2-Minute Neuroscience: Corticospinal Tract

Clear. Concise. Informational Progression and Depth is well balanced and direct. Visual Demonstrations are clear and depict a helpful map to strengthen viewers' understanding, which is considerate of all learning styles. The voice of the narrator is Clear, Even, and Inviting. EXCELLENT VIDEO! Very well thought out. It is appreciated. Thank you!

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Thank you so much! The simplification and clarity are incredibly helpful:)

Much useful to medical students thank you sir

Thank you sir to explain in brief a major subject easy to understand Dr cs swamy

If lesion occur before decussation then symptom occur contralaterally
And if lesion occur in corticospinal tract after decussation then symptom occur ipsilateraly..??? am i right??

So where is the medial CST?

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The following area is related to the extrapyramidal system:
1. Red nucleus
2. RAS
3. CORPUS CALLOSUM
4. OCCIPITAL occipital lobe
Plz help .. is it 1 maybe?

Can primary progressive aphasia , affect their walking ability??? My friend has it. And she was walking fine up to about a month and a half ago. And she has PPA

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oh my god the explanation of corticospinal tract lesions saved my life I have an exam tomorrow morning and still couldn't figure it out

Awesome! Thank you so much

The fact that I understand more from a 2 minute video than my long medical course if a proof that education has failed me