Dear Sam, you are such a modest and fantastic anatomy teacher at medical student level. Incredible anatomy models. Definitely the best anatomy teacher I have found so far on TH-cam.
i am oral surgeon done basic siences twice bds and fdsrcs , sat with my son 1st year bds student , son says if he i.e you , was my teacher i bet i will get distinction in anatomy. luckily found you , otherwise i was teaching him and now i can sit relaxed to hand his tuition to you, I pray for you .
I was talking to one of the other surgical trainees at my hospital and they couldnt stop talking about you Sam. She was such a huge fan of your videos!
Thank you so much. You have this uniquely wonderful ability to impart a great deal of information in a manner which students can confidently learn from without feeling overwhelmed. You have helped me, and I imagine countless other students, enormously.
Wow this was amazing! I must say i understood thoroughly every important bit of Cranial nerves.. thankyou so much sir .. you are always amazing in explaining such complicated stuff.. i wonder how you keep such difficult things in mind and speak so fluently without error.. i always recommend your youtube channel to all my medical friends :) its a blessing to have you on youtube..♡
Thank you Sameul Webster. I teach biomedical instrumentation/Biomedical imaging. While teaching these courses the knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology becomes prerequisite. I did made efforts by self learning from text books. However, your lessons are so helpful to me for gaining the clarity which text book alone just can not. Real 3D visualization with your explanations make it comfortable.
Unbelievably good videos Sam, coming from a doc readying for surgical exams. I know this vid is 5 years old, but just one point. 6:10, with a lesion of the optic tract/radiations it'd be a homonymous hemianopia. Bitemporal hemianopia is a lesion of the optic chiasm
Hello Sam, thank you very much for your videos, I am studying for my INBDE and your videos are really helpful, you explain things in a way that I can understand, I wish you all good things in the world, thank you
Amazing education 👍 I'm just watching because I'm facinated by human biology and anatomy. This video and the way you present and approach learning and teaching is amazing. Great work!
You are the best, I hope you are my teacher that means I will pass with A+. Please if you have lectures exames that will be amazing. Thank you, I appreciate it.
awesome Sam！I'm so lucky to find u. My TCM knowledge is definitely enriched and expanded through watching your enthusiastic anatomy shows. You make anatomy learning less depressing and more and more fascinating. Brilliant！真正棒！谢谢亲
I never thought that I would watch a half an hour long video but I didn't realise the time once I started watching it.. It was so good and I really liked the demonstrations and you indeed did very well.. THANK YOU for such a wonderful Video..
Yo! Mr Webster! It's nice to see your face again! Thought I would revisit some of your excellent videos to help with revision for my mrcem primary exam! 😜
What a gifted, enthusiastic teacher. We need more of those. Subscribed just for my natural curiosity and bias towards all thing Vagus due to being a therapist. Any thoughts on how Stephen Porges conceptualizes the autonomic nervous system?
love your work Sam and so appreciate you creating this content. just wished I could be in Wales to study at the university you teach at. Life has me in Perth, Australia at present but if any opportunities come up-think of me!
Hello, sir! First of all, let me sincerely thank you so much for being a light in the dark for me in learning anatomy - I am having an oral anatomy exam in a few days and finding your channel 1/2 months ago gave me the hope I had lost a long ago. Now, I will dare to do exactly what you encourage us to do (being critical about all the info), and expose 3 doubts (please, know that I mean well!): 1) after talking about a lesion in the right optic tract and the consequent loss of the left visual fields, you concluded naming it ''bitemporal hemianopia'' but shouldn't it be something like "homonymous hemianopia"? Isn't ''bitemporal hemianopia'' how we name a lesion in the optic chiasma (which was the example you gave previously to the one of the optic tract - maybe you were refering to that one?)?; 2) about the "rabbit in the headlights" (I am not sure if I understood it correctly) for illustrating the sympathetic dilation of the pupil, with all the light doesn't the rabbit actually constrict the pupil (so, parassympathetic)?; 3) I have seen tons of videos about the anatomical actions vs clinical testing of the extraocular muscles and I remain confused - if in my oral exam I'm asked for instance what CN is injured if a certain patient isn't able to look down & out, should I think about the anatomical actions (concluding it is a lesion of CN IV) or about the clinical testing? I am sorry for this looong comment and, again, thank you, thank you, thank you!
Thanks! 1) Yes. 2) Sorry, the rabbit in the headlights thing is about fear rather than bright light. 3) Think about the clinical tests. Keep it simple.
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The best anatomy teacher on youtube!
He is better than Sam Webster
Simon Mbaekwe ???
Agree
Ninja nerd...hold my beer
Fact!!
