(currently 2nd semester medical student) -> I've been spending at least an hour getting nowhere trying to understand this, and other visual deficits. I found myself able to grasp the concept strongly on the first pass based on your explanation. Thank you!! Subscribed!
Good effort. I think the drawing could be a little bit easier to understand if you put the CN VI nuclei at the very top of the screen, followed by MLF in the middle, followed by CN III nuclei lower down, followed by eyes at the bottom. I would love to copy and paste you an image from a text book but can't in this comment section. The way you currently have it means that you are following nerve signals in several different directions (CN VI to CN III is towards the top of the screen, but then CN III to medial rectus is towards the bottom of the screen). If you lay it out as I suggest, everything goes from top of the screen to the bottom and it's MUCH easier to see why you get the medial recuts palsy (it will actually look like the contralateral MLF is blocking the signal coming to it from the nucleus of CN VI which then means the contralateral medial rectus muscle doesn't function properly - which is in effect what happens). I love that people are praising you below, and I hope you take this as constructive criticism, because I love what you guys are intending to do and I'm only saying this to help you improve.
I think I have this and it is horrible. You can't see, dizziness, you fall , bump into things. Double vision. Blindness. It's absolutely terrifying. This is not a minor disorder by any means. It terrifying and very disabling.
I've diabetes and had blurry vision and double vision yesterday. I saw a Doctor at the eye clinic and she says my retina looks okay in each eye but that I could have weak eye muscles, which is assume is Ophthalmoplegia.
Opthalmoplegia is a generic term for any issue affecting the eye muscles making them not contract effectively. If your double vision happened when both eyes were open (binocular diplopia), opthalmoplegia is a likely cause of this. Causes of opthalmoplegia are multiple however
this was the greatest explanation i've ever heard. It was so easy to passivley learn and understand. thank you sir, form canada
Absolutely agree!!
It's really amazing how you made such a seemingly difficult topic so incredibly easy to understand.
(currently 2nd semester medical student) -> I've been spending at least an hour getting nowhere trying to understand this, and other visual deficits. I found myself able to grasp the concept strongly on the first pass based on your explanation. Thank you!! Subscribed!
Hands down best video I've seen today after 4.5 hours of study.
The best explanation ever (over some 12 years as a medico)
the amazing, gorgeous, speechless explanation I've ever found ☕
lol bro that was smoothly explained. you have a natural talent for this. hats off, my paces exam is in a month
Good effort. I think the drawing could be a little bit easier to understand if you put the CN VI nuclei at the very top of the screen, followed by MLF in the middle, followed by CN III nuclei lower down, followed by eyes at the bottom. I would love to copy and paste you an image from a text book but can't in this comment section. The way you currently have it means that you are following nerve signals in several different directions (CN VI to CN III is towards the top of the screen, but then CN III to medial rectus is towards the bottom of the screen). If you lay it out as I suggest, everything goes from top of the screen to the bottom and it's MUCH easier to see why you get the medial recuts palsy (it will actually look like the contralateral MLF is blocking the signal coming to it from the nucleus of CN VI which then means the contralateral medial rectus muscle doesn't function properly - which is in effect what happens). I love that people are praising you below, and I hope you take this as constructive criticism, because I love what you guys are intending to do and I'm only saying this to help you improve.
thank you for this explanation. i was only able to piece the conduction orders correctly after reading this or else i couldn't have understood at all.
by far the best explanation on the topic
Ive been trying to understand this concept, finally it makes sense. Much love
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I just watched this before my exam, and all I can say is thank you Sir! 😁
He explained it so well 🙏🏿😅
This made such a tricky topic to understand so clear
The best damn explantion fo INO!
I struglled for years trying understanding it, finaly its crystal clear!
Thank you so damn much!
The best video on INO....!!!!
absolutely incredible explanation! thank you for your time and effort creating this video!!!
