Synovial joint anatomy

[@jameswickham9560]

Hi Sam, I teach anatomy to medical students in Australia…I always watch what you have to say about a topic before I go and teach it! Much better than textbook…please keep going!

[@generaldwane1462]

Love your lectures its quick, fast on the go and whenever im stuck in anatomy i just search for your video it makes me remind everything i had learned and teaches me something more

[@karanjain2906]

Love you Dr Sam Webster. Recently read your book EMBRYOLOGY AT A GLANCE and it was so helpful I can't describe. Lucky to have your videos. 🙏🙏

[@thantthirihtetjenniferwhit1816]

Thank you so much. Some of the benefits you mentioned coincided with the pain our family was going through.

[@himanshuambilkar4160]

Synovial joint or diarthroidal joint- Artricular cartilage- Synovial joint Synovial capsule. Type 2 collagen No blood supply no nerve supply- From progenitor cells. Ligament Muscles Mensci- fibrocartilage. Osteoarthritis- hereditary.due to degeneration of articular cartilage. Thanks u sir

[@benamira7]

Thank you so much Dr. Webster! Please keep making videos. You are a life saver!!

[@MohamedAshraf-fw1dc]

Would happily sit through an entire lecture by you on osteoarthritis, just putting that out there :D

[@m.ziauddin14]

Excellent sir. I have need that important topic. Sir thanks easy way to teach..

[@mohamedGhanemGm-]

Sir Sam i very apreciate for all vedio that you have maded for all of us we all proud of you (genious ) . My best of whishes for your students and all medical students aroundthe word

[@Maomaozainanjing]

I'll start physiotherapy course soon, and i cannot wait! thank you for your brilliant videos, they helped me a lot!

[@cosmiccoyotedog-doreenb9605]

Thank you Dr Webster, I just found your YT and subbed to it. I was just told I need a knee replacement and wanted to learn a bit more. Bone on bone really sucks, it's painful ! ! I got the cortisone shot, but that would last for long. Dang, wish it would, I so don't want a replacement knee. Thanks again for all your videos and I love your humor.

[@shreeshree3863]

Happy Teachers Day sir, respect and love from India ❤️

[@maythuhan7042]

Thank you for making amazing videos which make a lot easier when studying anatomy . Thanks 😊

[@rubygalaxy3409]

Very good sir I like the way you explain and give examples Waiting for next video

[@rourou7444]

Thanks you Dr. Because you made to understand how to study the human of synovial joint.

[@sureshkumarramachandran239]

Thank you Sam! Its amazing to know its your Thesis Project! We are lucky enough to get to know about such a easy way to understand Synovial Joints!

[@Maverickpooderhoos]

You are the best by a country mile

[@fidahkamis2149]

Thank you for making this topic so interesting!

[@krishna-co6vk]

Sir, Your way of explaining is Very nice....I thank you... keep it up ✨✨

[@dejanagrabovac4586]

My exam is coming soon and I'm here to revise and expand my knowledge about joints. Thank you for these great mini lessons 🤗

[@sarahtaha2779]

all the love and support :"))) your videos have been really helpful to me !

[@alanwaterman1328]

Would love to see a specialized video on cartilage types composition and properties etc

[@varahamihirgupta9400]

Thank you so much your videos are really helpful

[@thrilla72]

"How did the patella get round there!?" Must've been one intense traumatic event.

[@lifewithlizeth]

I love your videos!!! Really helpful!

[@aunghtwe93]

Good teacher i really love ur teaching 😍😍😍

[@juddbatchelor4357]

Hi Dr Sam , I've enjoyed watching your videos. I'm not from a medical background but as I suffer from rheumatoid arthritis in all my joints and osteoarthritis in both knees, it's helpful for me to try and understand my anatomy. My question is... both my knees tend to balloon up, why is this? I've stated going for walks more and doing quad and calf exercises which help but why does the synovial fluid do that??? Thanks in advance 🤗🏃🏿‍♀️

[@rodney_cbm555]

Waiting for more videos 👌👌👌🤩

[@zi8803]

I'm a pharmaceutical student and my first language is not english so the text books are very confusing for me , but your explanation helps a lot thank u

[@niamalkubi406]

Thank you so much . That was really helpful

[@yougoog1]

I hear some people say jogging may hurt joints as bones inside joints rubs against each other. I am a fun of jogging and have been jogging since childhood. I am curious about the joint anatomy. Your lecture on joint anatomy is awesome! Thank you!

