Hand Anatomy Animated Tutorial

[@meshalmj1828]

This is the BEST resource I found to learn the basics of Anatomy. It is easy, organised, and supplied with excellent illustrations. Wish I found it earlier in med school. THANKS!!

[@usmileisinfectious1975]

damn, it's so good

[@medicaldoctorsacademy]

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[@godsbeautifulflatearth]

God doesn't make junk.

[@mohanadelmoussel11]

Literally man@@godsbeautifulflatearth

[@eq.8640]

@@godsbeautifulflatearthShoulda put the testicles inside the body to protect them like other animals

[@codyheiner3636]

This was amazing. Going to watch this several times to really absorb it all. All the information, good animations, no fluff. Love it.

[@smyrnasstory]

“I praise you because in an awe-inspiring way I am wonderfully made. Your works are wonderful, I know this very well”

[@georgealderson4424]

I really like animated films. They are so much clearer than seeing the real thing until you have a better understanding of what you are seeing. Thank you and peace and blessings to everyone

[@kummer45]

This is a STRICT CLASS OF ROBOTICS. The illustration is simply flawless. The 27 bones in the joint deserves further study knowing where and how these ligaments and tendons connects.

[@evanaperez6867]

I'm here to do research for my robotics project too

[@salsamancer]

Watching this with a cast on my wrist. It's such a beautiful complex structure, I certainly have taken it for granted

[@wallabam]

literally doing the same, distal scaphoid fracture, not too bad but still earns a cast

[@qwertyuiop-cu2ve]

This is hands down the best hand anatomy tutorial I've ever seen!

[@leandrolambardi9712]

It doesn´t get any better than this. Thank you.

[@1GypsyFiddler]

As a violinist and violin teacher I thank you so much for this video. I will be sharing it with my students! This really makes you think about how we move when playing our instruments.

[@peanutbutter801]

I'm learning this for fun lol maybe it will come in handy in the future

[@benhartmann2793]

I see what you did there

[@aa-fh4zo]

Haaaa see what u did there

[@medicaldoctorsacademy]

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[@sheldenn]

Sir I am in the PTA program at my college right now and taking functional anatomy. This video was incredibly helpful! Thank you!

[@judyjarrett5276]

Mr Sechrest that is a wonderfully informative piece, simple enough for the layman & advanced enough for the intermediate. Thank you sir, you are gifted to teach and clearly are dedicated to the hand anatomy!!

[@Sasa-salah-]

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[@D-WYTE]

Having surgery in a few days on the flexor tendon right behind my pinky knuckle…the anatomy of the hand is so complex but yet so simple. Fascinating

[@pratyush7987]

May I know why did you requrie a surgery?

[@D-WYTE]

@@pratyush7987 fell into a pile of broken glass and severed the tendon. Tried to catch myself by falling hands first. Bad idea lol

[@Katie-vy5rd]

​@@D-WYTE hope your surgery is successful!

[@missflawsome1143]

Best video ever seen on hand anatomy...great animation and well explained..

[@jamesdoe5824]

I recently had major wrist surgery and watching this video helped explain a lot of the information that my doctor/surgeon was telling me. very helpful

[@MusicYoutube-s5u]

Hi may I ask why did you get surgery? Do you not able move your hand? What are your symptoms? Thank you

[@thealdoc]

Am just here for genuine curiosity

[@rickylaws7766]

Me too. Kinda.. Trying to find the wrist tendon as well as the thumb. Only cause i just had surgery cause them 2 tendons

[@ThangNguyen-kz1wq]

@@rickylaws7766 aaaaaaa

[@rickieabbs4382]

When u get bored in the house and start thinking of shit like this for curiosity lol

[@tamorijackson8488]

Facts

[@medicaldoctorsacademy]

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[@jenniferburns8183]

Yours is the only one I can follow along with! The tempo and accent (my family is from the south) was very engaging! Thanks, Jenn (O.T.A. student)

[@evelynbell6336]

Wow 👌. This is an invaluable resource to learn anatomy. All muscles are accompanied by explanations and motion animations. Thank you so much 🙏

[@keithgreer9319]

BUENO... LOVING THE VIDEOS, THE LAYERING AND UNLAYERING OF THE ANATOMY REALLY MAKES IT EASY TO SEE AND UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING

[@SuzieGQ]

Fantastic video. I used this to show how all of the different parts of the hand work together. Great when learning the muscular and skeleton systems for young kids. Great information for adults. Thank you!!

