BIOMECHANICS & PATHOMECHANICS OF KNEE FLEXORS | Knee Complex Biomechanics

[@surabhipandey3879]

Mind blowing as always !!👌 Biomechanics -I am nightmare for students ....!! Tony Sir - Hey biomechanics , meet me.. Biomechanics - Mercy 🙏

[@TonysTutorial]

Glad to hear, haha...thank you ...good luck with stdies

[@TonysTutorial]

And you hv great humour sense too

[@surabhipandey3879]

Haha.... Thanks sir...😊

[@preethyalexander7838]

Loved the simple way you teach. Tony you are a sincere and exceptional teacher.

[@TonysTutorial]

TIME CODES: • KNEE FLEXORS : 1:20 • HAMSTRING: 3:15 • HAMSTRING PATHOMECHANICS: 10:40 • GASTRONEMIUS: 19:05 • SARTORIUS: 21:30 • GRACILIS: 24:23 • POPLITEUS: 27:05 • ROLE OF SOLEUS & GLUTEUS MAXIMUS: 29:20

[@shivashankaran7919]

Such a mind blowing explanation with this 30mins. Small suggestion gastroc doesn't cause posterior translation of tibia instead it cause only anterior translation, soleus/hams/gluts can be able to cause posterior translation of tibia

[@shanonchris6083]

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[@TonysTutorial]

thank you dear Shanon...god bless you too....thnk u for all supports

[@josnamoljohnson1969]

Super class sir 👌👌it is very interesting and energetic. Great deal in this class as well as in my lectures, thanks sir🤝 great job.👍

[@TonysTutorial]

Glad to hear

[@Amsavalli-p4c]

Hi sir such an awesome video. One correction the gastroc doesn't cause posterior translation of tibia, soleus only can be able to posterior translation.

[@fidhamusthafa9014]

Excellent class

[@TonysTutorial]

Glad to hear🤝

[@shesminshez3323]

Perfectly explained....Keep going 👍👍👍

[@TonysTutorial]

Thnk u

[@adhilmusthafa6924]

Great class👍. Explained well

[@TonysTutorial]

Thank you

[@gayalal9696]

Super Energetic class sir👌👌👌Its Really helpfull 👍👍well done sir...Thank u very much..

[@TonysTutorial]

Thnk you , glad to hear

[@revathir.s8304]

Nice class sir👌👌👌... you make it is very simple and it is really helpfull to catch easly... thank u sooo 🤗🤗🤗much for your interesting and understandable classes

[@TonysTutorial]

Glad to hear, thank you🤝🤝🤝

[@carolinozhakal7652]

very excellent class...very useful..keep going👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏👏👏👏👏

[@TonysTutorial]

🤝🤝

[@simransaxena3293]

Ur explaination is in such a good way , well i understood the concept thank u ✌😊

[@TonysTutorial]

Thank you so much

[@userdied7220]

Thank you soooo much sir......very nice explanation... ,💯🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@luluvalmarjan7619]

Good lecture sir...... Easy to understand 👍

[@TonysTutorial]

Hppy to hear

[@elamathielam9084]

It's a very good lecture sir!keep updating the videos sir.will u cover upper extremity too sir?

[@TonysTutorial]

Thank you...yes after lower extremity we will cover upper extremity...sometimes few videos will be made premium

[@AbdulBasith-dh5oe]

Nice and very well explanation sir 👍

[@TonysTutorial]

Thnk you

[@soumiamk5038]

New whiteboard ..new style . Super class..go ahead..my wishes,🤟❤️❤️

[@TonysTutorial]

Thank you so much 😀,ya finally got the board

[@asadthaikkadan561]

Helpful to understand 👌

[@TonysTutorial]

Glad to hear

[@malavikak5655]

Superb Explanation Sir 💯👏

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Thnk you

[@sharppencil3734]

Really fantastic

[@kishorecoelho3186]

Dr. Tony. I get clicking and soft grinding sensation in my left knee which come and go spontaneously and this concerns me. I have no pain or mobility and flexibility problems. Would like your opinion. Thanks Kishore

[@farhanrafi2666]

Nice explanation sir👍👍

[@TonysTutorial]

Thnk u

[@vkshajahan2609]

Helpful video sir.

[@TonysTutorial]

Thanks and welcome

[@Tanvisatte]

sir can function of gluteus maximus muscle be attributed to its fiber contribution with the iliotibial band which is known to actually assist the function of ACL in restraining the anterior tibial translation, during open chain knee flexion ??? or the reasons are different in weight bearing and open chain motion??

