Lower Extremity Nerve Injuries

[@DirtyMedicine]

Upper Extremity Nerve video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/haPVZX6Gitdsec0

[@healthcare9392]

please do a vid on arteries and veins of the lower limbs then upper limbs :) haha thank you!! :) :)

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Hey will you upload the developmental milestones again please?

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[@fatmaalwahaibi3191]

I just paused the video to say that this is pure gold! Thank you really THANK YOU

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THIS IS BESTEST USMLE CHANNEL I EVER HAVE FOUND.

[@dyoook]

Holy moly... Your 23 min video made so much more sense than my 4 week lecture at Grad school 😮

[@FootRun710]

Fun fact, during the first year of my residency after a total hip arthroplasty. In the post-op the pt complained of paresthesia in the leg 2nd day post-op... Turns out the nurse injected LMWH heparin into the antero-lateral side of the leg and nicked the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve. Lesson learned, heparin always inject abdominally.

[@roberttompkins9991]

Femoral nerve --> front kick (flex thigh extend leg is a front kick)

[@nehemiahwilson6864]

probably one of the best narrators and teachers I have come across. thanks for the help/review! excellent stuff.

[@Esteban_Narvaez_MD]

I've been through almost all of your videos and I can't thank you enough for contributing to my preparation for the USMLE, Thank you.

[@Moayid.17]

Did you pass the exam?

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@@Moayid.17 I haven't taken it yet.

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you are an oustanding teacher i cant get enough of your videos! each one of them is a pure Gold everytime i struggle with a topic i litteraly find comfort in your videos from the bottom of my heart ....THANK YOU

[@myprettygirl91]

im literally cry, i really thought i'd never understand this. Thank so you much 🙏

[@yousraabdalla5577]

I've struggled with those through all my step one, and now as approaching step 2, I was still feeling the same! This was "extremely" helpful, simple and right to the point! BRAVO!!

[@rogersc4107]

Youre literally reading my mind. I was just about to study lumbosacral plexus for comp. Youre awesome !

[@zannatshimu8038]

upper limb please 🥺

[@DirtyMedicine]

@@zannatshimu8038 already have an upper extremity one! Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/haPVZX6Gitdsec0

[@lilfefeop5856]

This channel deserves more credit

[@thepacemaker8165]

You could make the most complex so simple!! Thank you and more power!

[@moniquekelly1725]

Thank you for your insightful tutorials. Easy to understand, informative and delivered with the professionalism that is needed to compliment all learning within the medical field. Your tutorial videos are inspiring and appreciated, you are a credit to the professionalism of education in the medical field. Thanks again MK

[@StarBuilder222]

Hey dirty! You should add this video to your MSK/Derm playlist. Upper Extremity one is there but Lower Extremity one is missing from the playlist.

[@Hamzahahmed2016]

you are an amazing human being! thank you!

[@indiramassie6237]

You have saved my life!!!! Salvaste mi vida. Thank youuuuu. Gracias. Good bless. Dios te bendiga 🙌🏾🙏🏾

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One of the best USMLE channels!🌹👍

[@shayekhabedin4462]

these notes are GOLDEN! Thank you Legend!

[@MohammedFurqaanTransformer]

2:30 where video starts for old timers

[@helicart]

Very good video. I am an old physiotherapist, hospitals, private clinic, international sport. This is a great undergraduate overview. I actually had two patients in the last few weeks who had numbness in the prox anterolateral thigh. One was a 48yo male who went OCD with golf practice, smashing the ball for 3+ hours a day for 4-5 days. Some of his Lx discs and facet joints blew up, and no doubt his LFC (L23). I thought his thigh symptoms were all Lx somatic referred pain, but on a subsequent consult, I found strained TFL, RecFem and Sartorius....which were palpably corrugated as the swelling abated. The female I also thought had somatic referred from LFC irritation in Lx.....Her thigh muscles were NAD..... I did advise her the problem was weight related, but I had not thought of tight clothes compromising LFC. So thanks for the heads up.

[@jacobhernandez953]

great video! just helped me reinforce what i kind of knew, and recall what i had forgotten! thanks.

[@evanhanoun]

extremely helpful, thanks for the awesome video! Very useful to follow your videos while annoting your neumonics into FA

[@hoorainabbasi5011]

This is the best thing I found on Internet can you just make more videos on nerve injuries related to muscle weakness

[@bgiz5766]

Incredible. Thank you. Although, when considering the femoral nerve, should we not also include the medial and intermed cutaneous branches from the anterior division?

[@kwamhope55]

Thank you Dr. You save us time!

[@tahiafaruk128]

Thank you for such amazing videos! Love the teaching method!!! So freakin helpful! God bless you.

[@user-yehia]

You are breaking the hard topics down!

[@twistedoracle4555]

You should change your name to USMLE God

[@samirapagnaa5169]

Ohh yes! definitely

[@teacher8197garyrbc]

Haha

[@hennaalexander6778]

I agree too!

[@dahamvitarana]

Took the words right outta my mouth.. you are fantastic!!!

[@helloworld3026]

Before watching: 🤔really? After watching: U spoke my words!🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️This video is absolute legend!

