The Trendelenberg Sign [HD]

[@bardia1]

These videos are the future of teaching medicine, I wish all medical schools made a million of them for every subject

[@omalone1169]

05:13

[@ImprovingAbility]

This one is particularly well done

[@rickjason1786]

Well said

[@klaasklaas5849]

Hi everyone , my english is not very good , do on this video is explain how to treat this problem ?

[@gsa2814]

@@klaasklaas5849 No, it is just a sign that helps in diagnosis

[@debistutisaha4170]

That part where the joint movements are explained through chin-ups was amazing. Connected the dots and I felt like that was a mini eureka moment on seeing that. Thank you so much!

[@muthannabasheer5978]

Finally..i understand trendlenberg gait...thank u..amazing video

[@superatech]

Hello. I just wanted to tell you how refreshingly clear you made this topic. Every detail explained and re-explained and re-explained to the point where the viewer fully grasps how this Trendelenberg Sign manifests. Bravo on a work well done!

[@scotthargraves576]

This one of the best explanations of Trendelenberg sign that I have seen to date.

[@Kohanetsu]

It took me such a long time understanding why the problem was in the abductors and not the adductors to have a positive sign on the Trendelenburg's test. I completely understand it now, thank you a lot! It's a very clear explanation, good video!

[@orthsumgonmei]

What a beautiful way to explain trendelenberg gait! Dr. Eric deserves praise. Thank you enormously

[@omalone1169]

Injured abductors

[@michelvoinooransky3903]

is Trendelenburg non trendelenberg

[@saikrishnanani2287]

Perfect and simple explanation of trendelenburg test🔥......

[@eleonorasimini7818]

It's much easier to remember a sign when you understand the mechanisms behind it, this video made it extremely clear for me! Thank you

[@blackbird1852]

Much love for making these free ❤

[@jkk9199]

God will bless u for this wonderful video, banished my doubts created from so many poor quality inadequately/wrongfully explained ones on the same topic

[@roselady2099]

Best explanation for trendelenburg sign . Thank you so much 💜

[@nataliyak.5472]

Great explanation,helped me to understand why I am limping after THR.Now I need to find out how to walk normally again.

[@evie2386]

Best video I've seen on this Topic. Thank you so much

[@MBryda5]

The best video I have ever seen for Trendelenburg Test/Gait!

[@DSAlthaus]

Thank you. This explains the difficulty I’m having with my gait. I fell and broke my femur below the trochanter in November. The fall also resulted in changing my spinal stenosis from moderate to severe. The femur and spine have been surgically repaired. Now I’m working to rehab everything. This explains why my PT is pushing me to work on my gluteus medius recovery. Now I understand the issue better.

[@DSAlthaus]

@@debbieb9628 - I go to Duke PT. I have been assigned a variety of HEP2GO exercises designed to both improve the flexibility of the hip flexors and to improve the strength of the glutes, abdominals, perispinals, and flexors. The newest addition to the routine is using the Activator Poles from Urban Poling. These aren’t just any trekking poles. They are designed to help with recovery. I can only due about 10 minutes every other day. (I can ride my recumbent trike 20+ miles in a couple of hours.). These really work my back and hips hard. They work, but go slow and increase the time very slowly.

[@hamzatolayinka9335]

Hi. Have you been able to walk better now. Is it surgery or a physical exercise you're subjected to

[@mbahmusima9101]

I give this video a 5 star. I hv been going through this and didn't know. Thank you Sir

[@rajeshreerathi9126]

I had to pause the video to express how amazing this video is! Doing great work!💯💯

[@ruslanapostolov4623]

Incredible video! Thank you for sharing this hard information and making it so easy to understand! Grateful for you!

[@AhmedAli-xq4rr]

I've been studying and teaching hip examination in the past 2 years,, and never understand the pathophysiology of Trendelenburg test the he explained it. Top star tutor 👌👏👏

[@aboiye9500]

After the first few seconds I thought, "great another unclear video". But then I watch it until the end and boy am I glad I did because you nailed it. Thank You! Moral of story...WATCH THE ENTIRE VIDEO

[@astro5369]

One of the best videos on Trendelenburg test. The concepts are explained very clearly.

