Cerebrum - External Feature / cerebrum sulci and gyri anatomy

Your cerebrum is the largest part of your brain, and it handles a wide range of responsibilities. Located at the front and top of your skull, it gets its name from the Latin word meaning “brain.” Your cerebrum is instrumental in everything you do in day-to-day life, ranging from thoughts to actions
cerebrum sulci and gyri anatomy
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[@jennyvarshavski3138]

2:10 borders
7:27 sulcus pre post
10:20 medial surface
13:24 inf. Surface

[@musicrules344]

U good mans

[@ektamore9160]

Thank you so much sir.
Sir is the anatomy professor in our college. And the best teacher ever.💐💐

[@medicostudytime]

Which college

[@nithilanamudhan6260]

Sir very well explained
One big concern
Pls try to filter out background audio or have captions for the anatomical terms. I tried with earphones too but it didn't make so much of a difference. Please consider

[@Ydieowisdj]

Seriously

[@chandana1666]

Parieto occipital sulcus is from posterior that means from occipital pole but you spelled as frontal pole sir. It means a lot sir .I loved your explanation sir.

[@hrishir7339]

Watch at 1.5x speed for quick revision

[@aesthetic_.reels09]

Here me watching at 1.75x speed

[@kudratkanizam7934]

2x se upar bata bhai

[@christopc804]

Thank you you saved me. I don't know what would I have done without your advice 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Med_kar]

Only 2x at first time 😂😂

[@Ydieowisdj]

Bhai revision 2x me bhi Der lg rhi he

[@emaanabid6996]

Loved it totally, having a hard time studying Neuroanatomy in Quarantine!!!

[@sunidhim.ghatikar3625]

Good job sir, when I see your videos I can make a swift learning through the books because you put it practically, and this is helpful for exams too

[@ratanroy2923]

Sir this video was very helpful but it would have been better if the background noise was removed and also the voice echo did cause problem to understand some terms.
I suggest you to set up a caption below for more clarification of the terms.

[@vivavoceofanatomy]

Plz use haedphone for better voice

[@dannichols6261]

@@vivavoceofanatomy Headphone doesn't necessarily always help for *clarification of the terms* . Closed captions, or a transcription of the voice in the "show more" section could help for *clarification of the terms* .

[@amruthaashokan1288]

Ohhh sirrr....u r something else...
U explained very well..
😎

[@dannichols6261]

I suppose this is well done, and am grateful for it, but all such medical/scientific videos need to have CAPTIONS which follow the speaking, like closed captions on TV. I'm hard of hearing and can't make out a lot of what is being said. Captions would also help for getting the SPELLING of various terms, as well as removing difficulties with regard to accent and hearing problems. Thank you for presenting it.

[@blessedslave]

@@jahan8647 idiot. There is no captions available for this video.

[@dannichols6261]

@@jahan8647 Maybe you should think twice before you call someone *else* an idiot. THERE IS NO OPTION WITH *THIS* VIDEO TO TURN ON CLOSED CAPTIONS. NONE AT ALL!

[@kyraaholiver5473]

Excellent video Sir, thank you soon much!!!

[@vineetajoshi861]

Best to watch your videos before anatomy viva

[@ShubhamADJoshi]

Very helpful ..!
Thanks sir 🙏🏻

[@vungchang9599]

This was very helpful.
Thank you..😍

[@dhanashrigorad1610]

It's very useful for us sir thanks so much , 🙏😊

[@vishalKumar-op3el]

waw the explanation that you made was seemed ever to be the most convinced on acoont every parts of brain revealed it's fundamental function

[@masudalam5353]

Waww sir .
So amazing.
A lot of thankyou sir.

[@goodmorningpoems3663]

Thank you Sir, amazing video👍

[@prajwalareddy2603]

Thank u so much Sir
This video is very helpful to me

[@mubeshiras3856]

Best video ever😭

[@AlokSINGH-tr1iv]

3 SURFACE
4 BORDER
3 POLES

[@nikitasoni6411]

Thankuuu so much sir for this great vdo
.....

[@BeingMedico]

Very helpful video!

[@wanderingsoul3159]

Nicely explained !!!!

[@92rushikeshkshirsagar48]

Nice demonstration sir

[@oo-nl2po]

Thank you so much sir🙏🙂

[@tanishquechoudhary1244]

Really helpful bruh 💙

[@alinamohsin7617]

The video is really helpful and specimen is clear enough to understand.
But the voice quality is not good,please add subtitles.

[@bluemagpie3822]

thank you so much sir well explained

[@vivavoceofanatomy]

You are most welcome

[@parajanand117]

Thanku so much sir , what type of questions did examiner ask sir

[@kunjalsapariya6011]

Hoping more clear sound next time... btw really helpful 👍

[@apadmavathi9579]

Sir thank u so much 🙏

[@vandanaverma174]

Such a wonderful video...so hard to understand these sulcus gyri from book

[@abirhossain2161]

Love it

[@sonalkokane6240]

One suggestion- in this channel, Your voice always gets echo! Plz try to work on the Mike! And rest all is amazing! Bcoz of this channel I m tension free about my Viva's!

[@vanshshah6693]

Maturity is when hearing at 1x(Normal) is hearing at slomo while hearing at 2x is actually normal...

[@vivavoceofanatomy]

For quick revision use 2x
Less time more revision

[@Lion_club22]

Thnks you sir..

[@idreesashrafdar7092]

Grt sir g

[@vivavoceofanatomy]

Thank u

[@madhankumarr2888]

Sir please upload videos on head and neck

[@godwindabere1677]

Please can you make subtitles available? Otherwise it was a very good job

[@tariqhassan7306]

Problem in understanding few terms.
Rest explained well.
Would be better if you name each anatomical area in English letters (subtitles)for proper understanding besides your demonstration.