[@ourybah7633]

great visuals of the anatomy of the hand.

[@Alacritous]

This is an incredible video. I was looking for resources on how to build an articulated hand for a grim reaper costume and the explanation of the muscles and tendons in this video were perfectly communicated. At least in as much as they apply to creating an articulated skeletal hand. Bookmarked and upvoted. Good job. Virtual handshakes all around.

[@arwaos1464]

thank you for making the anatomy much easier

[@rosemariem.walker8433]

I learned alot from this video

[@الأستاذبنصاري]

دكتور إياد انا كملت المقظع للاخر كان تذكير رائع لما قراناه في الانتومي سنة اولى مشكور

[@johnmartlew5897]

We get to move around for possibly many decades in one of these amazing carbon based life forms. How little most of us know about its workings. The intricacies of its design, its capabilities are stunning, and this alone is can lead one to question whether this is the result of chance….or not.

[@laughingachilles]

I have seen many attempts to demonstrate anatomy and this is one of the best. You have made something that is really quite wonderful, I am surprised that I have only just found your work but I will be recommending it to everyone I know. Great work. Thank you.

[@oxidize3]

Thanks you Dr. Sechrest - this explains the critical anatomical structures so much more easily than a series of power points.

[@davidmullineaux4314]

the hand has been perfectly designed thankyou father

[@elamrani2370]

God*

[@Streamcatcher]

I loved every minute of it, highly interesting and clearly put together.

[@NathanMagee]

I broke my right radial back in march its great to see why parts like my thumb hurt when it was broken. Thanks

[@milkbread5036]

Absolutely amazing! Best anatomy video out there. Very detailed yet simple enough to understand which is very hard to find. Great job :)

[@abbasghoreishi8202]

Rachel B i totally agree with you

[@alirezamgg3505]

That was the best animated explanation I've ever seen

[@mavericksization]

Thanks this occupational therapist needs a refresher course 👍🏼

[@thecosmicintelligence2761]

hand is the most complex and well engineered part of the human body 😅 I didn't know this until I got injured my wrist now Im more interested to learn about this body and this mind

[@krae1214]

This was awesome for understanding the functions of the ligaments and nerves. We never learned that in school. Thank you!

[@رمزيرمزي-ن4ط]

السلام على من إتبع الهدى، حفظ الله الدكتور إياد قنيبي وجزاه خير الجزاء

[@karanjaiswal9155]

Achha h

[@bodybuildingABC]

bravo to the designer! i am thankful for such a beautiful machine given to me to manipulate my surroundings. also thank you very much for the video, its perfect! it has everything that i wanted to know!

[@mowinckel10]

Robotics engineer here. This is a great video for a newbie on anatomy getting a grip on how things work in our body. Many thanks

[@lets.make.robots]

Same here buddy, robotics engineer here!

[@PirateWasHere]

Awesome detailed video

[@sophiegordon4087]

Honestly had such a hard time picturing the central slip, lateral bands, and central band and this video really helped!! Thank you!

[@ivritisrael5080]

Thank you You helped a stroke survivor

[@wiranelauzon7494]

Thank you so much, you did an excellent work. Now I can go to my Dr appointment with better understanding.

[@KeokiDude]

Man, what an informative video- thanks! I just had hand (thumb) surgery a couple months ago and this really helps me understand my hand. g-

[@abbasghoreishi8202]

George Will your welcome dear

[@prakashmathewspothen]

Woww.. super narration, kept it simple, clear animation. Thank you for creating this video.

[@olitonottero7620]

Brilliant Hand Anatomy Animated Tutorial !!!

[@bubblebleh]

This so video could not be more clearer and informative! As a beginner in learning about hand anatomy this the best video to watch.

[@nadianadi378]

Amazing creation of God. Amazing video and illustration. Thanks a million.

[@MsGaella]

What an exquisitely complex design! Thank you for explaining it so clearly.

[@Kitabain-Or-Hum]

Best ever animated anatomy...amazing

[@basicxs]

Fantastic explanation, clarity, terrific 3D animation, better than my books can be. THANKS!!!

[@محمدالشيخالحوي]

Wow that is SUPER SIMPLIFIED!!!!

