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Anartomy
Добавлен 1 ноя 2016
ANARTOMY - Learn Anatomy by Drawing It Out!
Hello! I'm Charlie, an anatomy lecturer and medical illustrator at Leeds University. I always found the best way to learn anatomy was by drawing it, so I've created these videos to hopefully help others learn this amazing subject (and live my dreams of being the medical world's answer to Neil Buchanan).
Please remember, none of these video are designed to be a test of your drawing skill. If you can write your name semi-legibly*, you'll be more than able to create these illustrations.
If you have any ideas or requests for future topics, please just get in touch!
Cheers!
*I'm aware this may be a challenge if you're an aspiring doctor.
Hello! I'm Charlie, an anatomy lecturer and medical illustrator at Leeds University. I always found the best way to learn anatomy was by drawing it, so I've created these videos to hopefully help others learn this amazing subject (and live my dreams of being the medical world's answer to Neil Buchanan).
Please remember, none of these video are designed to be a test of your drawing skill. If you can write your name semi-legibly*, you'll be more than able to create these illustrations.
If you have any ideas or requests for future topics, please just get in touch!
Cheers!
*I'm aware this may be a challenge if you're an aspiring doctor.
Blood Supply to Palm feat. Allen's Test
Anatomical variations are often interesting, but not always important. In this video, I'm looking at the blood supply to the hand and a vascular variation that it's well worth knowing about. Please note, I'm not a doctor, so the section on Allen's test covers the principles of how the test works, but isn't guidance for how best to perform it (particularly the fist pumping bit).
Download the illustration here: tinyurl.com/bd35r856
0:00 Course of the ulnar artery
1:12 Course of the radial artery
2:44 Allen's test
Download the illustration here: tinyurl.com/bd35r856
0:00 Course of the ulnar artery
1:12 Course of the radial artery
2:44 Allen's test
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Extensors of the Fingers (and why they don't always work)
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Hello! Sorry, I've been away for so long (it turns out new babies are adorable, but also take quite a bit of time - who knew?), butI hope you're all keeping well and enjoying your anatomy studies! In this video, I thought I'd try something a bit different and look at the anatomy of my favourite party trick*. *Please note, this challenge isn't entirely infallible, a small number of people have l...
![The Facial Nerve [featuring Bell's Palsy vs Stroke]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/n0l21tUQj7Y/mqdefault.jpg)
The Facial Nerve [featuring Bell's Palsy vs Stroke]
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Hello! In this video, I'm returning to the first topic I ever gave a talk on, looking at the anatomy of the facial nerve as well as some symptoms [and potential causes] of injuries. Plus, stick around to the end for a special* guest appearance! You can download the facial nerve illustration here: tinyurl.com/2s3nxzws And the Bell's vs stroke illustration here: tinyurl.com/f7uktmnf *guest may be...
Surface Anatomy of the Heart
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In part three of our thoracic review, we're looking at how you can locate and listen to the heart using surface landmarks. Featuring the usual drawings, a one-legged skeleton and a fruit-based embryological demonstration. You can download the illustration here: tinyurl.com/2y973mp3 Uncertain about the sternal angle? Click here to find out more: tinyurl.com/p3h2dwbt Finally, follow this link for...
Surface Anatomy of the Lungs
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The Anartomy tour of the chest continues! In this video, we're drawing out the lungs, their pleura and we'll discover why it's a bad idea to jab yourself in the neck (although hopefully you don't need me to tell you this). You can download the illustration here: tinyurl.com/yc7jcku6 And, if you want to find out more about the sternal angle, check out this video here: tinyurl.com/p3h2dwbt 0:00 I...
Surface Landmarks of the Chest
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And we're back! A new job and a new location, but the same 'quality' of anatomical material you've come to expect. In this video, we're looking at the surface landmarks of the chest, discussing the major landmarks for counting ribs and finding vertebral levels. If you're drawing along, you can download the illustration here: tinyurl.com/2p8dwa79 Click here to learn about the landmarks of the lu...
Nerve Supply to the Larynx (feat. the Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve)
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 года назад
If you love learning neck-based neuroanatomy, then you've come to the right place! In this video, I'll be looking at the major laryngeal nerves, drawing out their course, discussing their function and explaining how they can get injured. Plus, we'll meet sharks, giraffes and Darwin's favourite nerve... If you want to draw along, you can download the illustration here: tinyurl.com/ys5av5yf And y...
