@macappl3
I can't believe this channel isn't more popular, these explanations are incredibly clear and helpful. Keep doing what you are doing!
@zore4686
I survived 3 semesters of uni with you're videos! I can't thank you enough!
@dannichols6261
7:01 3D cast of ventricles 7:10 better close-ups of cast 8:02 another close up 11:00 cast, median & lateral apertures
@marwanahmed8062
Medical physiology student in London. this is well explained thanks Dr sam.
@danielapetrachi7892
Hello! I am a physiotherapist but I have not had the good fortune to study on such beautiful models, I really have to thank you for the explanations and the models presented! also now I have a small baby so it's even harder to study 😅😅 thank you so much! (I hope my English is not too bad, I apologize if I made mistakes!)
@Stephanie-el2xh
thanks for your videos. I am studying to become a massage therapist and your videos help with learning detailed subject of anatomy.
@manueldetroij8720
Thankyou Sir, what a joy being in your class !
@Huvandhumaa_paree
Thankyou so much! This makes it so much easier to visualize what I’m studying
@kerubinadj3937
Great video! I want to hear more about the cerebro-spinal fluids functions. I wish I saw these models when I was in primary school, it makes much more sense then the black and white sketches in the study books. Thank you for giving a fresh perspective about anatomy.
@katie-n-mr-hobbs1111
Interesting discussion. I've been shunt dependent since 2010 - cause IIH or, outdated term Pseudotumor cerebri. I have permanent peripheral vision loss, symptomatic Empty Sella Syndrome and my shunt (that's been replaced or revised 4 times now) ...drains to the pleural space under my right lung, which does not have a large enough surface area for the volume of CSF draining, so I have the joy of chronic pleural effusion. Drainage can't be to peritoneal cavity due to multiple open surgeries, scar tissue and adhesions
@lostmountain9701
This explanation is absolutely great! Too much information for a beginner but somehow you made it fun and easier
@acacianorison
Amazing as usual dr Sam...God bless you for these free videos...
@callroland
You could use a small table, like a kitchen island with wheels. That way you can manipulate the props with out having to hold them with one hand and showing the details on the other hand. 5 stars. Anatomy rules. A+ best prof.
@manishaoraon131
You hv got amazing models but I suggest to please keep the models steady and focus the camera on the models ...
@Stubborn214
U make us learn anatomy!! U make it seem clinical, rather than something which is to be boned up!!
@gunasegaranmurugiah1326
Great lecture pal! May god bless your hard work.. thank you
@neehalkanojiya1778
Can't get any better content than there is; on this channel 🤘you rock sir
@thefaithfulmedic6988
Hi Sam, I really love your videos. They have been very useful in my preparation for my Medical Board Part 1 Examinations. I love your entire vibe and teaching technique, I really appreciate those model you have. Just thought to say
@mukadana1
This clip is AMAZING! thank you so so so much for posting this! you are a wonderful teacher and enjoyable to watch. Thank you for making a difficult concept easier to understand :)
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