Neuroanatomy Tutorial 1 (Spinal Cord)
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awesomeness !
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This is amazing thanks so much!!!
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This is a very "placid" video. =p
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awesome job explaining Aziz
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Your vid is popular on Port Louis
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This is awesome! You are nothing short being blessed with this type of talent!
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@RUsDHMo That's what I'm trying to find out too! Did you find out?
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Great job! After studying physiology from your videos now turning to Neuroanatomy!
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nice video, and drawings
It's pia mater though, not pia matter
(latin for tender mother)
same goes for arachnoid mater and dura mater (tough mother)
I remembered the pia is the closest and the dura is the furthest because you would keep a tender mother closer than you would a tough mother
ZombularManiac 2 years ago 14
you are my hero - these summaries hit all the major points and make it immediately clear what I need to review again before exams. This is the third time I've been stuck trying to see the big picture, and found exactly what I needed here. Thanks!
lb102685 3 years ago 11