Little King™ You go little King! You should watch the TedXTalk on Deep Brain Stimulation. I think you will really enjoy what the future of neurology and neuroscience looks like.
+Kevin hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to uncover anatomy and physiology systems try Corbandy Simple Physiology Crusher (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my brother in law got amazing results with it.
There are many components to studying human anatomy. One plan I found which succeeds in merging these is the Sebs Study Crammer (check it out on google) without a doubt the most useful info that I have ever heard of. Check out this extraordinary site.
This is why the college system is doomed. If we invest in excellent online higher Ed college costs would decrease dramatically and quality would increase.
I really wish lectures could be like this... :( I am a medicine student and I am finding it very hard trying to understand neuroanatomy; lectures haven't even helped me. Thank you so much for posting these videos relating to anatomy. They've helped me a lot.
Best simple and clear explanation so far- my concept has got crystal clear- appreciate your meticulous effort in developing the 3D animation - helped thousands
Medical students nowadays are very lucky . When i was a student , we never had these online tutorials which make the understanding much easier . Thank you . A doctor of 30 years still thanking the uploader . TQ
cannot imagine how it would be to search books and find the page you were studying from when you wanted to review anatomy. I thought med school now was difficult, but that sounds like hard work.
if you type in the search bar of Zygote Body "brain", it will isolate the brain and you can then "pin" it as well. Can be a bit tricky sometimes isolating certain structures!
Everybody luvs ye, lad. :) I wish I'd had this 25 years ago, embarking on study of psychology -- I am a bit spatially impaired, and I had a hell of a bad time visualizing these structures in three dimensions. There were no programs back then that rotated the images like this. A great addition to the study tools for a vital but complex topic.
This is one of the best brain anatomy videos on YT. We encounter this information quite frequently as we work with people who receive brain and spinal cord injuries.
I love these videos! Really helping me study for my psych class (we have to identify the parts of the brain.) I don't know if this is within you area of knowledge, but it would be really helpful if you made a video about what each of these anatomical part's function. Just a thought!
Thank you. Clears a lot of things up that get confused looking at 2-D illustrations. One point. The epithalamus is an important part of the dienchephalon connecting the pineal gland to the rest of the brain including the hypothalamus, giving credence to it being not only the "Third Eye", but also the "Master Gland". It looks kind of like a tail ending in the pineal gland in this 3-D video of the brain. The pineal gland is considered to be a part of the epithalamus.
I am engineering manufacturing student.I am fascinated by creating molecular device.I wish we could alter state of conciousness by cutting suprachiasmatic nucleus or mesopotine manipulation using molecular machine. I think learning brain anatomy and nuerology is the great start.
This is is Great!! I just hope all teenagers and folks nowadays are aware and eager to learn too about brain and educational videos rather than trashy viral non-sense music videos.
Great starting place for cross-sectional anatomy. When you spin the image around in 3D, it helps you to get an understanding of the planes in which the structures lie. Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks for a clear explanation. it's hard to enter into studies of the brain, as many texts and diagrams bombard the reader with so much information at once. this tutorial is well organized
There are many factors in studying anatomy. One place I found that successfully combines these is the Sebs Study Crammer (check it out on google) definately the no.1 info that I have ever heard of. look at this interesting resource.
Just a thing. When describing parts of the brain you should really use ventral - dorsal (anterior - posterior) and rostral - caudal (superior - inferior). It's just the proper language when talking about the brain.
@anatomyzone bro you are awesome, by linking the name of structures to their literal meaning -a great way to remember and understand . Thank you very much .
first of all thank you for this tutorial, it's very nice and easy :) But there's a little mistake in this illustration - as far as i know the sulcus centralis (rolandic fissure) and the sulcus lateralis (sylvic fissure) never meet... It's like rolando and sylvia want to get together but they never will (still a better lovestory than twilight)
Have you done a video on the thalamus and the way the frontal cortex connects to it? I'd love to see the inner networking of the brain to itself and some of the feedback loops. Thanks. Ops! Just found your video on the topic!
