Anatomy tutorial 9 (Skull: part 3)

[makeiteasyable]

wonderful clip

[eerbornerror]

thank you

[yodellingCuckoo]

Btw,

At 1:55, it's "choanae" not "conchae".

[Hakuna20matata]

taaaaankyo walid the whole tutorial 9 been so helpful^____^

[dylanparker21]

btw it is called a jugular FORAMEN not a jugular FOSSA

[clappic]

well done walid .

just a humble correction maybe at 1:57 it's the Choanae or Choane in french .

again thank you and well done

[goofy4birds]

I have used your videos all through my A & P 1 class and looking forward to the great explanations in A & P 2, can not thank you enough for the large amount of time you spent puting the videos together and making them available to study by....kat

[waqarhassanpk]

Thanks for the videos.

Have been watching your videos regularly bro.

Few things to mention.

1. Nothing passes from the foramena lacerum. Its just covered by a cartilage.

2. Instead of the atlas that you have used, if you would have had used grays anatomy figures. the concept would have been made much clear.

3. Upload if you can in the 480p

[dhaist24]

that is correct, the foramen lacerum is closed by cartilage in living tissue.

[aaaleb75]

thanks Walid..great help.

[kissedclairbear]

Thank you so much. It was such a great review.

[mrzsoldierlogic]

Thanks this series of videos helped me a lot for my anatomy and physiology class...

[i2student]

dude, thanks for the video,

but seriously my lecturer in Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland keep repreating that there is nothing pass thorugh the Foremen Lacerum. :)

[i2student]

(its not nothing, but simple some emissary veins )

and the internal carotid artery gets into the skull via the carotid canal. :)

[xrabo]

really thank you thank you tooooooooo much

i'm Rabah Ahmed Faculty of sport Education i'm preparing for my master about playground injuries and you help me thanks a lot

[fireyangelxoxo3]

thak uu.was helpful.

[90jatti]

i was having really hard time..thanks so muchh :D

[Jordanwhicker]

Thank you for posting these. Much appreciated.

[zonerboi22]

Lacrimal SAC lies within the lacrimal fossa. The lacrimal GLAND lies within the orbit on the outer portion of the upper eye.

[i2student]

agreed. its lacrimal sac.

[xxPoeticKnappsxx]

omg thank you. bless you.

[Karisma7788]

awesome, thanks so much good tutorial.

[Shoushousak]

Well this 's soo helpful for sure..

But there's a mistake, that when u pointed towards the lacrimal groove on the lacrimal bone u said it contains the lacrimal gland, which is not precise, it contains the lacrimal sac, while the lacrimal gland is located on the lateral orbital wall,,,

It was soo awesome in general thank u..

[slimlvn]

Because of your videos, I will make an A in both my AP Lecture and Lab. Thanks so very much!

[doctordrori]

hey :-)

thanks for the video, very helpful..

what's the name of the book you were using?

it seems really nice.

[gentylwind]

Sooo helpful in studying for my lab practical. Thank you!

[landais462]

I didnt think anything went through formen lacrum, just cartliage not vessels.. is that right?

[hyperhighs]

Hi, unfortunately i don't remember by now. You should definitely check other sources :)

[distelvogel]

i'm reviewing for my anatomy class and this is very helpful. thanks!

[juice98630]

great workkkk

[rohaang]

excellent teaching we all satisfied for ur teaching plz give more clips bout the whole body

[meyva]

wow the drawing's pretty impressive :) nice work!

[funkyfifteen]

hey... nice job...

it makes a goood concept... but shudnt it b a little more...

i mean u teach so goood...

it cud have beeen first the basilic view.. then the lateral then the frontal then from the top and all.....

anyway....

gr8 job!

[hyperhighs]

yes, you make a good point.. i was thinking about doing that, but then it would take more work to organize everything.. i just wanted to upload as much as i could in a given time period. Thanks for the comment, bye.

[kingincrimson]

you've mistaken the palatin bone for the palatin process of the maxilae.

Am i right?

[hyperhighs]

Hey... i'm not sure if i've come across the two separate forms of palatine. I just know there is a palatine bone located between maxilla and pterygoid, and it forms the posterior part of the roof of mouth. If you've read otherwise, please double-check from additional sources to confirm.

[kingincrimson]

You are right, but at 1:25 I think you pointed at the palatine bone while saying palatine process of the maxilla.

[hyperhighs]

lol.. yes, you are right.. i made some small mistakes like that several times... but because so many videos, i can't remake them. So make sure you know your anatomy before watching. This is intended as a review.

[motto101]

nice job :)