[@henrydavis2028]

Wow! This is the best illustrative and concise anatomy lesson I’ve ever seen! Thank you! I wish I’d found this sooner!

[@andybutler7398]

Really simple and clear and a length that I can absorb. I'm battling at 46 to learn my A and P and need all the help I can get!

[@MsVivian99]

This demonstration invaluable to me. Thanking you

[@micheleosmakaesthetics2646]

this is the first video so far very clear I found on internet ...... the best one .... even if I have to all this terms in Deutsch , still good to understand how it works ....thankkkkkk you .... vielen Dank .

[@kaloyanstoichkov3799]

Fantastic Video! Thank you for all of the hard work!

[@YoginiLindaMadani]

Thank you for all your videos. I am very grateful

[@mahanoor1111]

You're a life saver believe me! Thanks a ton for this amazing tutorial! :)

[@dr.rahambacha]

Too informative and knowledgeable video. I watched it for three times.

[@legandarynoob1023]

I’m trying to learn how to make a prosthetic hand for a friend, thank you for the video!

[@Skylover1]

This is fantastic, thank you!

[@CaCriGuz]

great explanation and great source material !!! thank you so so much :D

[@drSJV]

The best anatomy videos! I wish I'd found these when we had the anatomy exams 🤓 Thank you!

[@drinkwoter]

great content thanks for making this and posting, its helpful for artists too

[@ProPcS98]

الي جاي من طرف الدكتور اياد يضرب لايك

[@ibrahimgoma7779]

بطلوا هيافة

[@رمزيرمزي-ن4ط]

{ الحمد لله الذي هدانا لهاذا وما كنا لنهتدي لولا أن هدانا الله }

[@لاإلهإلاأنتسبحانكانيكنتمنا-ه1خ]

😙😂😂

[@moncefhammadi5297]

✋✋✋

[@جواهر-ص9خ]

تمنينا لو كان مترجم للعربي

[@reneortlieb]

ABSOLUTELY GREAT. WELL DONE!

[@aalmutairi7239]

thank you doc. for make it so easy am so excited about it your lecture was very helpful

[@ultrachen9567]

Damn. Not surprised that it took literal billions of years for something like humans to evolve.

[@wareshubham]

who here were touching their hands watching the video and wondering how complex it is just to do a single movment and yet we do it at so ease.

[@mehere8038]

thanks. just cut my inner thumb, to the bone, everything seems fine, but just wanted to check what's there & if i've missed anything in checking it. great video :)

[@josecarlosrangeldesa2200]

Excelente material. Os vídeos Sa maravilhosos. Uma grande oportunidade de rever os conceitos de anatomia👍🏻👏🏻💪🏻.

[@lieblee3063]

This is the best so far👍🙏

[@SciHeartJourney]

This was excellent!

[@TheNuare]

very good video many detailed information in one source, making mechanical copy and this helps a lot

[@aaob1253]

Getting that LG to the next level

[@GroinMischief]

What a weirdly expected place to run into Quake players

[@SciHeartJourney]

Thank you so much! I'm making my own robotic hand that will be very similar to a biological hand. I now see that we have two flexor tendons layed under "pullies". I'm going to implement my own tendons with covers between them.

[@isabellebochi1080]

Wow! Terrific! Congratulations and thank you so much

[@abbasghoreishi8202]

Isabelle Bochi your welcome honey

[@kj6053]

@@abbasghoreishi8202 She wasn’t talking to you.

[@sparkyy0007]

How anyone can think this incredibly designed machine somehow came together by pure chance.

[@tomtenthij5676]

Thank you for this amazing video! :D

[@MICRORuchit]

i am working on a project of making a robotic hand and your video has helped me thamk you very much

[@saidaadam1654]

loved it... thank you...please continue with your tutorials..very benefitial i must say!

[@Y.Shishani]

Science that makes you think deeply who made all this complex yet fine design at its best. Glory to Allah the most gracious the most merciful.

[@abuelyaman7419]

سبحان الله جزاك الله خير يا دكتور اياد قنيبي

[@mharas49]

Thank you for your efforts. You have provided us with a great learning platform . Rellay appreciate it.

[@rezarezanaghibi]

Great explanation! Thank you 😍

[@subaraja2530]

Ya......its very good for our learning...... Thank u so much for make this easier...