1. Olfactory 2:37
2. Optic 3:32
3. Oculomotor 6:37
4. Trochlear 9:10
5. Trigeminal 13:02
6. Adducens 10:36
7. Facial 16:00
8. Vestibulocochlear 18:28
9. Glossopharyngeal 18:52
10. Vagus 21:57
11. Accessory 23:15
12. Hypoglossal 23:55
Lll
is not adduncens but abducens, its important because abduction and adduction are two different movements
O, o, o, to touch and feel very good velvet, ah ha!
Thank you.
Hypoglossal is at 25:40
SAM YOU'RE A GREAT TEACHER AND YOU DESERVE ALL THE CREDIT FOR WHAT YOU'RE DOING FOR STUDENTS LIKE US OVERSEAS. THANKYOU, MAY GOD BLESS YOU!
Dear Sam, you are such a modest and fantastic anatomy teacher at medical student level. Incredible anatomy models. Definitely the best anatomy teacher I have found so far on TH-cam.
Wow, teachers like u make life easier for students like me, thank you!
You are a rock star teacher. Very succinct indeed; great use of the models. Thanks to Big Head too.
Cranial nerves... Wow..
This video is very good.
You need to understand this material..
i am oral surgeon done basic siences twice bds and fdsrcs , sat with my son 1st year bds student , son says if he i.e you , was my teacher i bet i will get distinction in anatomy. luckily found you , otherwise i was teaching him and now i can sit relaxed to hand his tuition to you, I pray for you .
i always come here just to chill, i've learned way more watching this than sitting in a 2 hour class about it, thanks so much for this
I appreciate all your demonstrations, excellent teacher!
I was talking to one of the other surgical trainees at my hospital and they couldnt stop talking about you Sam. She was such a huge fan of your videos!
It is only you, can do it so perfectly, Sir. U r really wonderful teacher.
The Best Anatomy Teacher in the World!Thank you!!!
Wow..this man is sent from from God❤🎉 , made anatomy so amazing n easy . Why I was not here before...I loved the way he explains details 🌻
Thank you so much. You have this uniquely wonderful ability to impart a great deal of information in a manner which students can confidently learn from without feeling overwhelmed. You have helped me, and I imagine countless other students, enormously.
Incredible passion and clarity Sam .. thank you 🙏 your style is very inspiring and light! I watch you out of curiosity and general knowledge.
The most incredible anatomy teacher on internet!!!
I love you Sam Webster, I think you made me pass all my anatomy exams.......may God bless you
Thank you. Watched the Vagus Nerve video yesterday. Your simply the best. Keep on teaching us. ❤✌🏼🙏🏼
Wow this was amazing! I must say i understood thoroughly every important bit of Cranial nerves.. thankyou so much sir .. you are always amazing in explaining such complicated stuff.. i wonder how you keep such difficult things in mind and speak so fluently without error.. i always recommend your youtube channel to all my medical friends :) its a blessing to have you on youtube..♡
You are SAVING my anatomy grade! Thank you so so much! You are so fun to watch!
Thank you Sameul Webster. I teach biomedical instrumentation/Biomedical imaging. While teaching these courses the knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology becomes prerequisite. I did made efforts by self learning from text books. However, your lessons are so helpful to me for gaining the clarity which text book alone just can not. Real 3D visualization with your explanations make it comfortable.
Amazing job. Your videos literally help me develop interest in neuroanatomy which was once a nightmare. Thankyou....
Unbelievably good videos Sam, coming from a doc readying for surgical exams.
I know this vid is 5 years old, but just one point. 6:10, with a lesion of the optic tract/radiations it'd be a homonymous hemianopia. Bitemporal hemianopia is a lesion of the optic chiasm
Best teacher ever, it cant be better explained 👌👏🫶
Hello Sam, thank you very much for your videos, I am studying for my INBDE and your videos are really helpful, you explain things in a way that I can understand, I wish you all good things in the world, thank you
Such good, high quality and actually entertaining videos, really making these topics more approachable :D
You did so very well 👍🏽 , I love your ANALYSIS on Function of the Cranial Nerve , thank you , well understood !!
Amazing education 👍 I'm just watching because I'm facinated by human biology and anatomy. This video and the way you present and approach learning and teaching is amazing. Great work!
Thank you Mr. Sam Webster 💐
Спасибо. Замечательное видео. Прекрасный преподаватель, с чувством юмора.
Thank you! Great teacher! You make anatomy easier to understand
Thank you so much very helpful, I would love to see where the Vagus nerve comes from.
I'm IN LOVE WITH YOUR VIDEOS SIR. YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER.
Wonderful visuals! You make it possible to remember so much helpful information.
You are the best, I hope you are my teacher that means I will pass with A+. Please if you have lectures exames that will be amazing. Thank you, I appreciate it.
