I have been watching anatomy vids for a couple of years when i get a chance as i have family. U r by far the best teacher i have ever come across. Thankyou so much for sharing your gift of imparting and instilling understanding of information to randoms like me. I hope you are blessed.
Not certain about the points maaaadeeee but ,if anyone elseee is searching for hip flexxxor ppppain exercises try twitter.com/0b54c6a22030c559d/status/822776762270498816
Pls listen to patients don’t cause them long life suffering pls. I’ve had a problem with my leg and hip since 21 now 42 been to at least 100 Drs. All have failed me because they won’t listen and continue to push PT which only makes me worse.
@@boundariessetinstone5893 you seem to be very angry buddy! But I am thankful for your advice and shall continue to listen to my patients and now with more effort. Thank you very much. And I would suggest you see a physiotherapist rather than a doctor for your problem. Wish you health!
Please my child was given an injection at her right side buttock later realize that part of her buttock has become small. So now, the left side buttock is bigger than the right. Is there something you can help me do? Thank you, God bless you
Thank you so much for these tutorials; I’m an artist, and I teach artistic anatomy, and your explanations are so helpful at simplifying the information I need to explain to my students. Thank you!
Extremely lucid video. Thank you. I pulled a deep gluteal muscle in my back thigh playing tennis. Your video helped me know what muscle it was and why I was in so much pain... because of its proximity to the sciatic nerve.
AnatomyZone- congratulations !!! This is absolutely riveting and very well- done, instructive tutorial on muscle system I've ever come across on the net. As a guy with master degree in motor rehabilitation I must say you've done an outstanding job. Keep it up !!!!
Your videos are the only thing getting me through first year of anatomy at medschool! Please keep making them! A tutorial on the perineal region- urogenital and anal triangles would be greatly appreciated!
As soon as I discovered these 3D anatomy program I thought "man I hope some clever person has made talkthroughs with these on youtube". And here you are! Thanks. One piece of feedback, try adding in maybe an interesting detail about a muscle, or where it's name comes from. Makes remembering much easier
You have done an amazing job! I cant explain how helpful your tutorials for students who have taken anatomy in med school or currently enrolled!! Thanks a lot. Looking forward to more tutorials!!!
Thanks a lot kenhub team...you have been helping thousands of students like us to understand this subjects precisely...I am really glad that I found sonething helpfull and interestingly..the things which I wad not able to grasp throughout my practicals lecture,I have been learning here.. you are doing great job indeed..God bless
Thanks a ton. I could actually understand what piriformis is. It hurts since my pregnancy and now it will be easier to get it treated. Sciatic nerve was hurting too
This tutorial was wonderful! Thank you so much for putting this out here. I've been having a pinched Lateral Femoral Cutaneous nerve that has in the past effected my (R) thigh, then all of a sudden, somethin g shifted and other parts of my thigh have been effected with such deep horrible pain that by 2pm, I am no longer able to walk. I wanted to know if this nerve could still be affecting the muscles in my thigh. I had forgotten we had this many muscles. It's possible it's the Lateral Femoral nerve or the Sciatic or both. My MD and I will be discussing where do we go from her. I Thank You from the bottom of my Heart for the information. I was absolutely fascinated.
another awesomeness filled vid but just a tip buddy, i know time is an issue on youtube, but keep in mind we can rewind n stuff, so dont mind throwing in some extra information and talking a bit fast coz we can rewind, wud just add even MORE worth to ur already awesome vids :)
Quick correction: I heard you say that Obt. Internus inserts onto the greater trochanter. The small lateral hip rotators ( i.e. Piriformis, Sup. and Inf. Gemelli, and Obt. Internus insert into the Trochanteric fossa, not the GT) The only Lateral rotator to not insert into the trochanteric fossa is, Quad Femoris, which attaches onto the Quadrate Tubercle.
