Anatomy Of The Psoas & Iliacus Muscles - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim

[@DustyTail]

I love this guy’s stuff. Just awesome.

[@bkabstract187]

Thank you SO MUCH for this information. It’s incredibly useful for healing a minor psoas tear, from 6 months. ago. 🙏😮

[@Johnnyboybravo]

You are so knowledgeable and I hope one day I can find someone like you to help me find out why for the past 20 years I've been having so much pain in my lowback/hip area. I can't work or enjoy life without pain. I feel that my hip (mainly right side) is bruised/squeezed and sore. It hurts a lot after standing for awhile and if I sit down, it just feel sore. If I stay up late, it hurts a lot more and when I wake up, it takes me almost an hour or two to get comfortable to get out the bed. I'm in my 30's now... I want someone to free me so I can enjoy life and work. The handful of doctors I've seen never helped me and kept pushing therapy, but every time..no result.

[@Emma-pl9gt]

How are you today? I've had the exact same issue and feel exactly like you. It's been bloody miserable!!

​@@Emma-pl9gthow did you injure your iliacus? I did mine 3 years ago through a football injury and yes you're right, it's bloody miserable

[@dandanyu4769]

it looks like femoroacetabular impingement, FAI.

[@Unidentifying]

the hip is so damn interesting, and mysterious

[@brettshapiro6289]

Nice video. Thanks!

[@jessicavessica222]

this is very helpful..thanks for sharing

[@clsou3531]

Dr. Nabil does center and left paracentral disk herniation at l5 s1 compressing s1,s2 left nerve roots can affect the bladder ? It has any relation of incontinence?

[@ginoasci]

nice job doc

[@chudiergonywill6147]

Good job, clear , perfect good luck 🇪🇹

[@rashdahasan7135]

Thanks 👍 for such informative videos.l utilize this knowledge for my cupping therapy and it really works

[@said087]

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[@ranasardar4360]

Very nice video sent sir, thanks a lot

[@파송송계란-o2t]

Psoas is not the hip flexor, main is iliacus The functuon is stability for spine , it will activation both because stabilizer , not the mobilizaer

[@gezzapk]

Psoas major and iliacus work together and as stabilizers. The Psoas Major insertion runs into the femur so it's more involved with the integrity of connection between the trunk and the lower body. But hip flexion is only relevant during the initial part of the movement (raising the leg, walking up stairs) as it's mostly activated during the contraction

[@mohanadhussein5212]

Hi sir, how are you I hope you fine and save Are there videos about the following topics: -COXA VARA -Irritable hip(transient synovitis?) -Perthes' disease -Congenital talipes equinovarus (idiopathic club-foot) -Congenital vertical talus -Flat-foot in children and adolescents -Hallux valgus

[@MikhailGoncharov-tl4cr]

thanks it very interesting

[@marrakechcdtlaposte7063]

شكرا جزيلا لك

[@medicallecturesresercharti1181]

Very valuable vedio

[@Buddy4ever56]

Where is your office located

[@Unidentifying]

if anyone ever fixed the snapping hip syndrome please let me know

[@seanbaker8231]

someone just suggested 'pigeon pose' to help me stretch psoas!

[@babacruella1781]

If you have pain in the hip, leg, butt, it is absolutely impossible to make pigeon lose like all sites recommend. (((

[@Emma-pl9gt]

Pigeon pose is what likely caused mine! Don't do it.

[@胡鑫杰胡鑫杰]

Hi Professor, I am a post-graduate student majoring in sports rehabilitation in China, your video is great and I have learnt a lot from your videos. However there are a few videos about rehabilitation like this in Chinese websites, so I wanna ask if I could translate your videos into Chinese and post them on the Chinese video websites like Sina Weibo for free with your video‘s orginal link？

[@temtuapati]

Nice

[@fouadelashlam8699]

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[@natanugraha912]

My konten Nata Nugraha Oke brother and sister

[@henryong8458]

𝑉𝑀𝑇𝐹𝑅𝑉𝐸❤💀