Your voice is so nice to listen to and you have a gift of explaining complicated concepts so clearly, absolutely a joy. Thank you so much for this channel!!
I’m so glad I found your channel! I just started my radiology residency and memorizing this anatomy all over again is really hurting my brain. I appreciate your videos and I hope you continue to build this series! Thanks
Fantastic video ! congrats.. i am a neurosurgery resident, switching to neuroradiology, and found your video amazing! i would appreciate if you could do a video about anatomy of the white fiber tracts ….
The branches of the cavernous ICA are most typically the meningohypophyseal trunk (MHT)and the inferolateral trunk (ILT). The inferior hypophyseal artery is a branch of the MHT.
this is awesome, thank you so much for making this. I understand the branches much better by just following the anatomy. Is it possible that to make another video of CTA head and go over the branches of ACA, MCA or even PCA?
@@radiologytutorials I hope you know that I was just messing. Videos are fantastic though. Do you happen to have a video with CTA or MRA showing the V1-V4 segments of the vertebrals?
Hi Flori. I've not actually heard of parasellar used before 🤷🏻♂️ but there are multiple classification systems.. I've used the Bouthillier classification here - which I believe is the most widely used (could be wrong). Thank you for watching! Any specific anatomy videos you would like to see?
Finally, a video that explains the segments of the ICA in a way that is easy to memorize and retain. This series is becoming a favourite of mine.
Glad you are enjoying it Utsav!
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Literally it is very helpful for me as well.stay blessed
One of the best tutor on TH-cam... Thankyou sir
Thank you!
Your voice is so nice to listen to and you have a gift of explaining complicated concepts so clearly, absolutely a joy. Thank you so much for this channel!!
Wow, thank you Yaara! Never know if my accent is unclear or distracting. Appreciate the feedback 🙂
I read a chapter in Brant and Helms for an hour and none of it stuck. Your video made it make sense in 10 mins
That's great to hear! Sometimes you just need a person explaining instead of wading through a textbook!
I’m so glad I found your channel! I just started my radiology residency and memorizing this anatomy all over again is really hurting my brain.
I appreciate your videos and I hope you continue to build this series!
Thanks
Thank you! I'm so happy they're helpful. More to come 😊
My favorite guy on Mri related videos. Thanks.
This is wonderful. Making radiology anatomy easy to understand
Fantastic video ! congrats.. i am a neurosurgery resident, switching to neuroradiology, and found your video amazing! i would appreciate if you could do a video about anatomy of the white fiber tracts ….
Really appreciating your tutorials. They are fire! Thank you
Thank you Minette 🔥🔥
Amazing stuff! I could watch these all day.
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Appreciate it Jason. Thank you!
You doc, are saving our lives. Thank you.
Haha, thanks Vato 🙌🏻 anything to help fellow colleagues!
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Thank you so much António! That’s very kind of you ☺️
You earned a subscription from me! Excellent video- the correlation with CTA and MRA is very helpful clinically
Great description and excellent way of presenting difficult concept thanks
Thank you!
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Simply amazing.thanku for sharing Ur brain . Plz we want full series of radiology brain n spine...thanku.
Outstanding video! Thank you.
Extremely articulate and helpful!
Fabulous teaching 🎉
Beautifully explained. Thank you.
Super useful thanks! Any chance you could do a ACA, MCA, PCA video?
I'm finding the MCA confusing in particular :/
Great video. Very well explained! Thank you!
The branches of the cavernous ICA are most typically the meningohypophyseal trunk (MHT)and the inferolateral trunk (ILT). The inferior hypophyseal artery is a branch of the MHT.
Brilliantly explained 👍
Definitely you would have worked very hard for this 🙏🏻
Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you for your refreshing explanations! I hope you continue with your excellent work!
Glad you enjoyed the video 😊. Loving making more content, with no plan to stop anytime soon!
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Awesome Lecture Sir
Great video
Thank you ❤ and continue doing these amazing videos sir
Thank you, I will. Appreciate your support!
Appreciate and really like the tutorials.
REALLY GOOD EXPLANATION
Thank you!
this is awesome, thank you so much for making this. I understand the branches much better by just following the anatomy. Is it possible that to make another video of CTA head and go over the branches of ACA, MCA or even PCA?
Wow if only you were there during my first year residency in radiology, I could’ve been the best resident 😮
Beautiful explanation
Thank you!
you are the best bro! I would love more apporach to everything in rads haha
Great presentation!
Thank you 😊
Hey loved the video, plz make one on aca and mca segments as well
Great! Thank you for the suggestion - will add it to the list for future videos 👍
Very nice
You really increase my information
Please branches of external carotid artery especially the maxillary artery branches
Thank you Adnan. Will make sure to do an external carotid talk soon 👍🏻
Very helpful and easy to remember ❤ thanks a lot, doc😊
Thanks for your support! So glad you enjoyed it 🥳
Great video
Pls make a video on arterial variants n anomalies
Great suggestion!
Great, Thanks for the explanation
what about ICA aneurysm video?
Beautifuly explained
Plz keep on making such videos , you are a gem 😀👍
Thank you Ayushi. Will keep them coming!
Brilliant explaination
Thank you Priyanka!
Just Brilliant!
Thank you Ruth 🙏🏻🤗
hey please make more such radio anatomy videos 🥹🥹 these are the best!!!!
Thank you! Great videos for beginners in radiology! Maybe MCA, PCA and ACA anatomy :)
Great suggestion! Will add them to the list 🙂
great video!! can you do teaching on spine as well?
Honestly this is amazing
Ty so much ❤
Thank you mate 🙏🏻
Can you make a video on how to go through DVT studies for the upper and lower extremities?
i have finals coming up and literally the lifesaver for quick revisions and all the imp pts
Amazing video!
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My pleasure. Best wishes from South Africa 🇿🇦
great lectures.
Well done!
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excellent.
Hi, my mom is 62 years old. We did the MRI and found 100% blockage in the right internal carotid artery. Please advise.
Brilliant work
Great nice explanation
Thank you 🙏🏻
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Can you please do pelvis MRI? the muscles, and lower limb MRIs?
Shoulder MRI later this week. Then to pelvis and lower limbs 😊
Brilliant
Thank you Abubakar
Any MRI Technologist here?
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Wait til you hear how I pronounce hydrocephalus 😣
@@radiologytutorials I hope you know that I was just messing. Videos are fantastic though. Do you happen to have a video with CTA or MRA showing the V1-V4 segments of the vertebrals?
Appreciate it! Haven’t done a vid yet in the vertebrals. But planning a whole anatomy series soon. Will be sure to include it 🙂 hope you’re well mate!
@@radiologytutorials Thank you! Wish you well...as well!
C3-C5 = parasellar?
Hi Flori. I've not actually heard of parasellar used before 🤷🏻♂️ but there are multiple classification systems.. I've used the Bouthillier classification here - which I believe is the most widely used (could be wrong). Thank you for watching! Any specific anatomy videos you would like to see?
@@radiologytutorials , intracavernous and supraclinoid portion
That would make sense 👍🏻
@@radiologytutorials we do use Bouthillier in France .
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