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In this episode Dr. Claudia Krebs walks us through an overview of the brainstem.
CHAPTERS
0:00 - 0:47 - Intro
0:47 - 5:15 - The brain stem
5:16 - 6:45 - Diagram of the brain stem
6:46 - 7:47 - Cross section through Rostral midbrain
7:48 - 12:20 - Cross section of Cranial nerves associated with different parts of the brain stem
12:21 - 14:20 - Location of 12 Cranial nerves
14:20 - 14:59 - End
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Italian Translation by Fabio Ghiotto, Ph.D, University of Genoa
Portuguese Translation by Jose Paulo Andrade, M.D., Ph.D., Faculty of Medicine of University of Porto
Portuguese (Brazil) Translation by Erick Gabriel
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YouTube Comments - 388 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
I enjoy the way you explicitly explain everything; others explain like if a tiger is chasing right behind them.
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The video is over 8 years and the quality/presentation is still top notch!
Thank you for this expository lecture
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OH GOD THAT LEAVING WALK <3 you are a saviour
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Just fantastic .... the presentation, teaching method and also the drawings. All make understanding Neuroanatomy so easy.
Greetings from Hungary (University Of Debrecen)
:D
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Thank your this series and especially for making it public UBC
Just adding to the positive image so much of the world has about Canada
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This video is a God-send for my Neuroanatomy block! Thanks so much!
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terrific , amazing and Crystal clear thank u for such a fabulous video.
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Thank you for posting these video. I really wish that Dr. Claudia Krebs was my professor. She presents the material in a clear and concise matter. I am retaining the information and have recommended the series to my other classmates. Grateful to everyone who made these videos possible. I appreciate you sharing this knowledge.
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Amazing!!!! Med student here, wants to salute you Dr. Krebs. May God bless you always.
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This is quality, dude. Excellent,
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All these videos have been the best classes of neuroanatomy I have ever had! Thanks!
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Absolutely amazing, it's like I'm watching a tv series, nothing to do with boring stuff explained at university
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From how good this vid is, I thought it was published just this year or last year max.I loved the accuracy and art, thank you.
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Thank you for your time, dedication, and endeavor to disseminate knowledge to all.
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Okay but, how cute is Dr. Claudia?! These videos are lifesavers!!!
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outstanding quality and clarity!
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It is very impressive how they can explain in a clear and precise way such an important topic, covering the most relevant aspects so that we as students can understand it. Thank you very much for this information.
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Thanks to Dr. Krebs and UBC Medicine for this videos. Both of them present the material with ease and clarity, which makes it incredibly helpful and insightful. "Understanding cranial nerve function is an important diagnostic tool", a senteces that perfectly summarizes the importance of knowing and understand the midbrain/brainstem to apply the knowledge in the practice with the specific symptomology they present.
All I can say is that this is an amazing content that helped me learn a lot more in this process of being a Med student. This was the best way to explain the brainstem, making it look so simple that I questioned why did it took me so long to understand it.
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Bless you, this is a work of art and extremely helpful for my upcoming neuroanatomy exam in med school!
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@ubcmedvid
6 years ago
Hello All! Just wanted to let you know that Season 3 of Neuroanatomy is live on the channel. One episode released each week.
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