I always find difficulty in palpate the carpal bone , But after that video , the bones became very obvious and the surface anatomy are very clear Thank you so much sir ❤.
I find the carpal bones hard to palpate no matter how many videos I watch but this one changed that for me! Thanks for all the great landmarking tips, and for tying the bones into the other relevant anatomy.
Very nice video.could you please make a short video with the squeleton illustrating the scaphoid and lunate move when the ligament is torn, and what cause the pain during extension. I need a surgery and wanna know the details. Thanks a lot mate
Thank you very much sir, now I understand wrist anatomy better. It was very difficult for me to learn anatomy without Surface marking. today you integrated both and helped me sir
hi, for a goalkeeper, left hand get sharpe pain when hand bends back on pwerful shots, been threre over 1 year, xray didnt show anything, think its lunate, any advise thanks
Hi there. Good question. Both are very prominent and close to each other. Depending on the view it can be hard to see one from the other. You can palpate the difference more easily.
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First video that has actually made me able to palpate the carpal bones thank you!
Glad I could help!
I always find difficulty in palpate the carpal bone ,
But after that video , the bones became very obvious and the surface anatomy are very clear
Thank you so much sir ❤.
Glad it helped!
I have an anatomy exam coming up, and this was so incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for making this video!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Finally! I do understand this better now! Thank you!
Glad it helped!
I find the carpal bones hard to palpate no matter how many videos I watch but this one changed that for me! Thanks for all the great landmarking tips, and for tying the bones into the other relevant anatomy.
Thanks Tarrah. It's so great to hear this was useful for you. Thanks for your feedback :)
This is great! I am having so much pain surrounding a bone (pisiform) that I couldn’t figure out what it was called. Super helpful
Glad it helped!
Very nice video.could you please make a short video with the squeleton illustrating the scaphoid and lunate move when the ligament is torn, and what cause the pain during extension. I need a surgery and wanna know the details. Thanks a lot mate
Sorry to hear. Good luck with the recovery. I'll put it on the list for the next round of videos.
I’m all clear. Thank you so much!🎉😊
Thank you very much sir, now I understand wrist anatomy better. It was very difficult for me to learn anatomy without Surface marking.
today you integrated both and helped me sir
You are most welcome
This was incredibly helpful, thank you!
Thank uu so much 🎉🎉🎉🎉 jazakallah khair ❤❤❤
You're welcome
That was really helpful, thank you for providing this content.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for posting this 🖐️🤚
No problem 👍
love it
Thank you!!
best video on this topic and really helpful 😊😊
Thanks a lot 😊
hi, for a goalkeeper, left hand get sharpe pain when hand bends back on pwerful shots, been threre over 1 year, xray didnt show anything, think its lunate, any advise thanks
Hi mate. A lot to unpack there. I'd recommend getting an assessment from a physiotheraoist or hand specialist.
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Hi....At 7:37 im a little bit confused. Is that really the styloid process or is that the head of ulna?
Hi there. Good question. Both are very prominent and close to each other. Depending on the view it can be hard to see one from the other. You can palpate the difference more easily.
It really helped a lot man
Thank-you
You're welcome!
@Allied Anatomy But why did you stop making videos ?
You explain it very well
@@dipteshpatil3843 Thanks!!! Just the time is all! I hope to get back into it this semester! Where do you study?
@Allied Anatomy That's great 👍🏻
Currently I'm in 1st year Penza State University
Cute arms❤
Ty
Doctor, a possible question.
Thank you!
You're welcome!