Hip Examination - Orthopaedics

[@sylviamyers3393]

Best video I have seen on this subject. Clearly explained in a beautiful scottish accent.

[@budh1477]

Agree

[@SandS72]

Yes!

[@spyderaikid]

All of your videos (which I have seen so far- and I'm sure the others are too!) are brilliant, and informative to the right degree! Extremely helpful for OSCE's. Thank you and keep up the good work.

[@shubhamkumarsingh8818]

Her voice is so relaxing 😌

[@MuthoniMinaKimani]

This is a wonderful and very informative video. Thank you!

[@shehzadali1084]

U,,

[@dineshchand4833]

Really

[@curtisdrago]

Don't know why I'm here, but the voice sounds so nice.

[@alexlaz5157]

Her voice is annoying asf

[@henryk8675309]

Watch this with no sound. Very strange. Anyways, great video, very informative.

[@umokaybutwhy]

i think the trendelenberg test is wrong. the patient pushes the hand down on the ipsilateral side because the contralateral hip is dipping downwards, the patient compensates by pushing his body on the ipsilateral side to lift their contralateral hip. You would be right if you said the hip moves downward on the contralateral side while palpating for the hip itself, not the hands.

[@TheDoctorsk]

Body tilts on ipsilateral side to shift the centre of gravity on same side to avoid falling.. similarly the contralateral hand pushes down in order to lift the contralateral side up which is not being supported by the faulty abductors on the other side.. this is done to shift the centre of gravity to the same side where the body is tilting.. so the video is right.

[@AHABBAKA252727]

Brilliant, and informative. Thank you and keep up the good work.

[@arnabsinha5408]

Can you please elaborate 4.00-4.15? Very helpful video. Thank you🙏

[@madeshswamy7208]

From karnataka. Sir my problem is Lumber spondylosis Diffuse posterior disc bulge with small fissural tear at L4/L5 causing indentation of traversing nerve roots and Broad based posterocentral and bilateral paramedian disc herniation at L5/S1 causing moderate compression of traversing nerve roots more left side. Pls help me sir doctor told surgery but i don't like sir pls give me sugestions

[@derm.miss97]

Isn't apparent length measured from umbilicus to medial malleolus??

[@draruchamy2152]

We don't use umblicus as it is mobile We must use a fixed bony point above hip ( Xiphi sternum)

[@derm.miss97]

@@draruchamy2152 thanks

[@saudhelal2295]

if the femur is short and the shorter leg lies lower, then the shortening is below the knee. if the tibia in the shorter leg lies further back than the other leg the shortening is above the knee. What is that !!!

[@simontcm]

I had trouble understanding this too. I can vaguely visualise what she means, but I'd prefer a clarification. Thanks! Otherwise, great video.

[@arnabsinha5408]

I replayed this part 4 times!

[@derm.miss97]

Even I have a problem to understand this part. Otherwise a great informative video

[@FatimahA]

You need to know which bone is shorter.. The femur or tibia. The tibia bone is below the knee and the femur is above it. That's it.

[@DocAbly]

Excellent video, thank you!

[@RishiPurkayastha-it4jz]

Should resisted movement be tested on the bed? should active abduction, adduction and rotation of the hip be tested?

[@Mrluckyjo]

07:24 - "opps, not there"

[@AHABBAKA252727]

What a great guy you are

[@JuanLopez-xq7ox]

Se le andaba moviendo la mano para otro lado jajaja en todo el video se le iba la mirada

[@ifeanyip.okpala1600]

Wonderful

[@Starpepper851]

Very useful , thank you .

[@pparry]

3:50, "ummmmm should I just reach down on the hog and grab that tape measurer in the name of medical science?"

[@Letitflow26]

are u gay

[@이재형-b2n]

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[@Srivishnutejas]

Thank you

[@mohitbhagwat8464]

Madem ji kya hum Hindi mein baat Kar Kar skte h kya tell me please this problem is me please please

[@ragdianful]

very helpful video, thanks 4 shared it!

[@bella-yn6oy]

in leg length dicrepancy ,the apparent length shouldnt be fom the umbilicus not the xiphisternum!?

[@derm.miss97]

Yes I have the same doubt

[@ahmedkhalid1952]

The umblilcus is mobile so we need a fixed bony landmarke.