elegant and neat way to approach the muscles and tendons my congratulations i am a 32 years practice medical doctor major in orthpaedics outstanding marine
Gluteus muscles- Gleuts maximus extensor of hip joint . Gletus minimus and medius lies to deep to gletus maximus.lateral rotator . Tensor fasciae lata stabilises the knee in extension .illio tibial tract. Deep muscles- Pyriformis anterolateral surface of sacrum.lateral rotator. Superior gemellus below pyriformis. Obturator internus medial surface of obturator membrane. Gemellus inferior- . Quadratus femoris- lateral rotation. Superior gemellus and obturator internus by nerve to obturator internus. Inferior gemellus and quadratus femoris nerve to quadratus femoris. Piriformis- s1 s2. Thigh- Anterior compartment- Iliopsoas major- flexes the hip. Anterior ramiL123. And femoral nerve. Quadriceps muscle- Rectus femoris flex hip. Vasta intermedius below rectus femoris. Vasta lateralis Vasta medialis. Vasta muscles are extensor of knee. Sartorius hip flexor. ASI SPINE TO Medial surface of proximal tibia. Thank you sir
hey ,if anyone else wants to uncover hip flexor pain exercises try Trefendous Pain Relief Tips (just google it ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my buddy got amazing results with it.
There are many factors in relieving back pain pain at home. One place I found that succeeds in merging these is the Fergs Pain Ease (check it out on google) definately the most useful plan that I have ever seen. Check out the incredible info .
Great Video! Can i just add that below 90 degrees of Hip Flexion, the Piriformis is an Lateral Rotator, but above 90 degrees of hip flexion, its a medial rotator. Something to do on the way its positioned i think
So helpful! - I really missed the Obturator Internus though to complete the story (or maybe...?) Thankyou so much - dancers like this very much. Great work
If аnyyуone wants to unсooover aching hip flexoors bеst workout for hips trу twitter.com/5938d68528b690df0/status/822776762270498816 Muscles of thе Thigh and Gluteal Regiоn Part 1 Аnatооoomy Tutoriаl
thank you soooo much. but you didn't mention the Pectineus muscle in the anterior compartment only thing missing from my notes but still awesome thank you for video
Whats up. Enjoy it. My mate's entire body developed quick, as though he was actually on anabolic steroids. Found out he has not been! I've habitually had trouble to get more muscles. This man used the Muscle Building Bible (search it) I'm about to try it.
Amazing as always! I just have a Q, Isn't Obturator Externus considered a muscle of the Gluteal region? if not then what? BTW ever since i started my anatomy course I've been frequently checking your tutorials, thus thank you TONS!
I am afraid the area between the sacrospinous and the sacrotuberous is the lesser sciatic foramen. At 3:25 its misleading when you say "so the greater sciatic foramen is this space between the greater noch and the sacrospinous and the sacrotuberous ligament" Good job anyhow :)
I have been watching anatomy vids for a couple of years when i get a chance as i have family. U r by far the best teacher i have ever come across. Thankyou so much for sharing your gift of imparting and instilling understanding of information to randoms like me. I hope you are blessed.
You are a boon to medical students!!
I wish I had seen all your videos in my 1st year of med school.
Love it!!
Not certain about the points maaaadeeee but ,if anyone elseee is searching for hip flexxxor ppppain exercises try twitter.com/0b54c6a22030c559d/status/822776762270498816
Pls listen to patients don’t cause them long life suffering pls. I’ve had a problem with my leg and hip since 21 now 42 been to at least 100 Drs. All have failed me because they won’t listen and continue to push PT which only makes me worse.
@@boundariessetinstone5893 you seem to be very angry buddy! But I am thankful for your advice and shall continue to listen to my patients and now with more effort. Thank you very much.
And I would suggest you see a physiotherapist rather than a doctor for your problem. Wish you health!
no problem, glad it was helpful for you :) Still got many more tutorials to make - stay tuned!
#AnatomyZone Sir plzzz make notes of your tutorial its also very helpful
Please my child was given an injection at her right side buttock later realize that part of her buttock has become small. So now, the left side buttock is bigger than the right. Is there something you can help me do? Thank you, God bless you
Thank you so much for these tutorials; I’m an artist, and I teach artistic anatomy, and your explanations are so helpful at simplifying the information I need to explain to my students. Thank you!
thank you, glad to be of help! More tutorials on the way :)
@AnatomyZone plzzz also make notes sir...it is very helpful
Extremely lucid video. Thank you. I pulled a deep gluteal muscle in my back thigh playing tennis. Your video helped me know what muscle it was and why I was in so much pain... because of its proximity to the sciatic nerve.
AnatomyZone- congratulations !!! This is absolutely riveting and very well- done, instructive tutorial on muscle system I've ever come across on the net. As a guy with master degree in motor rehabilitation I must say you've done an outstanding job. Keep it up !!!!