[@TonysTutorial]

yes it can be

[@sherlyozhakal912]

Good one

[@TonysTutorial]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@muhammedmishal6637]

Nice class sir!

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Thnk u

[@ipmsfirstyears574]

Wll explained sir.... ❤️✔️

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Thnk u

[@shabnamk9249]

Good lecturing

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Thnk u

[@ayishamohammed4799]

Good lecture sir 💯👍

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🤝

[@nandininandhu4469]

Sir u said that pes anserus muscle semi membranoses bt it is semi tendanosis... In bk they gave semi tendinosis

[@subhashk2644]

Nice video👍

[@TonysTutorial]

Thnk u

[@divyashukla9835]

Plz make a lecture on ankle joint and gait

[@TonysTutorial]

Ankle complex will start in coming week and after that posture and gait too

[@TonysTutorial]

Thnk you for writing up

[@divyashukla9835]

Tony's Tutorial thanks

[@manishamasand4716]

Good evening sir thankyou for the explanation So will the hamstrings also have a role during locking and unlocking as they help with rotations or is it purely because of popliteus and the anatomy ?

[@TonysTutorial]

Hamstring dont have a siginificant role in locking and unlocking. Thats because this motion of locking and unlocking happens at extremes of ROM. Thts at the end range of last 5 degree. We cannot rule out by saying it dont have any role, it do have as like any other muscle at around knee can infulence all motions. But in the locking and unlocking hamstring dont have a siginificant role which is commentable

[@manishamasand4716]

@@TonysTutorial thankyouu sir😄😄

[@roojapp9730]

Nice class sir👍👌

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Thnk u

[@360crichouse3]

Super class sir. Sir what is dynamic and static stabilizers of knee?

[@TonysTutorial]

Thank u ...dynamic stabilizers are always muscles and static stablizers other associated structures. One among the major static stablizer of knee is the strong posterior capsule and assocated structures of knee joint. All muscles in around knee have a role in its stablity

[@360crichouse3]

@@TonysTutorial Thank you so much sir.

[@jemimajemima1999]

Thank you sir..it's really nice explanation!!💐💐I understood.sir what is meant by patella tracking??

[@TonysTutorial]

Patellar tracking disorder is a condition in which patella shifts out of position when knee range of motion is done either when knee moves from flexion to extension or extension to flexion. We have seen that patella moves along with flexion as movement progress. If theres any abnormality this smooth motions may be altered and it may shift away from normal path. And usually named as patellar tracking disorder. Good luck jemima

[@jemimajemima1999]

@@TonysTutorial ok sir thank you sir so much...patellar tracking is a disorder sir...ok sir now I got clarity ..I thought it's a movement..sir......like motion of patella...in flexion (in this also inferior gliding patella track comes know sir)so...I'm confused that whether it is a movement or disorder...so I asked sir.💐💐thank you sir

[@salonimor9269]

Hello sir I wanted to ask how to write answer for patthomechanics of knee....it should be condition wise or in respect to flexor and extensor

[@danishpattanath136]

Sir...plzz explain abt hamstrings role in gait?

[@TonysTutorial]

Sure we will do it wth gait discusion

[@danishpattanath136]

@@TonysTutorial thanku sir

[@TonysTutorial]

My pleasure...gd luck to u

[@sunithabukya7913]

Sir please explain about elbow complex

[@TonysTutorial]

Sure...soon we will start elbow complex

[@prachisharma7128]

What books you refer to?

[@TonysTutorial]

Depends upon your stdies if you are UG Student Cynthia c norkin is more than sufficent, if PG student go for Cynthia c norkin and Carol o otis. I have combined cynthia, carol otis and few other books for my lecture...all the best...thnk you for writing up

[@azadt2600]

Nice vidio sir✔️✔️

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Thnk u

[@PradeepKumar-bn9js]

👍👍👍👌

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Thnk u

[@dhanabakiyam.l7024]

Sir ,I don't understand gastrocnemius .can you repeat these simply

[@TonysTutorial]

Oh yes gastroneimus u dont hv to worry with knee complex its main muscle for foot and ankle just remember the following points; 1. It help in knee flexion 2. Only muscle crossing ankle and knee if plantaris is absent 3.Maximum torque or force generate at knee extension 4. As flexion increases force generation capacity decreases or activity decreases 5. It mainly act as a stabilizing muscle in knee than mobilizer....good luck

[@dhanabakiyam.l7024]

Thank you sir

[@TonysTutorial]

My pleasure

[@aiswaryapp7676]

Nice class sir 👌👌👌👌

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Thnk u

[@nihalasana7462]

Nice class sir 👍👌👌