[@TheMaways]

thank you this one is the most conceptual video for Trendelenburg gait from all of the other videos on you tube very nice explanation

[@AtulGupta-oc2dw]

I've understood trendelenberg completely with help of these videos Thanks a lot

[@stevenb5778]

well done, awesome illustration. I'd love to see more illustrations like these.

[@roseroche8147]

This is a fantastic explanation. Many thanks.

[@sammathew8628]

One of the best explanations of the anomaly.

[@nikhilreddy1659]

Thank you so much. Ive been trying to understand this for a while

[@HaycravingHorse]

Amazing. Flawless presentation.

[@evancampbell7138]

Great video! 🙌 Many thanks all the way from little old Tasmania, Australia 😌

[@solgoode1]

This just taught me how to cure myself. Been like this for years. Thank you so much for this!

[@chaitraliraskar4451]

really helpful and less time consuming but with good understandable explanation

[@Canadamusic97]

Absolutely fantastic video... the hand deformities video was also brilliant. I almost NEVER comment on videos, but i had to let you know you’re helping me greatly. PLEASE make more videos like this.

[@navaneeth_us]

Finally understood the concept behind the Trendelenberg sign. Thanks much

[@michelvoinooransky3903]

is Trendelenburg non trendelenberg

[@D4n21]

This video was EXCEPTIONAL!!! Med student here, this will definitely help me on my exam :)

[@kapilkumar-bk3bw]

This video is a work of genius

[@animelvr329]

Incredibly helpful video - this is the first time I have truly understood this topic! Thank you so much!

[@samiedooo]

Omg this is amazing how it helped me with my studies in physiotherapy , thank you so much

[@lubnalqadri3205]

Thank you SO MUCH I wasn't able to understand Trendelenburg before this vid

[@orsonhey]

this video is gold.

[@arunkumar-fv9cv]

Excellent presentation.

[@truebezzy12]

This can also come about with overall weak glutes doesn’t have be a serious medical condition. For example one who sits too much has tight hip flexors that restrict the glutes. I sit too much and definitely have a high hip as a result. Also, standing on one leg is difficult because like he stated in the video I struggle to use my glutes for stability

[@antalianstallion]

trendelenburg made easy. very nice and definitive interpretation of the issue. in order to make something that easy to understand, it requires a vast amount of work, and it's all there to see. big thanks!

[@kimberlyespino7979]

Extremely well done video and explanation! Thank you for taking the time to do this!!

[@top58]

Great video but WHat is the treatment and solutions please ?

[@othello2846]

Thank you for making this video! The Trendelenburg sign is so much more clear now!

[@문제양-s3e]

Perfect, wondeful

[@schneggli1]

Best explanation ever! Thank you!

[@Mahadevan760]

Very well thought out and very well made video, thank you Dr Laywel.

[@MusaMindset]

Fantastic illustration.

[@misschanhauying]

what a wonderful demonstration! Thank you so much!

[@ilonawagner2844]

The best video I've seen on this topic. Thank you.

[@gesundheit2010]

perfect!!!!!!!! finally got it, finally got why the ABductor is key here! THANK YOU

[@msdjones30]

So I understand the gait problem. What is the remedy for treatment? How do I get better stability? Therapy? Pills/ medications? A robot? A shot ? What can help me walk better? Please Please

[@abdelrahmanomara4984]

You deserve million thanks , I hope our medical doctors learn from you

[@janjenkinson1829]

Nice if you could add some remedies? Thank you best explanation and I’ve looked everywhere. Need help in figuring out what now to do?

[@arnoldronning5471]

Best explanation I've found. Arnold Ronning, MD

[@doctorpunchmariembrakached4208]

Very easy to follow explanations. Amazing.

[@tinkageorgewilliam871]

No one should ever teach me trendlenberg gait again... it will be a dilution of the so much knowledge I have learnt in the last 5mins 45 seconds.