[@imamsany9351]

If I am wrong then please correct me🙂 iliohypogatrsic root value is T12(little contribution) & L1(mainly) not T12-L2

[@usamakhalid8424]

You're correct

[@MarieArenbiCarillanes]

Were you the same person who in ninja nerds? The one who explained stroke syndromes in the circle of willis? You sound the same. Btw, this is awesome!!! :) You are a great help!!! :)

[@sivachaitanya2722]

The OG of usmle 🙌🏻

[@zaynabzsh3568]

your channel name should be marvelous medicine not dirty medicine!!! its a compliment . ☺☺

[@anonymous-user-2024]

Thank you for your videos. Can you recommend other resources for applied/clinical anatomy correlates for lower limb injuries etc..? Thanks

[@TechnixTeam]

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[@kafge7798]

No mention of gluteal & pudendal??

[@ramonetrowers9217]

God is truly an architect

[@akashmendha894]

Thanks

[@sadiaahmed1460]

Your videos are very informative, time saving and full of retaining knowledge. Thanks a lot, God bless you.

[@spideylover4105]

FFFFemoral nerve does the motions of a FFFFFront kick.

[@anushaaamir3522]

such a good video summarised tthe topic so well and made it so easy to learn

[@hijjabkhattak1588]

hats off......dear dirtyusmle.....love your work

[@melkamumitikie4771]

Thank you very much!!!

[@sallyalmobasher7858]

I think iliohypogastric origin is L1??

[@masterimbecile]

Femoral Front (anterior) thigh sensation Football (thigh flexion + leg extension = front kicking a football ⚽️ 🏈)

[@rohitduda6702]

Absolutely lifesaving video.

[@Sarrahkammal7]

Many thanks for this video 👍🏻👍🏻

[@NamanDShah]

Can you do a video on dermatomes?

[@armanigayle1018]

Quick and fast please

[@deletedaccount1513]

That was highly yielding 🙃 Thxxxxxx sooo muchhhh

[@salmantariq3118]

Anatomy final next week :p perfect timing :")

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merci beaucoup Meilleurs voeux 🌺🌺🌺🌺 thank you very much God bless you 🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@fariyaashrafkazi6185]

Thank you master!😊

[@khoatruong91]

which playlist should be ideal for massage therapy to revise the board exam? thanks

[@busraay2111]

Is n. Peroneus profundus (n. Fibularis profundus) the same nerve with the n. Tibialis anterior? Bc they innervate the same spot on the feet? im a little confused

[@zainawan1757]

Bro perfect timing

[@AndriiTumachok]

Excellent ❤

[@dr.shakya]

It saved me soo many hours of cramming anatomy.

[@solomonmpalanyi7226]

Awesome lower limb video sir. U nailed it

[@vikashkuhad1199]

Thanku so much very well explained please keep educating with dirty mnemonics😇

[@okk2101]

It's belong which playlist?

[@Mayavee617]

Thank you sir! ❤

[@Qoly2013]

Which playlist is this video under? I can’t find it in any of the playlists

[@1412Z]

Thank you

[@blushbrowne7800]

I had a bad chiro adjustment in July. the chiro manipulated the nerves in the back of my knee as I lay on my stomach. I began having foot pain. I now have pain in the part of my heel that is near the plantar fascia area. I've used kt tape and compression socks as well as Epsom soaks. I still have pain and wan to run again without pain. What can be done? What was likely damaged?

[@thepacemaker8165]

Really awesome details!!

[@doctora1110]

Very articulated 👌

[@Ruqaya_pearl]

As stiles once said "Thats was awesome.. Yes!"

[@medicallife3738]

You are life saver

[@hebamahmoud6914]

My mother had a surgery in abdomen...since that she cannot feel her leg around the tibial area and beneath.... Any help regarding this !? " Beneath the knees"

[@faezehabbasi1740]

awesome . that was incredible .

[@anandhaamalia1287]

big big thanks for you

[@SankethmaBandaranayake]

Really helpful thank you

[@JohnnyGarman]

the ILLioinguinal is usually an option for those questions. Just think hypogastric = suprapubic

[@vyshnavimahendran6083]

can't supracondylar fracture also cause a radial nerve injury ?

[@drgaurikumar9494]

Thanku 😊

[@razakhamani1091]

Great content , what about ilioinguinal branch ?

[@enajranza7678]

This is so good! 👌😊

[@SwagPanther69]

You’re the fucking best my man.

[@aishwaryabangaru]

You didn’t involve ilioinguinal nerve ?

[@nourlahham4833]

You are GREAT

[@hamidmohammad4420]

You are amazing❤

[@stephaniebachman9882]

This video is high yield

[@sewlikeapro]

So helpful!

[@punamkk8794]

Hello sir I have foot drop does it recover?? I had my surgery spinal surgery I have ces

[@gamaltaher9714]

Good, thanks

[@solortiz7049]

What if there's a fracture in Left iliac wing? Is it possible that the whole Left lower extremity will be damage or have symptoms of discomfort?

[@gufranahmad348]

Nice 👍 video

[@dobromiaannapiega880]

Dziekuję

[@sanjosedelight7217]

This is supper good

[@montigo2063]

Anatomy final next Tuesday - YeeHaw.

[@karl2016]

Missed L5/S1

[@mohammedrefat7828]

I love all the vedios.

[@JB-cn1if]

Can somebody teach me how to memorize the actions of the muscles? 😅

[@migs6869]

Just wow

[@hali8141]

Thankyouuu

[@najibaaah]

I think it would be easier if u add timestamp for each nerve

[@faezehabbasi1740]

Is it necessary to memorize the origin? T1 L1, etc

[@singingdoctors8044]

Awesome!!!