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Dorsal foot muscles
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- We looked at the plantar muscles of the foot last week, so we'd better take a look at the muscles on the other side too. It's ok, there are only a couple of them.
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Timestamps :
3:25 bones of the foot
4:34 extensor digitorum brevis
5:07 extensor digitorum longus (tendon)
6:00 extensor hallucis brevis
6:18 extensor hallucis longus (tendon)
6:42 extensor hallucis brevis & extensor digitorum brevis look like one whole muscle
7:27 extensor retinaculum
8:09 tibialis anterior (tendon)
8:53 dorsal interosseous muscles
9:53 innervation (deep fibular nerve + medial and lateral plantar nerves for interosseous muscles)
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he looks like a happy non psycho/socio-pathic version of house
Speaks to skeleton> "he's flexible today" 3:22
Thanks Sam.You cracked me up,when you crossed your eyes. 😃😀 Anatomy!!what a subject.🙇♀️
6:39 ?
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beautifully explained
my 5 month daughter also enjoyed vedio with me .thnx
XD you're awesome!!! It was hilarious when you did that thing to your eyes!!! I reversed and saw that part 3 times!! Lol! 😂🤣😂😂 Your videos are always Awesome!
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Twas your last teabag and it likely went cold by the time you finished recording!
Dropped a spinning angle grinder on the top my foot and this video really helps identify where and how I've lost some fictionality.
Thanks!
time stamp: 6:39 made me laugh so hard. Sam you're the GOAT but I had to get you on this one. LOL
Seriously, thanks for you 💜
Thank you teacher
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8:31 - Tibialis anterior tendon runs down to the 1st, not 5th, metatarsal bone and the medial cuneiform bone (en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibialis_anterior_muscle).
Does anybody knows where could I buy the foot models shown in this video?
Thanks for the information doctor. Sorry, I don't really understand listening to English. Can you please tell me what is the function of the tibialis anterior (tendon)? And what is the effect if the tendon is severed? Thanks for the answer doc. Stay healthy.
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Thank you so much for such great and interesting contents.
Here's a question, sir. Do pardon my curiosity.
Just as the flexor retinaculum can also be called transverse carpal ligament, can the retinaculum around the tarsal region be called transverse or rather oblique tarsal ligament?
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Thanks you alot
where can you purchase good anatomy models ?
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What is number 34 and 12
6:38
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I have searched into the future
You look like emma chamberlains dad haha. nice video though
Why is he talking in a 'children's tv presenter' voice and manner?