Awesome
By Fatma A. on 09. April 2021 for Neuropathic Pain – Pathophysiology of Pain
Very good at explaining a certain phenomenon with detailed information due to his personal and clinical experience
Great teacher
By Sha Ron u. on 02. August 2020 for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome – Pathophysiology of Pain
Great blend between science and art. Wonderful anecdotes in this episode. I loved the personal touch Dr Warriner used. I am inspired to become an anesthesiologist when I graduate.
Amazingly done
By e 3. on 28. May 2020 for Pain Team – Pathophysiology of Pain
Style of explaining was amazing , simplifying subject, knock off pain concept in very unprecedented ways
Amazing lectures
By Valerie M. on 01. April 2020 for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome – Pathophysiology of Pain
Thank you so much, Dr Warriner, you are a brilliant professor!
So well explained and dynamic.
By Sandra Monica D. on 17. September 2019 for Pathophysiology of Pain
The way that the doctor explain and teach each topic is fabulous.
Obviously I recommend first read about this topic and then watch the lecture.
Thank you doctor.
Thank You Dr. Warriner
By William J. on 22. November 2017 for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome – Pathophysiology of Pain
I love that he tells us a story from his own life. Will help me remember this!
5 STARS!
By Carissa J. on 22. November 2017 for Pathophysiology of Pain
I think Dr. Brian Warriner is wonderful! Explains everything really well - very simplified!
Poor level of detail in lectures
By Saif K. on 05. October 2017 for Pathophysiology of Pain
Overall there is a lack of content specific terminology, No mention of gate control theory, different ways in classifying pain (traumatic, central, neurotic, infections, metabolic, idiopathic), no mention of the fibres involved, role of patient questionnaires to evaluate pain. I would suggest referring to a textbook for this topic.
