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This video helps me tremendously in understanding the pathology of glaucoma and how to differentiate angle-closure and open angle glaucoma. Excellent job Dr Raj. Thanks for everything!

Here is a quote from which describes Lecturio: "In order to take on this challenge, Lecturio created a high-quality digital medical education resource, which is affordable, adaptive, and personalized. We designed our platform with the needs of learners and faculty in mind, combined with the latest state-of-the-art learning technology and comprehensive monitoring and assessment features." The lecturer keeps saying that he is going to have the "anatomists" explain the structure in detail...so why are we wasting our money looking at this. I paid for a subscription to this site for "state-of-the-art learning technology." If a customer clicks on the video to see a presentation on the general structure of the eye, they shouldn't have to waste their time watching a PowerPoint with no pictures of the eye. It is an insult for customers to have this guy put up this type of presentation. My textbooks have better supplemental material .

This is what you read on Lecturio's site: "In order to take on this challenge, Lecturio created a high-quality digital medical education resource, which is affordable, adaptive, and personalized. We designed our platform with the needs of learners and faculty in mind, combined with the latest state-of-the-art learning technology and comprehensive monitoring and assessment features." STATE OF THE ART??? These are PowerPoint slides!!! The guy is talking about different structures and you have to pause the video to find what he is trying to reference! Get a pointer. Use an arrow. Show the viewer the exact location you want to emphasize. If I turned this type of presentation in for a grade, I would get it returned. Kahn Academy, Ken Hub...this is as low tech as you can get. I expected so much more. You are supposed to save us time. I hate writing this but other people have to know that this lecturer's delivery - I might as well get a text book out and read it to myself.

Clear and precise explanation! Goes into the essence of this condition and correlates very well the clinical presentation

Horrible pronunciation, below the level of any online studying platform.......

Lecture was excellent! very clear and simple. I enjoyed it. Thanks so much Dr Raj.

very good initiative. very useful. 3d animation is very impressive. good luck.

Prof. Well done sir, you've done a great job, I'll keep watching your videos

It missing a LOT of info in categorising Diabetic Retinopathy. NOT ENOUGH EVEN FOR A RECAP

Disgusting. Very bad quality. Not enough information and the information presented isn't adequate

Covered all high yield points , very nice illustration which helps in remembering things better

Covers a lot of content accurately but concisely. Good speed and great use of diagrams. Admittedly, if I didn't know much about inner ear anatomy to start with, it would not have been detailed enough as a lot of concepts were not explained such as the semicircular canals, the utricle and saccule and the scala vestibuli and tympani.

The vestibular section is not well detailed to enable quick reference. There was not much reference to the vestibular ganglion in the initial lectures which will better explain the vestibular system.

Not good teaching, bit too fast. Not easy to understand

Some of Dr Raj's lectures are excellent, but this is one of the frequent examples of his strange mannerisms obstructing a clear explanation.

Excellent overview of the uvea for step 1. Dr Raj covers what's necessary for the boards. Great professor

Horners Syndrome is very importn and there is any more lectures about it

I liked it quite a bit. The course is very useful, although I wish there would be more regarding disorders of visual acquity.

Not good explanation , can do it much better. Upset one

Dr Raj made a good introduction. Maybe somebody wants a huge explanaiton, but the title of the video es "optic Pathology: Introduction" and his introduction is simple and clear.

WORST TEAHER EVER THEY SHOULD FIRE HIM REALLY BAD AND GET PROFESSORS FOR EACH TOPICS NOT ONE FOR EVERY TOPIC

What an excellent lecture! I have not seen a comparison of pharyngitis causes shown next to each other so clearly until now. Having the images of throat presentations displayed on the same slide as the narrative goes on was very helpful. Thank you!

Great Segway into the biochem pathway and linking it with various eye dz.

he is talking too fast and not explaining anything. he is like a radio turned on.

Very Good Lecture.. Excellent Explanation!... It resume very good the pathophysiology and the managment of epiglotitis. Even if it's not a common disease.

The doctor reads from the slides. Not good at explaining difficult concept.

Tone, delivery, ease of comprehension for complex material - perfect. Thank you

Not helpful at all, i can do a better job learning it through my book

Covered well very important urgent/ER issues and specially their treatments. Very useful in practice, thank you!!!

Provided no useful explanations on the topic and I ended up looking for information on google to understand it myself. To much joking around and too little professionalism.

great explanation and quiz is the best part of the lectures

Thanks for the nice way to review clinical topics, I love the easy and clear way of presentation

i would like it to have way more content than it has and more images, sorry

This is nice a clear and well paced lecture. It's easy to understand. Thanks.

I really liked this summary, the information is precise and really easy to get thanks to the way the doctor explains it. Today at school we reviewed this topic, so when I got home I went over CRUP again with this video and it was really, really useful.

I think you could have gone in a little more in depth into the structure of photoreceptors. There were also a few other cells, such as the horizontal cells which backpack onto parts of the visual pathway-this knowledge is essential to understanding concepts of contrast. overall i do think it was a good lecture, but a little more depth into the vitreous humour and the aquous humour would have also helped

I wish you would have gone into more detail with chickenpox. I know it might not be as common in the US but a lot of people use lecturio for other international tests and chickenpox is still a big deal here (both in clinical practice and licensing exams)

i rated this presentation because it is well prepared and well summarised medical students and residents should go through it.

