Muscles of the Leg - Part 2 - Anterior and Lateral Compartments - Anatomy Tutorial

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haha, yes sorry about the random background noises - this was recorded from a hotel somewhere in Borneo, was probably a rare exotic bird of some kind...

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One dimensional textbook?

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​@@Anonymous-jf7oq they meant 2 dimensional

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[@meocats]

superficial fibular branch ->lateral compartment deep fibular branch -> anterior compartment extensor retinaculum holds extensor tendons in place -fibularis longus; lateral head of fibula to distal cuneiform and 1st metatarsal -fibularis brevis (deep); lateral lower 2/3 fibula to 5th metatarsal lateral base -extensor hallucis longus; medial interosseus membrane +medial fibula to base of distal phallanx of great toe -extensor digitorum longus; medial surface of proximal tibia, lateral condyle of tibia, hallucis longus, to bases of intermediate and distal phalanges -fibularis tersius: distal surface of medial fibula, to medial base of 5th metatarsal

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[@reshu9802]

Where is tibialis anterior?

[@ElectroTechnoWorld]

Why did I just find these videos on the day before my exam!! These videos are so much better then my lectures!! Your very clear, easy to understand and really good at presenting each muscle. Thanks!!

[@mittens0212]

Im a medical student and these videos have been amazing for orienting everything and learning the muscles. Thank you so much!

[@palaksharma1777]

At 1:12 you say that the DEEP branch or the common perineal nerve supplies the ANTERIOR compartment. And at 1:30 you say that the ANTERIOR compartment is supplied by the SUPERFICIAL branch. You're right the first time. Please check this. Great videos btw. :)

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Yes, it should be corrected

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Me too...you've pretty much been better than any MSK lecturer I've had so far!

[@Anatomyzone]

haha yes I did say that twice for some reason - thanks for pointing that out, I will add a correction in for that now!

[@ghazalaiftikhar3903]

Very good illustrations of muscles!

[@012sidhu]

Between 1:00 and 1:15 you said that the superficial branch of the common fibular nerve supplies the lateral compartment, whilst the deep branch supplies the anterior. Then between 1:25 and 1:40 you say that both compartments are supplied by the superficial branch Your tutorials are nevertheless very helpful :)

[@aquarius19.99]

Deep peroneal nerve anterior compartment Superficial peroneal nerve lateral compartment Posterior compartment tibial merve

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[@Soulreaver37]

I've been watching a lot of your videos from MS system. They are very clear and I like your speed a lot. So thank you very much. Hopefully this will help me revise for my spotters! Just to point out I think you said superficial branch of common fibular nerve twice accidentally around 1.29, but I'm sure everyone knows you meant Deep branch of common fibular nerve! :D I wish I saw your videos earlier! would have helped me memorize better from lectures.

[@medskylinemedicose]

Correction @1:28 ..deep branch of common peroneal/fubular nerve (ant compartment)

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[@towardsallah708]

Correction 1:46 Anterior compartment is supplied by the deep brach of common fibular nerve not superfacial

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Thanks a lot for your great work.......I just hoped you could upload tutorials about the blood supply..... I don't want to move around between so many channels.Thanks again

[@kristisitka]

Thank you so much for posting this! It is extremely helpful!!

[@praisegodyougha7138]

Thanks for the video 💯 At one point around 1:29-1:35, you made a mistake of saying 'Superficial branch of common peroneal nerve for the anterior compartment' rather than 'Deep'.

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Smoothly explained.... Interesting.... Loved it 😍

[@oge6655]

great video, but at 1:33, I think you made a mistake. You said the anterior compartment was supplied by the superficial branch of the common fibula nerve. However, the anterior compartment is supplied by the deep branch of the common fibula nerve. Correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks

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[@advadhuta]

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[@missyb9526]

The anterior compartment is innervated by the deep fibular (peroneal) nerve not the superficial branch..😊 but great vid! Simple and straight to the point

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I couldn't understand muscles of the leg however now I do perfectly I have a favour to ask if next time you could add the artery supply that would be great thanks!

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Superb explanation…

[@michaeloverman6750]

At 01:31 when you say 'these muscles are supplied by the superficial nerve' in relation to the anterior compartment. Is that meant to be the deep nerve? Thank you.

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[@ButeBoy]

Did the model actually misplace the tendon of the peroneus longus or is that were it sits and the groove is for something else?

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[@jessli5893]

** the anterior compartment should be supplied by the deep fibular nerve

[@dianashaw5029]

Did I hear correctly? at first we are told the deep branch of the peroneal nerve serves the anterior compartment, then 2 mins later we are told the superficial peroneal serves the anterior, which is correct please?

[@TheMishmisheh]

Thank you! I know the names of all the muscles in the leg but I'm having serious trouble identifying them and their attachments...they are very random and very complex....is there an easy way to remember where these muscles attach?

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