Sacrum anatomy

The sacrum is made up of 5 vertebral bones and might be the weirdest of all the vertebrae.
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One of the many reasons I enjoy these lessons is... They tend to have a perfect mixture of knowledge and comedy.

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I fell on my coccyx when I was 10 years old from a tree branch that was 8 feet off the ground and I feel the pain still today.

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Step by step, we are finding ourselves as endeared as you are with life ... both indoor and out. Gregory David and Sam Webster - reverence!

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Thank you so much for your videos. I do have to brag that I got a 10/10 in my intro level anatomy & physiology class and your videos played a great part in me actually achieving that, since our professor isn't used to teaching introductory classes and would often go into way too much detail than necessarily and that would only confuse me more. Lots of love from Serbia 💙

[@OliverLohse]

Sacroiliac Joint...Yes please! 🙋‍♂

[@keekee4697]

Im trying to investigate why my back hurts so much, after a long day being busy but especially when washing up after dinner puts me in alot of pain. I think as im standing in a position for a while. I apparently have slight scoliosis and whilst the pain is nearer the bottom of my spine i reckon its not my scoliosis. The pain gets so bad and if i put my back on one of my kitchen cupboard knobs where my sacrum is and push it slowly into that area hard enough so it almost feels like my pelvis moves position, it sends pain in my pelvis and abit in my leg but it relives the pain after. Very odd but i dont suppose that could be due to child birth could it? My scoliosis pain in my back years ago felt different and i couldnt stand up well i look like an old granny bent over walking about. I did have four big babies and tbh i dont recall ever having this certain problem before children. Saying that im getting older so cant rule out that either 🤣

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whoever designed this thing is a master engineer. Notice how bones last thousands of years unlike a mercedes benz chasis.

[@alanc6781]

Sam, you make it so interesting and understandable. Thank you.

[@kerithj6919]

A dedicated discussion on the sacroiliac joint is well worth the time. As you allude to, disorders of this area are important considerations in back pain. We can now use musculoskeletal ultrasound to guide palpation to distinguish the source of pain (for example, piriformis syndrome as opposed to SI joint dysfunction). Moreover, ultrasound can be used to guide the injection of steroid and anesthetic into the SI joint. It is truly amazing to witness the rapid improvement when I perform an ultrasound guided injection in patients with SI joint pain. I am grateful to you for refining my knowledge of this area.

[@andrew1981-j5q]

This is so useful, I have a lot more confidence in my spine after seeing this, thanks.

[@johnrains305]

Much thanks for your time investment in sharing. Great lesson.

[@hondo77]

You are the best,thank you so much ❤

[@vaibhavsrivastav1421]

Awesome Sir. Very much informative and detailed like always. Thank you.

[@mrswb3630]

You are a fantastic teacher!

[@JonHuhnMedical]

Can't thank you enough for posting this. The closeup shots of your models as well as your explanations, have been very helpful to my work!

[@wardrobelion]

Yet another great lesson 👍. I was unaware that the sacrum were separate vertebrae until we stop growing 😮…I always thought they fused very early on like the kneecaps (patella). I just assumed🙄that this came about when toddlers begin walking. Amazing stuff Professor Doc😊. Thank you for always being so thorough.

[@c165vin]

Thank you, at least i now have information about how my lower back and now my S joints and ligaments are supposed to work. Unfortunately my pain comes from both sides of the S joints to the end. The back pain was at first the l 4-5 joints and now travel deeper to the s joints. The pain is more intense to the point that both legs go numb and then it relaxes. I just had a appointment with my doctor and was impressed with the information that i have learned, THANK YOU.

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Pitch perfect delivery. Wonderfully explained. Thank you!

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Thanks for beautifull presentation, you are very helpful.

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incredibly underrated

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Video helps a lot Thank you

[@ronaldyudianto79]

Thank you Sam for learning these things

[@gregoryrichter57]

What a "sacral" video...

[@SoulGlowHealing]

This is excellent! I am learning biodynamic cranio sacral therapy and am going to be getting very intimate with the sacrum through my 2 years of study

[@barry_g8443]

Excellent Description.

[@kemishola1016]

Sam is hilarious 😂 Thanks for making Anatomy interesting! 🤗🤗🤗

[@d.m.dennis1615]

The little tailbone on the very end, if fractured; How to get treatment for pain before it gets worst. 🧐😔The doctor said well!... It's not broken. How can I get real help???😵

[@KROOF]

I don't know why I'm here... but now I am learning about the Sacrum. O v O

[@SUZABQ]

wonderful anatomy lesson.

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[@belgas3139]

👍🏼.....maybe one day will be video about rotation...?...🦶⛓🤓 Thanks for good explanation ❤ Scar Tissue. Adhesion. Fibrosis. “Knots”. Different words for the same concept of the dense, fibrous tissues that can form in our muscles and soft tissues....

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Saying thanks alot is not enough I ask Gad to protect you

[@jagadishchandran]

Beautifully designed to give details of Sacrum Anatomy. Good Demo. I enjoyed your video - Ph.D. Scholar Sir. 110222(0924)

[@muhammadahmed6038]

I subconsciously prayed for you! Thank you so much you are my favorite celebrity:)

[@ang6748]

I love that he always has an appropriate model for every aspect of the anatomy he wants to describe😀

[@reoproedros]

its probably the strong bone, not the holy bone . that which lasts , is holy in a way . greek are based on meaning of how an individual can know the world , latin are more centered around commerce and how people interact . (i read somewhere about it , i dont know latin , and i cant claim that i know greek that much , even that i am greek )

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Docteur help me😢 pudendal 😢😢😢

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Sooo... House MD is a real doctor

[@oprov46]

Thank you for your time sir! My question is - can inflammation on the nerves in that area cause pain in the content of the scrotum?...

[@jeffadams7134]

I am learning more here than I did in my university anatomy class! Thank you for your detailed demonstrations!

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Thanks from India

[@sellyselly8963]

Great video, looking forward to SI joint video 😊😊

[@JP-tg6lr]

So glad I came across this chat! Thank you!!

[@andrasdudas5084]

A shitty design, with disastrous consequences…

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Gracias Doc!

[@shulehr]

Interesing.

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Superb

[@Anatomical_Creature]

This came in time thanks a lot Sam !

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What an amazing demonstration ❤

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❤❤❤

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🙂Thank you🙂

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:)

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Having just had radio frequency ablation of L4,L5,S1 facets bc of back pain from delivering babies for 25 years , I truly appreciated this lecture:-) 👏⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@trevorbates9017]

As an old man who enjoys your videos, I too have a small imput on this subject. The sacrum is one of a number of relay stations into the bone marrow. A vital solution of liver bile/purified urine/oxygenated blood/hormones enter the spine here. It travels to the lumber spine and amplifies an imploding force that pulls even more of this solution into the lumber spine and passes it to the thoratic spine, where it is amplified again and pulled into the brain stem. It is all very complicated but with the help of Jesus Christ it becomes part of a whole, wonderful science.

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N4rcoprejidente kekas...destrozo todo

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Sottotitoli in Italiano grazie..?