a lot

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

You are welcome!

[@musicalmeghagni1671]

Please upload the patho video on diabetes mellitus 🙏🙏

[@ashishnishad7004]

Great sir , wonderful

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thank you 🙏

[@musicalmeghagni1671]

Your videos are always helpful for me ...😇😇😇💐💐💐...

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

I’m glad for that - thanks for the comment

[@shadtb7059]

WOW AMAZINGGGGGGGGG

[@jamiehackney8309]

I get eye flashing in one eye while they are open and closed for over 10 years now sometimes up 4 times a month

[@brandonjaggi5815]

When I think of God speaking, I hear Morgan Freeman or PhysioPathoPharmaco narrator. Well Done.

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Brandon, that made me laugh for a while. How can I not love that comment. Thanks 🙏

[@bjjbuster2164]

He sounds like "Mindsmash" on KZbin.

[@prernasoni5386]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@bathmavathyr2003]

Excelant

[@vestafarhan7580]

Thanks Does all nerve signal must pass spinal cord

[@imanhamza2138]

May I know how do you do these illustrations what program

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Adobe illustrator

[@ashikjoseph3713]

clean and clear explanation

[@zahidamunawar3654]

At 3.02 , you said , remember, the visual information that crosses over chiasma , originates from both temoral fields, don't understand , bcz a sec before it was told that crossing over at chisma is from both nasal fields , acan you plz exp, thanks a lot sir

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

The part that crosses over at the chiasm is from nasal retina. I think the confusion is between nasal visual fields and nasal retina. Remember that temporal visual field information crosses over and now it’s on the nasal retina.

[@zahidamunawar3654]

@@physiopathopharmaco4190, yes, it was my fault. Thank you very much for making the concept so clear and answering the query so promptly. BTW Brandon Jaggi's remarks are not wrong, The video is outstanding in various terms, no annoying background music, moderate speed of narration making us keep pace with the narrator, and so soothing voice and tone, everything is excellent.

[@sanketsangale6915]

Optic chiasm

[@deelupriyadarsh5868]

Optic Chiasm

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Optimistic charisma

[@deelupriyadarsh5868]

There is nothing called optic charisma in optic anatomy

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

@@deelupriyadarsh5868 notice the comment is optimistic charisma - its a play on words with optic chiasm

[@gideonoderinde923]

Thank you so much

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

You're most welcome