Week Section 4 Special Senses - Additional lectures (MDSC 2203)

Understanding that orbital cellulitis typically comes from sinus infections, whereas preseptal usually comes from the skin is helpful.

honestly, it almost looks like it was explained in the most unclear way I ever hear. on&off centers, no explanation on the laters of the retina, where did the signal send further by bipolar cells and maybe a little bit on the pathway could be nice probably a little bit more thinking need to be done here in order to makes it easier to understand

Se requiere mas infromación, incluyendo aquellas paralisis qu ese pueden dar por un tumor.

le falta un poco más de información, pero como algo general está bien.

covered very well contains the information needed for step in med school

Great Lecture! Thanks Doctor Canby. I was finally able to understand how this cranial nerve works.

very good diagrams, would have liked to see an even deeper dive into ciliary muscle in relation on zonule fibers and how they are inverse to each other,

There should be more detail about the gross anatomy of the nasal cavity

well explained. its concise and not overcomplicated. has everything you need and is well taught

Histology explained really well. At each step letting us know what is going to be explained is really good.

Dr. Meyer is great! His lectures help me so much in preparing for class and understanding. I have really struggled with the eye, so this was a life-saver.

Very very easy and limpid discussion for not only medical students but also for all biological faculty students. Thank you dear sir, Thad Wilson, PhD

V less details as compared to the need of entrance exam

Clear explanations as usual. I particularly liked the conclusion at the end in the shape of "Take home messages".

I've seen several preseptal cellulitis in children but the attendings could never explain this disease as well as it has been done in this lecture. Thumbs up!

good explanation of the components in the facial nerve. Thanks

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 .

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`s almost nothing in this lecture. We need some raports and traiects of the nerves.

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

Nucleus must be introduced and explain the complete course of the nerve .

great explanation and quiz is the best part of the lectures

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

Need to go into much more details ! Way too generalustic, where are the roots, ganglions, names of branches???

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.

falta detallar el origen aparente, el origen real, mas detalles de los nucleos donde se encuentra

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

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!

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

Way too general, you need to go into more details and explain more

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.

The course was clear with good illustrations and clear speech,

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

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