Day 71: Neurology – Watch Videos

It is clearl, comprehensive and simply explained. the content is well designed. the lecturer is friendly.

this lecture is great, good level of detail and well explained!

From previewing the course. With absolutely no background in the medical field. I found the course intriguing and thorough. Learning many aspects of the human body within several lectures.

Clear emphasis was made, and the pace was easy for audience to follow

Well-structured, with emphasis on high-yield pieces of info. Saves time for memorization

Structured and taught with comparisons and stressed contrasts in epidemiology/clinical presentation/imaging findings

Tons of mistakes in what seems to be all fields of Lecturio videos. It's a shame really. This one in particular goes on about the "virus" H. Influenzae. It's just tons of basic stuff that they really mess up. I wouldn't even use this as a free resource honestly.

Despite that Dr. Raj inaccurately recognized H. influenzae as a virus (which is actually a G(-) bacterium), he did a good job of engaging students in thinking and reflecting, while pointing out a general memory-aiding scheme ( e.g. common skin flora species being implicated in post-neurosurgery/penetrating trauma/CSF-associated meningitides) Having watched many of Dr Raj's videos (a med-student with high standards myself and always hateful of lackadaisical teaching styles of the MAJORITY of professors in my country), I have to say Dr. Raj exhibits excellent "mentor" qualities in a style of his own.

Dr Cornwall is wonderful teaching Neuro. I personally love her style of teaching

Great many teaching points given in a well organized and easy pattern. The lecturer is lively with expressions and gestures though initially she appears to be referring down over her notes, but subsequently overcame that hurdle. Her tone and expressions show that she loves teaching. The images and their explanation is superb as well.

Detailed and comprehensive lectures. Good overview of Alzheimer disease and pathophysiology

Too basic, needs a lot more clinical information and more backround.

clear and concise in explanation; content well-organized and presented in a way that is easy to absorb

I rate it with five stars because the presentation is dynamic and interesting, I like the way she explains the topics, with goos clinical correlations. I would recommend it to other medical students and more on to international medical students, because it is easy to get familiar with the terminology

Great lectures in such a short time. I would listen to this series right before exams.

Essential key points in short way but enough to understand the topic properly .

i like ij]t very much i love it thank you my name is george

Education is a performing art; less reading more personality. She has great potential.

Just reading the slides.No explanation.No schematic drawing to show the involved areas or the characters of the diseases.No pathological sections, gross or microscopic.

very good video. Did not not know the relation to floppy baby and botulinum toxin.

I would like have a tag on videos that have been completed, indicating watched status.Like read and unread mails.It would be helpful in keeping track of what has been completed.For example when I use bookmacher too, the search results would indicate what has been watched earlier.

Very good correlation with important diseases. I had a better understanding on the crucial areas of aging that is related to patients’ diseases.

I work as an MD at the neurology department at Herlev Hospital, Copenhagen. I was looking for inspiration before I was supposed to do a lecture on CNS infections myself, for the medical students and young doctors at the department. Your lectures are not even close to being good enough or sufficient - there are WAY to many details left out, plus, explanations and clinical relevance is almost none. I couldn't use it at least, and had to dig deeper in my old books and in other lectures. Moreover, I don't get the way the lecturer speaks... he pronounces some words with a weird emphasis on specific words - making you almost feel stupid...

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Presentation could be a lot better, teacher continues to show lack of preparation as the video went on, not engaging to the viewers.

It was very helpful as I am a visual learner and I was able to add more material to my notes. Plus, I enjoyed that she simplified everything.

Excellent lecture. Loved that it was succinct and to the point.

Great job It was very useful the video.Thanks so much

The overall quality is good. But what about diseases like ALS, I dont understand why a important disease like this are not covered in the clinical neurology course. And there are couple of other diseases also. I hope that lecturio fixes this issues in the near future.

A very bad lecture. Mistakes that can not be said lecture after lecture

Very clear and concise. Information broken down well good review

I really enjoyed this tutorial and did fairly well on the questions. Georgina Cornwall, PhD is joy to listen to and easy to learn from.

Again a really comprehensive coverage of this topic. I would like in the future for a discussion regarding the use of mini-mental state examinations as it is an important part of the work up of a patient with memory impairment. I was surprised not hear about the cautious use of neuroleptics in Lewy body dementia. I would have like to learn more about the clinical utility of neuroimaging and when you would use them? Finally, It would have also been good to tackle prion disease

Really comprehensive talks on the various movement disorders. I would have liked to see video examples of each movement disorders for completeness

A truly comprehensive coverage of this topic. Really impressed with how much information is included and the systematic approach to formulating a ddx

Good summary of the topic but would have been also good further discuss some of the immunosuppresive agents and fingolimod. In the dx workup section the use of MRI was also omitted

The explanation is up to the point and very precise,love each one of the video this doctor had conducted. :)

Like the material and subjects good review of subjects look forward to seeing more