Hip joint - Bones, ligaments, blood supply and innervation - Anatomy | Kenhub

[@Kenhub]

Well hello there! Hope this enjoyed tutorial on the hip joint as much as we did making it! Tell us what you found most interesting! We're a 'hip' and happening bunch (sorry couldn't resist!), why not visit us for lots more video tutorials, quizzes and articles for you to enjoy! khub.me/3m851

[@asmasaeed806]

Its great but you should tell about axis in which movements are taking place as well as some clinicals wd them

[@mrlodi17]

interesting points ,if anyone else wants to uncover exercises for stiff hips joints try Letza Joint Relief Lessons (just google it ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my neighbor got amazing results with it.

[@faisalwhatfaisalwho]

She has such a soothing voice. Well fit person to narrate to educational videos.

[@alevelsdemystified3410]

This was so easy to understand.. The only part I felt wasn't explained as well as the rest were the ligaments.

[@awaisshah3260]

what a amazing soothing voice she explained with 👍👍

[@r_aorwa]

*Clinical correlations will make this totorial perfect* By the way It's very helpful *Thanks a lot*

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[@subratakumardas9590]

Fine to understand very with this video.

[@billbright1755]

Skeletal muscular symbiotic structure of lower torso. An incredible range of motion and base of many related functionality uses. 💀 All joined components magnificently designed for particular task. Dem bones 🦴 Dem bones 🦴. The ball and socket got the call on this one as it fit the bill for the requirements of the tasks at hand. I’m hip about time ⏱。

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[@nishantmuralidharan]

is ligamentum teres the same as ligamentum capitis femoris

[@اوقيدمو-و4خ]

Helpful 🥺👍

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Amazing

[@GregoryMorales-uo6ze]

I have a question for anyone who knows the answer would be great. If someone does the front splits is it okay for the back leg to stretch backwards in extension? I want to know if the muscles can be stretched without affecting the ligaments and tendons connecting the femor to the hip?

[@isaacsundersen]

very clear & well organised

[@Kenhub]

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[@38fidabasheer20]

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[@muneebaumar7173]

nice explanation🔥👍

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[@Kenhub]

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[@fragrantrivers8071]

Very clear! Thank you so much! I listen to a lot of these and find these very helpful

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Give notes also ( what to write in exam )

[@Docmurmu]

Great video..👍👍but it's a bit fast...

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You can slow down the speed. ...

[@Docmurmu]

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[@siddharthhol4815]

What does articulating surface means??

[@rajgurevaishnaviprashant5512]

I think that Articulating surface is a surface that takes places in joint formation and ligament attachment.

[@siddharthhol4815]

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Location

[@revaneshmirji5758]

Mam what's the point u cover most of the important point with subtitles! It keeps disturbing

[@hana-c4i]

Just turn off the subtitles

[@ningarajpattar8599]

It's very fast

[@Kenhub]

Hi Ningaraj! We're sorry to hear that you feel that our video is too fast. If you like you can try to reduce the speed of the video by clicking on the little gear wheel icon at the right bottom of the video. You can make the video a little bit slower there, I hope this helps :) Have fun learning!

[@fragrantrivers8071]

when you first start hearing this stuff it seems that way but I bet you are absorbing more than it seems and when you hear these things elsewhere you will begin to be more familiar. I feel you- at first it sounds like another language! :)

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Am i stupid or this was difficult 💔 Edite : oohh this is me again after 2 years and this is still difficult 💔

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[@sadtv7573]

my hip joint fakcher please how problem solved

[@Kenhub]

Hi there! Did I understand you correctly, that you have a fracture in your hip joint? If so, we're very sorry to hear about this problem! At Kenhub we focus on providing information about the gross human anatomy and histology only and are very hesitant in giving medical advice. A doctor who knows your full anamnesis and can make a physical examination can assess the situation a lot better and give you the right treatment. We, therefore, can't give you any diagnostic or therapy instructions. We're sorry! We hope you understand and wish you all the best! :)

[@kamaalg]

Kenhub - Learn Human Anatomy So great...for your crystal clear advice to the patient..Good... Although your video helps me understanding my Hip Joint Problem..AVN...STAGE II... SHALL be thankful to you..if you could please guide / advice me on my state of Health / disease... I was on bed for nine months...now able to walk with the help of Walking Stick...have been taking Herble Medicine from a Tibet Doctor...(aged 70 arround). She had assured me .. not to get operated my Hip Joint ...& by the grace of that ALMIGHTY & Her Herbal Medicine treatment..I am cured by 75%....and abled to walk now Slowly-Slowly without Stick... Her Residence - cum - Clinic Address is D-10 .. Dolkar House...kalka ji..New Delhi...Mrs. Dolkar...one can search her Address on Google as well... From my core of Heart.. I wish Her LONG LIFE enabling HER to serve the mankind...HER LOOK is Like an Angel... Thanks for your Video for the Hip Joint Disease...

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