L4 Spinal Cord Overview Tracts – Part 2
This video was created in Medical University of the Americas in May 2011 by Med 3 Neuroscience students of Summer 2011 batch. It has been in circulation among the students since then. They find it very helpful to learn the material after they have listened to the video lecture. That is why it has been rendered online. I have been using this material for 7 years in Neuroscience classes in Medical Schools in 3 countries - Seychelles, St. Kitts-Nevis, St. Lucia. Using this material, Basic...
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This video was created in Medical University of the Americas in May 2011 by Med 3 Neuroscience students of Summer 2011 batch. It has been in circulation among the students since then. They find it very helpful to learn the material after they have listened to the video lecture. That is why it has been rendered online.
I have been using this material for 7 years in Neuroscience classes in Medical Schools in 3 countries - Seychelles, St. Kitts-Nevis, St. Lucia. Using this material, Basic Science Medical student's average grade in National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME) Shelf Exam in Neuroscience reached a peak of 480 (3-digit NBME score), with a Median value of 493 (3-digit NBME score) in the Fall of 2011. This is close to US National average figure.
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Date Added to MERLOT:
March 04, 2012
Date Modified in MERLOT:
March 30, 2012
Author:
American International Medical University - School of Medicine
Submitter:
Sanjoy
Sanyal
Keywords:
Spinal cord,
Dean,
Descending tracts,
Nerve roots,
Extrapyramidal tracts,
Ascending tracts,
Meninges,
Cervical enlargement,
Sanjoy Sanyal,
AIMU,
Muscle activity,
Professor,
Spinal cord nuclei,
Crossed extensor reflex,
Spinocerebellar,
meningeal spaces,
higher control mechanisms,
Corticospinal,
Reciprocal innervation,
MUA,
Renshaw inhibition,
Dorsal column,
Reflex arcs,
Spinal Cord cut sections,
Neuroscience,
Spinothalamic,
Spinal cord embryology,
Lumbosacral enlargement,
Rexed laminae,
Posture,
Muscle tone
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4 years ago
Sanjoy Sanyal (Administrator)
I have been using this material for 7 years in Neuroscience classes in Medical Schools in 3 countries - Seychelles, St. Kitts-Nevis, St. Lucia. Using this material, Basic Science Medical student's average grade in National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME) Shelf Exam in Neuroscience reached a peak of 480 (3-digit NBME score), with a Median value of 493 (3-digit NBME score) in the Fall of 2011. This is close to US National average figure.
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