Cervical Vertebrae Anatomy || 3D

[@dianecoury4540]

So helpful! I'm dealing with degenerative cervical issues and this post boosted my understanding 200%.

[@Weiyang5268]

👌Excellent ! Thanks! 00:50 典型頸椎C3~C6 [01:17 02:31~02:52椎根Pedicle 是椎間孔的天花板和地板] [02:01~02:30 椎柱 Articular Pillar] 02:53～03:03 頸椎橫突，有椎動脈穿行。 03:33 C1 Atlas 寰椎：前方無椎體 後方無棘突 但兩側有大橫突 前方正中有前弓Ant arch 04:08～04:58 C2 Axis 樞椎：前方有Dens齒突以之與寰椎相關節 05:34 C7 棘突特長且尖末端不分叉 06:03 頸旁肌肉 三組斜角肌 一端源起在頸橫突的節結 另端附著於第二肋(後斜角肌)第一肋(中/前斜角肌) 單側收縮時負責側傾功能 兩側一起收縮時參與屈頸。 07:56 胸鎖乳突肌 09:14 Alar 韌帶 將C2 的Dens齒突與C1的Ant arch前弓 連結在一起。 10:20 鉤突-椎Uncovertebral 關節。10:30 10:40 11:21 11:25 12:21 頸神經 13:09

[@kueichenglee7583]

謝謝

[@kimcole1636]

I'm studying for my recertification boards, and I wish I had had this during medical school. These graphics do a better job at really helping you understand the anatomy than anything I've ever seen. You zoom in and out, rotate, explain nearby processes, and this just made everything so clear. I've never liked or subscribed to anything before, but now I will. I only wish I had more than two weeks to prepare.

[@madmed]

Thank you so much for this comment! That was my vision for this video - clarity! Good luck with everything

[@kimcole1636]

@@madmed It looks like you've not posted anything for quite some time. I teach at HCOM, and would love to see if you can help my students. Are you taking a break from this, or just occupied somewhere else?

[@madmed]

Occupied with residency! I will be getting back into it, new video coming in a couple weeks on nephrotic syndrome

[@madmed]

With regards to your students, what did you have in mind

[@kimcole1636]

@@madmed I hadn't gotten that far, but I like the graphics, the organization of the presentation and succinct, high-yield nature of the information. I was more thinking that this has lots of possibilities, and the next steps would need to be analyzed, including finding stake holders. There is a LOT behind the scenes in medical school and residency that you never see.

[@ananthaln5089]

Awesome clarity with 3d visuals. Thank you.

[@Anonymous-jr3wb]

Fabulous 🤩

[@fusealli]

What an amazing video. Thank you SO MUCH, so clear, detailed and made me *really* understand. Forever grateful!!

[@bethlovesdogs]

Extremely well done! Excellent. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@karenmoreau7743]

Incredible visuals, thank you

[@sumanrealpro]

Full concept clarity in one shot video, thank you.

[@robin9632]

your 3D model is excellent, what is the software you use?

[@ozzielinkin]

thx for the great info and excellent graphics . 👍

[@darrenmcdowell5458]

So nice in detail and sorted out very well indeed, thanks for the shot of insight I scraped up in this drive-by of wisdom.

[@hrithik_kanbarkar]

Wooow it was so easy to understand👌🏻

[@fewdahtosman1049]

Realy Deeply thanks for you.

[@brownwolf5709]

Awesome...keep it up 👍

[@josetrujillo738]

Thank You very much. That was a great presentation

[@liobakiwitz1184]

Best anatomical presentation of the cervical vertebra; subbed. Could you add a video showing the mechanical function of the C0 to C3 vertebra, like what the ligg. alaria do, how any rotation and side-bending works. Should be awesome with your 3D model and your clear presentation.

[@madmed]

Stay tuned ❤️

[@mtalatas6638]

Very excellent, thankfully

[@neuroaprn421]

Thank you from a new Neuromicrospine Surgical Nurse Practitioner!

[@madmed]

Congrats! No problem thank you

[@ANILSHARMA-ve2mb]

Nice video really made easy to understand

[@madmed]

❤️❤️

[@athulbkhosla]

fantastic explanation sir, keep it up sir and we ill keep on liking them, fantastic

[@madmed]

Thank you! 🙏

[@theperformerofficialhindi9539]

Great

[@dr.sustainable]

With love from Nigeria

[@lynguy8824]

Thank you . I will share on my fb page.

[@madmed]

Thank you!!

[@BatmanFitnessandStrength]

Awesome video man

[@susanscarbrough5128]

These are great for Rad Tech students too!

[@sdpelayo]

This was so helpful in my understanding of the cervical vertebrae! The 3D animation tool is amazing. May I ask what it is called? I'll never be able to forget about it

[@karenmoreau7743]

Would you be willing to share where you acquired these 3D images? These are the best graphics I've seen for studying.

[@madmed]

Complete anatomy!

[@mesozoicperiodvlogs8323]

You did a lovely job on your videos!! I am a pre nursing student and these are really helpful

[@madmed]

Stay tuned!! Glad to hear

[@mesozoicperiodvlogs8323]

@@madmed I will!!

[@majkapolakova2002]

thank you so much good man.

[@shyamagrawal36]

Wow

[@dr.jengis]

Awesome content mate!

