Peripheral Nervous System: Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology

[DimaZinkiv]

Jaya Charaka! jaya Sushruta!OM

[DimaZinkiv]

thanx

[a2m4m60]

Sooo How do I learn as much as he knows and speak as fast as he does????

[mostafahahaha]

thank you doctor .

[generalvitportion]

noticed that too but it was pretty easy to make sense of what he meant, thanks so much for the lecture!

[makeiteasyable]

thank you so much for posting this

[outkast334]

@Mariyam121991 your right, if anyones paying attention they'd catch it too, good lookin out though

[velicitasha]

it helps me ! thank you for posting :)

[rriver9819]

wow

[LavaShark44]

Wow, this is what I have been looking for, a very in depth and live speach on the pathology of the NS. Thank you so much for posting!!

[dheerajchanda]

thanks for posting !!!!!

[edwardschlosser1]

Excellent but too basic. I also wanted to hear about CIDP and related autoimmune diseases. Why skip the most interesting stuff? I have had a degenerative periferal neuropathy of the toes/feet for 10 years that has advanced to above mid-calf. Three spinal surgeries (fusions of the S-L5-L4 with hardware). Assumed neuropathy related to impingement until I noticed a significantly elevated sed rate and anemia. Now leaning towards CIDP but symptoms don't correlate to typical pathology.

[renegaed]

Absolutely fantastic lecture. Very informative and well presented. Thanks a lot!

[Qetesh7]

Thank you for posting this. I watched it twice. It really helped me to better understand the nervous system. I aced my test. 100%!!!

[flowewritharoma]

Thanks for posting this informative lecture!!

and What's spinal root?

[flowewritharoma]

@flowewritharoma

I could find out this answer with first part in this movie.

The answer is : Nervous System Transition Zone Brainstem = CNS Cranial Nerves = PNS Spinal Cord = CNS Spinal roots = PNS

So, Spinal roots = "PNS"

must share information!

[helenJuice]

Very useful information. Thank you

[Kpgrimes]

That information was very, very helpful. I had to rewind a couple of times to take notes but it is a very substantial part of my understanding of the neuromuscular system for physical therapy. I really appreciated it. Thank you DR Krishnan.

[JovonG81]

this is very helpful...thanks.