[@varshinir23]

Thank you so much sir

[@sumanthpapisetty.2004]

Tq sir❤

[@samiulhasansami4564]

Thank u so much sir

[@139rachitabhowal4]

Parieto occipital sulcus is 5cm in front of occipital lobe right?

[@subudhdebbarma8369]

Yes

[@bhasbnb4057]

Thank you sir

[@kritibhardwaj9259]

Amazing 🎉

[@vivavoceofanatomy]

Thanks

[@parthkarad9507]

Sir voice quality is extremely poor

[@aqsaashar2716]

Well explained

[@mugalithito3830]

Good one

[@harshitapandey2924]

Thankiu so much sir

[@debolinadas8475]

Thanks a lot....this video helped me before viva

[@nidhiv4557]

Sir please do something about audio 😭🙏🏻

[@maitlapanda4474]

Parieto-occipital sulcus is 5 cm in front of occipital pole not frontal lobe

[@mubinakureshi4992]

Nice 👍

[@6chandanlairenlakpam562]

4:18 it should be occipital pole, sir said frontal pole... I think its an unconscious slip of tongue... Thank you sir it help a lot

[@ambadastandale1544]

good

[@sridharshini610]

Can someone say which sulcus sir is talking about at 11:46

[@alisha_0301_]

Please try to add caption

[@sheelajames6371]

Is the pareitoccipital sulcus present infront of the frontal pole or is it in front of the occipital pole?

[@dhruvgarg1913]

Is this video carries functional area's ?

[@dikshakulkarni6005]

Plz improve voice quality
Otherwise vdo is osm

[@tejasvisakhamuri1380]

13:25 - Inferior surface

[@shoreofanatomy8346]

It was good 😊 and easy

[@samirbanik5668]

Sir brain k har hissa kam karta hai ye to scientist ko v pata nehi hai kounse hisse kya kya karsakta hai

[@vishalKumar-op3el]

I notice that some of the basic topic would have been lacked

[@dileepacharya8182]

Sir hepatitis vachinappudu brain enduku control undadu komalo Ku enduku vltaru

[@cutepetvideos7862]

Class is good, but audio is at a lower volume. Couldn't hear some points

[@adityagoyal3547]

4:20 how it is frontal pole it's occipital..
Please make some corrections

[@akshay3933]

Everything is clear but little problem with the voice.

[@vijayalakshmimekapothula5828]

Sir In which book can I find the classification of sulcus....I follow vishram Singh .....I think it's nothing there

[@vivavoceofanatomy]

Vijayalakshmi Mekapothula B D chaurasia

[@parvathisivadas2989]

Bd chaurasya

[@vineetajoshi861]

The clinical anatomy vol 4 of vishramsingh provides you all the details

[@pankajchourasiya6034]

4.22. which is correct..... occipital lobe

[@mohiteharsha8009]

Watching a brain with a brain

[@abdu_jilani]

I don't think we need captions cuz after all we all study from textbooks and if you do not study from textbook and study from your professors notes or online websites or on ipads then ur missing out on the importance of textbook bcz that textbook was composed by the combined knowledge of so many professors and again verified by others so to conclude I would say instead of telling him to put captions and get better and pronunciation please look into the positive aspects of this video and once ur done go open your text books and start studyinh

[@dannichols6261]

Not everyone who watches this and other similar videos *have* textbooks to study from! All of us who have asked for captions *are* appreciative for the presentation of this video, I think you can see that in our comments; we just think it would be *better* if captions were available. So you should take your advice that we open our textbooks and put it somewhere.

[@abdu_jilani]

@@dannichols6261 Are u from US?.. just curious.. cuz some of my cousins study there and they say.. ppl study from laptops pdfs..and not textbooks.. Here in India we study from only textbooks.. oldschool.

[@abdu_jilani]

@@dannichols6261 also do u have cadavers lol..

[@dannichols6261]

@@abdu_jilani I am in US, but I think old school is just fine, it's just that I am not a college or medical student, just someone trying to learn about the brain & nervous system on my own.

[@dannichols6261]

@@abdu_jilani lol, I'm sure med schools here do have cadavers, but I personally have none!

[@technicalchannel8151]

What is largest organs

[@shilumaharjan7880]

Skin

[@harapriyamohapatra6432]

The audio quality is not good some terms aren't audible properly...plz work on the audio sir... overall video is good but audio quality is poor

[@suprisebuttsecksspy5958]

Is that real brain?!

[@vivavoceofanatomy]

Fais Fais
yes

[@dannichols6261]

@surprise, you can tell by the degrading of the surface & the pieces falling off into the plastic box the that it's a real brain.

[@Sattawan5742]

ESA hi hota h bhai medical college me koi value nhi h yah kisi ki😅

[@Medico_1233]

Voice is not clear

[@pinkbow7061]

Voice is not clear pls make better next time

[@pranilwarulkar7763]

Audio quality is not good ....

[@maddeningmonk9585]

Human brain is probably the most boring thing to look at

[@sunidhim.ghatikar3625]

You need to make a proper learning if you think so

[@buddingcardiologist589]

atleast tell the functional areas dude r u even a teacher?

[@vivavoceofanatomy]

Nirvana Mutha we make video of surface not the functional area. So when we make the video of that in that u will get all functional area along with its functions and applied. Be patience.

[@jitbikramchakrabarty8647]

nirvana you are a chutiya for sure

[@dannichols6261]

Nirvana When the title of the video says, "Cerebrum - External Feature", perhaps one should reasonably expect to see a video about the *External Features* of the Cerebrum, which is what they presented. Maybe look for a video labeled 'Functional Areas of the Cerebrum' if that's what you wanted to see. No need to be insulting to the presenter.

[@ERBravoSix]

Do u even have brain ?