[@ibrahimgoma7779]

all that in few inches of a human body, and some people says it's not a well designed and it's just random Glory be to the Creator

[@MikeS-um1nm]

Sorry! Glory be to evolution my friend (when it works! There are so many abnormalities, diseases, "mistakes", irreparable injuries, etc.) If our anatomy was designed by a creator, then that "Creator" is a bumbling, tinkering, experimentor, who really hasn't come CLOSE to getting it right yet. The human body arrived at the stage it is in today through millions of years of evolution, not from the "Drawing Board" or the "Laboratory" of a Sky God Creator. I can see how some of the wonders of the human body and nature in general, points to a designer, but that's only because humans are used to seeing things that way through generations of psychological conditioning. If you study the details, and the FACTS, there are so many anomalies and abnormalities with our own anatomy and all throughout nature, that to assign that to a GOD, would make THAT GOD the worst creator imaginable. No, instead, everything that CAN go wrong with our anatomy, and everything that is wrong with it FROM BIRTH, points to THE FACT that we evolved from slightly less complex creatures, to survive in our current environment ("current" in Earth Time is A LONG TIME!) Everything that's "wrong" with us, and everything that "Goes Wrong", is exactly what you'd expect from BLIND natural processes, not a conscious Creator. I'm not saying there is NO God. There very well could be, but He, She or IT is not what is taught in any fictional, fairy tale book. I've been studying evolution for decades. Evolution is as much a FACT, as the FACT that H20 equals WATER!! Just because the theory of evolution is called a "theory" does NOT mean it's a "possibility", or a "conjecture", or a "guess", or a "maybe". It's A FACT! Period!! A stated "theory" is held to be "truth" until something comes along to disprove it. A century of study, findings, evidence and fact, have yielded MOUNTAINS of PROOF that evolution is A FACT. Not a shred of evidence DISPROVES it. From LARGE proofs like entire species and their whole anatomy, down to the tiniest, microscopic DNA evidence, evolution has LONG SINCE been proven FACT. Read the book: "The Greatest Show on Earth" by Richard Dawkins. I always recommend that one because it's fun and easy to read. He's written lots of books on evolution and I'd recommend them all, but that one is the most fun. Trust me! It's awesome! Read it!! You won't regret it!!

[@ricardolopes9563]

Your statement is ample, consistent and with so many scientific arguments that proves evolution prevails, still exist a possibility there is some superior intelligence like an engineer created something wonderful like a HAND. There are still more possibilities than evolution, such as, this is all a simulation. Summing up evolution Darwinism will never be the ultimate answer to explain what we are, where we came from and will not prove that either organic or inorganic elements were not created with intention.

[@MikeS-um1nm]

@@ricardolopes9563 I hear ya, and thanks for the "vote of confidence", so to speak! As I've said, there may very well be a God, or an intelligence that we, as mere mammals, cannot comprehend, but there's just no way Earth's myriad species were "designed" with intelligence. The fact is, most species barely survive long enough to reproduce, before they either kill one another for food, or die from some other force of nature. It's sad (to our sentimental and intelligent species) but true, that, as the old saying goes: "Nature is Red, in Tooth and Claw!" Everything we "THINK" we know and see, "could" be a computer simulation, in which case there would HAVE to be a higher intelligence at work, but there's no real evidence for that, and I, personally, think that is the stuff of science fiction fantasy! There are many "possibilities" for how species came to be on our planet, now AND in past epochs, but of all the possibilities, strange or slim, Darwinian Evolution, as we've come to understand it, is not only the BEST and SUREST explanation, it is, using "Okham's Razor" as the ultimate arbiter, the only realistic choice we have. All other choices or explanations are either science fiction fantasy or infantile, religious ignorance. 100 percent of all the smartest and most educated people on the planet don't agree with this out of some kind of cult like, allegiance to a fantastical idea or because all the other possibilities are equally valid and they all chose to belong to one certain club. They believe this because every shred of evidence and proof points to evolution as being demonstrably and unarguably true. I didn't invent the idea. I didn't flip a coin to decide whether I believed it or not. It was already at work when I got here, and like one Evolutionary Biologist said: "If you can't understand it, it's because evolution is smarter than you are. It's smarter than ALL OF US!"