This is the best video I've seen on the pelvis, from every angle, very well done.
Your videos are the only thing getting me through first year of anatomy at medschool! Please keep making them! A tutorial on the perineal region- urogenital and anal triangles would be greatly appreciated!
Thank u so much. These 3D angles help me understand the exact positions of the muscles so much better than images. 🙏🏼
Just Wanted to say U Do such a Great Work For STUDENTS,,,,May ALLAH blessed You with more and more,,,,,,,
As soon as I discovered these 3D anatomy program I thought "man I hope some clever person has made talkthroughs with these on youtube". And here you are! Thanks.
One piece of feedback, try adding in maybe an interesting detail about a muscle, or where it's name comes from. Makes remembering much easier
Your videos are very helpful for understanding anatomy. Thank you for making it simple.
You have done an amazing job! I cant explain how helpful your tutorials for students who have taken anatomy in med school or currently enrolled!! Thanks a lot.
Looking forward to more tutorials!!!
unbelievable knowledge. Great inclusion of the nerve pathways too, that's great to know for treatment selection! Thanks!
Thanks a lot kenhub team...you have been helping thousands of students like us to understand this subjects precisely...I am really glad that I found sonething helpfull and interestingly..the things which I wad not able to grasp throughout my practicals lecture,I have been learning here..
you are doing great job indeed..God bless
Not kenhub ryt?....
That's what i was thinking.
Thanks a ton. I could actually understand what piriformis is. It hurts since my pregnancy and now it will be easier to get it treated. Sciatic nerve was hurting too
Anatomically connected! Excellent pace & view!
oh my god this is so great.. im drawing the human body i various angles and this really really helps
Fan of anatomy zone since forever
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Great one anatomy zone,pls what did you mean by the S1 and S2 when you mentioned about the innervation of the piriformis??
Amazingly well done. Such a wonderful presentation it is. By far the best anatomy illustration I have ever watched ! Kudos!!!
Thank you so much! I'm in high school with a huge muscle test tommorow, and you're tutorials are the reason I'm not going to fail! YAY! :D
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@@abdulrehmanakhtar9416 it's been 8yrs 😁 would it still matter if it didn't go well?
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Just wanted to say thanks helped me on my test today
This tutorial was wonderful! Thank you so much for putting this out here. I've been having a pinched Lateral Femoral Cutaneous nerve that has in the past effected my (R) thigh, then all of a sudden, somethin g shifted and other parts of my thigh have been effected with such deep horrible pain that by 2pm, I am no longer able to walk. I wanted to know if this nerve could still be affecting the muscles in my thigh. I had forgotten we had this many muscles. It's possible it's the Lateral Femoral nerve or the Sciatic or both. My MD and I will be discussing where do we go from her. I Thank You from the bottom of my Heart for the information. I was absolutely fascinated.
dude, these are so well done.
You're a champion. Thank you for helping me pass my degree.
great explanation!! thank you so much..really helped me feel more comfortable about my ACE exam coning up this friday
This video is incredible
another awesomeness filled vid but just a tip buddy, i know time is an issue on youtube, but keep in mind we can rewind n stuff, so dont mind throwing in some extra information and talking a bit fast coz we can rewind, wud just add even MORE worth to ur already awesome vids :)
getting ready to take my CSCS cert and this is a lifesaver sir!!!!
Thankyou so much!!
This really helped
Thank you very much for all your videos, they are eye pleasing and brain stimulating! It makes everything so easy and clear...Thank you once again.
Thanks so much for all this, fab. Will share with all my yoga students!
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Thank you soooooo much for helping me with my homework. You create AMAZING videos!!! Wow!!!!
Wow, such an amazing video! Thank you so much!
Hello anatomy zone. Your videos are really helpful. Thanks!
Great and very helpful tutorials. Thank you.
Outstanding video. Helps a lot in performing MSK imaging
Quick correction: I heard you say that Obt. Internus inserts onto the greater trochanter. The small lateral hip rotators ( i.e. Piriformis, Sup. and Inf. Gemelli, and Obt. Internus insert into the Trochanteric fossa, not the GT) The only Lateral rotator to not insert into the trochanteric fossa is, Quad Femoris, which attaches onto the Quadrate Tubercle.
thanks a lot you're a life savior :)
elegant and neat way to approach the muscles and tendons my congratulations i am a 32 years practice medical doctor major in orthpaedics outstanding marine
Gluteus muscles-
Gleuts maximus extensor of hip joint .