[@srilathapakala8321]

Thank you so much :)

[@josejase1163]

shes so pretty

[@hihiacc9523]

🥴

[@QURANEKARIM852]

really since yesterday I am facing same problem what should I do , any contact number or hows I can adjust my self any first add excersise please

[@rudran1008]

Wonderful Explanation.. if you would have Showed the Place with a Arrow Mark So that it would be Great.. Thank you.👍

[@jwithlove4232]

*The patient is already errected by the examination*

[@shivsenaekvaadal665]

Patient tried his best to be in control. If I would have been there.. Physiotherapist would have been enjoyed a lot.. For sure

[@prafulherode7819]

You haven't talked about squaring of the pelvis in the entire video .

[@sabinregmi8033]

Beautiful

[@sylviahappner1893]

thanks for this instruction!

[@r.h.lsinghbisht1621]

Mujhe bhi chalne m aise he chal aati h mujhe 6month pahle hip pain hua tha m ne ignore kiya or running or exercise kar di jiske karan meri bhi condition aisi he ho gai h kaafi dawai or test karwa chuka hu kuchh kash aram nahi h

[@kirukirank9746]

what was the 3rd type gait mentioned here?( other than antalgic , trendenberg gait)

[@OxfordMedicalVideos]

Hi Kiru, Is there a timestamp you're asking about?

[@kirukirank9746]

Oxford Medical Education 2:03sec

[@OxfordMedicalVideos]

Ah, it's a description of the Tendelenburg gait - she describes it as 'waddling'. Hope this helps.

[@bluemanchestercity]

Waddling gait.

[@drbonolob.mhaladi6749]

Apparent leg length is measured from the umbilicus. Not xyphi sternum.

[@sharaddahal1553]

umbilicus position can vary due to infections or mode of cutting of umbilical cord during birtg hence xiphisternum is the gold standard

[@simontcm]

Here here!

[@Malhaditta]

thanks guys!

[@Protantagonist]

Who is she???

[@nicksalve246]

My leg is getting out of its regular walk. N shows pain

[@budh1477]

Doctor looks very cute

[@CiCLoDoL]

3:50 she almost touched it.

[@guri009bajwa1]

CiCLoDoL haha

[@DrRam1985]

beautifully performed, well explained but whats with the boxers?!!!

[@bipulprasadray5495]

She is indian

[@siggiove4849]

How could this happen!

[@mrbungholio9573]

Nailed it

[@echomike362]

awkward but informative

[@DorianGrayism]

Thanks.

[@TheLukejitsu]

1:11 awkward

[@JuanLopez-xq7ox]

3:12 se le queda viendo el nepe jaja

[@lokjee]

beautiful

[@mrRubal100]

You know its a safety fail if the patient is walking in his/her socks ?

[@bbujakowski]

reduced internal rotation is what? 7:15

[@OxfordMedicalVideos]

"...is an early sign in osteoarthritis"

[@kasino200259]

Am having the same problem problem but am in ghana

[@xasandoodi2022]

She is performed well, she is really herro

[@aj9583]

Owww beautiful girl...

[@sunnythorat6929]

I need u ,u help me

[@triplejeevan9266]

How to relief knee and shin bone pain I am sports man I am triple jump event

[@gauravmittal2784]

She looks indian

[@gopik3768]

I want to have this treatment, share contact

[@FatimahA]

It's not treatment. It's examination :/

[@snqobilemhlungu9554]

perfect i like

[@tahaaj6656]

just want to marry the girl with that sound

[@kinnadang8826]

B

[@muffinmuffins3697]

Nice.n.like

[@anilm3332]

India hi

[@linopacoloco]

aqt 3:49............ops...i did it again :p

[@jbravo172]

😁😁😬😬😬

[@dineshchand4833]

Boys Banana no Stand up 😃😂

[@guillermosanchez1964]

Tredelenburg* test and sign

[@melvinjohn614]

i wish i would be there on that bed omg gosh........

[@philchickenfingers1190]

Wtf

[@My03Tundra]

EVERYONE has one leg that is longer than the other.

[@weldywiel6445]

native english is better in medic tutorial... hit #like if u agree

[@dineshchand4833]

Really

[@aj9583]

Cant hear a thing.... Feel like i am deff.... Lucky that i am not blind... I see only her.... Extremly beautiful... My cleopatra...lov u..