It was really helpful, I would recommend this as an auxilary tool to follow up with your text books and class notes.

Me gusto todo, simplemente que en la pregunta que dice cuales son los músculos que desvían el ojo hacia abajo me dio como incorrecta cuando puse que eran el oblícuo sup y el recto inferior.

Lets his need top "put on a show" get in the way of explaining things. Could perhaps benefit from some diazepam before lecturing.

nice concise summary of lecture and topic. I enjoyed it very much and it kept me attentive!.

not good enough. Lecture is not helpful for examination. i dont like it.

is these all about disorders of lens???? why do u make too short lecture?

This is not adequate, speech should be slower and clear.

Dr Fisher has that ability that great lecturers have when lecturing. That plus proper use of multimedia results in a great lecture.

Great aproach It would be lovely if you indicated dose for drugs Thanks

I think he is one of the top lectures that have a particularly unique way in gaining attention. Kudos

This was a nice, comprehensive summary of main points in vision with an appropriate amount of detail. The posted response from Dr. Wilson clarifying the role of bipolar cells is much appreciated too

Hello, I usually don't rate lectures, but I had to do it here. The reason of that is that I found the certain video unable to make me understand the structures of the inner ear. Please be more specific and use better images, for example about what otoconia are and their use, the cupule etc. Despite of that I like dr. Candy. Thank you.

I love your lectures, you are such a talented proffesor. Great work.

Some of these comments are absurd, no where in the video does the professor say interior oblique. Great video, straight to the point with great illustrations. Thank you!

its nice liked it very much very nicely explained then others

Dr Fisher is clear, succinct and his content is high yield

I love the method of teaching... topics are wonderfully explained in simple english

lecture has been nicely explained . i like the little humor in lecture .

This lecture helped clearing a lot of questions in my mind. Very well delivered. Thank you

I usually dislike older professors, but he explains very objectively and up to date.

After reviewing Neuroanatomy in FA and Kaplan, it is fair to say this lecture has delved deeply in some accurate key points of visual pathways.I really admire the fact that you guys have put on some quizzes in the end but I was surprised to see a red flag that goes unnoticed.In one of the question about the right lower optic radiations from the 5 listed, I saw right after radiation Meyer's loop in parenthesis which is clearly a mistake when it comes to asking questions.In the exam, they won't give any clues to test takers because they will have figure out themselves whether or not it is either Meyer's or Non-Meyers' loop.

More voice inflection and emphasis on terms and anatomic function please.

even after the update, on and off center in not clear

Thank you for the lectures. Very helpful, I really recommend it

Everything is thoroughly explained and easy to follow along at all times

No such thing as the "internal" oblique. It's called the inferior oblique. Also, should state whether these are primary or secondary actions of the muscle.

his lecturers are really fantastic in content and very easy to understand, just a few pronunciation issues

The course was clear with good illustrations and clear speech,

I recommend all the lectures to all IMGs out there to brush up your knowledge on your basic subjects.

Clarity and accuracy of his making all adds in the topic a simple easily understading one is a best example hidden in his lecture. A clear understanding of a complicated study could be possible even for avarage inteligent reader. 2nd thing is illustrations in every aspect made it highly comprehencive and brief

Good lecture on inflamation of mucosa over middle ear cleft

I don't think he's robotic at all. The way he talks keeps me engaged, better than most monotone professors I have in med school Excellent explanations. He is very articulate and knows how to tie facts together and emphasises on the key facts so you at least leave the video knowing what Atopic Dermatitis is about

very good lecture! finally i understood respiratory physiology, i loved the slides

The best lecture about this topic that I´ve seen in my life. Thank you so much, I´m enjoying the anatomy lectures!

monotone basic basically doesn't really explain anything it just sites things

Clear and concise, easy to understand and very clinically relevant.

That's perfect to review these topics, good job! Clear and enough exhaustive!

for more understanding of the movement of the eye it should be presented on real eye not on photos ... ty

very nice explanation and helpful information, thank you for the knowledge shared here

This guy is very straight forward and clear. Very Helpful.

Good lecture. The talking is very smooth and continuous not robotic like it sometimes tends to be the case with Dr.Raj. Excellent! Good explanation of the terms and the difference between atopic and contact dermatitis! Some more elaboration on treatment options, including non-pharmacologic and the role of allergen testing (should you do it or not?) would be a good addition.

Easy to understand. I recommend adding more information regarding medication such as what kind of systemic seroid we are using.

Explains it to a point where the visual pathway is simple.

Fantastic talk but would have liked further information on non-pharmacological treatment and also the role of allergen testing

I'm not sure if this topic will be covered in neurosurg but serious detail lacking. First of all no definition what a raised ICP is and how best to diagnose. No clear explanation of the underlying cause ie mass effect (tumour, abscess), vascular (hypoxia, hypercapnia, venous flow obstruction), hydrocephalus (obstructive vs none), pseudotumor cerebri. It would have been useful to discuss shunts in the treatment as well and when you may consider inserting them

sir very good explainations,,,,,,,,,,following the course,,need more questions,so that it could help in doing uworld and STEP 1 ,,,,thankyou

The explanation is up to the point and very precise,love each one of the video this doctor had conducted. :)