Neurology | Gross Anatomy of the Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves

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In this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will present on several concepts related to the gross anatomy of the spinal cord and spinal nerves within our Neurology playlist. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!
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At each one of those segments of the spinal cord and just go over specific relate spinal nerves that are coming off of the spinal cord around the end of the spinal cord

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After watching this... Spinal cord seems so simple.. Amazing way of teaching and so simplified version of spine nerves. Thank you

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@aasemahsan Год назад

Conus Medullaris Cauda Equina 15:24 Grey matter & White matter 29:29 Spinal nerves

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@christielilii1929 3 года назад

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@smn1073 3 года назад

I have been reading neuroanatomy for almost a year now but I never viewed spinal cord from this perspective. Great work!

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THANK YOU FOR MAKING CONCEPTS CLEAR SIR

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That was super useful. I'm a massage therapist and a personal trainer and always want to upskill. This was so much more useful than me trying to read a dry anatomy book

@saramaar6523 3 года назад

Amazing video, I study physiotherapy and i was lost in neurology, your videos are amazing and now i understand everything! keep up and i wish you all the best

@kabelowame 3 года назад

I came here because of physio too

@pattiekrohn4853 Год назад

You are a treasure! Because you love teaching this we love learning. I find it delightful because you find it delightful. That is a very rare gift. This is where you belong.

@jennyp4934 2 года назад

This was amazing, thank you. I will soon be getting some spinal surgery and I'm doing some research and you've explained thing pretty clearly to me, although I will go through it again for more clarification. I've had some spinal damage from birth, but watching this post has made me understand why I have some issues and I'm amazed with after more than 50 years I can understand why I can't do certain things. Thank you.

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Been trying to understand this for a year. You come and teach me in less than an hour ❤❤❤

@wooooo5864 Год назад

I completely forgot this channel existed, no WONDER i was struggling so much!! Thank you so much Dr. Zach !!! Your videos are amazing and they help me retain a lot of the information we take in med school

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OMG! I love your lecture and the way you explain everything. You are AMAZING. I can't thank you enough.

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Sir, do all of the lectures there is in med school, i am done with my schooling but i still find these videos very helpful, you are doing a very good job. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. 🙂

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My technically seasoned lecturer am now doing my Mmed in makerere University the great university in Africa its the Harvard of Africa but till now am still watching your videos pliz my prayers this becomes a medical school in the future tyme

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@wompusslompus5424 3 года назад

It really helps that you draw the direction of the axons out to help guide our eye while describing it rather than just show an already cluttered & overwhelming picture. I've seen some innervation pathways that look like spaghetti, but this made it much easier to follow along! Thank you Ninja Nerd!

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Lol- spaghetti looking pathways

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@MrsGislaine1990 3 года назад

I mean, better than many university professors

@Ayatequran439 2 года назад

Seriously this is what i longedfor ..that someone explain all the concepts of spinal cord..awsome

@user-df7xz8dq3o 2 года назад

Wonderful, superb explanation! Thank you so much!

@Echelon111999 3 года назад

I cant imagine going through my neuro commitee just a year before these videos got made. You and your team are making this so much understandable ! God bless...

@neogloves5260 2 года назад

Fantastic explanation bro. Lately i am watching plenty of videos on chiropractic and trying to understand various concepts. Your video gave me very good understanding on an anatomy of the spinal cord. Thank you very much for putting so much of efforts and sharing the video.

@hellobro2465 3 года назад

You are the best teacher ever 😍😍😍

@irame5701 7 месяцев назад

What a Doctor, a speaker and a Teacher!

@inmed2942 Год назад

This video proves that you are a nerd and this channel is a whole online medical school. I'm glad that I know your channel, and honestly, after this video, I can say it was worth it before talking about you in front of my med friends and explaining why they should subscribe and try using your free awesome explanation.

@jhadasmith1063 Год назад

I every speech for any accomplishment in this field,your name is worthy of mention!!!

@b.s.1302 Год назад

the BEST BEST teacher in the world, god bless you Professor Zach Murphy!

@lovelyderose 2 года назад

It's surprising how much I do remember from nursing school 1st year but this refresher was on point. I got here from search about PNS&SNS pathways - trying to remember the symptoms of para/sympathetic systems. I appreciate your videos they help a lot ninjanerd team #thumbsUp

@wonialadavid1515 2 года назад

U r such a great lecturer...u made me understand everything... thanks for ur efforts

@ashleypurcell5979 2 года назад

Clear and concise information! Great for PA students as a pre-lecture refresher to get you up to speed on the basics!

