The Ventricles: Neuroanatomy Video Lab - Brain Dissections
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2015
- The ventricles are demonstrated and named on a model cast as well as in rotating 3D reconstructions. The production, function, circulation and removal of CSF produced by the choroid plexus is discussed using a diagram and then reviewed on frontal, axial and sagittal brain specimens and corresponding MRI’s. The blood CSF and brain barriers are mentioned along with the cisterns.
This is 5 of a series of 26 videos to be viewed in the suggested order or intermixed with other curricular materials. The entire series can be accessed here:
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3D Brain Animations
Neuroanatomy Interactive Syllabus
John Sundsten & Kate Mulligan, University of Washington
Radiological Images
Stephen C. Voron, MD, Associate Professor, Department of Neurobiology & Anatomy, School of Medicine, University of Utah
Specimens
Department of Pathology, School of Medicine, University of Utah
Produced by
Derek Cowan & Suzanne Stansaas, PhD
Copyright 2015, Suzanne Stansaas, PhD, Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy, University of Utah
It is indeed a very well explained and detailed lecture. Unfortunately, not up to date with scientific research. There are true lymphatic vessels in the brain. Also, the CSF is now considered to play major role in the glymphatic system. I would love to see an up to date version of this lecture as I have great respect for Dr Stensaas and she is clearly an exceptionally good tutor. Thank you.
Dr. Suzanne Stensaas. You are a Super star teacher of Neuro Anatomy. Thank You for your efforts to teach a difficult subject and make it easy for the initial lerners as well as those who want to review , like me.
This is the most amazing and clearest explanation I've ever seen in my life.God bless you Dr.You're helping thousands of students and make this topic so interesting to follow.
Fantastic!! I wish I could have these lessons 40 years ago. Thank you .
exactly
A huge shoutout and thank you to everyone who contributed to this video, especially Dr. Suzanne!
All i can say and feel say is teachers like this are rare and DIVINE . God bless you, madam, .
This is genius, pure genius. No words suffice to express my gratitude to you.
That's a very high quality explanation, much better than a lecture with a few slides I think. Thanks. I'm assuming the brains consented to be examined so :)
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My daughter just completed the installation of VP Shunt. Watching this gave me better understanding of the brain and her shunt. I'm from a technical background, but this explanation is easy to understand. Thanks a lot!
I too have a VP Shunt. I had a tumour called a Pineal Germinoma. Long story short, I have to take medicine for the rest of my life and my hormone system is totally out of wack. My endocrine doctor told me that I have to visit him to get a hormone injection if I want to have kids. All of this and I'm still 19. (TヘT) On the other hand, I'm grateful that I'm still here.
All of your videos on neuroanatomy are absolutely great. Such a help in understanding this sometimes daunting topic.
this video ,is coherent for the most part(audio is less pleasant troughout the video), and presents the system in a variety of directions that is really helpful to the whole understanding.
thank you Proffesor Suzanne Stensaas , and Ecoles Health Sciences for supporting education in a direct manner.
That's an amazing, thank you very much for uploading. This is very helpful for med students and future neurosurgeons.
A GREAT JOB! Cant thank you enough for producing these amazing videos. Being involved with medical education myself, I cannot overemphasize how important and educational your work is! Please carry on! :-)
The intricate and descriptive teaching is very helpful. The use of different models was great too! You were also popping in some important information which helps relating to the content. :)
There is just one addition I would have loved, is that the relations of the lateral ventricle in different coronal sections. The shapes the lateral ventricle manifests in different horns.
the amount of my gratitude for this neuro videos is unspoken
As a visual learner, I really appreciate this
I may need to watch your videos 4 or 5 times before the terminology sinks in, but in any case they are fantastic to watch. You do a great job in explaining the parts. Maybe I not too old for med school.
I don't believe you'll ever know how amazing and thorough this video was for explaining the ventricular anatomy. I am humbled by your expertise. Thank you for your service.
Thank you so much. I benefited a lot. I am doing radiology and am now training in neuroradiology. I appreciate your efforts.
Just words can’t be enough to show how grateful i am for this videos 🥺
Great overview of the ventricles! Thank you for your efforts.
