Scapulothoracic joint: Muscles and nerves

[@jagatsinhparmar2344]

Anatomy was never fun before. Your way of explaining and putting all things together is outstanding sir. Thank you for this great content!

[@samwd5039]

I don't have medical background but people lile you makes me learn more and explore new knowledge in life Thank you

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Thanks Sam

[@KUCaldog187]

Thank you so much, this video helped me identify shoulder and neck pain ive been trying to maasage for almost a year, this helped me realize how big the trap is along with the layers and interconnection of muscles...I just needed massage deeper tissue and also around...my pain has finally subsided after 1 week of constant deep rolling and massaging and strength has already improved!

[@kabe6146]

The best teacher on youtube. God bless you

[@Weiyang5268]

👌👍👍🤗Excellent!🤗👍👍 🌹1:17 肩胛骨只透過肩峰鎖骨關節、鎖骨，而和身體中軸骨架構成骨與骨方式的連結。其餘都是透過各組肌肉筋膜(1:20斜方、提肩胛、菱形肌、前鋸肌、胸小肌)附著到中軸骨，來將肩胛骨懸吊在後胸壁。 🌹#斜方肌1:36 2:28 透過附在外側肩胛嵴、肩峰、鎖骨外緣的部分，做出聳肩動作。 2:32 透過附在肩胛嵴中段的部分，參與菱形肌，做出內收肩胛動作。 2:53 透過附在肩胛嵴內側的部分，做出下拉depress肩胛骨的動作。 當外中內側一齊收縮時則呈現3:25 肩胛骨upward rotation 🌹4:23 #提肩胛肌 4:39 收縮時作出提起肩胛內緣動作，也參與和上斜方外側部分的聳肩。 🌹4:47 #小大菱肌 5:07 收縮則做出retract或Add內收肩胛的動作。 🌹6:29 #前鋸肌

[@alexmcintosh5755]

Another great presentation in the series, only discovered this channel 1 video back and i'm excited to see more.

[@anjanikumargolla1049]

Hi sir, the minute I saw your video...I got only one thought in my mind...you are the true anatomist.....I've seen many anatomy videos on YT few mention the muscles, few origin and insertion , and very few tell actions because it's tough to comprehend soo much ....but yours is the only channel where I have gained understanding 🙏

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Anjani kumar Golla thank-you for your kind words

[@nuwan007lk]

I wish we had videos like this when we were medical students. Absolutely superb... 👍

[@Dazyredfox87]

I'm only at 2:32 so far & am so damn impressed with the way you're explaining this topic! I wanna be your student!!!! I could listen to you forever & always be interested. Good job 🙇

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Thank-you!

[@pinacolada111]

thats what i thought tooo!!!

[@kirstieangeliponte9987]

You make learning so easy and inspiring! Thank you so much, you are a blessing!

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Thank-you Kirstie

[@frankmontez6853]

I'm watching this because I hurt myself. Trying to understand what happened. I have very limited range of motion. I was reaching towards something then pulled back too quickly. I was thinking of going to the doctor but I'll see if it gets better with some rest.

[@alexaang9814]

@@frankmontez6853 Are you better now?

[@frankmontez6853]

@@alexaang9814 no not really. It might be progressively getting worse my arthritis . Some time after this injury happened they took x-ray and found a piece of loose bone and arthritis.

[@frankmontez6853]

@@alexaang9814 well from my original statement , from almost no range of motion to present condition yes I've much more range of motion. But it's nowhere near what it was my strength and range from before. And as of now , seems like my other arm which is doing more to compensate might be getting worse. I think it's possibility arthritis in that one. I'm pretty sure I've got it in other joints like my right knee. No longer doing as much manual labor which most likely contributed to all this. Now , I'm employed primarily in non manual work. But I need to find a bit more work .. Have a good amount of debt.

[@Me_ThatsWho]

I wish you had been my teacher in elementary school. Would have surely wound up more fascinated with the body than the mind. My studies now are supratentorial :)

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Wow, thank you!

[@namjoonsdesciple5141]

No amount of thankyous can represent how thankful we are... but still , thankyou so much sir💜💜🙌

[@potapotapotapotapotapota]

excellent, seeing the serratus anterior from a bird's eye view really helps you understand protraction and retraction better

[@ImSASIWIMOL]

Why i just found this video!!! Really impressed! Keep doing teacher. I’ll watch all of your video!

[@queensheba9792]

Beautifully done, especially the explanation of the innervations from the brachial plexus

[@briansullivan767]

Dr. Morton, you are a legend. I’ve recommend your channel to others in my PA class and we agree your content has improved our grades. Your “Big Picture Anatomy” textbook is also amazing. You are a high yield teacher, which is mandatory with the pace of PA school. Thank you. Also, you have a voice for radio. Maybe consider a podcast if you haven’t already?

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Hahah thanks Brian. I am thrilled the videos have been helpful

[@JodyLeeSchroeder]

great video brother - you have a lovely way of breaking things down

[@ArianaBryant99]

Helpful to now see how my neck and middle back pain are connected with the muscles

[@Duckguts1]

How amazingly you make topics easy & intresting...i never thought before that anatomy is so conceptual...Thank you loads☺ & Best wishes

[@McKayGolfWorkouts]

Great video, thank you for sharing information with the world. I will be looking at many other of your videos in the future, Cheers!

