Lumbar Spine Anatomy

[@lorijohnson9639]

Your anatomy videos are so helpful! I’m struggling understanding anatomy for my massage therapy test. This video along, with others that you have made have helped me tremendously! Thank you so much!

[@josephpaige3614]

BEST ILLUSTRATION of spine anatomy I've seen on KZbin or Google and I've seen plenty.

[@averagejoe7333]

This is the best explanation on the back anatomy that I have seen on KZbin. Thanks for the upload.

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[@ForeverChanged7]

After watching your content, I the lights went on for me. I realized That my Dr. Gas lit me on the exact location of the L1 and the L2. I fractured these two vertebrae in Dec. and have been pretty much bed ridden with pain and just the inability to hold my weight up because of these painful fractured. I do well to get to the restroom. In an instant this happened. I went from walking 6 miles a day, snow skiing, waterskiing tennis, no more play with my grandchildren.. Thank you for your videos. Sooo helpful.

[@zendoc49]

This is the best lucid video I ever heard on a complex medical topic. I cant wait to check out your other videos. Thank you a million times

[@daf827]

As someone who had an L1 to L5 laminectomy for spinal stenosis, I found this video fascinating 🙏

[@Ma93635]

Good Evening Dr. Dear and Revered Dr.Randale sechrest, First of all , I bring royal salute for your video presentation. Today evening, I saw your anatomy video. It is an amazing and wonderful explanation video. You are a good teacher to educate to initial medical students and also to educate those who are not studying in medicinal subjects. It was very helpful to all educated and uneducated people.

[@chaundasumara]

You are an excellent educator. Thanks for such a detailed, easily understood video

[@kodyandkara]

Thank you :) First year anatomy student. Ah it's nice to see some smart individuals on here not insulting each other like most youtube videos.

[@sari6522]

kody Auckland so you are fifth year student or maybe graduated 😁😁

[@draishwaryaa8242]

Amazingly done! Perfect & to the point!

[@kaizenweisz2120]

That was brilliant! Exactly what I was hoping to see (although I didn't realise it at the time). Great explanation and animation together for a well-paced description of the lumbar spine anatomy. Thanks to all for their efforts :)

[@nataliea149]

Your videos are fantastic. Great visuals and proper commentary, keep up the good work! :)

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[@donnathornburg2446]

Absolutely wonderful explalanion and visuals. Thank you

[@Raffa-SWR]

Beste anatomy video I've ever seen!!! Thank you.

[@JohnThor13]

I didn't study medicine, but as a proud owner of my own spine, i felt obligated to watch.

[@engin7787]

Every school leavers must have the basic knowledge of human anatomy, particularly the spinal column. I believe that which will prevent many unhappy life and suffering!

[@evan5854]

Hello sir.

[@mdouglaswray]

Beautiful graphics and lovely narration.

[@H.pylori]

Excellent explanation, good for the lay person as well as people like me in the medical field. I hope there are more of these.

[@jmarie370]

Love your video!!! Your voice is captivating and helpful to follow and understand. Thank you

[@dr.shrutisoni]

These videos from the medical field help me a lot.... Thanks a lot.

[@jamz.d3959]

Your voice demands learning. Thank you

[@nichmon3221]

Thank you Dr Sechrest. This really helped me to understand what is going on with the pain my back. For some reason, understanding it makes me feel better.

[@BAHDK]

That was an excellent demonstration

[@Manas-co8wl]

I had a lumbar 4 fracture and a ct scan after 3 months of conservative treatment showed that my bones are beginning to wedge without surgery. Specifically I had 3 cracks around the vertebral body, 2 at front and 1 at back(!). The 2 front ones are melding... the back not so much. However I seem to walk and sit just fine (I don't crouch or bend because I don't know what to expect.) without much back pain. Doctor said I can live my daily life now as log as I don't overwhelm my spine. Buy I'm still wary of that crack at the back. I also do have a slightly visible compression rate - I didn't ask exactly how much now I wish I did. All in all I will follow doctor's orders but I may have to be extra cautious.

[@cesarrodriguez-tw9bp]

Best anatomy 3D animation videos I've seen ...thanks a lot.

[@pmjoshi]

Superb video. Spine explained very well in shortest time. All other videos seen by me are more than 30 minutes.

[@samgardeniers]

Thankyou very much for helping me with my study sir!

[@georgefleming4956]

What a wonderful explanation for the layman/ laywoman. Thank you.

[@ArslanHashmi-y6w]

What a nice way to explain.

[@LANISPEAKERS]

amazing job, please keep sharing knowledge.

[@JustoDen]

Best video ive ever watch

[@csdrt20]

Excellent, love the 3D diagrams... it is very hard to get an understanding of a facet joint movement from a 2D image, but this really cleared it up, thank you!

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[@mohssenify]

how can this video have dislikes it merits trillions likes

[@rogerlehutsky7405]

very clear and concise explaination. One of the best! thank you.

[@thinkreal93]

This is a really great explanation. Thanks a ton !

[@drjyothiprakash4186]

Excellent presentation ,Really you are a great teacher. Thank you.

[@penumbranm]

Excellent presentation!

[@smuccilicious]

Wow this video is simply amazing!

[@ZonkedSardar]

duuuuude wish i could give you a million views, your videos are just...damn good!

[@revinger1]

refresh the page million times

[@sandywalters1379]

Thank you so much... this was so well done.

