Muscles of the Arm

[@samanthakyger2900]

when making videos like these Doc, could you please include the hand in the frame so lateral and medial orientation is more obvious

[@SusanVictoria]

Thank you for doing so much more than my professors. THIS is how you make connections and actually understand the material.

[@salmasi4691]

Hi Susan I am glad to hear that the video was helpful. Continued good outcomes in school for you. Be well

[@frednichols2978]

Thank you for explaining this. I finally understand all the muscles in the arm.

[@airinacan1]

Great teacher! Wish my instructor explained the muscles as well as you did.

[@JannyMaha]

Wow. You must be everyone's favorite professor. I'm not here to study for a test, but if I were I'm sure I'd pass with your exceptional explanation of what muscle is where! Your voice is so soothing and relaxing -always a big plus before a test! Then you!

[@SarahS-p9r]

Thank you. This helps a lot. However, it would be nice if the camera showed the entire hand and a small portion of the upper arm. Thank you!

[@susanmuriuki5655]

I thought arms muscles are difficult to understand until I came across this .....thank you

[@MoniBrice]

I just the patients in which he teaches! Thank you so much, I have a practical on Tuesday and the arm muscles are such a headache for me, but you definitely have helped my anxiety lol

[@calebryant6663]

Dr. Masi, Thank you for all of your teachings. I work for a medical clinic & I was wondering where you purchase all of your anatomy models?

[@beetaylor9260]

All of your videos are very helpful, have great detail and at a great pace! Thank you!

[@zararofficialsinging4333]

Great Sr you have deliver good

[@grant4360]

Was this narrated by Toby from the office? In all seriousness though, thanks. Very helpful

[@rasolove3]

Thank you so much !!!! Very helpful

[@vedichealer]

Great....brilliant explanation

[@prettyfaerie7]

thank you for this video

[@Thundertrooper10]

Fantastic video thanks so much !!!!!

[@rashidabbasi1582]

Its vry helpfull.. JAZAK ALLAH

[@meaghanjack5643]

Thank you!

[@nicolesteiner3172]

Is the supinator deep to the extensor digitorum?

[@thiriwin4016]

Thank u Professor

[@shin_yu_ri]

혹시 한국버전이 있을까요?

[@Destrada1225]

Did he say A.B.ductor? I was so confused

[@ale347baker]

I heard that from a classmate who's taken an anatomy class before. My teacher has an Indian accent, and if she would say ab duct and ad duct I would not confuse what she was saying! Lol

[@Destrada1225]

@@ale347baker the way he said it actually helped me on the exam. I remembered how he said it so oddly and got the answer right

[@princemensah3458]

Nice video

[@hansero7244]

Very helpful

[@jojong3765]

转发者 有福气 幸福滴人 😄😃😄😄

[@moamalhaddad6484]

❤️

[@JJ-ko8gp]

No offense but wow Doc doesn't know proper abduction/flexion/extension of the pollicis... anyone else notice this?

[@klinn2164]

forearm 2:30

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