Clinical Anatomy - Knee mensicus and knee joint

[@armandohasudungan]

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[@anakhan3711]

OMG! You possess it all - your drawing is mesmerizing! Wow. Great, clear, and thorough explanation. Was looking for just a simple knee anatomy and came across your epic video/drawing! Thank you much. I subscribed, of course! All the best :)

[@BritneyBailey-q1f]

Love it do a part 2 for the following weeks!

[@Antonia-mv2co]

your videos are really great! also very easy to understand for non-native speakers like me. Thank you!

[@Charlie581]

Absolutely love these Clinical Anatomy videos. Any chance of an ankle/foot one?

[@amiram8182]

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[@danielal.8898]

I enjoy watching your videos, I really learn! Thanks for making them😊

[@dineshsinghCT]

MESMERISING STYLE OF PRESENTATION ..EXCELLENT

[@sakshis3734]

really great and easy to replicate illustrations. really helpful in remembering and writing answers the content is great too thanks a lot!

[@mahmoudabdulaziz6891]

Man .. You Are AWESOME.. THANKX 4 the supportive material 🤓

[@drgadham]

excellent teaching❤

[@madil2259]

As usual, armando is unmatched. 😊

[@JR-ou2el]

Awesome video as always Armando! One thing about the unhappy triad though: it's NOT a medial meniscus tear, it's a LATERAL meniscus tear. The term was originally coined in the 1950s by Dr. O'Donoghue (who said it was the medial meniscus), but a study in the 1990s showed that it was actually more common to have the lateral meniscus ruptured. Of course, sometimes things stick for whatever reason, so it's understandable to have heard it was the med. meniscus.

[@sanujha4501]

What study are you talking about mail to me on [e-mail]

[@khushalishah6068]

Even your way of explanation is appreciated

[@AyeshMedic]

Amazing lecture. I miss making Medical Vlogs. My exams are starting from 25th March. This is freakin... 😬🥺

[@humananatomybydrankit]

very informative video

[@54ndm4n]

awesome video . please add a video on locking mechanism of knee

[@ejajuddinahmed7342]

Great videos. Please add a tutorial about acl and pcl injury.

[@MJ-pv8kb]

Excellent video, sir! Thank you for your kind explanation.

[@MedEdL]

Amazing video and explanation. Thanks

[@benpayne4663]

stellar demo! thank you.

[@yamabo]

these are so good and helpful!

[@stefanul]

Amazing! thank you!

[@khushalishah6068]

Please make more videos covering typical topics of anatomy

[@arfaaamer1707]

Awesome 👍

[@anferjo61]

Excellent video! I'm always aware of your videos. I was wondering if you know anything about radiology and if you could make a video about it. I would appreciate! Greetings and congratulations

[@bela7255]

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[@Persason]

Dear Armando, Could you by any chance finish your Renal physiology videos? Unfortunately there are no videos after the physiology of the glomerulus.

[@priyesharamteke3375]

super helpful!

[@mohamudabdulkadir7215]

thanks , your videos are great

[@KlaudiaKoci-q5l]

AMAZING

[@PinkRidingHood97]

great video thanks!

[@andreasbo10]

can swelling of the knee cause knee locking?

[@primavera3989]

Great job!!!

[@OnTheFritz602]

Great vid, much appreciated!

[@tuamorxxrbd13]

could you make one about the anatomy and physiology of blood vessels?

[@rochupokhrel]

Hie. Could you please please tell me what is bone sclerosis? How it occurs and features on xray? Thanks..

[@RealJAR]

Great video, thank you!

[@abdulazizbota]

Thanks.

[@vijaysastry4235]

Thank you a lot, excellrent teacher.

[@lukewarmamericano]

Thank you.

[@SBecktacular]

very interesting/ educational.. thanks

[@unnatikumar9074]

That was great!

[@shahadotali2810]

Meniscus tear bought me here

[@mrcash9898]

Awesome!

[@sumanmandal6974]

very nice vedio

[@aparnas5823]

Nice vdo

[@vzanello1]

Perfect.... thanks!

[@rhaqs]

Careful with that typo!

[@احمدسامح-ه5د]

لا

[@chris002able]

good videos,... but always cut too short. What's gonna on? need a break? hand locks up? Why not go into some detail, otherwise a great approach to videos, love the drawing and the colour

[@abeygail4333]

You have a book to go in detail with. He's explaining with diagramatic representation and not every word of knee joint can be covered in it.

[@naomijones2121]

:)

[@swanbirdy]

THANKS