Dermatomes and Myotomes of the Upper Limb
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We're back with the brachial plexus, looking at the sensory and motor supply of the nerve roots. Over five thrilling* minutes, you'll draw out the dermatomes and myotomes, learn what can happen if they get injured and even meet some embryology! Download the dermatome illustration here: tinyurl.com/2p9hfvh6 The myotome picture here: tinyurl.com/58w58pj5 And some dermatome flashcards here: tinyur...
Maltracking of the Patella
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The patella generally does a great job of protecting our knee, but, sometimes, it becomes the thing it swore to destroy: a cause of pain in the joint. In this video, we'll draw out the way this can happen, looking at what mal-tracking is, why it can happen and how to (potentially) fix it. Download your own patellar picture here: tinyurl.com/52rxafcn 0:00 Intro 0:51 The quadriceps 1:42 Why does ...
Nerve Supply to the Upper Limb: The Peripheral Nerves
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So, you've drawn your brachial plexus and know your major nerves of the upper limb, but where do they go next? In this video, we'll follow those nerves out into the upper limb, drawing where they go and looking at what they do. Plus, Anita (our anatomy tech) gets to live a dream and actually land a punch on me. Click here to download the bones: tinyurl.com/226nr94d You can find blank limbs for ...
Hand of Benediction vs the Claw Hand [feat. the Ulnar Paradox]
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To misquote Olivia Newton John, let's get clinical, clinical, as we look at two nerve injuries with potentially similar presentations. We'll be looking at which nerves have been injured, how to tell them apart and unpicking the mysteries of the 'ulnar paradox'. If you want to make your own lumbrical drawing, you can download the illustration here: tinyurl.com/2p8d97ya And click here for a summa...
Nerve Supply to the Abdomen
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In this next autonomic adventure, we'll look at how nerves in the abdomen reach the viscera. Featuring the vagus nerve, pre-vertebral plexuses and everyone's favourite Scrabble hi-score, the splanchnics. Download the illustration here: tinyurl.com/kyerf2v8 Learn more about the branches of the abdominal aorta here: ruclips.net/video/NhO0lUOE3dA/видео.html And study the splanchnics here: ruclips....
Perineum II: The External Male Genitalia
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Perineum II: The External Male Genitalia
Perineum III: The Superficial Perineal Pouch
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Perineum III: The Superficial Perineal Pouch
Perineum I: Boundaries and the Deep Perineal Pouch
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Perineum I: Boundaries and the Deep Perineal Pouch
Drawing the Arteries of the Upper Limb
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Drawing the Arteries of the Upper Limb
Triangles of the Neck and their Contents
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Triangles of the Neck and their Contents
Drawing the Arteries of the Lower Limb
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Drawing the Arteries of the Lower Limb
Sympathetic Nervous System 2: The Splanchnic Nerves
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Sympathetic Nervous System 2: The Splanchnic Nerves
Nerve Supply to the Upper Limb: Brachial Plexus II
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Nerve Supply to the Upper Limb: Brachial Plexus II
Nerves of the Lower Limb IV: Injuries
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Nerves of the Lower Limb IV: Injuries
Drawing the Lymphatic System (plus free lymphatic revision cards!)
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Drawing the Lymphatic System (plus free lymphatic revision cards!)
Nerves of the Upper Limb I: The Brachial Plexus
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Nerves of the Upper Limb I: The Brachial Plexus
I have this 😢 disease wt should I do for recovery I have been to several hospitals but doctors have no clue
Excellent details
sooooooooo gooooood. thank you soooooooo much.
Amazing effort! Concise and clear! Thank you.
Where were you when I took anatomy :) This is the best video explaining the recurrent laryngeal nerve pathway for me. Thank you so much!
I'm so glad it helped!
simply WOWW. I haven't understand this from any video or lecture till now. amazing explanation. why are you not making videos now? we students really need them. please come back.
Hey - I'm so glad I was able to help you make sense of it! I'm afraid I had to take a break from the channel as my day job got very busy (plus children!), but I'm still hopeful I'll be back again soon
this video finally helped me to understand the concept! thank you!
you channel is amazing! it's sag to see that the last video was posted last year. I really wish you continue/ Thank you!
