Anterior Abdominal Wall II (Texas A&M MGA Week 6)

I've been studying this for hours..... couldnt understand it. Then I saw this video and completly understood it.

love sirs method of teaching , the 3D model really helps me better understand the concept

This lecture is really so cool. He made it very clear. I had learned in a Vietnamese lecture but still didn't get it for a long long time. And now I feel everything is clear

V we ry simple an very informative the same time. Really appreciate it. Thank you

Dear Dr. Pickering, you do a great work by explaining this difficult topics in such an easy way. Thank you for so interesting lectures.

What a great lecture and what a great professor. Thank you !!! :) Awesome!

The list is very disorganised, I hope it get fixed ASAP

Best video I have found on the inguinal canal! Simple, clear and easy to understand.

This subject was so difficult to study in my textbook, but this lecture series on the inguinal canal has been a life-saver! Dr. Pickering really clarifies this topic for you.

Very clear . The image is excellent. The causes of the hernia are taken in other lectures and this one is focused on the way that is made. perfect for a first approximation to surgery.

Made it easier to study for an exam because it was simple

Wish I had known about this website sooner:( I hope all the lectures here are like this.

James is really helping me a lot I did very well on my med school midterms but started getting lost in anatomy this has been such a motivation for me I wish I had found him soooner! I would love some more anatomy questions especially relevant for the NBME Board exam! Garrett

high yield review for finals and it's pretty direct and the important matters are stated.

good lecture- lost a star because illustrations are in latin. I do appreciate latin is completely acceptable to use in the context of anatomy, but in practice nobody uses latin terms and it feels outdated and counter-productive to learn the latin nomenclature. It would be much easier to follow if everything was in english ; a small point but it did slow me down when following this lecture.