Why don't you have one on thoracic spine sir. Yours are the only ones I understand

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Best video on this I've sent so far, thank you 😊

I had midfoot fusion surgery. It was non union, unfortunately, it is so very painful! It's been 5 months, idk what I'm going to do.

Thanks for this video 📹

Thank you for this video🙏

Iam just here it's been 4 days I broken my hand and didn't tell anybody 🙂 ring finger is not working properly and after watching this I think iam in a serious situation 🙂bye bye have to go to the hospital...

This is the best video on elbow anatomy. Although this channel seems to be dead, last video was posted 10 years ago, if someone is reading this, can you please create a brief video animation on adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder)? Thank you.

This is the best knee joint lecture, helping me better understand the knee configuration, especially menisci.

I want to learn all joint of human body. Thanks

I have this knee injury 😢 that I don't understand, I don't know to do

Excellent video

After hip ligament repair surgery, how soon can a person start driving a manual operated vehicle

What happens if some of the bone is removed from the ball of the femur

What happens if you have moderate tendinosis

What happens if the ligament is torn by 15mm

Beste anatomy video I've ever seen!!! Thank you.

very thorough tutorial. best i have seen. easy to understand

3:28 . 'knee ligaments are on BOTH sides of the knee NOT either side!

First year of orthopedic residency and i realise how little of the anatomy i still remember from my early medschool years, thank you for this resource 🙏

The example right at the beginning, of how the injury can occur, saying "you're falling, and resisting" is not accurate. If YOU are falling (forward, palms away from body, as he mimics), and use your arm to resist falling, it is your triceps that are activated, not biceps...

Moral: foot,the unsung hero of the body

this was absolutely amazing and very very helpful interview thank you so much!

this was very helpful thank you so much. i'm just diagnosed with frozen left shoulder in phase of acute severe pain with no possibility or abduction or external rotation at all as this is very very painful for me to move it even few millimeters, would you recommend mri in order to find the cause of this? my gp only prescribed anti inflammatory painkillers and a sling.

awesome video

It was a great interview, thank you for posting this!!

can't beleive that a video with such quality and perfect animation is 12 years old at the time i was a child! , i really appreciate this work ,thank you for this good explanation

Nice video !

This is an excellent video , so easy to understand

Thank you so much! I'm making my own robotic hand that will be very similar to a biological hand. I now see that we have two flexor tendons layed under "pullies". I'm going to implement my own tendons with covers between them.

This was excellent!

I like of your animated

Missing the sesamoid bones

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Anyone here. Cuz you're an artist? ( This is the only comment like this i will ever comment. I don't really like. It it reminds me of bots)

The video I needed for my anatomy course! Thank you!

I just can say: The body (of each individual) is a masterpiece of natural engineering 👌

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This channels deserve much more subscribers, hope the owner reads me and includes a welcoming invitation to subscribe. Also, I want to add that I find fascinating how the human body resembles a machine with arteries and veins rather than hoses, nerves rather than electrical cables, joints and ligaments rather than flexible junctions, one heart rather than pumps, a brain rather than a CPU. Society rather than wasting their time looking in between their legs, we could be focusing our attention to breaking human limits, like prosthetics already do, pacemakers, and others. We could be “improving our machine”, meaning breaking the limits of our human bodies, like the sixth finger prosthesis experiment that recently took place, rather than wasting time looking in between our legs trying to decide what gender to play for the day.

Excellent!⚡

wonderful explanation sir

Do the Hip bone, associated with the Coxis and (at least) the lower Spine vertebra, rotates (in a twisting motion), when one the leg (Femur) swings forward, or backward, in the case of a natural standing position of the Human Body? Or is it just that Femur ball allocated onto the Hip socket, that changes its position? I'm considering more wider range of motion for the leg. And, what happens if both legs, are bent forward, and backward, on the same rate? Do the lower Spine (consequently the Coxis and the Hip I guess) also bends forward and backward respectively? What about the lateral bendings of one leg, and of both legs, in relation to the Hip and the Spine? If anyone has any understanding, please share! I'm making investigation for 3D Character Rigging (for 3D Character Animation)... it looks like this is _way_ more complicated than regular solutions are proposed in that domain. And it's super-interesting of course: the Human Body is fasinating!🤸🏽Thanks! Here is a video on KZbin that may help illustrate the problematics of my questions: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJK6aahtZ9GCsKsstart=14&end=21 KZbin

The hands comment at the end is the truth. I can barely wash my hands right now because of my left shoulder injury

Learning foot anatomy to do furry drawings, am I out of my mind? (Trick question, yes I am)

Great video 1:11

Great anatomy. What about the sesamoids?

Simple and plain but good explanation

I had surgery 1 week ago. It was unsuccessful. The tendon could not be repaired. Doc said the tendon looked like a mop head. Can you explain options after an unsuccessful surgery?

This is one of the best vids on the subject I have seen

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