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By Anindita G. on 01. January 2021 for Lower Limb Anatomy
Images are small and kindly make the curser bigger and point out to proper location of interest. Otherwise excellent explanation.
Small images, hard to visualize
By Edison T. on 20. December 2020 for Surface Anatomy – Lower Limb
Nice video, would appreciate bigger images to observe surface landmarks clearly, thanks!
Great Online ressource, A Disection part possible?
By OKWIR A. on 27. November 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy
Really clear explanation, not bulky yet almost exhaustive.
I wish there were an accompanying atlas, I mean real disection showing the discussed content. I think it's really important for better grasp of the concept.
Thanks, Aron Okwir, Uganda.
It's helpful
By Otaru O. on 17. November 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy
It help me to go forward and to track my progress
Very good talks, I would like additional recommended reading to be given.
By Cristóbal V. on 29. October 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy
I would like to go deeper into each topic or to recommend additional reading at the end of the class.
one of the best lecture ever
By Majid K. on 27. October 2020 for Femur – Osteology of Lower Limb
great lecture , precisely and simply explained
BUT
a bit clinical should be added along with the osteology
not well done at all
By Francesca D. on 23. September 2020 for Ankle Joint – Joints of Lower Limb
terrible again... not even written what kind of joint it is!!
no bursae nothing, just names. too short
By Francesca D. on 23. September 2020 for Knee Joint – Joints of Lower Limb
it is completely useless. no bursae even mentioned! there is no description of any of the things mentioned. Very disappointing, the joint in general are not well described
superb
By rene p. on 05. September 2020 for Foot – Osteology of Lower Limb
superb lectures with transcript, 3d models and as many study resources.
Lower limb anatomy.
By Duleep K. on 29. August 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy
I very much like the style of presentation and explanations,,I WOULD RECOMMEND IT TO all
interested in studying medicine,it’s a gem of knowledge.
Perfect for new or review
By molly l. on 27. August 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy
Very informative, high yield and easy to understand whether you’re learning it for the first time or just reviewing
very informative
By Francesca G. on 04. July 2020 for Movement – Osteology of Lower Limb
It really explains the movement really well. step by step of each joint
New interactive way of learning
By yahya s. on 04. July 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy
I rate this as five stars .Help me alot as starting new anatomy topics.Highly recommended to new students
Great
By Raoul K. on 07. June 2020 for Ilium – Osteology of Lower Limb
very well structured, I like the streight to the point style
way too short
By sam E. on 19. April 2020 for Knee Joint – Joints of Lower Limb
nowhere near enough detail, too brief to explain the knee joint
Good lectures
By Neuer N. on 15. April 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy
No advice to give. Good detail and pace and easy to follow
simple and useful tips
By andre g. on 15. April 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy
hi
I interestingly have heard these lectures, the explanations were attractive and full of information about the lower limb anatomy for learners.
Spoken text is fine. Labels too small on illustrations.
By Soren A. on 28. February 2020 for Lower Limb Anatomy
Spoken text is fine. The illustrations used have too small-fonted text making it difficult to read labels, especially on slides with many labels.
great intro and debrief for what's to come next
By Sophie W. on 12. October 2019 for Anterior Thigh Muscles – Anterior and Medial Thigh
idk what the below review is talking about, this is clearly an introduction-style lecture and it's been done well. does well to get cogs whirring
Robotic, Not Great
By Patrick H. on 12. September 2019 for Ilium – Osteology of Lower Limb
Not very good. He's just spouting out facts, sounds like he's probably reading from a teleprompter.
Poor lecture
By Md A. on 07. September 2019 for Anterior Thigh Muscles – Anterior and Medial Thigh
Anatomy is explained best with annotated images and pointers on the various parts as the lecturer speaks. Not through tabulation of facts.
Thanks
By Abdulah A. on 02. March 2019 for Movement – Osteology of Lower Limb
Thank u very much that was very helpful and u made it very clear.
awsome
By abdulaziz s. on 27. February 2019 for Venous Drainage – Lower Limb: Superficial Structures and Cutaneous Innervation
because it more fun than going through the anatomy book
Excellent At His job
By Dee R. on 15. January 2019 for Lower Limb Anatomy
i very much like how Dr James presents his work to everyone around him
Too brief
By Yasho S. on 15. December 2018 for Knee Joint – Joints of Lower Limb
Good brief overview of the knee joint but I wish the lecturer would have gone more in-depth about the menisci, and the rotational and translational movements of the knee.
decent, but wanting of some really beneficial features.
By Sean G. on 15. December 2018 for Lower Limb Anatomy
similar to Upper Limb; layout & structure of course is quite good. concise & detailed. but the images & diagrams used truly do have very small labels, often making them useful. The lecturer uses the cursor here and then but thats not conducive to great learning either. you really need to be visualising these structures in a large & clear format.
