Thank you ,Sam. Fascinating as always . I heard you mention the ,Blood /Brain Barrier . My Wife passed away from , MS , I believe this has something to do with it . Not a medical student , myself ,But I always enjoy your videos .
Have a look at this playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PLSL-eqKP1SPEU-SZs88m3LjYCaZ_p7PBK (Tympanic cavity, middle ear is probably most useful for ear drum anatomy).
Hi ,I would like to purchase this model Inside the oral cavity. Can you please tell me the site or the address where I could look for it.Thank you very much.
I always become wordless after each video here, with a lot of thoughts and anatomical revelations😅 in my head to process, which makes it harder to generate smth useful for comments section. But comments are good for the channel so.. still not very useful, but true: Mr.Webster is a brilliant teacher.
The brain, like far distant galaxies so much still unknown. It still seems impossible that the complexity of human intellect and emotion is contained in that structure. I do like the sound of the basal veins of Rosenthal . Could be the title of a painting in the national gallery.
There are lots of good anatomy textbooks out there. We recommend a few to students here, but my main recommendation is that you try out a few different books and pick one that suits you. For example, Gray's Anatomy for Students has a great collection of illustrations, whereas the text in Moore & Dalley's Clinically Oriented Anatomy is more detailed and descriptive.
