Lower Limb Arteries Overview - 3D Anatomy Tutorial

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[@temtuapati]

Abdominal aorta -> common iliac -> internal + external iliac ->external iliac -> common femoral -> 1. Profunda Femoris, 2. Superficial Femoral Artery (SFA) -> SFA -> Popliteal -> Ant + Post tibial -> Ant Tibial -> Dorsalis Pedis; Post tibial -> Plantar plexus

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The best overview of lower limb artery. Must see if you are med student.

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excellent...but @4:42 do you mean MEDIAL plantar artery (instead of lateral)

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I just noticed that at 2:58 it's not gastrocnemius muscle but soleus :) however the explanation is simple and easy to follow!

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Thanks Peter! Can you also make one on lower limb innervation?

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Really nice and straightforward explanation, I just want to point out that at 2:58 you refer to the soleus as gastrocnemius.

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I feel myself lucky enough to find your videos at the start of my 1st year mbbs I've done lower limb very well Hopefully I'll do upper limb even better cz now I know how to study anatomy. Can someone suggest me a good easy anatomy book for a review like containing tables n flow charts

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[@DannyMercer1993]

Great video, as ever. As a fellow anatomist, I would go along with Moore et al and say that we need to STOP saying SFA. It is a deep artery, and yes differentiation from PFA is vital, but still ...it can lead to real confusion, especially with compartments etc. The SFA is not a superficial artery, rather it is superficial relative to profunda femoris - be careful!

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Please do a video on clinical anatomy of lower limb... All the defects and all.. You'll get a topic for video and we'll learn a lot from that Peter... Thanks

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Great and helpful video as always! One issue, the medial and lateral plantars are switched in colour (I think)

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Plz make video of internal & external iliac artery

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[@yamsfordena1205]

4:19 shows lateral plantar art in green on the inside of foot and medial plantar art on outside?

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Isn't it supposed to be the opposite

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[@harveyleander9256]

Bit confused, does the lateral plantar artery anastomose with the deep plantar artery to form the deep plantar arch. I thought it would be the medial plantar artery due to the deep plantar a. running between 1st/2nd metarsals. Thanks

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Harvey Leander This clears it up actually, thanks upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3e/Gray555.png

[@dndamj2855]

the lateral plantar artery(which passes behind and inferior to the lateral malleloi) anastomosis with the Dorsalis pedis artery(which passes between the 1st and the 2nd metatarsals) to form the plantar arch :)) i know that you were asking a year ago, but that alright :))

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2:56 that’s soleus muscle not gastrocnemius

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