Larynx Anatomy for Staging Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Part 1

It's easier to learn radiologic anatomy if it is tied to clinically-relevant topic, like primary laryngeal squamous cell carcinoma. This lecture assumes a basic knowledge of laryngeal anatomy.

[@ranjumonikonwar2331]

One of the best lecture I came across by fortune.It was very difficult to understand the cross sections before but the very illustrative, demonstrative and to the point explanations had made my understanding much easier of this complex anatomical stucture of head and neck made more complex by pathology .Thanks for the excellent lectures .We want more of anatomy ( radiological ) and PATHOLOGY ON MRI SEQUENCES with regard to oral cavity, tongue muscles, submandibular glands , nodes etc on MRI including THE PTERYGOID MUSCLES , PTERYGOID PLATES, PTERYGOPALATINE FISSURE ,THE MOST COMPLEX AREA IN THE SKULL ON MRI .PLEASE DO SOME VIDEOS ON IT, AS YOUR LECTURES ARE VERY HELPFUL

[@ENT_Imaging]

I'm glad that you are enjoying the lectures. Thank you for the recommendations. I do get a lot of requests for more anatomy content! The pterygopalatine fossa is covered briefly in the Sinuses lecture (th-cam.com/video/EysUSVDfE7E/w-d-xo.html), but it's probably not the depth of material that you are hoping for. I will have to produce a series of lectures on Skull Base Anatomy and include the infratemporal fossa!

[@kelumprasanna7262]

great lecture. thanks a lot

[@minetteestrada4639]

Excellent lecture. Very clear on anatomy and pathology. Thank you for sharing!

[@caiyu538]

Great lecture excellent teacher.