You are a great lecturer. these short movies helped me a lot with my studies. thank you. and hoping for more
The best neuro-anatomy explanation I’ve ever had in my life. Wow!
This happens to be best neuro dissection i have ever seen
Now as a physician I clearly understand some of neuroimaging concept such as MRI and CT of the brain. Thanks a ton!
The difference between the young and aging brain is shocking to me. I love these videos. This is challenging to learn but it's exciting.
Never seen such worderful class. Can't thank you enough.
This is the perfect explanation of the cerebrospinal fluid circulation and ventriculs of brain. Thank you so much :)✨
This was an amazing explanation!!!!! Very interesting and understandable. You are an extraordinary teacher
I am Philosopher and researcher from South America (Magical America), love Neurosciences and John Eccles Theory of Mind, always amazed with the human brain, and here I have the chance to see this marvelous video. Thanks!!.
My respect, Doctor!!! From hating neuroanatomy you turned me around loving it
I always really enjoy when inferior technology yields superior insight. Very well done animations. Good colorization, provides more sight than 720/1080p
This is amazing! Such a wonderful explanation! ✋High pressure due to iih. I now have a vp shunt! Thx to all the AMAZING drs who never stop learning and brushing up🔬📚🧠! ( and know how to pull of slick LPs💉)
What an amazing woman--thank you so much for your time and patience
Wonderful demonstrating and teaching,thank you
Finally I understood the need for that pretty MRV. Thanks.
She's an exceptional teacher.. I love her ❤
Excellent!!! Thank YOU for sharing!
I'm currently taking behavioral neuroscience in an online format for my degree. I'm missing out greatly on in-person lectures. These videos are literally saving my sanity and will definitely facilitate success in my class. Thank you!
Omg how is it and the studying for you? I'm taking mine and I'm already stressed cause I'm having trouble remembering so much
Thank you do much Dr. Stensaas, you are great
Thank you for uploading these video. The neuroanatomy is made easy.
That was an amazing video, thank you soo much!
Thank you so much for the wonderful explanation!
What an amazing Lady! Thank you so much for this! Greetings from an ICU Nurse in Austria
Amazing presentation.....thanks for the knowledge shared....
Thank you so much. This is the best any one could do in the world.
You are saving my life!
Learning with the real thing is a plus. Thanks
It was amazing. Perfect! Thank you!
phew!! the best illustration ever.
Splendid presentation. Thanks a lot.
Fantastic explanation Doc!!!! It seems all so simple!!!
excellent demonstration . u r a great teacher. please add more videos on neuroanatomy.
Thank you very much, helps me understanding this part of my Psychology course
thanks a lot doc , that was really helpful.
love it. thank you so much for this video. tomorrow is going to be final exam from HCC, Dr. Suzanne Stensaas.
Thank you for this public video!
Thank you sincerely ,absolutely great explanation on each part of the video .
Thankyou mam ! This was so helpful. You seriously are making neuro anat easy for so many of us
the best study material ever
Thank you for these amazing videos!
Thank you so much for this explanation !!!
God bless you! Thank you so much for this. I got it everything. You made it so easy.
Greetings from Ecuador :)
Fascinating,THANKS A LOT!!
thank you so much ... so detailed and well explained
ı am a 3th year med student and this is very useful for me thanx a lot!
I can study your videos!
you saved my life
thank you so much I finally can say I understand and enjoy neuroscience.
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Waoo. Thank you. Nice work. Keep equipping us please
Thank you for this wonderful explanation, you are the best
Excellent..no words.. truly a life saver..
Ma’am it was really great . Thankyou so much
Thank you so much!
Thank you, Dr Suzanne Stensaas
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Your videos are so desirable! This is awesome! Thank You!
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Great presentation !
Brilliant doctor a lot of thanks
Miraculous how this organ formed to give us a first person perception of an external thing we call reality. Trippy
Thanks so much very well explained
mind blown.... absolutely superb......
Thank you mam for making neuro this much interesting ..well explained
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Marvellous ..A big thanks .Really made clear concept .India .
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very very thanks madam.....great class
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I learned more whaching this video than I did in neurology.
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