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Awesome, thank you!

[@janem.783]

Awesome! I am so happy to watch this video. I will have a test next week about this joint muscles and actions. It will help me a lot. :)

[@pinacolada111]

very well explained and visual aids help even better! thank you and may God bless you!:)

[@franciscojaviersobrinomeji587]

Perfecto muy bien hecho y la gran explicación gracias

[@amirahosnyibrahim3869]

you are a blessing! helped me so much and cut down my study time by loads ! thank you!! do more videos please.

[@JKwiatkowski94]

All i can say is "wow" and "thank you"

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

+Jason K Thank-you Jason.

[@BlueLineofthesky]

I just love these videos!

[@parthasen3486]

What a wonderful presentation..

[@goldenform3559]

This video sent me into euphoria. Thank you for such detailed explanation

[@franciscojaviersobrinomeji587]

Perfecto excelente. Gracias

[@anaquintero5279]

This is an amazing video!!!!! Thank you!!!!

[@elanuralper]

this is amazing i cant thank you enough

[@asruz87A]

Wow! What a lesson! Great!

[@sarahkausalik9109]

Hi David! I absolutely love your videos and have been sharing them with classes I’m teaching as I believe they do such an amazing job of explaining everything. I’d love to see a video of all 17 muscles that attach to the scapula! I’ve found 12 between this video and another… still missing the other 5.

[@adrianadelapena2454]

Awesome❤

[@VEMonline]

Good work, sir!

[@asitmc]

amazing as always

[@raquelsparemberger3247]

Thank you so much for sharing this content

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

It's my pleasure

[@DanielFam-g7j]

this is amazing

[@whatrtheodds]

Platunim presentation!

[@claus1225]

can you damage nerve when you have trigger point injections in the lower shoulder blade near armpit area? I have been suffering for months and no one believes my pain.

[@sarahasan275]

I really wish I saw this earlier

[@sam111880]

Its amazing we only have the one clavicle bone and just muscles holding up the whole structure/attaching it to the body of the skeleton/ as you call it axial skeleton. Curious what attaches the hip bone to the axial skeleton more precisely it looks to be alot of lat muscles maybe , erector spinator. Its hard to so more precisely yet how the tail bones connected completely to the hip... so if you got a video on that i hope to come across it.

[@okoronkwogift8635]

Thank you

[@saraa2147]

I love you.

[@postnatalmotcoach1006]

Thanks for this , if there is a nerve problem can symptoms mimic a stroke? Dizziness, eye spasm, tingles in Finer’s on both hands and pain at upper back. Both sides of my clients head are affected and the heart has been ruled out , i feel its similar to this... and compromises in the spine causing symptoms

[@Flyerviitorul92]

'Look at this : SHIING' :D Thank you.

[@lizsalas2490]

Hey I love your video!! Could I ask what kind of software do you use to animate your videos? I am trying to find a reliable tool to teach anatomy to my students as well. I would really appreciate your help!! :) Thanks in advance.

[@elitefitness1797]

Bravo !

[@gymnasticlife1788]

Question ~ on the winged scapula test.. If I as a patient can not feel my serratus anterior muscle in order to use it and push against the wall.. Is there another test? Will this one even be accurate?? Thank you for the info!

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

The patient does not need to feel the muscle to contract ... the movement itself (pushing against the wall) sets in motion tension on tendons and ligaments, which ultimately recruits the serratus anterior muscle to contract.

[@hardikparekh7631]

awesome...

[@merocode1821]

your videos are amazing nd easy to understand pls what question bank do u recommend for students to practice with

[@KrishnaSingh-gn8fe]

🙏🙏

[@txaitxaitxai]

Is it just me that feels disturbed by that super high sacrum and the missing L4 and L5?? My brain is so distracted imagining the illiac spines tucking into the ribcage!!! I absolutely love this channel but am so surprised by this.

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

You are so true ... how is it that i have never noticed how wrong that image is! I don't even know how that image got messed up. Good catch.

[@posled]

GOLD!!! Thx

[@panchui4]

amazing

[@meetoobs]

This is awesome, do you have these videos in note form to annotate?

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

+Simon Yes ... how would you like me to send it to you?

[@JinLyi]

+The Noted Anatomist can i have the notes too? [e-mail] thank you so much!

[@sapphire1028]

If its not too much of a hassle, could i ask for some notes too? Upper and lower limb? Please? Thank you :) [e-mail] :) P.s. Thank you so much for the vids, you're a blessing.

[@ld1667]

Is it possible to send them to me too? :) Thanks in advance! My email: [e-mail]

[@sks2462]

Can you still send them , sir?

[@william8654]

I fell on ice and hurt my left shoulder a year ago. Ever since at night the thumb and first two fingers go numb when I am sleeping. Wondering now if the generates from my shoulder injury.

[@shahad-ec9gn]

William I think it’s the median nerve irritation and it could be carpal tunnel syndrome

[@iffatsiddiqui1926]

👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽 thanks.

[@Rene-uz3eb]

Didn’t know there was horizontal force applied against the spine. That must be how to throw your back when only engaging one arm.

[@kevin6856]

Woow!!

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