Awesome animation and explanation!!! Excellent
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Thank you from a PT student. This was a very clear explanation. The visual helped a lot!
bless this instructor. makes so much sense. and definitely will be checking out the west wing
Best explanation ever thank you! - Saw an MS patient on the ward and I was trying to understand the concept. Really helped!
u did ur big one explaining this. thank you
Amazing video, so easy to understand, thank you!!!
this is such a wonderful explanation. thank you so very much dude
Thanks so much! Understand this topic so much better because of your video
it is a brilliant take, Thank You.
awesome explanation!
I think I have this and it is horrible. You can't see, dizziness, you fall , bump into things. Double vision. Blindness. It's absolutely terrifying. This is not a minor disorder by any means. It terrifying and very disabling.
excellent animation and explanation. thanks
I enjoyed it while learning from it
Very good video, thank you.
Oh lord, a great explanation
WOAH! THUMBS UP. YOU MADE THIS SO EASY
Oh man! I really had need this video. Thanks
Such a great explanation, thank you!
Welcome back, Zack :) Cheers from Brazil 😀
So easily explained 🙏
I'm in love with your explanation with cute animation. 🥰
Awesome video brother.
Amazing explanation!!!!
it was sooo easy, I had no idea ! thanks so much !! You are the best
Awesome explanation 😊
Awesome explanation. Please explain one and half syndrome like wise
If it helps, I've made an animated analogy on my channel covering 1 and 1/2 syndrome and even 1/2 and 1/2 syndrome.
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Excellent video. I was planning to do my own version of this, but this video would be touch to beat.
Wonderful video
I simply love the way you explained it😄😄
Great explanation 🫡🫡🫡❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much, you have oversimplified it !
Uff this took me a while, thanks man. I GOT IT. SO fun and great animations!
Dude i love your presentation style
Amazing explanation!! ❤ thank you 
Finally understanding INO! Great and easy explanation, Thanks and greetings from Germany :)
you literally made such a complicated concept so simple!!! thank you, more vids please :)
Please make more videos like these!
U made it so easy dude!
My god, this was brilliantly done!! 👏👏
Best explanation ever and very good looking teacher too :)
only you can make such a complicated concept so easy to understand, thanks a lot :)
This video is the best thing that's happened to me during my opthalmology rotation - thanks!!
Beautifully explained!!! Great effort.
This is amazing, great animation that's very well explained!
You are truley amazing
thank you for your video
great animations and explainations !!! excellent job guys
thanks so much for explaining such a insanely complicated topic seem so easy
perfectly done !
Very creative.. You really good
Great explanation ! Could you explain why the nystagmus tho?
i barely leave comments but this is simply amazing! helped a lot, thank you!!!
Barely or rarely?
Legendary explanation my man. Absolutely loved it xD
this guy is a legend! and a looker too!
Thank you for your vdo. It’s easy to watch and understand.
brilliant bro ...thank you!!
Thia was great! I FINALLY get it!🎉 Thank you!
This was so helpful!!!!!
wow this was a really well made video! thank you for saving me right before finals :"")
What’s the treatment???
I've diabetes and had blurry vision and double vision yesterday. I saw a Doctor at the eye clinic and she says my retina looks okay in each eye but that I could have weak eye muscles, which is assume is Ophthalmoplegia.
Opthalmoplegia is a generic term for any issue affecting the eye muscles making them not contract effectively. If your double vision happened when both eyes were open (binocular diplopia), opthalmoplegia is a likely cause of this. Causes of opthalmoplegia are multiple however
This really helped man... Thanks 🙌
Good description
such a great video!
Brilliance at its very best!! 😉 thank you
Bravo. Been trying to understand INO but reads then forget but watching these wow I will never forget it. 👍👍👍
Really good. Thank u.
Thanks a lot ! Was struggling to understand it!
your animations are amazing. Keep going pls
You are amazing man .. welcome back and keep going 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Excellent work, keep doing these incredible videos!!!
Thank you very much!!❤
Thanks a lot.
That was amazing
Perfect one
Thank you!
Finally I got INO Thanks
Splendid explanation and a very
informative diagram
Keep it up 👍
great explanation thank youuu
So helpful thanks alot
Thank you so much for this video, it's so clear now :)
Great job!
Thanks, this was very helpful.
Excellent! Thank you!
Thanks a lot sir