Knee muscles
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- Опубликовано: 18 дек 2016
- Talking about the big muscles of the knee joint. I waffled on long enough covering the quadriceps femoris and hamstring muscles, but didn't include some of the other muscles that act at the knee, like gastrocnemius and plantaris. I'll cover those when we get to the leg (calf).
Dr. Webster, you saved my life! I’m in med school in the US, our anatomy lab became virtual which makes no sense to me at all. If it weren’t for your videos, I’d fail the course. Sending you all the respect and appreciation that my heart can afford
it's just a case of time and you'll take over RUclips Dr! Thank you so much for your effort :D
Oh yeah, forgot to say: It SO USEFUL when you tell when we can PALPATE certain muscles and bones on ourself. That's a really good way to understand it and remember it. I remember from nursing school, I rehersed all the names of the bones when I was in the shower xD "Now I'm washing fibula and behind it is the tibia ..." All best
Hi v good explaination, only genius teacher can explain like you.
If I got teacher like you in my school days I might be a great doctor.
You made it Simple and easy to understand.
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Keep on distributing knowledge you have.
I greatly appreciate that you explain things in plain language with multiple examples. I can tell you love explaining and being a teacher; thank you so much for your logical and practical content!
Hi Sam. These videos are amazing. If I just had had you as my anatomy teacher at nursing school, I would never have dropped out. This is super useful, I use it to understand which muscles I use when swimming and doing yoga, and I'm going to use them a lot, when I'm drawing people. It's superior to know anatomy, when you draw people. Thanks again, all best Peter
Thanks for great knowledge provided to me on pectoral ,thigh,knee muscles.Once again thanks for Doctor/Professor Sam for extending such vast and complex muscular system in so lucid and simple way.
I’m so glad I found your channel!! I could hug you! I am understanding muscle function and movement so much more now. THANK YOU!!!
Your a Wonderful Instructor!!! Thank You so Much!
I could watch your video everyday and learn all the anatomy that gave me alot of confusion when I was a student. I am considering taking the licensure exam and relearning myself again. You are way way better Doctor teacher than my Doctor teacher a decade ago. Thank you so much!:)
Eternally grateful that you take the time to create these amazing videos.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge Sam!
The way you are explaining is amazing.
Thanks
Amazing! Thank you for sharing your great knowledge!
Your explanation is amazing. Clear and complete. Thanks.
I am so pleased that I found your videos. You are so pleasant and easy to watch and understand. Thank you.
Thank you for telling us about the intricate actions of all our body parts
Thank you :) The way you teach anatomy is easier.🙏🏼
Please keep your page up! You are truly a great instructor/Professor, I could study every one of your videos. Anatomy fasionates me and you make it comprehendable and yet still professionally informative. Your passion is apparent, thank you.... Sandra
I'm a CCMA for a Trauma I Ortho Surgeon! I love your teachings and your comical demiener🥰
Great teaching method. It is helping me learn what issues I need to work on with my hip and Back pain.
Thank you so much for explaining everything more clearly than my lecturers!!
Best online video supplement I've used for PT school. Appreciate the videos tenfold.
Keep it up, your content is very informative and helpful so thank you
I just loved the videos ,helping me to love anatomy, which I was very apprehensive of studying .
Thank you for this video ,its very easy to understand. God bless you
The best anatomy channel.
In my first year anatomy I always remembered that fibula was more lateral because fibula begins with “F”, the same as “Furthest”.
I literally love all ur videos !!! Thank u so much !! Please do more 😀
Thank you so much ! What a lovely place to study/ explain
Thanks for these videos, they're very insightful and easy to understand :-)
If only you could have taught my classes! Reviewing your vids before my final clinical rotation. So good!
Hey Sam What ur doing with ur videos is amazing!, ThankX a lot !. I am a yoga teacher and ur videos helping me a lot to understand more the anatomy of the human body, keep the good job up brother :)
Great! Happy to help (and even happier to know that I *am* helping).
@@SamWebster I second that, this is helping a lot in preparation for my yoga anatomy exam. You're the only person talking about anatomy on youtube I can actually focus on. Big thanks!
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Heyy!! I already watched every video of you.. You're helping me so much and thanks for that! I'm a first year med student and I have almost an anatomy exam... Greeting from belgium :D
This is gold! Thank you!
Another helpful video, thank you!
If I watched the same video ten times. I might retain 10% of whatever it was you just said.
Fantastic videos! Thank you so much!!
hi doctor. good explain. exlent videos. .💚 I like all videos 👍👍
Sam, thank u so much! U r amazing!!
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Bones...nerves...muscles...ligaments...tendons...lungs...heart...brain...yet we race off as though we expect everything to happen perfectly every time.
You are pretty great explaining, thx for this videos!
Thanks Sam your the Master!