I haven't watched a lot of anatomy videos where they introduce the viewer to the latin definitions as well. Really appreciate you adding those portions!
Awhile lobe just for vision? Even if it's much smaller and accounting that our eyes are very complex, I don't really believe that Occipital lobe could be responsible for vision alone. There is surely some other function that is simply paired up with out vision.
I'm a 10 year old kid, & I want to become a neurologist when I'm older, so I'm learning the basics.
Little King™ you can do it!
Little King™ hell you can
Little King™ You go little King! You should watch the TedXTalk on Deep Brain Stimulation. I think you will really enjoy what the future of neurology and neuroscience looks like.
+Little King™ u will end up ask yourself many stupid questions, like why there are so many names for the same part of the brain...lol keep going!
+Little King™ Impressive for a 10 year old)
hi there, i'm a brain trying to understand myself x)
+Kevin hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to uncover anatomy and physiology systems try Corbandy Simple Physiology Crusher (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my brother in law got amazing results with it.
There are many components to studying human anatomy. One plan I found which succeeds in merging these is the Sebs Study Crammer (check it out on google) without a doubt the most useful info that I have ever heard of. Check out this extraordinary site.
Classic
Hello fellow brain. Isn't it interesting that we are both brains? Pretty different neural pathways, but the same meat machine all the same.
Yes
Some TH-cam channels deserve medical accreditation. This channel is certainly one of them. Thank you.
Rob Alexanders
Definitely !
Isakay baray
Agreed
Idz mah 08
Rob Alexanders this channel on the other hand is totally insane: th-cam.com/channels/tQL5M2NjdiZEUBRLhIQCwA.html
Why can't my lecturer teach like that? He spent 2 hrs talking about the same thing and I don't even get a word...
+I am your eyes saaaaaaammmmmmeeeee..........................hahahahahahahahahahahaha
+I am your eyes same :(
ISawNothing some are teachers others are preachers but same happens here and everywhere.
This is why the college system is doomed. If we invest in excellent online higher Ed college costs would decrease dramatically and quality would increase.
I really wish lectures could be like this... :( I am a medicine student and I am finding it very hard trying to understand neuroanatomy; lectures haven't even helped me. Thank you so much for posting these videos relating to anatomy. They've helped me a lot.
Also, it helps so much that you explain the Latin roots of the names. It really helps in remembering the names as they relate to the parts.
14 year old who dreams of being a neurosurgeon! Oh god...
THANK YOU SO SO SO MUCH FOR THIS, SO USEFUL, CLEAR AND I CAN FINALLY UNDERSTAND MY NEUROANATOMY COURSE
Am I the only one who watches this without any test and just for fun?
Best simple and clear explanation so far- my concept has got crystal clear- appreciate your meticulous effort in developing the 3D animation - helped thousands
Medical students nowadays are very lucky . When i was a student , we never had these online tutorials which make the understanding much easier . Thank you . A doctor of 30 years still thanking the uploader . TQ
cannot imagine how it would be to search books and find the page you were studying from when you wanted to review anatomy. I thought med school now was difficult, but that sounds like hard work.
if you type in the search bar of Zygote Body "brain", it will isolate the brain and you can then "pin" it as well. Can be a bit tricky sometimes isolating certain structures!
support over palastine,s people who are in difficulties.
Bro we are trying to learn here. Get outta here stupid walled monkeys.
Everybody luvs ye, lad. :)
I wish I'd had this 25 years ago, embarking on study of psychology -- I am a bit spatially impaired, and I had a hell of a bad time visualizing these structures in three dimensions. There were no programs back then that rotated the images like this. A great addition to the study tools for a vital but complex topic.
awesome!!!!!!!! ur animation has really made the structure understandable.PLEASE KEEP UPLOADING MORE ON HUMAN ANATOMY!!!!!!
the midbrain looks
like a creature! lol.
Thank you so much for adding REAL closed-captions, rather than the default 'automatic' computer generated ones which usually mess up pretty badly!
