I have been watching your videos since 2021. And I must say you teach everything like an artist. Your explanation always makes me love physiotherapy more and more. You make everything interesting sir. Thanks for all the great videos sir. ✨
L2: start distally to the greater trochanter and runs 4/5 away down the lateral thigh L3: half way down the medical aspect of the femur or the patient’s groin running along the medical side of femur and just distal to the medial tibial condyle (03:02) L4: ¼ of the way down the medial aspect of tibia down the medial side of tibia underneath medial malleolus, underneath the medial arch of the foot underneath to the bit toe on the sole of the foot (03:26) L5:1/4 of the way down the lateral aspect of fibula swooping down and then into a diagonal line with the big toe this time on the dorsal side of dorsum of the foot (04:01)
Very interesting. I just wish different colors were used to indicate the different dermatomes. For people who are colorblind this can be quite challenging.
Overall nice video. A little confused w/ your map for L2 dermatome. I have never seen it as described across the lateral femur? Most maps show it tracing across the anterio/medial thigh/groin area, starting from the L/S. Do you mind sharing the map you consulted for that ?
Perfect!
To Note: (a) [Dermatones] are "connected to" the [Spine & its Spinal Column]!
(b) [1:1 Correspondence]!
Great job!
I have been watching your videos since 2021. And I must say you teach everything like an artist. Your explanation always makes me love physiotherapy more and more. You make everything interesting sir. Thanks for all the great videos sir. ✨
u r best.thanks Allah i found ur channel.worth watching each video❤
L2: start distally to the greater trochanter and runs 4/5 away down the lateral thigh
L3: half way down the medical aspect of the femur or the patient’s groin running along the medical side of femur and just distal to the medial tibial condyle (03:02)
L4: ¼ of the way down the medial aspect of tibia down the medial side of tibia underneath medial malleolus, underneath the medial arch of the foot underneath to the bit toe on the sole of the foot (03:26)
L5:1/4 of the way down the lateral aspect of fibula swooping down and then into a diagonal line with the big toe this time on the dorsal side of dorsum of the foot (04:01)
Thank you!
Very interesting. I just wish different colors were used to indicate the different dermatomes. For people who are colorblind this can be quite challenging.
Thankyou so much ur awesome. God bless u and family with great health
Thank you! 🙏🏼 God bless and best wishes to you 🙏🏼
You explain very well. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed it 😊
Well explained!
Thanks a lot...love from India🇮🇳🙏
Thank you for watching!
Overall nice video. A little confused w/ your map for L2 dermatome. I have never seen it as described across the lateral femur? Most maps show it tracing across the anterio/medial thigh/groin area, starting from the L/S. Do you mind sharing the map you consulted for that ?
Hey Joshua! Yes of course, the map is included in the video. If you head to 1 minute 20 seconds it is highlighted there
@@ClinicalPhysio Thank you so much :). Great videos by the way, definitely helpful.
@@joshuawasserman170 very kind of you to say my friend! Thank you for your kind words!
Thank you !
Thank you so much!
Very helpful👏🏽
Thank you!
Is there a reason you don’t test the dermatomes map of S2?
how does she not giggle!!!! i'm way too tickly for that
😂
I also thought that. XD 😂
2:30
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you!