[@lukemalizzo1685]

Ibrahim Goma, Agreed brother:) This is to complicated to be random chance. Also there are no half humans out there, nothing near as intelligent. Reason: we are made in the image of God! (Genesis 1:26)

[@lukemalizzo1685]

Mike S, I am sorry you and I won’t be seeing each other eternally. Hope you can look around a bit more, open you eyes, and see the mistakes in evolution. I don’t know where you are in a spiritual since, but if God hasn’t reached out yet, it will happen. Please grab his hand and let him walk beside you. I know we disagree, and I know this won’t just change your beliefs(unless a miracle happens) but at least reading this far is a step in the right direction. Hope you have a great day:) (also if you want to hear more or talk about this, please respond:)

[@ericsaltonstall8573]

Overall good video. I think it is a little bit incomplete. My understanding is this video describes the arteries and nerves going under the wrist band (Carpal tunnel), but does not mention the veins in that area. Does the veins go back through the Carpal tunnel (under the wrist band) or do they go on top? What happens when the wrist band is cut and left separated? Does the tendons move out of place, even a little while gripping? Does arteries and veins now touch each other? Do all three (tendons, arteries, and veins) chaff one or more? Is there a way to just loosen the wrist band just a little, instead of completely separating it? When wrist band is no longer connected across the wrist (as if it was never there) does the hand loose any function, even slightly? Without the protection of the wrist band over the tendons, arteries, and nerves would a future injury in that particular area by more vulnerable to an injury to the those three? My understanding is nerve damage can not be repaired. So, why not loosen the band rather than separate and remove protection? Please make another video explaining.

[@Noname-lk2ol]

I'm wrapping my hands in bubble wrap

[@pixelr1174]

yo, i love your videos but i gotta say, the thenar eminence only has THREE muscles, flexor pollicis brevis, abductor pollicis brevis and opponens pollicis. the fourth muscle u listed, adductor pollicis, is innervated by the ulnar nerve unlike the thenar muscles which are innervated by the recurrent branch of the median nerve, so yeah. despite this flaw, one of the best tutorials on youtube. rock on!

[@lion_hawk]

Use your mind! Can all of this exist without a creator?

[@Oumyasmin2330]

sure not.subhana Allah.

[@wfatehy]

of corse NOT... NO GOD BUT ALLAH...

[@jovanyleal8549]

Zeus is amazing 🙌🏼

[@lion_hawk]

@@jovanyleal8549 False equivalence

[@frydac]

Nobody knows, but using our collective intelligence/mind and with all the evidence we have, a creator would have had to create physical constants and started the big bang, then had no interference until billions of years later by cause and effect of these physical constants/laws form these structures. Any other form of creator goes against things we do know, as they would have had to measurably change this cause/effect chain at some point, which does not seem supported by any evidence so far.

[@rocketfrog03]

This was great, what type of 3d software are you using?

[@FBI-bf6dj]

I think blender 🤔

[@kerrywallis145]

Just before the 2 1/2 minute point there is a typo - where distal interphalangeal joints have been given the abbreviation PIP instead of DIP. (proximal interphalangeal joints have also, correctly, been abbreviated to PIP) Great video, though. Thanks so much.

[@Deniz1923]

Yep, noticed myself as well. Though he spells it correctly. Anyway, hardly a problem for such a great vid. :)

[@MrLimo217]

This is the best tutorial I've seen ever, step by step right from the foundation from bone to cartilage to muscle to nerve innervation's! Awesome Stuff, subbed n liked ;)

[@h.h3296]

ربنا ما خلقت هذا باطلا سبحانك Our Lord! You have not created this in vain. Glory to You!

[@vai86u]

Wonderful animation !! Ignore the dislikes...those are the single cell organisms.

[@niallmackenzie99]

I'm watching this as I gave myself a deep cut on the outside of my pinky finger on the side of the last knuckle from the top of the pinky. I just taped it up and it's now healed however it is still unusually painful while gripping objects and I wonder if I've done deeper damage.

[@hosmanadam]

Fantastic content, thank you very much!

[@dorothymckenna6136]

Thank you for making me aware of the importance of not putting too much pressure on the thumb.

[@billbright1755]

Hand eye coordination front and center in this break down of this amazingly intricate amalgamation of small bones. May swing a twelve pound hammer or play the most delicate sonata the wonderful human hand equipped with opposing thumbs.

[@CaptainLeo]

Great video, very helpful.