Hand Muscles

A video tutorial that covers the intrinsic and extrinsic muscles of the hand including actions and innervation.
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[@md65000]

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[@TheNotedAnatomist]

md65000 hey thanks :)

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[@salahlasheen3364]

"The main thing is to recognize the actions". Man, you're awesome conceptualizer! thanks a lot.

[@m0ony1]

Wow! The best explanation you might see in ur life

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Im a 3rd year physiotherapy student. This is by far the best video on anatomy. Speech, pictures and text in a combination is the best way, thanks.

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[@TheNotedAnatomist]

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[@luke2642]

As a beginner I find it helps to pause and double check where the thumb is to see whether its a palmar (front) or dorsal (back) side of the hand, it does change without warning several times

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How does this video not have more views?!? Beautiful teaching!

[@Marta-mv8jf]

Great lesson! Doing revision of muscular system and I find your way of teaching very helpful. Thank you!

[@silverboiiii4205]

thank you co much for explaining it in such and easy, understandable way! i was really confused by all the graphics in books, they were showing hand in such sophisticated way i had no idea what's going on, and now i FINALLY get it (one day before exam actually, but it's better now than never hahah)

[@khaledfarrah5477]

I am having a surgery exam and needed an Anatomy refresher... excellent explanation and graphics. Thank you sir :)

[@willdon4459]

You made it simple and easy to understand. Forearm and hand anatomy are complicated and difficult area because of too many structures. Ty so much.

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Wow!!! This video helped so much! I’m such a visual learner but you explained everything very well. Also, so many helpful tips on how to remember especially using AOF, DAB, PAD. Thank you! 😭♥️

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[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Thank you, I will

[@sanjay0gupta]

You are amazingly thorough explaining each and every aspect of the topic. Thank You

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Glad it was helpful!

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waaa thank you so much!! you really are one of the best anatomy teachers out there! you don't tell us to just memorize this and that but actually encourage and help us understand the concepts. your method of teaching is commendable! your videos have been such a great help to me soo thank you thank you

[@mustardseed9969]

Thank you for your clear explanation!

[@fizaarman8883]

Its the best muscle video I have ever seen thanks a lot... 🖤🖤

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WOW thanks so much, had a hard time visualizing this!!!

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my god! I don't believe myself! coz I am actually understanding the hand! which I didn't in my god damn anat class for 2 hrs!! 😀😀😀😉😉😉😉😉 I'm really happy.... Thank you for your best explanation!!👏👏👏👏

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Excellent Job with this video! I hope you have more over the hand!

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Loving this video.

[@alevelsdemystified3410]

Lumbricals flex the MCP joints and extent the IP joints! Thank u so much for this video

[@MultiRambo008]

Awesome video... Especially the lumbricals

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[@FatimahA]

Thanks. 🌸 Very helpful!

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Yes your teaching method is great .... but i want to suggest you something ...your knowledge is far more than ours .... please simplify things a bit more so that it is easy for us to digest it... THANK YOU SO MUCH

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Thank-you Kelly ... I wish you the best on your exam.

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Making it this visual really helps, thank you!!!

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[@stephenmichael3211]

It might be strange. I am not a medical student, I was here to study which part of the muscles in the hand that is responsible to make me stronger in armwrestling. I want to create a new training regime to target those muscle. I have learn a lot from the video. Thanks.

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I am scientist though..

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Brilliant video, surely enough that my prof. doesnt ask me any more stupid questions.

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Thank you.

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Good video

[@MrCaporeamol]

some corrections:The adductor polilcis belongs to the thenar muscels and the ulnar part or caput profundum of the flexor brevis is innervated by the ulnar nerve

[@PullsPressesCarries]

Do these muscles respond to specific training and grow? It could be very useful for an arm wrestler and grip specialist. Not many people know the hands have muscles. This is certainly news to me. Very well done video!

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Thanks!

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excellent explanation, thank you sir

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This is Great, thank you for sharing !!

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Thank-you very much Gabriella ... i am glad that the video was helpful.

[@VEMonline]

What software are you using if I may ask...? Your videos are absolutely great!!!

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Thanks! I use Mac Keynote to create the slides and use the transitions feature to move between elements (looks like animation but it is really just transitions). I press record, talk through the presentation, export as a QT movie and upload to KZbin.

[@VEMonline]

Hmmm... I'm not a mac user really... I have a couple of I pads and an I pod, but no macbook. Your presentations are very clear and professional. What do you use for sound? Do you have a Yeti mic?

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Thanks ... I sure a Shure mic

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excellent

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our prof is very good but damn man u are so so sos o good at this

[@CosimoSecundus]

100 better than my anatomy profs in med school

[@cliffburton5696]

Was wondering what activities would work the abductor pollicis brevis muscle without involvement of the abductor pollicis longus or do these always work together?

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Thank you soo much

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

You're welcome!

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[@xempty1x]

Thank you so much sir for the amazing video. But may I ask, what the palmaris brevis muscles is there a reason for it not to be included in this video?

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

When i create a video tutorial i try to strike a balance between presenting enough anatomy to cover the clinical relevance of a topic but not too much anatomy that the student loses the forest from the trees. As such, i didn't think palmaris brevis muscle was relevant enough to cover. Does that make sense?

[@xempty1x]

and this is exactly why your channel became my recent all time favorite anatomy channel, anatomy never been this easy to digest! But regarding the palmaris muscles I was curious about it since it's considered one of the hand muscles in all of my anatomy resources, thus I thought there could've been a reason for excluding it in this video. Thank you for you quick response :)

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

+xempty1x thanks very much ... I am happy they are of help in your studies. The function of the palmaris brevis is simply to tighten the skin in the palm of the hand.

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[@DanielGennaro]

Urgh this is why I’m so scared to do this surgery! I fractured my proximal phalanx of my pinky at the base about a year ago. It healed with a malunion and malrotation. Breaks my heart the first two surgeons I saw elected not to do any percacious pinning. Now a year later. To cut in there l, resaw through bone just to correct the rotation seems insane to me with all those tendons. I can still play guitar but nowhere near as good as I used to because of the rotation. Makes certain chord shapes near impossible. I’ve heard the warning from other surgeons that it could be more stiff and more problems then if they go in there. I found a pretty competent surgeon. But I guess there’s always a risk

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Perfect explanation 🤩 🤩🤩

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Thank you! 😃

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thank u sooooooooooooooooooo much ✌

[@fredShr]

wow very helpful thanks

[@dr.zahraaforat4057]

Thx the best explanation of hand anatomy

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Thanks so much Z Dector

[@tuodongliu2304]

If only i had saw this earlier

[@ammaralhusin328]

The best explication 👏🏻👏🏻

[@whatsaname7844]

Thank you so so so so much its 4am and i have my final tomorrow 🥲

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Good luck!!

[@mubbi4291]

Thanks

[@kumarjitsikder4919]

thanks..

[@moamel2486]

Thanks but I have a question if the abductor pollicis brevis abducts the thumb why it’s in the middle and not on the lateral side shouldn’t the opponens be the abductor because it’s more laterally placed so it will move the thumb further away from the body

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

I don’t know 🤷

[@Vxneji]

What is the muscle between the thumb and the index finger on the BACK of the hand?

[@AceHardy]

🏋🏽‍♀️🔥

[@silviapetrova8562]

i dont understand why dorsal muscles would move the 3rd finger, given there are muscles on both sides

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

It’s like 2 people pulling on either side of a rope

[@roadguide123]

it seems from reading comments that a lot of those commenting are studying medicine... I'm actually a pianist...I'm wondering how strengthening these muscles will help me with my playing...any thoughts...would be much appreciated

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