Anatomy of the Hip Joint | Bones, Ligaments, & Muscles

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1:44 You meant to say three parts of the pelvis instead of "femur". Excellent video. I learned a lot. Thank you.

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Great posting, what is causing unlevel foot length, one side is short then other side, it happen after hip joint surgery, replacing the head and neck of the femur.

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the video amazed me a lot and it is well explained. During total hip replacement with an artificial hip, are the ligaments around the hip removed with the surgery itself?

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Damn, what a great comment! You're welcome!

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I had a POSTERIOR TRHR 7 months ago for the past 5 months my right ilium hurts constantly …. Would there be any cause or is it just coincidence?

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The "P" in Iliopsoas is silent, no?

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[@tcc447]

I’ve recently had on and off pain in the area of my right hip. I can’t tell if it’s the hip joint or maybe more likely one of the ligaments surrounding the joint. The pain comes and goes. It’s most noticeable when I am sitting in the driver seat in the car. There are other times when I Am sitting (e.g. on couch) and feel no pain. Any idea what the issue could be?

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is it possible to make one of these style videos for the ankle please and thanks, they are very useful :)

[@SiebertScience]

Yep! I'm planning to make an ankle video to finish up all the major synovial joints. But it will probably be a few months before I get it done.

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No worries might be a bit later than when my Foundations of physiotherapy exam is, thanks for replying :) @@SiebertScience

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[@fallout8532]

hey man what about li. teres and lig. transversum acetabuli

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So all those things are under extreme tension. When I’m doing my yoga pose?

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It’s really good. Top 10 at least. Just you’re holding the pelvis bone right where I need to see it. If a next time, please hold it so we can see everything

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[@SiebertScience]

I will eventually! I can't promise to have one soon though...it takes me a while to make each video, and I have a couple others I need to finish before I can move on to the ankle. But it's on my list!

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What about blood and nerve supply?

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I already have videos on the knee, ankle, hip, shoulder, elbow, and wrist! What joint should I do next?

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[@guillermodozal628]

Dr. Siebert, the lig inside the joint, aka Teres lig, (min 5:25) is round and gives a good windshield-wiper-like cleansing to the articular cartilage of the femoral head, with every motion of the joint . Don’t you think that that function remains for life? The Teres is really a weak ligament, and I can’t see any other function for it, in the adult.