Thank you so much for your kind comments on the channel! I'm afraid I've been on a RUclips hiatus as my job involves less teaching these days, but I'm still hopeful I can make a comeback. Either way, I'm really glad you've found these videos helpful!
Thank you very much! Your explanations are very clear and to the point, and your illustrations are simply amazing!
Can you link the model? Still benefiting from your content years later. Blessings!
Hi! Sorry for the delay in replying - I'm afraid I can't find the exact model on Amazon anymore, but this seems to be the closest: amzn.eu/d/2D1uuyf
Wow, great video!!
I hope the audience appreciates this humour @ 1:00
underrated
I have a doubt, in benediction deformity, why aren't 2nd and 4th digits doesn't get extended and MP joint and flexed at IP joints as 1st and 2nd lumbricals are damaged. Won't medial claw hand be caused?
mind blown!
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Very helpful with all the visual presentations! Thank you so much
You're very welcome - I'm glad I could help!
Wow! Crystal clear concepts.
Amazing - I'm so glad you found it helpful!
during our topographic anatomy class, when the professor talked about how high the lung tops come, you could see about 400 medical students very subtly jab themselves in the neck to try and give it a feel :p
Ha ha - every time!
such a great video! the drawing along aspect is genius and really makes you actively learn. best video on referred pain I have watched to date.
Well made illustrations and being super clear Thank you
Wowww❤
You are the great 🎉🎉 I cleared my concept from this video ... Plz keep it continue 😊😊
underrated channel man you are genius
Amazing❤
So underrated !
Very clear and informative...many thanks!
More than amazing!i finally understood it after years and years thank you 🌞
Incredibly helpful video, great diagrams superimposed on your fingers which is super 'handy'. Please keep making videos like these. Thank you!
Amazing ❤
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This was the best video on this topic and I have been looking around for about an hour now.
A great explanation. I’ve had three lateral releases done in my life, and only now do I know why.
Amazing!!
Thank you so much for the video. I really appreciate your work.
I'm really glad you've found it helpful!
Cleared all concepts SO clearly. By far the best video I've seen on this topic. Thank you so much!
Thanks for the lovely comment - I'm glad you found it helpful!
This is absolute beauty ❤
I was always curious about the scapula and it's skeletal functions and now I know more about it. It lingered in my mind how it functioned part of the upper body.
I was born with this problem in both knees. I always thought that I was knock kneed! Knee pain all through my childhood, finally identified in my early 20s. My left patella was 30 degrees out and my right 25. I had my patella tendon realigned on my left, a very painful operation. I didn't have my right corrected and as I have got older my patella pain has increased. Recent MRI shows abnormal wear on my femoral condyles from years of diagonal movement. Interesting video, thanks.
That's the point, there is no fix. This is my normal anatomy. The damage done to my uncorrected knee means that I will require a knee replacement at some point when the pain becomes too much. In the meantime I work on my quads, glutes and hamstrings in an effort to stabilise my knee and reduce pain.
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Incredible explanation. I haven't found a better visualization, thank you very much.
Crystal clear concept
Thx u sooooo much I really love these shorts
ruclips.net/video/TMSWJ0qMXl8/видео.htmlsi=7wm0MlrVt6NjNhY5
At 4:35 you mentioned that the pre ganglionic fibers are long and the post ganglionic fibers are short. I thought for sympathetic, the pre ganglionic fibers are short and the post ganglionic fibers are long. For parasympathetic the pre ganglionic fibers are long and post are short?
Good question! Within the context of the whole autonomic nervous system, this is absolutely correct - the sympathetic nerves have shorter pre-ganglionic fibres than the parasympathetic nerves. However, relative to other sympathetic nerves, the splanchnic nerves have *longer* pre-ganglionic fibres, which is what I meant by them being 'long'. Apologies for the confusion/imprecise language, but I hope that helps!
thx you a lot i really mean it this videos saved me
Wonderfully explained
Amazing explanation ❤ plus I loved the polaroids 😂😂
This is my third time watching and I gotta admit this is sooooo perfect , thanks alot
As a first year nursing student studying for finals your video helped more than you know. You are an amazing teacher and so confident. Keep up the great work!!!:)