Lockdown Anatomy with Prof Alice Roberts #3: Biceps and the other muscles of the arm

[@ibrahimhayatu5674]

Thank you Prof for the amazing videos.

[@elizarandall]

Thank you for such amazingly thorough visualizations!. You have amazing skills with Complete Anatomy - you make it so easy to understand the relationships - which are so hard to imagine without this visuo-spatial visualization tool!

[@bowenwangs]

A really great video, I love the way you teach!

[@mustafabozoglan]

It is very nice to listen and learn the structure of our own body from a specialist. Thanks Dr. Alice Roberts.

[@Richard-xw8jt]

I enjoy these videos and often come back to them, in this instance it's so i can tell my physiotherapist where it is & in what particular muscle I'm getting an unexpected feeling during my workout.

[@NeilGrevitt]

Great video, fascinating to see the nerves as well. I've been trying to learn some of the common anatomy terms: proximal, distal, etc!

[@sajjadkhan9710]

Love it. Thanks Professor

[@shabnumgulzar3583]

Best anatomy learning videos...😍😍😍

[@arthunter92]

Astonishing videos. Thank you so much…

[@jaw2112]

I could watch these all day

[@SHIVANGMBBS]

Very interesting and easy to understand

[@acongdon82]

Absolutely fascinating, really enjoying these videos, thank you.

[@davidroach8277]

Is fascinating.👍 Why did I start to feel hungry watching this...had a craving for a burger or a lamb shank 🤔

[@shamarapeart2845]

Great video! I loved seeing the nerves this time and would definitely like to see a session on nerves.

[@CD-ho4hm]

This video was indeed a invaluable piece of information for a figurative artist as me and many more out there. I can’t thank you enough. Looking forward to more. Thank You!

[@Amazing_Mark]

Fascinating and interesting video. 👌

[@kevinfranklin2970]

Fabulous. This series just might replace any other form of entertainment for me 🙂👍

[@marktuen-matthews6292]

Brilliant as always - I think the title should be #3 not #2. Keep these excellent videos coming.

[@thelifeandtimesofjames4273]

These videos are phenomenal. And so is the program you are using to demonstrate. Feel like starting a humanist university? Just a thought.

[@PauloRLustosa]

Eu gostei muito das cenas dos músculos em movimento. Obrigado. Eu curti e comentei seu vídeo.

[@michaelkyriacou7026]

Brilliant as always,that app is so educational but the highlight ofcourse was watching you flex your guns Alice,thanks so much again,love always!!! :)

[@noornzar9305]

Thank you anatomist keep going

[@tobiasrankin9606]

Thank you for another fascinating video Alice. If it is possible to include blood supply as well in future videos please?

[@aliceroberts4107]

Thanks - yes, I’m planning on covering all systems eventually!

[@PrimeMatt]

You mentioned the biceps crossing the shoulder and playing a part in flexion, but didn't mention the triceps playing a part in shoulder extension, that just seemed a bit strange to me. But thank you, love these.

[@nml1930]

Amazing

[@SHIVANGMBBS]

Nice lecture ❤ hello from India

[@paulrea2718]

Great video again. Will you be able to cover internal organs at any stage?

[@michaelnewman1714]

Can u send me ur full documentary on incredible human journey and origin of us I can’t find them anymore on KZbin

[@Zubair_Saeed]

Can you made a video on upper limb

[@phonotical]

I hope that program includes the recentl discovered ligament in the knee

[@MortimerCat]

Interesting and delightful video, loved it. Reminded me of a question I have longed to ask someone for years - are there any bad designs in the human body? From the video, I wanted to re-route the nerve that sat in the middle of the humerus and maybe review the lever arrangement of the tricep. Just wondering if there are any generally accepted flaws that evolution missed.

[@aliceroberts4107]

Yes - lots! I made a programme for BBC4 about just that: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b6q3qy and discuss that in my book, Incredible Unlikeliness of Being. The recurrent laryngeal nerve is nuts!

[@MortimerCat]

@@aliceroberts4107 Aaargh. I remember that programme being advertised but I never got to see it. ☹️. I'll check out the book though, thank you. 👍

[@JulianOnions]

Very interesting - how much of this is going to be on the final? :) Do medical students have to learn all these names?

[@aliceroberts4107]

Yes!

[@johnbarnes6568]

How many times are you going to put this video up, disappearing and reappearing. What about a talk on how the sciatic nerve can really start to piss you off completely and make your leg give way totally without notice, it's scary.