Erb's Points (anatomy)

[@alanwaterman1328]

"Will the real Erb's point please stand up?"

[@6thlane46]

Hi I'm from Sri Lanka. Studying for MD OMF. Thank you millions for being there ❤

[@william_shakespeare]

Love the long hair, Dr. Sam! And as always, great video!

[@indirasharma6076]

Excellent sharing big like dear friend 👍👍💕💕

[@basingstoke63]

Thanks ,Sam . I learned something new today .

[@aman.sadath]

My two legends from Wales are Sam Webster and Gareth Bale. In that order.

[@gracejames4241]

Sam, your videos are informative, interesting and really fun to watch... Could you do a video on Sinus/Spaces of Morgagni.

[@SamWebster]

Very good - that's another one I hadn't noticed that there are two of.

[@nneoma830]

Please can you do a video on cubital fossa, your videos are the only ones I understand and they are very informative. Thank you 🙏

[@Stubborn214]

Please upload more videos on UPPER and LOWER LIMB clinicals!!
Please 🙏🏼

[@TheQuranSayings]

Dear @SamWebster, I am a first-year medical student in England. Can you please tell me if it would be good if I could buy Gray's Anatomy 42nd edition, please?
Kindly,

[@trockodile]

Awesome stuff, thank you!👍

[@MrZooplankton_]

1 hour ago i was learning about erb and klumpke palsy, then this come up😂

[@bjplays9449]

Another one; The pectineal ligament of Astley Cooper and the ligament of Astley Cooper in the mammary gland
I'm guessing Astley Cooper was an anatomist as well?

[@Battker]

The only thing I could think of was the two "styloid processes", haha

[@austinamymusic]

😊😊😊

[@krishvasa7644]

Try sinus of morgagni😅

[@SamWebster]

Excellent - will do, thank you.

[@krishvasa7644]

@@SamWebster 😊

[@hamdandentist]

First❤