Ankle Anatomy Animated Tutorial

In this animated episode of eOrthopodTV, orthopaedic surgeon Randale Sechrest, MD discusses the anatomy of the ankle joint.

[@MsGaella]

Crystal clear. One of the - if not THE best anatomy videos online!!Thank you!

[@barbjohnson778]

Excellent visual. Impressive. Well worth the time watching. Great voice, too.

[@MF-xs2hv]

Thank you!!!...for this. This is what I was searching for to better understand my broken ankle recovery and what areas are causing discomfort. This is so helpful.

[@HermannTheGreat]

Wish Dr. Sechrest made videos on every part of the body and pathology.

[@julianolan2860]

Thank you for this very clear and measured description, it certainly allows me to understand the apparently small injury that has caused me trouble for some time.

[@issis666]

Clear, concise, helpful ... thank you!

[@sylviamaes1376]

This is a clear tutorial - I appreciate all the work visual here.

[@yaxiliu5710]

This is so good. Great animation and great explanation.

[@travelfreak6901]

literally the best lecture I came across!!!

[@Dranuragjhansi]

Very lucid and brief. Also delightful presentation. Precise too

[@RachelScottYoga]

So grateful for all your wonderful videos!

[@Jbalaji]

An excellent, very informative video on ankle. This explained the ankle in detail and in very lucid way. Thanks for bringing such beautiful video. Regards Balaji - Sydney - Australia

[@wesleydeer889]

What a great animation tutorial. Probably the best ever made

[@jaleelpadiyath4617]

amazing detailed animation !!! Thank you!

[@sonyawormley9317]

Excellent Video. I learned alot in less than 10 minutes!

[@anniequaak4853]

Everything about these videos is perfect.

[@kashifaziz4721]

Great video, covers all the basic structure of ankle joints

[@austinthaijam7009]

thank you Randale. very helpful information delivered in a way that's easy to follow

[@andrewthehope]

Absolutely well done!

[@AmericanLady1]

VERY WELL presented and easy to understand! Thank you.

[@kenmiles3063]

Well done, Thank you for being so clear and understandable.

[@melindiepretorius4632]

These videos are amazing!

[@Kay-td2fc]

Thank you for this content. very clear and informative explanation

[@jennytaylor3962]

Excellent explanation . Very clear. Thank you 😊

[@indiegemsthatjam3986]

Very nice review and explanation ... thorough yet efficiently covered

[@antonior1908]

I take my hat off for this introduction to the foot (Ligaments and Tendons) Thanks again

[@randalesechrest]

That would be fine.

[@elizabethbrymer7164]

Great instruction, Very good!

[@dominickwilliams9243]

Fantastic, easy to follow video- Thank you !

[@adalbertovelasco4044]

amazing video, it was very helpful to understand the ankle, thank you.

[@hpugmire]

thank you for posting it, very educational and clear

[@HciSteve]

Great information - well presented.

[@markj850]

you have the best anatomy videos

[@tedc7533]

Such a great video!! Thanks!

[@nagdeep299]

superb graphics... superb explanation... clear voice... 👌👌👍👍10/10..✔️✔️

[@jacobr4558]

Great video! I'm trying to understand the ankles as it relates to the golf swing and I'm not quite clear on its function. For example in the video you're talking about the ankle hinges up and down but in the golf swing it definitely feels like a rotational move or a torque move. Almost like it resists the rotation of the body but also facilitates the rotation of the body. Not sure if that makes sense? I just can't seem to find any clear information on what exactly is happening during a swing I'm just trying to understand the facts of the movement.

[@garycao8778]

This is a very good video because it gives us very clear text about the ankle and know I know which bone my dad broke in his ankle.

[@IdayFr]

It helps so much, thank you!

[@___s___8071]

Excellent! Thankyou so much👏👏

[@MENTIASIETV]

Good teacher, I love this. Can I have a step by step lecture on joints? And how to remember them?

[@givemeanose]

Thank you so much for your videos!

[@user-jv8qz5ls3n]

The video contributes much to human beings!

[@hemankle2606]

Great Video!

[@RedEyedAlain]

extremely helpful thank you so much

[@deeleym2740]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@venkatacp4938]

Excellent video

[@peterz8605]

Good visual . Thanks !

[@smallfishproduction3163]

Know its an old vid and it seems like being some time since people commented on this, but just wanted to say THANKS ! Taking my anatomy eksame soon and this is really helpfull

[@nemonemo6285]

Perfect, thank you

[@larryvandendriessche6413]

Great teaching video, thanks.

[@susannaelias749]

Thank you-very helpful

[@theglobaldiary6827]

Very informative. Thanks a lot.

