Forearm flexor muscles

[@operationleon]

the kim/kourtney analogy is 1) genius 2) strange enough that i'll probably never forget it. this was perfect thank you

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what time did he say this?

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[@haiderbassim3029]

Muscles of the forearm - Anterior compartment Superficial: (lateral -> medial) 1. Pronator teres (two origins) 2. Flexor carpi radialis 3. Palmaris longus 4. Flexor carpi ulnaris (two origins) Intermediate: 1. Flexor digitorum superficialis (two heads) Deep: 1. Flexor digitorum profundus 2. Flexor pollicis longus 3. Pronator quadratus Note: flexor digitorum superficialis flexes the proximal interphalangeal joint, whereas the flexor digitorum profundus flexes the distal interphalangeal joint. Note: the whole anterior compartment is innervated by the median nerve, except for; flexor carpi ulnaris, and the medial half of the flexor digitorum profundus which are innervated by the ulnar nerve.

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Artist here. Always wanted to understand what is going on with all these weird muscles of the forearm and how they should contract depending on the movement. This is the best resource Ive found so far. Somehow both more informative and easier to understand than stuff intended for artists. Thank you!

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[@zayedbajilan863]

Sir, I salute you. you have explained to me and made it easy to remember flexor and extensor of the forearm a night before my exam. SUBSCRIBED AND LIKED!

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

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[@GymMuzo]

I've been training my grip for many years, and more recently, arm wrestling. Needed to find out more about the intricate movements of the fingers, thumb, wrist, etc. Found your videos! Brilliant information, and exactly what I was looking for. These tutorials have given me some new ideas for my forearm training. Thanks! Andy, North West U.K

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these tuts are amazing. Brilliantly delivered... Super easy to soak up & get into the memory to be useful for not only studies but for daily understanding & explanation of meaningful use of the upper limbs ... Thanks 🖒😆

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Really digging the use of effects hahah. The smoke and the cameraflashes for the Kardashian example. I learnt volumes from this video - thank you teach:)

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[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Thank-you May

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[@TheOriginalMarimoChan]

I'm your 1000th liker!! This is by far the BEST explanation and tutorial I've found on YT for the forearm flexor muscles!! Thank you for taking the time to make this video and share it with the world. I've subscribed as well.

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[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Well isn't that the nicest thing i have heard all day. Thanks Justin ... i wish you the best in your studies.

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I was going through videos on palm anatomy as they started teaching that yesterday (on the first day of my Meds school, welp). And I am glad i have my concepts clear now. Like thanks a bunch and I am glad KZbin recommended you to me.

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[@GhostsQueen85]

Oh wow this is definitely helping me out what's going on with my Tendonitis. I now know which muscles to try and focus on and massage to help me deal with the pain and healing process ❤️

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Your work is really amazing, much love

[@Chulito_con_frito]

Thank you so much you really helped me a lot. You're a great teacher.

[@pascalomosa]

Well explained... I can now show my students the arrangement of these muscles.

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I absolutely love this video. Can't ask for more

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I like your way of teaching so much thank you

[@andrewpleva]

Great video the only thing i would like to add is the the m. pronator teres has 2 heads the deep head goes to processus coracoideus ulnae m. palmaris longus is abcent in 10% of cases, there is a good test to see if you have it aswell

[@whiteheart9218]

Taking Kim’s as a analogy example is one of the best things for remembering Smth

[@merryjm290]

Thank you for making these amazing videos , they are highly helpful 🙏

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Glad you like them!

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Thank you so much it is very helpful and so easy to remember im so happy♥️♥️

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My favourite one. Crisp n sharp.

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Love your work. You take effort in making anatomy a funny subject (its still boring but not as much)

[@Demonzico]

Been having flexor pain in curls and setting weights down thanks

[@isaacchua3132]

awesome explanation!

[@TravelinArtBook]

I used to play piano and still do sometimes, but upon feeling around and gripping my forearms with my hands I've been noticing that they've been feeling really tight over years and years. I know it's not from me playing the piano because I rarely play it these days, but I've heard that shoulder imbalances can cause problems down the arm into the forearm that could actually pull on the flexors and/or extensors to make them feel tight, when in actuality, they could be overstretching. Just a hunch.

