Vertebral landmarks 

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Yes

He really is

As well as Sam Webster

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Thanks

Glad it was helpful!

Yes u are correct! Sorry for the mistake

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Yes u are Correct

The Noted Anatomist I absolutely love your videos. I wish to see all the plexuses other than brachial plexus. Thanks a million

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@@TheNotedAnatomist I'm waiting for it. I just began my first semester of Physiotherapy

This is why and how I am - as an elderly lay person - on this channel and others... The finest cleverest piece of engineering where there is no separation between sense, function and shape.. Other wonders, no longer for lay persons, sigh, are to contemplate within each cell But to put it clearly this owe that I experience - i do not call it god, i try to name it now as an unknown energy conveying information embodied in dynamic connections and expressing itself as: life Not random at all The worm Elegans 1 mm thick has: 302 neurons out of 900 cells... wow Curiously main stream people are ignoring biology, neglecting just what they are..

I try to include the major structures that the health science student would come in contact with.

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That's was not the point of this educational video, this video set out to explain bony landmarks of the vertebrae (lamina, pedicle etc.), not explain how to find C7 - But I do think that he explained quite simply how you could find it, by tucking your chin and feeling over the back of your neck, C7's Spinus Process sticks out the most so it's easy to identify.

You are getting all of this information for free and you complain about it?