You are an amazing teacher
Thanks. I love your presentation. It helps me for my upcoming exam in neuroanatomy.
cheers mate , much appreciated, very well elaborated and easy to learn presentation,
Excellent information on cranial nerves. Thank you.
Great video Sam, many thanks! I`ve seen another video on CN you did before, both were excellent! thanks!
We need teachers like you in Groningen 👍🏾
I’m forever grateful to you!
Thanks a lot for providing deep knowledge of cranial nerves(twelve pair) ocular nerve and brain parts.
Best teaching ever!!!!!!!
U r really helpful for student
Allah give u peace in ur life
Fantastic summary!
awesome Sam！I'm so lucky to find u. My TCM knowledge is definitely enriched and expanded through watching your enthusiastic anatomy shows. You make anatomy learning less depressing and more and more fascinating. Brilliant！真正棒！谢谢亲
Wonderful proffessorn . Thank you so much
Excellent demonstration
I never thought that I would watch a half an hour long video but I didn't realise the time once I started watching it.. It was so good and I really liked the demonstrations and you indeed did very well.. THANK YOU for such a wonderful Video..
Excellent! really helpful use of the models rather than pictures
Wonderful! please continue! Thank you!
You have helped so many students!
Thank You for Your informative instruction.
Yo! Mr Webster! It's nice to see your face again! Thought I would revisit some of your excellent videos to help with revision for my mrcem primary exam! 😜
Thanks Doctor 😊❤️🙏🏼
you make me laugh and you are brilliant teacher
Wonderful! You're a good teacher!
Simply excellent n complete indeed!
I would love to sit in on one or two of your lectures 😁
U are my best teacher
Another sensational video. When will the queen be knighting this man?
very helpful bundle of thanks
Very intellgent.sam you are great.
thank you so much. Your an amazing teacher
What a gifted, enthusiastic teacher. We need more of those. Subscribed just for my natural curiosity and bias towards all thing Vagus due to being a therapist. Any thoughts on how Stephen Porges conceptualizes the autonomic nervous system?
you are the best. loved it.
Would not do as well in my studies if it weren't for your videos. Thank you for the laughs in sometimes dense information :)
So great. And fun! Thank you so much, Sam.
Sam you are awesome
Great job! Great teaching style!
Wow, great teacher
Thank you Doc
Estupendo !!!!one of the best video explanations of blood supply to head !
Just wanted to say that you are awesome! Thank u for this amazing video
I love you Sam. Thank you so much!
I am in love with anatomy..
The reason is u.. 😘
Brilliant, very informative
Brilliant information thank you
love your work Sam and so appreciate you creating this content. just wished I could be in Wales to study at the university you teach at. Life has me in Perth, Australia at present but if any opportunities come up-think of me!
you are a great prof
Best ever anat teacher
You're Amazing! Thank you.
Nice Job Mr.Sam, Great Video...
Excellent
Excellent 👌🏻👌🏻
Excellent. Thank you.
Thank you so so much for sharing this!!!!!
the absolute best
EXCELLENT LECTURES
Thanks for the info! ℹ️
thank you sir webster..
Amazing education
Awesome video Sam. Please make a video on keratoconus if you could. But what you said in this video is great. God bless you✌💕
This was great....
Very very informative. Thanks you are great
thank, your video is very informative.
Do you know what causes EAR NOISE??
Hello, sir! First of all, let me sincerely thank you so much for being a light in the dark for me in learning anatomy - I am having an oral anatomy exam in a few days and finding your channel 1/2 months ago gave me the hope I had lost a long ago. Now, I will dare to do exactly what you encourage us to do (being critical about all the info), and expose 3 doubts (please, know that I mean well!):
1) after talking about a lesion in the right optic tract and the consequent loss of the left visual fields, you concluded naming it ''bitemporal hemianopia'' but shouldn't it be something like "homonymous hemianopia"? Isn't ''bitemporal hemianopia'' how we name a lesion in the optic chiasma (which was the example you gave previously to the one of the optic tract - maybe you were refering to that one?)?;
2) about the "rabbit in the headlights" (I am not sure if I understood it correctly) for illustrating the sympathetic dilation of the pupil, with all the light doesn't the rabbit actually constrict the pupil (so, parassympathetic)?;
3) I have seen tons of videos about the anatomical actions vs clinical testing of the extraocular muscles and I remain confused - if in my oral exam I'm asked for instance what CN is injured if a certain patient isn't able to look down & out, should I think about the anatomical actions (concluding it is a lesion of CN IV) or about the clinical testing?
I am sorry for this looong comment and, again, thank you, thank you, thank you!
Thanks! 1) Yes. 2) Sorry, the rabbit in the headlights thing is about fear rather than bright light. 3) Think about the clinical tests. Keep it simple.
Thank you for taking the time to read and reply! I already had my exam and it went well, so, once again, thank you for all these life-saving videos!
Yeah all right