[@adarshsingh9231]

Always thinking about L1 or L5.. First time very clear

[@bhaleraods]

explained outstandingly in simple manner, gr8 video

[@AnandVL]

Ca't help but admire natural engineering

[@fishsauce2221]

Evolution and natural selection have nothing to do with engineering.

[@bboss7874]

I don't believe this was by accident🤔

[@lynguy439]

@@bboss7874 I know it was not. It's mathematically improbable. But many would believe otherwise not in the science.

[@bboss7874]

@Jakson1936 Higher Power¿? Yes.🤔

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@Jakson1936 well your obviously “brilliant “ and got it all figured out 🤨

[@dhall10067]

When I was 4 broke right femur and hip, vertebrate was twisted 180 degrees and as I grew to full size bent to right. Right leg was shorter from impacting resulting in slightly longer right foot upon full body growth.

[@sonjadelbello]

Thank you for that explanation 🙏🏻

[@sskk5189]

Nicely Explained Sir. Thanks

[@saadbodla]

I AM A PATIENT OF LOWER BACK PAIN , THANKS A LOT FOR THIS VIDEO ...

[@handiman5]

Great teaching video! I use it with my tai chi for health students. It's an invaluable learning tool!

[@totallypowned]

Your videos are excellent. I wish there was a thoracic spine animated anatomy video! that would complete this playlist! (fingers crossed)

[@alinajmi4004]

Excellent presentation

[@pinktrosesable]

Excellent video

[@xarlivincent]

Fantastic- factual, visibly very clear.. incredibly helpful (have watched all videos on joints). Do you have a video on the occipital-atlanteal joint? I couldn't see one... Many thanks

[@studysongz19]

Awesome video! Just dropped a spine song this weekend!

[@LK-dm7kx]

Excellent explanation. Thank you.

[@karjunreddy]

Awesome tutorial for life ! Thanks Randale.

[@steves3948]

Great video.

[@gaganDhillon22g]

Awesomely explained

[@mlawdawg]

excellent video. thank you!

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[@mahdivrahat3712]

I cannot thank you enough for this video.

[@jalalsadeghi66]

A wery well presentation on spine lumbar vertebras

[@mikko_musik]

Truly Fantastic!!

[@takeUSback2024]

Excellent video!

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Great tutorial

[@ReverusN]

Excellent descriptive illustration : )

[@mariapetean1303]

Excellent video! Thanks!

[@lonnacamp2121]

Great video! Wow. So good.

[@nidhismiley2936]

Great and very useful video.

[@hansavaid1269]

Thank u soo much for explaining

[@yogamayauvita]

awesome video! thank you again for your videos!

[@MJQL]

Crystal clear!

[@mauryrondone2053]

THIS IS AWESOME! Thank you very much

[@rauldejesus4691]

excellent video.

[@Familyhouse1215]

excellent video

[@shekarrrapelly]

such a great explaination.

[@jiangna1981]

Thank you - this is really helpful!

[@koyabakawa]

i don't understand, why would this video have dislikes ??

[@OURadQueen]

If you are taking an anatomy class and looking for information on anatomy of the spine/vertebrae, as suggested in the title, this is only marginally useful. I also believe that the proper terms for the curvatures of the spine are lordotic and kyphotic. Excessive curvature in those regions is termed lordosis and kyphosis. Not enough to give a "dislike," but I wouldn't give it a "like" either. For patient information, it is probably adequate.

[@propersquat8770]

akee loso Lot of Thoracic fans out there I guess.

[@BPantherPink]

akee loso: 'Cause they have no spine :-)

[@mohdismail3334]

Because there r sence less🤯.🤭

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[@BPantherPink]

The 83 people right now, who don't like this video have no spine !!

[@harshaprabhag.s6948]

Good video.

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LOL

[@smuccilicious]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@thailaoder]

Wow it’s great video ever Thank you sir!!!

[@beckerekzrenjanin2731]

Thanks for explanation.

[@musasultan4793]

thank you doctor

[@marzlittle]

Excellent video... Thank you for the video.

[@KarenDodo9]

I have just fractured the 'transverse process' in my lumbar spine in a horse riding accident, but you did not mention these in the video, can you outline where they are and what they are for please

[@lisalisa6613]

Remember my subject in college of nursing human anatomy and physiology.

[@Muuip]

Great visualization well synchronized with concised informations. Pleasant clear narrative. Great presentation, many thanks!

[@1q2w3e4r5t6zism]

The vertebral bodies are not called L1 to L5, which characterize the spinal nerves. This mistake is made again and again - especially by radiologists.

[@rejivarughese7893]

Good presentation

[@nimbarkhirenkumar1226]

Sir, how i come to know how joints work in vertebrae and how it can move. HOW STRONG WILL BE THE RUBBARY MATERIAL THAT ABSORBS SHOCK, THANK YOU SO MUCH. I am not medical student, just practicing yoga, Kindly show that major three nervs (which is symbolised in Yoga as Ida, Pingla...) which extend from head to base( cocyx region) And please show it's location. It will be a great help.

[@Fubblin]

Thank you for this. I can use this information to work with my doctor on isolating my back pain.

[@ackahattobrah4381]

Ur good, u have given me clear understanding thanks

[@themax_99]

We want more videos from you sir please.

[@deborabatista9383]

Wow! Helped me a lot!

[@TheBeckyMc]

thank you for the tonne of knowledge!

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So helpful, Thank you.

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Thanks for this vid.

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Thank you!

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Thank you so much 😊

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Thank you very much

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Awesome! I always wonder how it works, but now you answered it, please take all my likes! XD

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Nice informative videos

[@محمودمنير-ت3ق]

So good thanks