[@rodjacob1000]

Excellent lesson on synovial joints. Thanks Dr Webster. Please could you explain the function of the patella. Why doesn't the elbow have an equivalent 'elbow cap'?

[@SamWebster]

The patella gives the quadriceps muscle group a mechanical advantage, which is important in lifting almost the entire body weight. The elbow does not have these demands, and is adapted to allow a good range of supination of pronation of the ulna and radius as well as its hinge function.

[@rodjacob1000]

@@SamWebster Thanks for clearing that up- makes sense now as I am sitting here twisting my forearm back and forth, can't do that with my lower leg!

[@matthewcasilli4340]

Brilliant stuff

[@turkce8962]

The best💞💞 who agrees ??

[@gailmciver1440]

Thanks, great informative video....

[@markj850]

Amazing videos u do

[@bethtamayo7639]

Hello Dr. Thank you for your informative videos. Can you please make a video about the bursae and explain why bursitis and bakers cyst occur. Thank you. watching from Australia.

[@kshitijbachhav7537]

thank you so much for this joint @sam webster

[@banoshakeela6482]

Your lectures are very clear to understand.A question is where the patella bone is ,above the capsule or under the covering of capsule?

[@ashishranjan5732]

Wonderful sir Thankyou

[@nedaael-hissi2237]

Thanks sir.. Can you write information that you talk below this video, please?

[@lesleysprake1045]

I’ve got osteoporosis and osteoarthritis and got terrible joint pain now of a meniscus damage especially on my right knee from running injury. So now I’m 51 I’m in constant pain and just had confirmed I’ve got a large bakers cyst in my knee now. 😢😓

[@jananisri1596]

Thank you sir....

[@j-wizako2950]

Thanks a lot.

[@chillisauce5917]

Hi Doc always love to see your videos my knee has came to much forward according to my physiotherapist and my leg is not straight waiting for orthopedic surgeon to see me. In your point of view what's wrong with my knee 🙏

[@nihalalnajjar1800]

Thank you very much It was a great job

[@keshavbansal7395]

great videos sir

[@kananacharjee8164]

Sir is good 🙏🙏

[@samirm5409]

How does the synovial membrane react when the joint are moving? Do they stretch and are the able or contract?

[@jeanlogarta4008]

What is the most unstable synovial joint?

[@justineguillemenot9302]

Hi Sam, thank you for the video. Would you mind sharing the articles you refer to, in the video, about cartilage becoming stronger on running, please? Much appreciated :)

[@SierraNovemberKilo]

Here is something I found in a book by Dr Steven Gundry: "Based on ancient skeletal remains, 12,000 years ago humans averaged 6 feet in height. However, by 8000BCE, the average human had shrunk to 4'10". Our ancestors became much shorter after the agricultural revolution, which is when grains and legumes became staples of the diet. And, prior to that time there is no evidence of arthritis in skeletal remains. In contrast, all skeletons of modern people, except those who do not eat many lectin-containing foods, have arthritis. " ? True or false?

[@SamWebster]

I don't know, but arthritis is a disease of older people, fewer people lived to older ages in the past, and the skeletal historical record is patchy. I don't think "All skeletons of modern people except those... have arthritis" is a true statement.

[@mikegreen4537]

So great... Thank you 🙂🙂

[@AbahcAgel]

actually, I don't know, how can I get you Dr. Sam, I wanna talk to you man. you have a very nice lectures and understandable. I've been looking for you seriously.

[@Lindonss1]

You are good 😌

[@Malak-tv6wn]

Graet explanation.. thank u

[@taniaafrin8585]

your spelling is wrong.. it's great not graet

[@stayinawesum]

Hello sir, i again have a question if u can pls answer it for me, I know that man's testicles have a temperature range, but i have a question: is this range more or less constant or does it change according to body temperature. I mean lets say there is a man who lived for his entire life in a freezing climate but he went to a desert, so how does his testicles gonna manage it. Another question related to this: do these men's reproductive parts adapted to the temperature evolutionarily who lives in radically different climate, or does an average men's scrotum from all around the world from all the different races can handle any kinda temperature where a human can live? Thank u and happy teacher's day❤

[@seoyeonshim3751]

Synovium 9:05

[@labura.pzishki2415]

thank you ❤

[@teablackburn895]

I am so curious who are those 5 people that pushed a dislike button 🤔

[@ameeraatheem1981]

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[@Serg-Kuznetsov]

I understood why my knees hurt - you need to wind up the electrical tape, be sure to blue

[@cyaxares-median]

Does PRP injections help to increase synovial fluid ?