The fascial retinacular system in the hand - Normal anatomy and what happens in disease.

The intricate fascial retinacular system in the hand is unique due to its structural anatomy.
It covers the palm and digits. This video describes this anatomy and also what happens in diseases like Dupuytrens contracture where the fascia becomes thickened and contracted.

[@Bk-vk9zi]

You are a gifted teacher. Sir thank you for explaining this difficult topic for us with excellent animations too.
Respect from Pakistan.

[@karthikeyandoctor4942]

Nice explanation sir

[@drvenkataramanaambidi9200]

Thank you sir for extraordinary teaching learning with joy

[@hafizdr]

Awesome anatomy and equally awesome teaching!!! Thanks so much❤

[@azzahassan6204]

Thanks 🎉

[@guruswamyvishwanath4746]

A complex and rather confusing subject, explained very simply. Thank you particularly for the animations 🎉

[@GKHandSurgery]

Very kind of you sir!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@anirudhanirudh1975]

Thank you sir

[@xxmiguel1018xx]

I have an interesting question for you. Why does DD run from ulnar to radial side? or... Why does it affects small and anular finger first?

[@GKHandSurgery]

That’s a good question. I do not know the answer right away, but I shall look up and read some more. Thank you!

[@tomcruise9317]

Complicated aa iruku sir konjam draw panni sollunga sir