@lilungoisaac1043 2 года назад

well elaborated presentation with clear concepts,keep up the good work prof.

@flyingmonster1765 Год назад

you are so good at explaining this man, so good and so helpful, thank you

@cosmictask781 2 года назад

Enjoyed this. THank you for making learning fun and not painful. I may not be able to memorize this in one go but the "good"feeling I get from every video helps me go back to it, or helps me realize what else I need to "really learn."" Also, you saying the words makes it easier for me to remember the words than just reading it from books.

@reynainiguez680 2 года назад

WOW! thank you soo soo much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am taking anatomy and the spinal cord and spinal nerves chapter did not make sense to me. I am so glad I found this video! i cannot thank you enough!

@cess5614 Год назад

Keep doing what you’re doing. The way you explain things is amazing and clear. Thank you for sharing! I also love the member only videos and the notes!

@jaye4685 3 года назад

You deserve more views.thank u for this brilliant explanation 🤗

@phoenixmccoy7023 2 года назад

You sir are a refined genius, thank you for this content - - much appreciated.

@najimabdallah6938 3 года назад

Wonderful lecture Simplicity in teaching of information Thanks a lot

@raviprasad9515 4 года назад

Thanks a lot for making our lives easier. Ur the best...

@danjoellukumbi8213 Год назад

Thank you Prof! This was an awesome refresher! Going into Orthopedic Surgery this new week, this was needed!

@lifewithshas4039 3 года назад

So so so amazing concept... O my God 👌👌👍 You are really a blessing. I'm clear in spinal cord, its segments, spinal nerve, now, for the first ever time... Thank you...

@mahsatz4682 2 года назад

the best class I'v ever attended

@doctorsweety1976 2 года назад

Literally you decreased my tension.. hats off

@nambozohadija3023 Год назад

Thanx so much prof, your the best Lecturer so far in area. Big up n bless u more and more for your generosity .

@kaylacoffman6968 7 месяцев назад

You're the best teacher, thank you!!

@yashanshiprakash2714 Год назад

thank you sir, CNS started making sense after watching your videos.

@KHANZADA1660 4 месяца назад

One of the few professors I respect, he may be the top one 🙌🏻

@paroparo46 Год назад

Thank you so much, but I have one suggestion, can you make pdfs of those things that you write, i think it will be helpful (thanks again with regards)

@hosamhadid5972 Год назад

He does have every lecture in a PDF form, but you have to pay for a subscription on his website.

@chaityislam6466 3 года назад

Excellent class Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

@HeneryThewanderer 4 дня назад

You make learning full of so much fun.... What an amazing person you are

@munachinnadi651 2 года назад

Your explanation is clear and understandable which make things much easier.

@klutz3955 3 года назад

Y'know. i don't think any source can describe it as succulently and as quickly as possible and with such wonderful diagrams too, thank you kind sir. I'll be donating to your Pateron right away :)

@anmol3366 Год назад

Best explanation of each topic as well as interesting

@vasima7346 5 месяцев назад

I am lucky to find teacher as you are

@zangbang9381 8 месяцев назад

You make everything so simple and interesting. Better than all my med school teachers combined. Love from India

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you r just amazing sir a savior of entire medical globe

@yalzate9120 2 года назад

after watching you, everything make sense. Thank you so much!

@dailydoseofmedicinee 4 года назад

In humans there are 31 pairs: 8 cervical, 12 thoracic, 5 lumbar, 5 sacral, and 1 coccygeal. Each pair connects the spinal cord with a specific region of the body.👍

@surajshah6313 4 года назад

I think 5 sacrals are also fused into 1

@abhishekpatel5945 4 года назад

@@surajshah6313 he's talking about spinal nerves I think.

@BrookeJordan-j2c 7 месяцев назад

I never understand this stuff and now I understand! Thank you so much for starting at the beginning.

@blakmomba7923 10 месяцев назад

I love this guy!!!! I got an a in anatomy because of him…. He really goes into detail.

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You're the senior professor. Never disappoint.

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@rohinikayal4440 7 месяцев назад

The bestest and clearest explanation out there!

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I was reviewing Quizlet after watching my professors lectures and realized the only things I remembered are the things I learned from your videos. Came back to watch the rest of the videos lol