HIP JOINT PROXIMAL ARTICULATION (HIP JOINT COMPLEX BIOMECHANICS)Physiotherapy Tutorials

HIP JOINT PROXIMAL ARTICULATION (HIP JOINT COMPLEX BIOMECHANICS)Physiotherapy Tutorials
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summary of the video with the time for reference:
1.introduction to hip joint 0:54
-coxofemoral joint
-ball and socket type of joint which provides good support to head, trunk, thorax
2.coxofemoral joint 1:35
-made of pubis, illium, ischeum
-lunate surface with acetabular notch
-acetabular fossa with synovial fluid
3. labrum 3:41
-fibrocartilagenous
-lot of nerve ending hence its painful
-proprioception
-hydrostatic pressure helps in lubrication
-anterior and superior part is commonly injured
4.acetabular anteversion 5:54
tells amount of anterior orientation of acetabulum
-if its very high then there are high chances of dislocation
5.Central edge angle 7:13
-angle of wiberg
-tells how much the acetabulum is oriented inferiorly
-35 in female
-38 in male
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[@hariniboomi2845]

Excellent explanation......

[@siyavuyagceba2483]

A big thanks to you sir, I gained a lot of confidence in biomechanics lectures starting from the shoulder complex up to now. Thanks a lot!

[@MovementScience8]

Your welcome😄

[@meghanavariketi8362]

Finaly 😍Most awaited video

[@MovementScience8]

Thank you so much for the support:)

[@krisspy8501]

Love it bro ♥️ 👏🏻

[@cc90351]

This was so so helpful, thank you so much. After 7 years of chronic pain I'm finally approaching a diagnosis. Just got a CT scan and my Coronal center edge angle= 23 degrees, and Acetabular version (3:00)= 27 degrees anteversion. This video helps me understand what these mean so I can ask my surgeon informed questions. Thanks so much.

[@MovementScience8]

Your welcome 😊

[@patelcharmi3710]

It's very helpful
Thank u so much 😊👍

[@alejandrocanas9594]

ABSOLUTE GOAT. Thank you mayn!

[@MovementScience8]

Thank you so much
Really appreciate it !!

[@akshaynadkarni7240]

Good job 👍

[@vinayvenugopal961]

Superb bro❤️

[@krisspy8501]

Bro 😳… Good job 👏🏻

[@anaghaj803]

Please upload anatomy classes

[@pri_yankasinha2]

Please make more videos in different subjects like exercise therapy as well. It'd be a great help. Thank you!

[@MovementScience8]

Definitely but will take lot of time
Thank you for your suggestion:)

[@raghulmoorthi6230]

Thank you man, you take biomech more detailed than my shitty lecturer.

[@MovementScience8]

Your welcome!

[@jalalmajdi5682]

Thanks so much you are awsome! Great explanation please keep it up

[@MovementScience8]

Really appreciate it 🙂

[@saranajafi9511]

It’s really helpful 🤍

[@adiba8517]

very helpful... Thank You

[@MovementScience8]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shivanshusingh3444]

Love you brother ❤️❤️❤️

[@MovementScience8]

❤❤❤

[@snehagulia9389]

thankyou sir❤

[@danielgerbermac3483]

thank you brother merci frère from Paris Pantin

[@MovementScience8]

Your welcome☺

[@madhushreedas412]

Omg! U made it sooo easy. ♥️

[@MovementScience8]

Thank you so much❤😊

[@aliyanehal3830]

Awsm 👍

[@MovementScience8]

Thank you🙏

[@monikanarayan7731]

Nicely explained

[@MovementScience8]

Thank you!

[@itsLuffy999]

I think labrum does help in load distribution

[@harsanhabibkaur949]

u are the best sir

[@MovementScience8]

Thank you❤

[@Abulkalam-ns7wo]

Very good explanation!

[@MovementScience8]

Thank you:)

[@syedabiyah726]

Thank u soo muchhh.....
😍

[@MovementScience8]

I'm glad I could help!!😊

[@anjuponnappan989]

Nice 👌 keep going 👍👌

[@MovementScience8]

Thank you 😊

[@saeeiis1856]

Very helpful 👍

[@MovementScience8]

Thank you🙏

[@baanikaurdeol7440]

My daughter ace tubular angle 30 degree on left and 29 on right hip side..she is in abduction braces ..hw much degree is it for normal hips

[@nehag2861]

Finally I got this . Thank you 😊 Anna

[@SamSam-fi1he]

💜💜

[@MovementScience8]

Thank you❤

[@kaisserdeleon4334]

Why is it that the CEA OF MEN(38) and women(35) different?

[@MovementScience8]

Honestly speaking I don't know...I tried to look it up but couldn't find any reliable source...may be I'll try asking my faculty about the same but differences like these are very commonly seen in gender...that's just our body is buit
Specially women having wider pelvis for bearing the child I think will be definitely somewhere related to this when it comes to overall hip anatomy!

[@kunalpawar9143]

Is there any lecture on elbow copmlex?

[@MovementScience8]

Coming soon

[@kunalpawar9143]

@@MovementScience8 yes please upload it As soon as possible

[@harshitashah4334]

Where can we get your written notes?

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[@abhishektoo]

Where I get notes ?

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