[@SloopyDog]

I am 76 years old. I was diagnosed with spinal stenosis in my cervical spine and lumbar spine when I was 57. The specialist said I was too old for an operation, instead, I was given several years of physio and traction. The traction did help, however, the physio departments stopped doing traction and my physio was also stopped. I now have severe spinal stenosis in my lumbar spine and cervical spine. I can not walk very well, I fall easily. I have stiffness in my hands and I also lose the use of my left hand and my left leg. Walking is painful and my joints lock. My neck is very painful and I am unable to look up, my head is bent forward and I can not straighten it up. I am seeing a specialist in a few weeks, however, at my age, I don't hold out much hope that they will be able to help me. I can only hope they can as life is unbearable as I also have heart disease and I require shoulder joint replacement. I have already had one replaced in my left shoulder.

[@geewhiz4924]

Hi mate firstly loved your video. Instant like. I just wanted to know the 3d program used. Is it available for public use

[@shreypaliwal6298]

Love from India 🇮🇳 bro fabulous video helped so much plz upload some more videos

[@madmed]

Stay tuned!!

[@saraesmail1008]

Thank you so much ♥️

[@anuskabiswas8892]

Thank u so much sir 🙏🏻❤️

[@aimankanaan394]

Made 3 years ago and still helping people. XD. If you see this, What website did u use or recommend so I can study 3d models.

[@madmed]

I’ll be making videos again soon - check out complete anatomy!

[@omaral-shoaibi8372]

Amazing, subbed and ill recommend ya to my classmates

[@madmed]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@charlieyounger8851]

Thanks, this definitely helped me out.

[@donjetaabazi8837]

This is so helpful u dont even need a book after watching this

[@madmed]

❤️❤️💯💯

[@eshasharma8660]

Great work sir ....u just made my life easy ...🤗

[@madmed]

Thank you!! Like and sub and share my friend

[@shubhangitiwari2755]

Hello, your videos are amazing. But since long no updates! Please keep going. There are no new videos?

[@madmed]

Thank you for the comment! I will be starting back soon - after I’m done with my first year of residency. I’m just getting started!

[@Sillilesshells]

I find this really calming hehe

[@madmed]

Haven’t heard that one before but I’ll take it!

[@Sillilesshells]

I like anatomy 🤷🏽‍♀️. What software are you using ?

[@madmed]

I use complete anatomy - you would love it

[@TravelwithAfshan]

Thank you

[@thespontaneoustomato2676]

Excuse but what software is that and where can i get it. It looks neat

[@madmed]

Complete anatomy!

[@guidingstarlapasam8538]

Great videos sir, i had subscribed your channel do more better and easy for us students sir.

[@baselalnabolsi3158]

Third yeard is tough! This cleared up some confusion thank you!

[@madmed]

Thank you for the wonderful message!

[@ايهاببيانو]

Thank you.

[@alexpurkhalo711]

Hello I'm artist and learn human anatomy, this video distinguishes from others because of very deep explanation with wonderful 3D models. Can you tell me where I can buy these models for myself to watch them from different views by myself?

[@klarapekas]

The program he uses is called "complete anatomy", it's really good, - the best out there. I highly recommend it! There are student discounts for the subscription too :)

[@alexpurkhalo711]

@@klarapekas thanks so much!

[@madmed]

Yes it is complete anatomy! Great program

[@klarapekas]

@@alexpurkhalo711 no problem!

[@zuidabajrami4592]

thanks

[@Alishba_ヅ]

Is there any video of thoracic vertebrae??

[@madmed]

Check out the OMM playlist there is some information about thoracic

[@IGvid]

Although it's intended for medical students, I actually came here to understand what is causing pain in my neck. Thanks!

[@matthewcaravanrmt1022]

Love you videos. I have to ask, what is the name of the 3D Software you are using for the spine and the joints? I teach regional anatomy and I would love to know the software so I could use it myself in my classes.

[@madmed]

Thank you for the feedback! It’s called complete anatomy I use it on the iPad

[@hfc3249]

I have (c7) Stenosis,. diagnosed with RA, AS, Osteoarthritis and Fibromyalgia ☹️

[@pronaymaity1767]

Great!!!

[@madmed]

❤️❤️

[@user-ql3ge2us4s]

What program is this?

[@bukansiapasiapa1559]

What application is used in this vid?

[@dr.dereklegg4250]

What program are you using for this video?

[@dr.dereklegg4250]

Do you still find complete anatomy the best?

[@madmed]

@@dr.dereklegg4250 I think so

[@moshkada9782]

whats the program guys?

[@bdoorar8960]

what's the name of the application please?

[@madmed]

Complete anatomy

[@official_sahm5893]

What's the name of this application?

[@madmed]

Hello - this is complete anatomy

[@donjetaabazi8837]

Why C8 when theres only 7 cervical vertebrae

[@madmed]

Great question. It has to do with where the cervical nerves exit - there are only 7 vertebrae, but there are 8 nerves.. the last nerve exits differently than the previous ones - therefore by convention they called it C8

[@donjetaabazi8837]

@@madmed thank you so much, you are a life saver💜

[@madmed]

Anytime! I’m glad it helped you 💕

[@modernmedicine2562]

because embryologically, the true C1 is fused into the skull. Then, there is differential growth of spine and cord, so the exit nerves and spine level no longer correlate