Brachial Plexus Made Insanely Easy

Amazing material !! Thank you

I feel like no one teaches this way anymore. Most professors read PP and expect you to learn everything by yourself. Thank you so much SIR!!

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I wish you were my professor! Engaging unlike my boring professor

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I am sorry bt i didnt find this useful for long term.. useful to cramp using repitation bt u really to teach injuries with respect to which muscles are injured ..
This is mugging up and not learning.. i am sorry..

Amazing!!!! Thank you so much, Sir.

Excellent, sir

life saving

Dr. Nanji should have over a million views by now.

I watched this in college when it came out. Now I'm 9 days out from my Step 1 in Medical school. He's the ruling authority on Brachial Plexus for me.

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2021 and watching this hidden gem!

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Your video was really useful for my second year of Human Medicine. Thank you very much!

Really nice video! Is it possible to send an email? Thank you

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Please make a video for the cervical plexus

you posted the video on exactly my 12th birthday never knew I would pursue medicine.
Thanks a lot God bless you.

Wow. I have to tell you thank you so much. I am about to take my NBME for Musculoskeletal and you are Heaven's gift. Thank you for all that you do.

Great video, this was so helpful!! One thing that helped me to not get the anterior and posterior divisions (around the X and E) confused was to draw arrows toward the directions they feed into. For example, I drew that blue line as an arrow representing the anterior division coming off of C7/middle trunk towards the C5/ superior trunk that it feeds into. Also, I drew the two posterior divisions from the superior and inferior trunk as arrows feeding into the middle trunk/posterior cords. This helped me to not get them mixed up!

Amazing.

It's indeed insanely easy. Thank you very much!

Aziz Ansari helping me out with the brachial plexus!

This was the best!!!

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This is how you lecture properly

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The way in which he is orchestrating the class

OMG thank you so much! this helped me a lot, I am so thankful to you. AMAZING teaching approach!

Keeping with the alcohol theme, you can remember the trunks (superior, medial, inferior) by using the phrase "Try Some More Izarra".

For the cords (lateral, posterior, and medial) you can use the mnemonic "Claire Loves Posh Martinis".


You can remember the divisions, and whether they're anterior or posterior, with the phrase "Aang Parades APPA [through the streets of Ba Sing Se]". (Not alcoholic, but vivid and memorable.)

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This is an example of a well organized mind! You helped me a lot professor! Thank you so much!!

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