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Maybe they're called peramits because they pass signals to the brain from the peripheral nervous system like the way parameters are the way of getting data into a function in math or computer science.

Thank you so much for this video! It really inspired me!

It was Perfect. THANK YOU :)

Thanks for sharing!

Can you please share ppt of this lecture

R viu amor da vida da vida e amanhã às três dias quando estiver pronto te mando msg e o cafezinho tava no centro da casa da empresa agora no médico

FF no médico e w se fala alguma coisa e o almoço amanhã às três horas da tarde para você também e amanhã às três dias para nós

Xv x brasil ao shopping né amiga da uma pergunta para ela amanhã e o cafezinho tava precisando ele ir embora e amanhã às três horas vou conseguir ir lá buscar no

Definitely it is the neuro anatomy for the dummies- excellent way of teaching.. great work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Wow thanks very much. This is very clearly explained and really helped!

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Please help, I am an MRI student, I used the following parameters: SIEMENS SKYRA Slice Thickness: 5 mm Repetition Time: 4700 ms Echo Time: 72 ms Spacing Between Slices: 5.6 Echo Train Length: 59 Percent Sampling: 100 Pixel Bandwidth: 1490 Acquisition Matrix: 160 0 0 160 Phase Encoding Direction: Col FOV: 273 x 273 Voxel Pixel size: 1.7125 x 1.7125 x 0.4165 b = 350 s/mm2 At the time of reconstruction, the fibers of the back and chest muscles look perfect, even the fibers passing through the spine, BUT those of the heart, it seems that no signal is detected from those fibers. Thanks

Very clear presentation. Thanks for providing this.

They take the highest resolution image ever yet don't get the position/slice angle right.. wonder if there is a technical reason

Excellent presentation

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good job

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Very good, thanks

Could you explain to me what a ligand is

Outstanding!

This was an excelent presentation, thanks!

A geometric view of brain network dynamics modeling.

My son with prader-willi syndrome diagnosed with SVDWM. a year ago

I (We?) want our MDs to not just know a lot of facts, but reasons why our world the way it is. That demands some precision, accuracy, and completeness. I ran into a doc the other day who was a specialist in heavy metal toxicology and didn't know what osmosis was. I think the detector loop is for pair-produced gamma rays, not p+ (but I'm only a physicist, not an MD so take that for what it's worth). Isotopes are made in a synchrotron or a LINAC (e.g. Brookhaven). There are more units of radioactivity than one could shake a stick at, would be good to look them up if you're training to be a medical physicist, or an MD. There are also WAY more than 2 radio labels. At least look them over. If there is any kind of reason this would be unnecessary for a nuclear medicine specialist of any kind to know - we're doomed. You got to noise increasing after sample decay, but not why. Don't be afraid to inform your students of math they really should already know - this noise ~ 1/SQRT(n) or sampling error. Please start loading both barrels. I had to look away. Professor Sander, I invite you to have one of your students review the depth of this lecture for extra credit, and raise the bar a bit. It's a scary proposition going into a hospital these days to see that so many of the MDs could be your kids, and they're surprised to learn Ra doesn't glow in the dark. The single jarring fact of any specialist now days, is they will not tolerate learning anything, from any patient, or anyone. This is the most frightening of all 'modern' MD qualities. The worst thing that could have happened to medicine has happened: Publicly traded health care. Maximizing income/cost means health care goes where? Anyone? This is the system your students are joining, and I hope they consider leaving the country for the rest of their training.

You are amazing. Thank you

Explained in a detailed way

Really informative.. Thank you🙏

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Is there a link to the slides for this wonderful presentation?

I just googled that average size of neuron cell is 100 micron. Does this means that with this mri we can actually atlas whole brain neuron net?

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My love for neuroanatomy has returned.

What a beautiful brain she had

Thank you a lot for your presentation. I am health lawyer at México City and need to know more of Neuroanatomy and neurosciences. I am specialiced in adolescents health and development. I deal with adictive behaviors.

Great video! I specifically liked the refresher on the pre-synaptic and post-synaptic potentials!

Cant wait to download every fram sample every single pixel and convert it to a 3d mesh so I can crash my computer

Really illuminating ! 有趣

Very interesting !

This is great we’re has it been all my life

Thanks. I just want to mention TR> 30ms which is 0.3 s.

Good morning

Great presentation, Thanks Saskia :)