Another point would be to include some mnemonics! it is no secret that these are one of the most useful tools for anatomy students in remembering complex structures, so why omit them?
a final criticism is that it just lacks some more clinical relevance.
nice lecture
By Neuer N. on 10. December 2018 for Pubis – Osteology of Lower Limb
speaks very clearly and has good explanations and terminology is delivered clearly
the ankle joint
By Steve E. on 23. November 2018 for Superficial Layer of Posterior Compartment – Anatomy of the Leg
because i learnt alot from it which i could not easily understand while reading
Love you sir
By My v x H. on 30. October 2018 for Foot – Osteology of Lower Limb
It’s very good I really enjoyed this lecture.the study of way is very good
Nice Summary
By Amanita S. on 06. October 2018 for Fascia – Lower Limb: Superficial Structures and Cutaneous Innervation
This was a clear and organized lecture by Dr. Pickering. Much appreciated.
Nice Summary
By Amanita S. on 06. October 2018 for Pubis – Osteology of Lower Limb
Dr. Pickering is clear and concise. This has been very helpful
Very comprehensive
By Abhishek A. on 21. September 2018 for Venous Drainage – Lower Limb: Superficial Structures and Cutaneous Innervation
Becoz it tell us everything about venous drainage and the language used was way much more easier than most of the recommended books and even our teachers
Great explanation
By Sara E. on 09. September 2018 for Lower Limb Anatomy
Great explanation of lower limb from Dr.Pickering, especially muscles. That's why i like it very much.
nice
By Rahul S. on 02. July 2018 for Lumbar Plexus: in Situ – Lumbosacral Plexus
very nice way of dissecting and thoroughly going over each HY nerve, much appreciated!
thorough
By Rahul S. on 02. July 2018 for Foot – Osteology of Lower Limb
video was simple and fast, and well articulated. Much appreciated
Small images and limited details
By Kerry T. on 01. April 2018 for Lower Limb Anatomy
James used very small images that were of limited value and simply read what was on his slides which had very scant detail. No further elaboration or clinical relevance accompanied his explanations. I have gone to another resource for anatomy as I found my understanding was not stronger after having listened to his lectures.
GREAT
By Hazazi M. on 09. March 2018 for Lower Limb Anatomy
made anatomy easy and fun! after watching this video all i need is my atlas of human anatomy, i use the app by the way, and am all set for anatomy!
More clinic
By Jairo A. on 17. February 2018 for Lower Limb Anatomy
Very well explained. But it could have some clinic relevance.
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By Sadegh D. on 03. January 2018 for Pubis – Osteology of Lower Limb
Dr speaked more fast and didnt explain completely that we want
Great
By Seth B. on 11. November 2017 for Lumbar Plexus: in Situ – Lumbosacral Plexus
Best supplement for my med school anatomy lab. Easy to follow and thorough.
Helpful
By Anwar A. on 01. November 2017 for Lower Limb Anatomy
I liked this course very much. it helped me a lot. thank you very much doctor James.
nerve plexus
By fara n. on 12. September 2017 for Lumbar Plexus: in Situ – Lumbosacral Plexus
terrible lecturing
anatomy is dry enough and you don't need a dry lecturere
anatomy lectures
By fara n. on 12. September 2017 for Fascia – Lower Limb: Superficial Structures and Cutaneous Innervation
Very Unclear Connection between lecturer and the diagrams
the pictures are unclear
the teacher seems reading from the book ...
can't focus on what he says
Wish I had this Instructor for Undergrad Anatomy
By deleted u. on 26. July 2017 for Lower Limb Anatomy
Clear and concise with clinical correlations of the major structures.
Doesn't miss anything but still lacking.
By David D. on 29. May 2017 for Lower Limb Anatomy
Though I wouldn't want to hurt the instructors feelings, I think the concepts are all included, but his ability to convey the information in a coherent, and appealing matter are lacking. Anyone can just read you the concept and put slide after slide, but there is a finesse to the presentation of material. If every lecturer could have that finesse, this would be the most incredible resource for medical students around the world.
Beautiful lecture
By Ebenezer A. on 08. December 2016 for Lower Limb Anatomy
Oh my God !It was mind blowing and succinct.I do have hope I be guided to achieve the best USMLE score
Sincerely,
Alamie-Omu
great
By Ihab A. on 10. November 2016 for Lower Limb Anatomy
i would say the most useful and amazing anatomy lecture in the world !! great gob and i wish if you cover the lower limp nerve injury !! thank you
Great!
By Neuer N. on 04. September 2016 for Lower Limb Anatomy
Excellent intro to lower limb anatomy - covering only the need to knows. Helpful for exam revision.