Ophthalmology - Relative Afferent Pupillary Defect (RAPD)

[APaC23]

thumbs up if you're here because of uq!

[daeto9]

beautiful jobe, ms

[calacarmen]

Thank you!!!! This video exlains soo much better than any textbooks I have come across!! Thank you!! :)

[FSK55]

absolutely perfect , thanx :) 

[SSharon5]

well illustrated



[priyaelsaskaria]

Thanks! Awesome video and explanation! Keep it up! :)

[mlankaod]

Thanks so much for making this video...

[t1meeey]

great! thank you a lot!

[mdmdcctt]

Well explained. thanks.

[MrDavidboxer]

excellent, very nice

Thank you

[melforever27]

excellent

[TiaKisu]

Thanx a lot for that vid! Answered the question I had. :D

[petergelderplom]

excellent

[zwh426]

thank you for the explanations....

relative afferent pupillary defect...I'll bear this in my mind~

[drparth8285]

Very useful.....thanx....

[chiying0316]

amazing demonstration!!

[nazks3]

excellent video.simple and clear

[raogongfu]

thank you

[spartakz28]

Great Educational Video, saved me 10 min of reading the text!

[drgauravjaiswal]

simply awesome.....

[esoero]

fantastic

[ankitachakravarty]

awesome video!!!

[Fatalsh0ts]

excellent  video greatful if u keep on postings such clinical cases.

[sarahszss]

i just saw a patient with it today!!! :D :D awesome!! i just started clinical medicine, and haven't done neuro/ophthalmology attachment, so it was the first time ive even heard of it :D :D

[marctoro96]

thanks!

[doubledoubleswifty]

thank you for producing this awesome video, easier to understand what RAPD is now :)

[TheShoby999]

Good video for understanding

[dhruvpanchal]

thanks! nice video

[lucy26687]

Thanks, that was great. I finally understand it now!

[burn2live]

Fantastic video. Thank you!

[twolivesintertwined]

Great video. Thanks. It's one thing to read it in a book and whole different thing to actually see it.  Thanks for posting!