Thanks a lot for explaining in simple language. I watched video regarding anatomy of patella since mine got misaligned. The way you explain is the best. I tried other videos also but they are confusing. You start from the basics and slowely goes up. I am getting interested in your other videos also. They are so helpful and informational. Now I have something to look forward to of ur videos in these covid days. Thanks once again.
Hello sir, you are great person. your lessons are very useful . keep paddling
excellent teacher,im a slow learner and even i understand you,thanks sam,new sub.
Amazing, thanks a lot Dr
I love this video 🤗❤It has been so so helpful 🙌Thank you 💯I love love love your videos 🤗
Great job as always 👍👍👏👏
It was awesome 👏🏼
Thank you so so much dear Lecturer :) You are really helpful :)
I’m loving all these videos, while I’m trying to self diagnose my lumber and Si joint pains. Which then give pain and weakness to my rectus femoris, also abduction weakness. So on a run at 4km, 14km, or 34km (it’s just random 🤷🏽♂️). I have to then swing my left leg round like an unstable pendulum 😂 every single running stride. With a lot of pain and sometimes total numbness. 😮
very useful for massage therapies and sport therapies in general
hi mr webster, i don't know if u read these comments, but i have found ur videos very helpful, and i would like to request that you post a video on the knee capsule, extra and intra capsular components if possible, as it would be a great help,
thank you
I can tell you’re very proud of being a runner
This was really helpful thank you
Best teaching on the Web. Where can I download a written list of video titles? Thank you in advance.
Sir very good informative and helpful video like all your other videos.really thank u. I request you to make clinical anatomy videos too.
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Thanks again and always for your amazing explanations! I wonder if you could talk a bit about the tensor of the vastus intermedius?
This is just awesome... Would you like to make a video on different types of gait ? This will mean a lot us... ❤
I love these videos Sam. Thank you !!
wonderful. great job. thanks from Palestine.
Luckily everything in the human body is running properly and repairing itself...5 billion years of evolution ..survival and procreation...our human evolution makes us invincible if we get in stride with nature..for all our genius...and this man in the video is an off the charts genius...we must remember we are part of the animal kingdom and subject to natural laws!
Love your videos, so helpful. I am a yoga teacher and an anatomy geek and learn so well from these videos and your delivery makes it fun. I am wondering if you meant lateral rotation of the femur when talking about the sartorius muscle in the cross legged position.
I think it's lateral, not medial.
If I was a butcher I wouldn’t be watching this video! 12:31
Haha, I love your videos, you are the best teacher in the world
Wish the car and truck mechanics could figure out things like Doctor Sam.
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Thanks alot
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Its such a great video with detailed explanation, Just one thing where does the iliotibial tract come from in the amidst of all these knee muscles?
Love your videos! I have a question: Do you think having a pinched sciatic nerve is more likely to lead to a hamstring tear? Or that a pinched femoral nerve is more likely to lead to a quadriceps injury? If a patient were to present with a hamstring tear, especially a non-acute event would the doctor be thinking to examine for possible lumbar spine issue?
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Love your videos - you are not “ typical “ academic …. it seems so quaint now -why you had the place to yourself back then , referring to pandemic …sometimes “ignorance is bliss” ……
Sartorius laterally/externally rotates the femur, not medially. At 6:10
Preparing for my exam, thank you Sam Webster 🙆🏾♂️. U just made my studying more easy
From stand to sitting > are you concentrically contracting the hip flexor muscles and also eccentrically contracting the hip extensor muscles - all going with gravity - so that you then sit ? I am right to say this ? thank you
When you talk about the sartorious, you talk about cross-legged position as if it is medial rotation but I think that is a mistake. That is a lateral rotation isn’t it?
just checked the comments cause i was thinking the same thing.
How do you know that when you put your leg forward, you flex your hip and when you put your leg back you are extending the hip?
6:11 the satouris is doing lateral rotation rather than medial rotation, right ? 6:11
8:35 I just found my own randomly and looked this video up to see if it was normal or swollen 😂
Sat down and felt something move in the back of the knee, accompanied by sharp pain and radiating pain down leg/hip. May have overdone it on the bike machine at the gym Any thoughts?
Let nature work!
My father recently got affected his right leg by a mild stroke. Through he is recovered and walking without any assistance his right leg turns to the sideway and position up front when walking and says because he couldn’t bend his knee when walking. Do you have any hunch what part of his lower limbs would have been affected by this move, so I can concentrate giving him more physiotherapeutic attention on that part of the lower limbs pls.
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Is there a video on adductors of the hip
08:34 I was lost in your shoes Sam... Can you please tell where did u get those from😢😮
Sir can you show the locking unlocking mechanism?
At 6:14 isn’t that external rotation of the femur??
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my knees click when I extend then retract my leg, some people say that its gas but I think it might be a muscle issue :I
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Evolution...things work only to insure our survival!
Those skeleton models...internal organ models...yikes...only humans can create such wonders.
Captions please
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That’s if the brain allows you to do those sort of things I don’t wise your muscles shrink or your ligaments shrink
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