My daughter starts her undergrad course at Med school here in the PHILIPPINES tomorrow and I have spent all day downloading your 200+ anatomy videos. They will be a great blessing to her. Thanks and God bless you.
Hah! I have my exam on head&neck and CNS anatomy on Monday as well, and I was just revising the trigeminal and facial nerves when this came out :D I guess I'll take this opportunity then to thank you for your videos as they've been an invaluable resource in my revision and especially in understanding the cranial nerves :)
Hi Sam, I am trying to learn about my Lingual nerve as it was ripped out when my wisdom teeth were removed. Will I ever have taste buds or feelings again half of my mouth / tongue? I am trying to learn all I can. I am left with a tingling sensation that never stops. Any advise would be appreciated. Thank you Wendy
Thanks Sam, been watching some of your videos about the cranial nerves in relation to the nerve bundle in the inner ear/ temporomandibular junction. Had post concussion syndrome a few year ago and was trying to make sense of some of the symptoms, facial numbness, ocular wandering, excessive saliva, speech issues, swallowing problems, gastric issues, cranial and shoulder tension and so much more. Any chance you can ask the Welsh Assembly for a grant to teach the GP's, neurologists and neuropsychologists who deal with TBI patients in Wales please because whoever taught them have told them that TBI symptoms are caused by anxiety or the menopause (if you are a woman). It's so obvious, after watching DTI scan videos, that there is micro damage to the nerves in the brain stem, pons and cranial nerves.
Every nerve bundle must conduit through holes in the skull to receiver brain area involved in individual functions. There’s almost no room behind the third molars for any bone structure.
At 942 Sam did you mean to say Chordi tempani of the facial nerve for the taste and lingual branch of the mandibular branch of the trigeminal nerve for the general touch etc sensation? Because then u repeat and say this. Please i hope u get what im trying to ask. Do reply. Thank you for being in my life!
My daughter starts her undergrad course at Med school here in the PHILIPPINES tomorrow and I have spent all day downloading your 200+ anatomy videos. They will be a great blessing to her. Thanks and God bless you.
Dear sam, I wish you were our anatomy professor.😍 Anatomy would have become so easy to us.
Hah! I have my exam on head&neck and CNS anatomy on Monday as well, and I was just revising the trigeminal and facial nerves when this came out :D I guess I'll take this opportunity then to thank you for your videos as they've been an invaluable resource in my revision and especially in understanding the cranial nerves :)
Hi Sam, I am trying to learn about my Lingual nerve as it was ripped out when my wisdom teeth were removed. Will I ever have taste buds or feelings again half of my mouth / tongue? I am trying to learn all I can. I am left with a tingling sensation that never stops. Any advise would be appreciated. Thank you Wendy
Thanks Sam, been watching some of your videos about the cranial nerves in relation to the nerve bundle in the inner ear/ temporomandibular junction. Had post concussion syndrome a few year ago and was trying to make sense of some of the symptoms, facial numbness, ocular wandering, excessive saliva, speech issues, swallowing problems, gastric issues, cranial and shoulder tension and so much more. Any chance you can ask the Welsh Assembly for a grant to teach the GP's, neurologists and neuropsychologists who deal with TBI patients in Wales please because whoever taught them have told them that TBI symptoms are caused by anxiety or the menopause (if you are a woman). It's so obvious, after watching DTI scan videos, that there is micro damage to the nerves in the brain stem, pons and cranial nerves.
i don’t understand why there are only 500 likes… !!! heeeee is the best when it comes to anatomy
Thank you Thank you Thank you Dr Sam! Wish you were my professor! Thanks for helping so many students!
Your lectures are great for a quick revision...helped me a lot..
Every nerve bundle must conduit through holes in the skull to receiver brain area involved in individual functions.
There’s almost no room behind the third molars for any bone structure.
At 13:57 you said that lingual nerve is now a mixed nerve.
But is it not a sensory nerve Sam?
What are number 16 & 15 called? @11:44
Dear sam , how about talking about sinuses also? Right??!! Thanks 😊
Starting my Physician Associate course at Swansea in September!! Will I have you for any of my anatomy lectures? Thanks!
You'll have me for all of them. Marianne will do most of the work though. See you in September!
You’re epic not only do you explain well , you look like house from house md which is a great bonus 😂😂
Once again you aced it!👌❤️
At 942 Sam did you mean to say Chordi tempani of the facial nerve for the taste and lingual branch of the mandibular branch of the trigeminal nerve for the general touch etc sensation? Because then u repeat and say this. Please i hope u get what im trying to ask. Do reply. Thank you for being in my life!
Wow great information! If you have chronic sialadenitis, could that cause trigeminal pain?
Sir, where does the human brain store visual long term memory of shapes ?
Sam, what is that canal in the middle of your front teeth called? What happens if it has to hole in it from a front tooth extraction??
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Thanks Sam
You are just a glassess aaway from El Professor , Money heist 😁😁❤️
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Thank you very much Sir :))
you are the best!
Awesome!
Great sir
Stupid question can you feel the submandibular ganglion by pressing deep under your chin against jaw bone?
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