Eye: cranial nerves of the extraocular muscles (anatomy)

The anatomy of the cranial nerves that innervate the muscles that move the eyeball.
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[@vidhyap3814]

Thank you very much sir for your efforts. You make anatomy a lot more interesting. May God bless you

[@rbg7408]

Thank you sir!

[@duocphamtruongtho4462]

Its very helpful!

[@harshil8386]

Thank you Sam, for all you do!

[@TheophilosPorter]

Quick correction: CN XI actually comes out below CN XII. Great job overall; these are very helpful!

[@Jomanaagh]

thank you very much .

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Thank you 😊🙏

[@rasikasa-nguansook8773]

i like how u fight w urself lol. very very helpful, though!! loaded of thanks for making such a great video.

[@kausigantk1461]

Awesome!

[@spidey5281]

so helpful!!

[@ashishranjan5732]

Wonderful sir

[@user-zi7tl2yu6i]

I believe the VI DOES NOT cross... (16:30 min) it sends contralateral inputs through the medial longitudinal fasciculus, to the contralateral medial rectus

[@jsmubatch2346]

Do you have a video for eyelids and Lacrimal Apparatus ? If you do please share the link.

[@muhammadjunaidali9449]

awesome

[@user-ds2wy7gf9s]

is there already a intraocular innervation video?
thanks, love it!

[@beyzakurt7918]

your eyes are beautiful! 😂

[@zaynahmed]

so superior/inferior oblique muscles rotate the eyes down/up when the eyes are medially positioned, but inferior and superior rectus do the same but when the eyes are positioned laterally?

[@rbg7408]

no, its the other way around; the oblliques elevate and depress the eyes laterally and the rectus medially.

[@zahraahussein5749]

@@rbg7408 no he means that SO , IO do their actions when the position of the eyes is medially and this is true
While rectus muscle act on the eyes when they are laterally in position

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[@pritamshil5765]

Sir ,I know that human brain has no nociceptor.
But if I ask you this - If someone touches my brain gently,will I be able to feel that?

[@atvman1014]

I have cranial Nerve damage. bells palsy, left side of scale of brain. Alot has come back but not 100% still have a Nerve pull at 3 points from under left ear to top of left eye. And also spinal cord injury, battery victim, and atv wreck