Bone Organs 7- Pectoral girdle

[@michellemilian5547]

you're amazing please continue to make more videos

[@priyankaverma5431]

I would like to say that your way of teaching is amazing. Thank you.

[@menahilfatima6552]

You make me actually enjoy anatomy! Thank you!!

[@MA-rc2eo]

Thank you for helping me. I appreciate your videos.

[@parakhmody1413]

This is the right arm scapula we're looking at, correct?

[@parisatadjali5174]

Great video!! but you identified the infraspinous fossa as the infraspinous process, in all my textbooks its called a fossa. Which is correct?

[@wendy-riggs]

+Parisa Tadjali Fossa fossa fossa! Sorry 'bout that!

[@bro.futuredoctor3925]

Wendy Riggs
No problem. But it is infraspitus

[@massawesammy7502]

Wendy it's nice sesion

[@massawesammy7502]

Wendy it's nice sesion

[@EIsuruPriyaranga]

some text books show glenoid fossa as glenoid cavity :) both are correct, isn't it ? :)

[@wendy-riggs]

Yep! I like "fossa" better, because it is more fun to say. Fossa fossa fossa!

[@scotthargraves576]

I use the term glenoid fossa even though most textbooks refer to it as the glenoid fossa. But if you look up the definitions of fossa and cavity, you'll see that this bony landmark better matches the definition of fossa.