I kept skipping your videos, for almost an year mow, DANG! I have missed out on so much! Great quality and quantity, short but to the point, organised i mean can it get any better? Keep up the good work.
Man ❤️….i am 1000% sure ,no one in my university including my teachers know the blood supply of spinal cord…we should donate you to open youtube university 😀
hey there thanks for your video's they are really helpful, one thing I would like to add is that if you could make a general outline of your white board at the end of your video, more of a picture , because it could help us to make a general mind map of what you just talked about, thank you.
Hi Zacks I have been always following your lectures, and I was inspired by you and then get started with my RU-vid channel thanks to you alot sir Zacks. I will always remember you as the best teacher I ever met. I dreamt that one day I will be the first to comment on you video and so now I achieve that Wooooh . Thanks for your support sir
This is such an awesome video. I really, really appreciate your efforts and wonderful explanation of this specific connection between the cardiovascular and neurological systems. Thank you and may God and Jesus continue to bless you with wisdom and the gift of teaching. We are truly fearfully and wonderfully made, Psalm 139:14!
Thanks. I am 4 years T10 (or thereabouts) paraplegic. Idiopathic spinal infarction. I have never seen or heard an explanation of what happened to me. At least until I saw your video. Have a question I would like to ask off of RU-vid.
But sir parasympathetic does relaxation of the sphincters ....so if anterior so spinal artery not supply and parasympathetic loss it's work in gut and bladder sphincters it means they cant relax right ? It means in this condition they contract is'nt it ?
WOW, ok I know I go off limits and I can reach the textbook, but do you have a video about the other arteries that supply the spinal cord and the internal blood supply, veins too :)
I'm getting an ALIF and a PLIF... Im told my vein in the L5-S1 area is flattened due to inflammation and may interfere with the ALIF because veins are more fragile to move and it being flattened. Im trying to track down the vein my vascular surgeon is speaking of.. Im guess it runs along the anatomy of Adam by the description of the video.Not a med student but this video is helping me understand where to look. Thank you. If anyone can help me further find what I'm looking for itd be greatly appreciated
