Anatomy of the Elbow Joint

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In this video, I describe the components of the elbow joint, including the bones, ligaments, and two muscles.
0:00 Introduction
0:30 Bones of the Elbow
3:52 Ligaments of the Radius and Ulna
4:45 Ligaments of the Elbow Joint
10:45 Quick Recap of Elbow Bones and Muscles
11:52 Biceps and Triceps Muscles
13:35 Review!
14:47 Endscreen
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Anatomy of the Hip Joint: • Anatomy of the Hip Joi...
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I enjoy your videos, you do a good job of breaking down the components of the joints. FYI-- olecranon is pronounced "0h-lek kra-non"

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Hello, could you please clarify to me what ligament keeps the ulnar nerve secure within the elbow?

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[@rhettmccoullough6990]

I had a bad motorbike accident, smashed my elbow up pretty good. I've had radial head replacement.. Will I ever have full/normal use? I've had different doctors tell me different things.

[@rallen9433]

Hello my lateral epicondylitis on my right outside elbow has been hurting for the past two months. I found that sometimes it will take 6 to 12 months to heal. Having to use my right arm constantly does not help and hitting it on door frames is a straight setback ouch lol... Can you discuss how to alleviate the pain associated with lateral epicondylitis. Thanks.

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Massage of the extender muscles can help relieve the excess tension they are putting on the lateral epicondyle. Massage along the muscle rather than transversally and there are arm aids that you can buy to help you do this. Not a quick fix and it can take months.

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Radius connect to the radar (Thumb) & Ulna is under guys..

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ulna and all good sound good together if you make a shaka sign.🤙

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Nice! I love hearing the different ways that people remember parts of the body. The key is finding something that's memorable to you!

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My elbow joint bron problems..both

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[@kagefisk]

Yes

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As someone who had a terrible triad injury and a distal radius fracture. Never never never fall on you elbow.

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@@user-lp4wk8hb7u I'am curious how is your elbow right now?

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i like the way you teach but i need muscle video ,you dont have much video about muscle, most of it is about ligament :S

[@SiebertScience]

I know! I need to make more muscle-specific videos. I’ll get some made eventually, but I have a family and full-time job and we just moved…so video production has been slow.

[@EduardQualls]

Radius vs ulna: with arm outstretched, palm up, rotate the hand so that the palm points down. Doing this, the wrist-end of the radius moves in a semicircle _around_ the ulna, demarcating the _radius_ of the movement. It's a _funny_ bone: "olecranon" => *oh - **_lek_** - ruh - non* or *oh - li - **_krey_** - non* IPA: */ oʊˈlɛk rəˌnɒn /* or */ˌoʊ lɪˈkreɪ nɒn /* from New Latin, itself from Greek *ὠλέκρᾱνον ōlékrānon* _point of the elbow,_ short for ōlenókrānon, equivalent to ōlén(ē) _elbow_ + -o-o- + krān(íon) _head_ [ viz. _cranium_ ]

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Have you heard about radioulnar joint it’s synovial not fibrous joint bro get your things together brother

[@aaronayubasamaila8821]

Funny enough you didn't pay attention to the video. He was discussing the Interosseous membrane which holds the radius and ulnar together. It's a fibrous (syndesmosis) joint.