Thank u for this wonderful video.
Iam physiotherapist student who is pursuing bachelor degree in Cairo university.
bio-neuro psychology finals, baby.
you have been my savior for this entire semester xD thanks!
I think you are a doctor now
Thank you for explaining this so clearly! I am not in the scientific or medical fields but am interested. Very helpful!
This is one of the best brain anatomy videos on YT. We encounter this information quite frequently as we work with people who receive brain and spinal cord injuries.
Extremely helpful! This will help me pass my Anatomy I exam with flying colors! Great job! Thank you!
I love these videos! Really helping me study for my psych class (we have to identify the parts of the brain.) I don't know if this is within you area of knowledge, but it would be really helpful if you made a video about what each of these anatomical part's function. Just a thought!
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Thanks so much! I'm wanting to make a digital brain to map neurons onto, and this'll help a lot!
So helpful!
Amazing ppt you have introduced us to make a great image and visualization about brain
Thank you. Clears a lot of things up that get confused looking at 2-D illustrations. One point. The epithalamus is an important part of the dienchephalon connecting the pineal gland to the rest of the brain including the hypothalamus, giving credence to it being not only the "Third Eye", but also the "Master Gland". It looks kind of like a tail ending in the pineal gland in this 3-D video of the brain. The pineal gland is considered to be a part of the epithalamus.
I am engineering manufacturing student.I am fascinated by creating molecular device.I wish we could alter state of conciousness by cutting suprachiasmatic nucleus or mesopotine manipulation using molecular machine. I think learning brain anatomy and nuerology is the great start.
"dienkaphalon" LOL, nice video though!
So helpfull,thanx alot..keep going
Wish u the best :)
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Thank you great tutorial simple and comprehensive
fantastic overview of the basic anatomy of the brain, thanks!
Your explanation was great, helped me a lot! The way you explain neuroanatomy makes this seems easy.
This is is Great!! I just hope all teenagers and folks nowadays are aware and eager to learn too about brain and educational videos rather than trashy viral non-sense music videos.
It's so weird that all our minds really are is just a piece of meat.
Brain is very mix. Anterior inferior posterior superior. And brainstem, medulla ablongata pons midbrain cerebral peduncles corpora quadrigemina, superior colliculi, inferior colliculi,tectum , pons, nuclei, ganglia , memory ,vein. diencephalon, thalamus, hypothalamus, pineal gland. thalami, interthalamic adhesion, pineal gland, cerebral cortex neocortex, allocortex, archicortex, palecortex, sulci,central sulcus, lateral sulcus, frontal lobe, parietal lobe, tempora lobe, occipital lobe
Amazingly clear and well structured! THANK YOU!
Great starting place for cross-sectional anatomy. When you spin the image around in 3D, it helps you to get an understanding of the planes in which the structures lie. Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!
Im in love with you, SERIOUSLY
This is excellent! Thank you for making one of the most complex things in nature that little bit easier to get my "brain" around. Thanks again ;) xxx
Very informative and and helpful except for the swallowing ASMR
Gratitude it's what your brain should shed in the comments section!
Clear concise and extremely helpful interesting information on the brain. Thank you much appreciated
Did you say "more clearer"?????? I am a grammar policeman -- that is wrong! Use either "clearer" or "more clear" but not "more clearer"?
thanks for a clear explanation. it's hard to enter into studies of the brain, as many texts and diagrams bombard the reader with so much information at once. this tutorial is well organized
There are many factors in studying anatomy. One place I found that successfully combines these is the Sebs Study Crammer (check it out on google) definately the no.1 info that I have ever heard of. look at this interesting resource.
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Thank you so much this realy gives me a very good idea and cleared all the questions I had .. thank u ... so much for xplaining it so clearly....
Which program are you using in this tutorial ? I need 3D atlas of the brain and appropriate program to run . Can you suggest anything? thx
I'm a 6 year old kid, & i want to become a neurologist when i'm older, so i'm learning the basics.