[@edwardj.kenway8998]

Sir, you're the best

[@keithaldworth2669]

Very good video. What would be the treatment for a sore Anterior Talofibular Ligament. Not bad in the mornings but gets very sore towards the end of the day?

[@billycasimir1469]

Your channel is amazing, like @joel wallenius I also enjoy your accent lol.

[@pbshastri]

Very Informative...Thanks !!!

[@animulovers3881]

Amazing thanks for the knowledge.....

[@HARPAULSANDHU]

thank you for sharing

[@jewlsfava8789]

Thank you very interesting and informative I liked it

[@shinukottaram]

Very Helpful video . Thank you so much

[@naifalghamdi855]

very clear and helpful

[@aldonurce1475]

amazing video, thank you

[@sajjad3730]

ı really appreciate for your amazing videos

[@banphrionsamary9713]

very nice video ,thank you doctor 😍❤😍

[@anastasiaaa4094]

GREAT VIDEO !!! very helpful :)

[@obad311]

I have a heel fracture and I need clarification of the fracture and what I might need for an operation

[@DeemahAd]

That was clear and easy .. Thanx

[@Deedatism]

Awesome , it's very helpful thanks

[@laraizdelombu]

Gracias ! muy útil para estudiar y para entender

[@fstherapy4486]

nice video!!, what programme did you use to make this?.

[@waynejohnson2894]

Thank you!!! I know what tendon to treat.

[@Kostopraff88]

Thank you!

[@janetswinney695]

Excellent. Just the level of detail I need as a yoga teacher. However, a little vague when it comes to the ligaments in the ankle. And what do the muscles have to do to operate the tendons? Contract, presumably.

[@djamalbelhadjlarbi3364]

thank you a lot, dear teacher. what about navicular and Arash foot

[@link2442]

The distal *Tibiofibular* joint is a fibrous joint in the appendicular skeleton that forms between the fibular notch of the tibia and the fibula.

[@sreelekhabadabagni4452]

Thank you very much sir

[@comebackking42]

How long does it take to improve dorsiflexion to improve knee tendonitis?

[@mohammadmonirulislam6682]

Tnx sir......excellent video...

[@lemuelunabia5506]

i have chip fracture in my talus bone almost 2 months but still in pain it is normal?what should i do?

[@danielb9699]

My tibia because of compensating while I walked for a number of months feels like it shifted to the left when you’re looking at it from the angle at 0:44 if you pause. My medial maleolus on right ankle is sticking out more. Once I felt shifting I stopped compensating (I initially started because of a clicking in my r big toe) but the shifting continued gradually and hasn’t stopped since. So during this time, about 4 years, I have had soreness in my ankle and no one took it seriously because it didn’t come up on any diagnostic procedures (tendinosis did but not the shifting) but now I’m having numbness/tingling.. even my knee feels like it’s also going out of alignment. Is this possible? What terms can I use to explain it to a doctor while sounding sensible?

[@Akilaalhashimi]

Thank you so much 😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@neens8109]

Thank you

[@Brfaa1]

Outstanding video! I am a nurse practitioner who is a partner in a foot and ankle clinic and I give lectures annually on foot and ankle care. I am wondering if I would have permission to use this video in one of my lectures. Thank you for the consideration!

[@salomethomas6993]

Thanks,i have a problem i had an accident and my fit was totaly twist i had to feet it back whn i saw it,but i have a an open wound just at the top of the medial maleodus ,is hard to heal, no dislocation ,no pains but my ancle do shift at medial maleodus ,could it be becos of the deep open wound? Pls reply

[@passion830217]

There is an apparent error. The posterior Talofibular ligament connects the talus and fibular. Whereas, it showed the connection to calcaneus bone.

[@celinagil4009]

great video

[@amiearmet1964]

awesome video

[@leeroygadzikwa1301]

bravo!!!

[@tariqhassan3046]

Thank you sir..

[@monkeyfaceone507]

This was excellent video. If I had a teaching instructor like you, I would have be more successful in my life. I'm subscribing to your channel and deleting inferior channels. Thank you.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@quartzz2014]

very helpful indeed😊

[@abuhuraira872]

very informative video about ankle jiont.

[@fraziermcrae9927]

excellent

[@thefinezprodigy]

In the past I have had alot of moments whereby I sprained my ankle.. And now, everytime I play football, I tend to get a sprained ankle.. Is that common..? And how do I treat it..?

[@fitdevwalia8298]

Thanks

[@martaaragon1040]

THANKS

[@user-ty1wt3wm8r]

I can't sit in swat position without rising heel because my joint doesn't bent that much So what should I do Plese help me

[@walkingestonia]

thank you for this video!!!

[@mysthatheodore6493]

wow this video it's very good

[@alisalm9292]

So helpfull

[@2000suave]

thank you for ur inf....