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Spinal Cord Pathology

Learn how to recognize and treat spinal cord pathologies!

Learn about all of the spinal tracts, nuclei, and vasculature that form the spine. Our professor, Dr. Carlo Raj will teach you everything you need to know for your next exam with mnemonics and clinical pearls.

We also provide high-yield topic reviews for you to download and refresh your knowledge and quiz questions to test your understanding and practice vignette-style questions. Learn with Lecturio and impress your professor!

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Your Educators of course Spinal Cord Pathology

Carlo Raj, MD

Dr. Carlo Raj is a Physician and Lecturer at Becker’s Healthcare, in Illinois, USA, and the CEO and founder of Indus Intellect Virtual MedEd, a medical education consulting company.
He obtained his MD from Medical University of the Americas (MUA) and is an international lecturer and public speaker.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Raj teaches courses on Pathology.

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By Logan S. on 11. April 2020 for Spinal Cord Pathology: Introduction

I understand the point of an "introductory" lecture, but this is well below subpar. I needed detailed explanations of the various types of Spinal Cord injuries. I looked at the other video in the "series", but this is well below that of what I expect from a clinical neurology section.

Not good enough

By Inna L. on 16. December 2019 for Spinal Cord Pathology: Introduction

I don't want to sound unkind, but this is not good. Not enough exact facts and description of the conditions, too many unnecessary phrases that don't help me connect with Dr. Raj and what he is trying to teach me. This was a waste of my precious time.

this is very basic

By Joseph S. on 06. December 2018 for Spinal Cord Pathology: Introduction

Im sorry Dr Raj, I really enjoyed your cardiology series, but the neurology is subpar to put it politely. zero detail, just a bunch of bullet points and basic stuff a first year pre-med student already knows. no detail as to the pathophysiology, treatment or any of that. If I have to go back to biochem or neuroanatomy for all that then what's the point of this series?

EXCELLENT

By William J. on 13. July 2017 for Anterior Spinal Artery Syndrome

Watching these is clearer, more concise, and far more efficient than going to any of my lectures. I easily learn in 5-10 minutes of watching Dr Raj what I would struggle to pick up in an hour of lectures at medschool.