Gletus minimus and medius lies to deep to gletus maximus.lateral rotator .
Tensor fasciae lata stabilises the knee in extension .illio tibial tract.
Deep muscles-
Pyriformis anterolateral surface of sacrum.lateral rotator.
Superior gemellus below pyriformis.
Obturator internus medial surface of obturator membrane.
Gemellus inferior- .
Quadratus femoris- lateral rotation.
Superior gemellus and obturator internus by nerve to obturator internus.
Inferior gemellus and quadratus femoris nerve to quadratus femoris.
Piriformis- s1 s2.
Thigh-
Anterior compartment-
Iliopsoas major- flexes the hip. Anterior ramiL123. And femoral nerve.
Quadriceps muscle-
Rectus femoris flex hip.
Vasta intermedius below rectus femoris.
Vasta lateralis
Vasta medialis.
Vasta muscles are extensor of knee.
Sartorius hip flexor.
ASI SPINE TO Medial surface of proximal tibia.
Thank you sir
great, we need more of this !
Awesome videos! I am learining alot without having to go to college.
Nice explanation sir.thanku
you saved my life!!! thank you!!!
hey ,if anyone else wants to uncover hip flexor pain exercises try Trefendous Pain Relief Tips (just google it ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my buddy got amazing results with it.
There are many factors in relieving back pain pain at home. One place I found that succeeds in merging these is the Fergs Pain Ease (check it out on google) definately the most useful plan that I have ever seen. Check out the incredible info .
super helpful , thanks for your sharing
Wow the video is wonderful and helpful
Great Video!
Can i just add that below 90 degrees of Hip Flexion, the Piriformis is an Lateral Rotator, but above 90 degrees of hip flexion, its a medial rotator.
Something to do on the way its positioned i think
Good clear discussion; appreciated!
superb and clear expalanation
So helpful! - I really missed the Obturator Internus though to complete the story (or maybe...?) Thankyou so much - dancers like this very much. Great work
thank you the video was very useful
Thank you so much.
more comment after my test thanks a lot for this upload
Cool computer program you have!
This is honestly my least favorite part of anatomy ... the lower limb. And you've explained it wonderfully. Thank you!
Thanks for saving my life
Very informative, thank you!
Fantastic! Thanks ⭐
I was literally blank in the lecture class, but now I can visualise everything which makes it easier . thanks
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Thanks for these videos mate, very well done and very helpful!
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Really well explained-good revision and use of image
great video,thank you!
Very nice, thank you for sharing.
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Great video bud, keep it up :)
This was helpful, thanks!
Great explanation, thank you!
thank you soooo much. but you didn't mention the Pectineus muscle in the anterior compartment only thing missing from my notes but still awesome thank you for video
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Whats up. Enjoy it. My mate's entire body developed quick, as though he was actually on anabolic steroids. Found out he has not been! I've habitually had trouble to get more muscles. This man used the Muscle Building Bible (search it)
I'm about to try it.
thanks alot! that was really helpful.
Thanks bro,downloaded for personal use
Amazing as always!
I just have a Q, Isn't Obturator Externus considered a muscle of the Gluteal region?
if not then what?
BTW ever since i started my anatomy course I've been frequently checking your tutorials, thus thank you TONS!
what are the muscles just underneath or in depth of gluteous maximus, near the midline, right over the sacrum? and what is their depth or thickness?
Thank u so much. keep making more vids
If you are going to train piriformis muscle with fitness, can it prevent your superior gluteal nerve from being suppressed?
Thank you so much for your videos, they are very helpful
Thank You So Much!!!
What anatomy program do you use for your videos? I like the ability cut away and see the underlying structures.
thank you
thank you so much
Which anatomy app are u using here ??It would be really helpful if u could share.
Wonderful! Thank you!
I am afraid the area between the sacrospinous and the sacrotuberous is the lesser sciatic foramen. At 3:25 its misleading when you say "so the greater sciatic foramen is this space between the greater noch and the sacrospinous and the sacrotuberous ligament"
Good job anyhow :)
Really explained well! 😏
superb!!!!