And now you are 8 year old cgrlt
Couldn't see full structure bcos windings coming on the picture. If it is side or separate good
Hats off to you fellow scholar, no words can express how thankful I'm for this whole playlist on Neuroanatomy and specially the way you teach.
Superb lecture. I've been looking for something this clear.
Thank you!
Very well articulated, easy for me to comprehend. Thank you.
thank you sir. brain is a very complex topic but your vedio has helped me so much
Just a thing. When describing parts of the brain you should really use ventral - dorsal (anterior - posterior) and rostral - caudal (superior - inferior). It's just the proper language when talking about the brain.
Now that would depend on the organism, wouldn't it? Since we are talking about humans, I think superior/inferior and anterior/posterior are correct...
anyone else have a test on this within a week besides me?
3:30
such a beautiful phrasing: "switchboard to the cerebral hemisphere". mesmerizing explanation
Excellent video. Interesting, informative and worthwhile video.
which app are you using sir
Extremely helpful, thank you!
brain stem looks fit af
I am 13 and want to become a brain seurgon so I am learning about this
Nikal be yr
This type of explanation is the need of the hour in the Indian Education System . No one can't appreciate the complexity of brain through 2 d diagrams
02:35 reminds me of a seahorse lol!
thank you! you saved my anatomy grade!
YES! Thank you! This is super helpful and really fascinating!
Thank you for the illustration! This really helped me for my Biopsychology class!
Fabulous this increased my love for brain
@anatomyzone bro you are awesome, by linking the name of structures to their literal meaning -a great way to remember and understand . Thank you very much .
first of all thank you for this tutorial, it's very nice and easy :)
But there's a little mistake in this illustration - as far as i know the sulcus centralis (rolandic fissure) and the sulcus lateralis (sylvic fissure) never meet...
It's like rolando and sylvia want to get together but they never will (still a better lovestory than twilight)
4:02 so there's this little guy who does all the talking inside our brain! :P
SOME ONE HAS TO MAKE SOME FUN IN THIS VIDEO!
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Very informative and easy to understand.. thank u!
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Have you done a video on the thalamus and the way the frontal cortex connects to it? I'd love to see the inner networking of the brain to itself and some of the feedback loops. Thanks. Ops! Just found your video on the topic!
i bet he wasnt thinking they looked liek "little hills"
Why don't use a simple naming convention like Front Zone, Upper Zone, Lower Zone, Back Zone?
I haven't watched a lot of anatomy videos where they introduce the viewer to the latin definitions as well. Really appreciate you adding those portions!
This Video Gives Me Very Knowledge And Information Of Brain
I fell asleep watching this. probably good information, just boring.
Thanks so much! Found it immensely helpful!
So cool! Thanks a lot!!
Lecture is good n all but, judging by the way scientists named those parts, ....They must be Simp.. they behave like kids when it comes nomenclature.🤨
Muchas gracias. Saludos desde Chile. Thanks!!!
Fckn this is how anatomy should be taught ! I am dead out of great fullness 🙏
Coursera brought me here ! heeey courserians !!!
Awhile lobe just for vision? Even if it's much smaller and accounting that our eyes are very complex, I don't really believe that Occipital lobe could be responsible for vision alone. There is surely some other function that is simply paired up with out vision.
Thanks. This is awesome. I like how you explain the Latin meaning.
I figured out that understanding human brain will help me better understand intelligence - thanks for the series!
THE DIAGRAM YOU SHOWED (min 8) i don't think it's coronary (sagittal)
i actually think it's a FRONTAL SECTION!
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Studying to be a register nurse and this video was my everything THANK YOU SOOO MUCH
Having lost so much of my brain stamina ,I barely survive . Mr ex is responsible for " the size of a nut" concept .
Great work and display z awesome..
Plz go head for further videos
thank you for sharing this - this is so helpfull
Colliculi doesn't mean "lower hills" , the Latin word for colliculus is "mound" .
by holding ctrl and clicking area you want to be disappeared. right click will get it all back
This is so amazing and easy to understand, thanks alot !!