You are the God of Anatomy, Sam!!! How many times did I try to remember these, reading. But hey, watched your video once and I remember all the major points on the humerus bone. Thank you. 🙏🙏🙏
That is very interesting I needed to know about the muscles or the tendons that move the fingers out straight and bend them because I find it hard to straighten them because of my stroke, thank you very much
I already love your videos wity just this... First of all its in English which most anatomy lectures arent😢. Thnk you soo much foe your dedication to the future anatomists❤
Hi Sam. I love your explanation;-) I study PT and the skeleton system is not easy without great pictures or without video like yours. I close my book and really enjoyed my study during watching your video. Strongly recommend to everyone. Thank you;-) You make my study easier;-) Daria from Poland study in IRELAND.
hmmm, after that class , i have some very over used tendons in that area , i might even say they may be a bit swollen ,,i have not done any bicep and tricep workouts for about 6 weeks ...mm, thanks mate, now i know whats going on .
I had a freak accident and fell, hitting both of my humorous just above the elbow and completely detaching both triceps My left elbow now has a hook to it
The coronoid process is a part of the ulna and it's that section that articulates with the fossa on the humerus when the arm is flexed. I think that's why anyway lol.
Love the simplicity of your detailed anatomy. You got ease.
Thanks - it's a tricky line to tread.
Would you be able to do a video of the lymphatic system and or even talking about embryological beginnings (i don't know if thats redundant)
@@emmyloumccoy1221 You are from which Medical College?
hey Sam I wish i could find you at the start of my semester :'(
You really explained well
BUT,
Thanks GOD i find you before my semester exams
You are the God of Anatomy, Sam!!! How many times did I try to remember these, reading. But hey, watched your video once and I remember all the major points on the humerus bone. Thank you. 🙏🙏🙏
That is very interesting I needed to know about the muscles or the tendons that move the fingers out straight and bend them because I find it hard to straighten them because of my stroke, thank you very much
Get well soon
Thank you so much!! You are an amazing teacher and have helped me so much with my Anatomy course!
I already love your videos wity just this...
First of all its in English which most anatomy lectures arent😢.
Thnk you soo much foe your dedication to the future anatomists❤
Your teaching is so simple and fun. I like your lectures a lot and they're making my life easier.... Thanks. 😊
hey Sam I am a new medicine student and I just want to say how much I like your explanation and how you make it so easy to understand so Thank you
Sir I like ur vedios very much and the way u explain is just awesome
3:45 SITS 4:00 subscap 8:45 spiraling 9:35 deltoid tuberosity 11:30 ulnar nerve on medial epicondyle funny bone medial epicondyle lateral epicondyle muscle origins more spiraling 15:16 fossa’s 16:15 parts of condyle
Love your videos Mr Webster ! Thnak you for being so specific and spreading so much detailed info on bones and muscles ! :-)
Thank you for all these anatomical videos. I wish you were my teacher!
I am from Azerbaijan . Thanks to you i can understand easily. You are the best. That is amazing , you make it so easy . 🥰🥰🥰🥰
@ 12:03 humerus is a "funny bone". I love it. Thanks for your great work!
Major House M.D feels 😂😂 u look alot like him. 😋
I agree! ))
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Thank you so much for such amazing useful Chanel UA-cam that you make it❤❤❤
Wow great videos. So happy I found this channel.
Oh, i was really stressed about Anatomy, after watching ur videos it seems easier to me now. Thank u ❤️
Love your videos. Thanks from the US
Sam! I love these videos! They are so helpful! Thank you!!!!
Sir I'm sooo happy to learn from ur lectures... They r literally awesome👏👏👏 Thank you sooo much........
thank you for the explanation
Thank you, this is way better to study with pictures, if we dont have the model at the time
Phenomenal in teaching
Hi Sam. I love your explanation;-) I study PT and the skeleton system is not easy without great pictures or without video like yours. I close my book and really enjoyed my study during watching your video. Strongly recommend to everyone. Thank you;-) You make my study easier;-) Daria from Poland study in IRELAND.
thanks for making the anatomy much easier ❤❤
Outstanding explanation
Thankyou for the explanation
Thank You Sam
You are amazing, more than that, you are a Hero! Thank you for all the great content!
Vell down best lecture of you
Thank you for helping me better understand!
So helpful! Thank you!
Thank you so much
Good work sir. Your explanations are so lucid .
hmmm, after that class , i have some very over used tendons in that area , i might even say they may be a bit swollen ,,i have not done any bicep and tricep workouts for about 6 weeks ...mm, thanks mate, now i know whats going on .
Thank you.
So helpful.thank you
thank you so much!
Thank you
I really love ur videos.. sudan 🤗💕
Thanks sir ❤
I have one question for you, what are the three names of the humerus neck?
Thank you ❤️
Thamxx
Very useful and interesting ! Thank you 🤍
Amazing video make me in Amazing world with Humerus THANKS FOR YOU
U said لا لا لا it's our lovely language 🥺♥️♥️♥️
Thank you
You explained very well
What are the effect after surgical neck broken ....please elaborate this
Thank you sir
Thank you so much! You helped me a lot !! :))
Appreciate your efforts
Sam, thank you thank you thank you!
you are saving me right now!!!!
Thanks for your helpful video
Thank you soooo much
I like your presentation ........ it is nice
I love the skeletons
Detailed explanation is just outta this world
Thank You Sir you are amazing teacher........
Thank you soo much for making me understand this!!
thank you sam! you are amazing! cheers from israel! :)
Palestine
Thank you so much Sir!!..”This should be hilarious”😅
From which Medical College?
great video, thank you!
Fantastic. 👌👌👌
Very very good.thanks.🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much sir
Please teach embryology and histology
I had a freak accident and fell, hitting both of my humorous just above the elbow and completely detaching both triceps
My left elbow now has a hook to it
You got me at the deltoid tuberosity
You are amazing!
Do you have a Patreon
fantastic😘
You are the best
What is the students(miners elbow) and nursemaid elbow?
Thanks ! :)
I like it but how can I be part of your❤❤❤
Génial !!
nice video
You’re awesome
Adamsiiiiin! Allah tuttugunu altin etsin reis! 🙏🏾
All the bumpy lumpy bits😂…. please can you differentiate between a fossa, process and a tubercule?🙏
A fossa is a depression, a process is a projection and a tubercle is a projection that usually has a muscle attached to it.
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Why is the medial epicondyle stick out so much.
So that all those muscles can attach to it.
" common sense "
Blåcklīxtēd Boīī plz explain thn. Because I still don’t think understand
Bohdi Alan it is because wrist flexor are more stronger and steadier than wrist extenders
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/21913160/
Bohdi Alan this causes the medial epicondyle to stick out
i need this skekelton just..LMAO
“I’ve got some real bones” me what 👀
🌹🙏🙏🙏
Olds
One must have some skills as a stand up comedian.
Yes ..one is very humerus😂😂
Thank you
Thank you ❤️
Thank you for good explanation.
Thank you sir
Thank you very cool
Amazing, as usual!
Hi, my humerus sticks out a lot compared to the rest of my arm and it does on both of my arms it looks disgusting and I hate it please tell me why
Oh! I liked your video, thank you so much for explaining in visually. Humerus is not humour when you get confused.
Sam spends more time with models and skeletons than real humans.
I juusst. ...Like that human bone...
Why coronoid fossa is not ulnar foosa name wise
The coronoid process is a part of the ulna and it's that section that articulates with the fossa on the humerus when the arm is flexed. I think that's why anyway lol.
no bad.