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Superb presentation cheers

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I am a piano teacher. I need to learn this too. This is great!

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That's what I call anatomy...thanks alot

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Well ..This was a fantastic explanation

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This man is genius!

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Great job! Thank you!

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God of Anatomy

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

haha ... thank-you :)

[@DrMcGunner]

Excellent video!

[@Robert-jx8rw]

What fantastic videos! Thank you! I had a bit of trouble understanding why "isolating" three of the four fingers did not also disengaged the FDS as well as the FDP.

[@shahadalobaid2720]

this was truly amazing. but I have a note, the medial part of the flexor digitorum profundus is innervated by the ulnar nerve, not median.

[@reabitansky2769]

Your videos exactly what i needed to make the anatomy most orginized in my head ever wish u were my professor, thanks a lot !

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you are a legend.

[@yetigaming7652]

I am here after severing my FCU. Very interesting

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absolutely wonderful. loved it

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Thank you for amazing video

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I love the way you teach :)

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You made my anxiety go away

[@garyrobinson3735]

These muscles are perfect for ArmWrestling

[@sreekarreddy9623]

Nice explanation

[@BinaJosh28]

Thank you very much. Yo helped me a lot. Can you make a video on the muscles of the arm.

[@ArturoGonzalez-rl6so]

Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@aasemahsan]

8:21 Carpal tunnel

[@XeLYoutube]

its crazy how 2 nerve split into 2 and 3 finger, , i love to try remember those forarm muscle due to now having low BMI to a point where i can point and flex them visualy, when i palm away from my chest in bicep flex, i can see huge gap from the brachioradialis (or extendor carpi radialis longus?) extendor digitorum (lol not sure so many of them) if i wingle my finger while palm hand is extended outward, i see every muscle moving its quite amazing visualy (useless i just like how the human anatomy look like at low BMI)

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Great video 😍 thanks

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[@arpadelluna]

The volume level on this video should be raised just slightly. The other videos I've listened to are fine.

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[@iffatsiddiqui1926]

Brilliant, thanks.

[@Sa.262]

Hey sir super 👌

[@augastiacheta6751]

thank you sir

[@JolienWieme]

Thanks a lot!

[@alihamide9292]

The median nerve doesn’t pierce pronator teres m. Instead it travels between its two heads.

[@moatasemalrasheed9523]

That was great thanksss

[@kostaskiriakidis2892]

thank you!

[@mubbi4291]

Thanks

[@xtaylorxboyx]

Do you have a textbook that you could recommend to learn more about this subject, functions, and terminology?

[@zivazahid4001]

If i isolate my digits and still cannot flex the smallest digit separately without the 4th digit being involved, what does that mean?

[@hardikparekh7631]

would you please upload video just like this for hip,knee and ankle..thanks a lot it is helping a lot @

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

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[@hardikparekh7631]

thank you so much ..your videos are best and out of confusing... thnak you somuch for mature teaching ..

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Thanks so much

[@SkallaNRafiq]

Thanks🌸

[@yashipink]

im so greatfull for this video lol

[@balu7113]

Sir which is the only muscle originates from another muscle?

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

The lumbricals arise for the FDP tendons

[@jampishon]

I watched your both videos but you didn't mention what muscles are responsible for radial and ulnar deviation of the wrist!

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Radial deviation is ECRL, ECRB, ECU Ulnar deviation is FCR, FCU

[@parthpatel6945]

i like it sir

[@lEGOBOT2565]

SO THAT'S WHY I HAVE CARPAL TUNNEL

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No after tune😂😅💚 Still much grateful

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How can anatomy be so straight forward🧐 😂

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Superr

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amzaing

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You teach muscles and skiing weirdly

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

I try

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t h a n k y o u sooooooo much

[@muznmukhtar294]

what's the (ct)

[@iffatsiddiqui1926]

Muzn Mukhtar carpal tunnel?

[@chrisparker740]

Pictures of the Kardashians while discussing the inner workings of the forearm. Hmmm...coincidence?

[@budoor-km7jk]

The abbreviation for dic is WHAT??

[@FLstupids]

The muscles pictures are strange I prefer dissections