I'm not a student of anatomy, just a random guy watching all your videos and asking myself how is it possible that everyone isn't already also here watching them. Life changing when it comes to understanding yourself.
Im here too, because I got bored with astrophysics. I thought I should probably learn something more useful than why string theory is wrong and also right, whilst still being wrong.
Sir, i just passed my anatomy exams! And your videos have big credit in this success, so i just want to say that i am REALLY REALLY GRATEFUL. Like, i really don't have words to express my happiness. Actually i have some attention problems, and everybody around me (including my family) always were saying, that it will be impossible for me to became a doctor. But it was one of the biggest dreams of mine, one of the biggest passions and i decided that i won't give up just because others don't believe in me. They were kinda right though, it was extermly stressful and difficult for me, mostly because i just can't learn only from white-and-black books with blocks of text. But here came your channel, with all animations, jokes and memory tricks! It was extremly helpful, i really feel like i not only remember, but understand how human body works. And the way you were presenting this knowledge is just brilliant, it's one of the reasons why anatomy is my favourite subject! Your passion and optimism were cheering me up when i had hard moments and reminding me why i find it all so fascinating, why i want to learn. Also, I think i'll never forget the Bells Palsy and Stroke lecture. It wasn't only the cns lesson, it was a life lesson, and i'm really glad i got it so early on my way to became a doctor. So, to sum it all up! I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart, all two ventricles. You're incredible teacher, one of the best i ever had, and i'll continue my medical journey remembering, what you did for me, and many many other students! We're living on the different parts of a globe, but please consider this too-long comment as a virtual flowers!
2:32 The sternal angle has an eponym called the Sternal angle of Louis! 3:44 also during a ultrasound of the heart make sure not to press too had on the processus xiphoideus! Also thanks for always having the best pictures! ❤️
Hello Dr. Morton Expect too much from you to make more elegant anatomy videos. Although you have covered much of of them. I still watch your videos even I am about to finish university. A medical student from 🇦🇫
Dr.mortin your videos saved me many times. My last anatomy final in 4 days thank you for these two years you made anatomy easy to understand and this video couldn't have come in better time
Thankyou TNA Dr. Morton every lecture is worth watching a dozens of times & Worthwhile a comment of equal to a med-thesis-essays "phew glad im not a doctor, yet or so i hope" few words can't exclaim such gratitude & understanding conveyed & promptly delivered in timely unique manor The best lectures always end with musak & hymns
i really appreciate how you use different planes to help us imagine the location of an organ. i used to use apps and flip between layers and planes to just make sense of these organs' location. thank you very much for sharing these contents here on yt with us.
You're simply genius! Yours dedication and manner of teaching is outrageous. Coolest vibe! I've been lost in the anatomical forest, like literally noone did impress me until this very moment. Thank you will be a droplet in the sea, i know.. but for real dude, much much appreciations whatsoever you're doing for us. please don't stop, and the fact that the video is only about 1 years old, makes me even happier! I got mega lucky tonight to be honest with you, to catch you here!!! Keep going, don't lose the tempo! Sending love!
youre a fkn legend thank you so much for this video you saved about 20 WHY questions i ask while learning medicine. edit - can you please tell me a standard book to learn all this im going crazy searching for a standard material to study this topographies
Hello Dr. Morton, thank you for such an exceptional video. I learned so much in less than 1/2 hr. Well invested time. I really live your approach in presenting all the anatomical structures and sorroundind relationship to others. Blessings!
"the rectus abdomins is a sword" MAKES PERFECT SENSE! that just made my day LOL. btw I've just came across your channel just a few days ago and it so much fun to learn from ya
