Neuroanatomy Tutorial 30 (Basal Ganglia)

[Afrikanglobal]

8 people have failed on this subjects & they are mad; oh well, they need more time learn.

[helpharriet]

With so much information around the world on how the brain, there is stll no one that can help my daughter Harriet

[16660606]

This is great. Thank you so much for sharing all this information. :)

[MrNghn]

i didnt understand how inferiror portions of the lateral ventricles r shown below the 3rd ventricle..how the inferior horn can be visible in that section???? .....plz some1 do explain me :(

[coronaxxx782]

@MrNghn he said so dat both hemipheres r cut at difrnt level

[Lachsfischli]

Awesome job sir, thank you very much.

You presented this stuff in a comprehensive and clear manner, its been helping me a lot.

I really appreciate your videos, due to my exams tomorrow;)

Regards from switzerland

Ps: is it possible that the thalamus isnt a part of the basal ganglia? I thought it would consist of ncl caudatus, putamen, crps pallidus, ncl subthalamicus and substancia nigra.

Btw: incredible drawings!

[sofiaclindiet]

Really helpful videos!!!

[AdolfEinstein]

Hope to remember this still tomorow in the exam +)

[alalalana]

amazing! thank you soooooo much. you are a great teacher.

[erezsarel]

good job man!!!

[smskardm]

I am a medical student from saudia arabia , and I am very hoppy to see these serial of lectures { it is very helpful for neurophysiology and anatomy understanding }

[LowOnCreativityy]

You should teach!!

The vids are awesome, helped a lot thanks.

[XemroX]

So helpful and well explained! You have such talent, thank you so much for sharing it :)

[BrotherRalph]

not bad. As 2nd year medical student this was good for an overview. Thanks

[liebezenab]

@BrotherRalph

hey can u tell me where i can find good lectures on head n neck gross anatomy ??( if u know of any )

[AmorousAnteater]

Thanks very much for the time and effort in preparing these.

[cerm90]

thank You very much,very nice lecture

[ferkinskin]

Beautiful and very helpful..Thanx. 5

[KittyMcTavish]

Thank you so very much for your awesome post.....sending to you conscious appreciation for your time and energy....finally having visual and auditory explanation has made it across the corpus collosum to the cortex back into the Hippocampus now making its way to the Parahippacampus....

[roseylisa]

you rock Mr. Aziz!!!! -Lisa Yao

[priyac88]

Hi this is a great video. I wanted to tell you something important. Better put a bibliography at the end of the video for that book or cut it out because crazy people go around with nothing better to do than interrupt people from doing good things with their stupid rules. So I'm just saying. I'm worried.

[opadgett]

I'm pretty sure this guy drew those pictures, in which case he would not need to add references.

[energetic42]

thank u for every single video,PLZ PLZ dont remove this treasure!!

[GMo2010]

ur amazing..thanku thankuuu thankyuuuu.. i actually have stopped hating neuro coz of u! =)) u make everything soo clear in ur vids..luv emmm!! ur absolutly fab mate.. =))

[hyperhighs]

The following are part of the physiologica (not anatomical) basal ganglia.. just so everybody is clear: pallidum, striatum, thalamus, subthalamic nucleus, and substantia nigra. Anatomically thalamus is not part of it.

[saddaf6]

"Subthalamus" is a part of the basal ganglia

[jennyhanson27]

jcy141104 shut the fuck up! if you need reminding we are not in a classroom, we're on youtube and this guy has helped me with so much, if you've got better then post it and let the 10,000 people that have watched this one decide!

[hyperhighs]

My mistake. I apologize for that. Thalamus is "not" part of basal ganglia. Thank you for your correction.

[docnenko]

Thalamus is not a part of basal ganglia!!! That's big mistake.

You should read something about direct pathway (disinhibition) and indirect pathway to see how are they conected.

[foryounoeltam]

good stuff,your video helped a lot.

do you draw other things?

its very good and nice detail.

[zamrihorn]

the caudate and putamen are collectively known as striatum which receives most input to basal ganglia. meanwhile, globus pallidus is the main output from basal ganglia.

[mjloveseverybody]

oh..tats fine dude.....bt this s a question n a Post graduate entrance examination..where the q. was like.....which of the following s not a part of basal ganglia..and the options had subthalamic nuclei and thalamus and others.....and of course the right answer was thalamus....tats why i thought of mentioning it dude......newaz thank u......waiting 4 ur other videos....wen have u planned 2 upload them?????

[mjloveseverybody]

hi hyperhighs,...u videos are really awesome...just continue dude.waiting for more videos....wat abt the anatomy of abdomen and stuff???? then.....more physiology videos......plz dude...waiting for them....

[greenrive]

YOU ARE AWESOME!!!

[kookoobabe]

(I love youtube)

Looking forward to watch absolutely all of your videos.

[monketteyax]

I have to say that Neuroanatomy is one of my most dreaded courses at the moment. Your amazing diagrams and good explainations have definately made this A LOT easier on me! Great work!

[moxkkpsi]

Awesome job my man! I'm in PA school covering neuroanatomy in my pathophysilogy class...this excellent

[crookedjon]

The guy knows his stuff... it's very helpful for my revision, cheers!

[ZEED86]

Mashallah you are intelligent and hard working!

I cannot belive no one praised your fantastic anatomical drawings!

I am oowed! By you!

Thanks!

[hyperhighs]

Thank you, that's very kind of you to say.

[tuanfarhan]

Thanks very much man. I'm a med student in UCD Ireland. It really helps. Cheers.

[daltaleighis]

this, like all the other videos in this series, is a brilliant help. Really well explained espec. all the helpful asides about the angle of the cut, the shapes of the nuclei and the resultant appearance in sections.

[ezi3kel]

cheers :)