[@sickdragongamer1516]

Beautifully presented

[@efrenmaclowsuarezpacheco3862]

Wow, i have no words to describe my emotion when watching your videos. Pls continue doing things like this. IT is simply flawless. as bard said, I hope this becomes, in the near future, the new way of teaching medicine.

[@salmaumer9923]

i was struggling with the concept of the sign and u made it really easy and understandable...thanks alot

[@orsonhey]

this video is pure gold

[@bhavyagupta7624]

Brilliant. Crystal clear.

[@louisetaube]

Beautiful sketches!

[@swastikraghuvanshi8575]

the best video on this topic

[@alexc2231]

One of the best content on this topic. Very well presented. Thank you!

[@meganwilliams2962]

This is a wonderfully clear explanation! Thank you.

[@babur7654]

k pop yYi

[@kerryvp]

Beautiful and simple video

[@rooneymax9144]

Amazing explanation

[@ari.kourkouta]

Explained perfectly!

[@ailanzhang2378]

That is wonderful demonstration.

[@agie3096]

thank you! you explained it to so well with good biomechanics and at gait.

[@euphrasiajesudas6257]

This video was very helpful. Thank you @FSUMedMedia.

[@AravindRavi]

thank you so much. no i never have to worry about mugging up this

[@manjum99]

thank you so much for understanding me this concept so well.........

[@sabrinayasmin6708]

fabulously explained

[@melflucas]

Amazing video! Thank you very much

[@patrickdrazen3574]

This answers a decades-old question about a line from the Firesign Theater; one of their bits was a religious sign-off (apparently) on a TV station: "Rear Reverend Sport Trendelberg will 'Give Up This Day'"

[@tajbibishamim8085]

1st time someone give such good explanation!

[@kavindiwimalaweera8089]

Great job. Thank you ❤️

[@charlessimons4595]

A such a helpful and detailed explanation! NOW I can remember!!

[@nooralalawi6453]

this is an amazing illustartion thank you so much

[@Amir-sy7lp]

Love you sir. You just solved my chronic dilemma

[@hansthomas4512]

APPRECIATE THE SIMPLEST WAY OF HELPING ME UNDERSTAND. THANX A TONNE.

[@kristinthomas4723]

This was explained so perfectly!! Thank you!!

[@CoolDecksVsMeta]

clear and concise, subbing

[@rawanalakwaa5674]

Great video... Thank you so much

[@mennzz3050]

im sorry i dont understand this part, why should the pelvis tilt downward on the swing limb?, its being raised from the ground so it should take the pelvis upward with it, right?

[@haidyhamdy581]

aya mostafa Actually no. Try to walk and observe your leg’s motion , the hip is not raised, you raise your foot by bending your leg (flexing the leg at the knee joint) so it seems as you raise your leg but you really just bend it. And when it’s bent, it’s not supported by the ground and it’s weight try to pull the pelvis downwards and this is opposed by the abductors’ action, so the hip remains still. When the abductors aren’t functioning properly, they can’t oppose the leg’s weight and can’t pull the hip, so the hip is tilted downwards ?

[@Tr5ch]

Incredible video. Exemplary explanations and very detailed information.Subscribed! Keep it up!

[@graciouslygrace4782]

This was perfect. Thank you so much.

[@aishwaryaprakash6046]

Excellent explaination👏

[@AbdulAziz-og3bx]

just woowww...finally i understand this gait...after 2 years...thanks alot sir

[@dashnama]

Great video amazing explanation wish med schools made these kind of videos for every topic.

[@behzadazari]

very well explained

[@Eosphor05]

Excellent video

[@viridianaarjona8226]

beautiful Video, thank you so much

[@ncuria]

Terminé aquí después de conocer la posición de trendelemburg en anafilaxia. Muy bien explicado y los gráficos excelentes. Entendí todo, pero si pueden poner sub en español llegaría a más gente

[@1GGD1]

This is amazing video. It's really easy to understand. thank you for uploading great video.

[@docfreedomz6689]

Really well explained. Thank you.