Neuroscience and Neuroanatomy the complete course

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This course lecture is one of the most World’s Most Popular Medical Lectures. Master Neuroscience and Neuroanatomy with Dr. Najeeb. a lot of hand-drawn illustrations and crystal clear concepts.

This course will completely change the way you look at Neuroanatomy and Neuroscience and we guarantee you that by the time you finish this course with us you’ll feel like a professional.

We use hand-drawn illustrations to empower your learning process because we believe lasting knowledge results from clear concepts. Our videos are interactive and fun to watch so you don’t have to spend hours memorizing them.

Who this course is for:

  1. Neurologist
  2. Medical student
  3. Doctor
  4. Physicians
  5. Physician Assistant
  6. Dentist
  7. Pharmacist
  8. USMLE Step 1
  9. Paramedics
  10. Osteopathic
  11. Nurse
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What Will You Learn?

  • Introduction to Neuroanatomy.
  • Development of Nervous System.
  • Meninges.
  • C.S.F & Ventricular system.
  • Blood Supply to Brain.
  • Blood Brain Barrier.
  • Histology of Nervous System.
  • Spinal Cord & its Lesions.
  • Brown-Sequard Syndrome (BSS).
  • Nerve supply to Lacrimal Gland.
  • Petrosal Nerves (Greater, Deep & Lesser Petrosal Nerves).
  • Ascending Tracts.
  • Motor System & Descending Tracts.
  • Upper & Lower Motor Neurons & their Lesions.
  • Brain Stem (Basic Concepts).
  • Medulla.
  • Pons .
  • Mid-Brain.
  • Cerebellum.
  • Diencephalon.
  • Thalamus.
  • Hypothalamus.
  • Cranial Nerves (Basic Concepts).
  • Oculomotor Nerve and Clinical Correlates.
  • Trochlear Nerve and its Clinical Correlates.
  • Abducent Nerve and its Clinical Correlates.
  • Facial Nerves.
  • Facial Nerve & Clinical Correlates.
  • Glossopharyngeal & Vagus Nerves (9th & 10th Nerves).
  • Ciliary Ganglion and Connections.
  • Anatomy of Oculosympathetic Pathway & Horner's Syndrome.
  • Pterygopalatine Fossa.
  • Pterygopalatine Ganglion.
  • Otic Ganglion.
  • Basal Ganglia.
  • Trigeminal System.
  • Ophthalmic Nerve (Lacrimal, Frontal & Nasociliary nerves).
  • Maxillary Nerve and its Branches.

Course Content

Neuroanatomy

  • Spinothalamic Tract – Ascending Tracts
    00:00
  • Introduction to Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Basal Ganglia – Structure & Function
    00:00
  • Introduction to Neuroanatomy – Neuroscience
    00:00
  • Brainstem – Structure & Function
    00:00
  • Cerebellum – Structure & Function
    00:00
  • Autonomic Nervous System
    00:00
  • Maxillary Nerve and its Branches
    00:00
  • Vestibulo Ocular Reflex
    00:00
  • Descending Tracts – Corticospinal Tract – Pyramidal & Extrapyramidal Tract
    00:00
  • Meninges – Dura mater – Arachnoid mater – Pia mater
    00:00
  • Cranial Nerves – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Upper and Lower Motor Neurons & Lesions
    00:00
  • Midbrain – Structure & Function – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Hypothalamus – Structure & Function – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Thalamus – Structure & Function – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Histology of the Nervous System
    00:00
  • Medulla Oblangata – Structure & Function – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Pons – Structure & Function – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Spinal cord Injury & its Lesions – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Cavernous Sinus – Structure & Function
    00:00
  • Development of Nervous System – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Ophthalmic Nerve – Lacrimal, Frontal & Nasociliary Nerves
    00:00
  • Diencephalon – Structure & Function – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Basal Ganglia – Structure & Function – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Blood Brain Barrier – Structure & Function
    00:00
  • Ascending Tracts – Spinothalamic Tract – Spinocerebellar Tract
    00:00
  • Blood Supply to Brain – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Abducens Nerve & Clinical Correlates
    00:00
  • Nerve supply to Lacrimal Glands – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Petrosal Nerves – Greater, Deep and Lesser Petrosal Nerves
    00:00
  • Vestibulo Ocular Reflex – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Pterygopalatine Fossa – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Oculomotor Nerve & Ciliary Ganglion – Neuroanatomy
    00:00
  • Trochlear Nerve & its Clinical Correlates – Neuroanatomy
    00:00

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