Fibula

We looked at the anatomy of the tibia, we really should have a little look at it's partner, the fibula. Bony bits, joints, functions, you know the score.

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[nikitachristin]

I’m already done studying the bones. But I’m still gonna watch this, cuz let’s be honest this is definitely gonna be a lot more interesting than reading my textbook at the moment.

[emilkamiska]

My teacher explains nothing to us during class, so you are my true saviour. Thank you for this incerdible work, you have a truly generous heart to do be doing this for free. Wish me luck on tests next week

[unityforall-mdfl]

Really appreciate on the details of the origin of personal and fibula. I did more digging, might as well post here for any of interested in more details.
"fibular" comes from the Latin word "fibula, " meaning "clasp" or "brooch, " which is also related to the Latin "fibere, " meaning "to bind or fasten." This Latin root is also seen in other English words like "fiber" and "fibril."
The word "peroneal" comes from the Greek word "περόνη" (peronē), meaning "fibula" or "outer lower leg bone".
The Greek word "peronē" is derived from "πέρας" (peras), meaning "end" or "limit", and "ὄνη" (onē), meaning "moon" or "crescent-shaped". This refers to the fibula bone's location at the outer (lateral) end of the lower leg, and its crescent-shaped form.

[whatrtheodds]

Thanks Sam, I was really tired today and I didn't want to study, but your presentation of the fibula got me motivated. 👏👏🙌🙏💖

[study]

hello from Saudi Arabia! i really enjoy and love watching your educational videos and i've been done this for a year now(i'm 3rd year student of medical school), please keep it going cus i like the way you teach 💕💕

[zack_]

An informative rich section including major muscles related to fibular bone.

[faisalwhatfaisalwho]

Really helpful! Thanks Sam! You are indeed an Anatomist.

[SanaKhan-wfec]

your intros are as amazing as your teaching

[mohamedshemis]

Thanks, appreciate your input and time.

[ritikamangtani]

Sam U r the best!!💖 Thankyou for making my anatomy concepts clear😊😊

[ZeroThree]

You are amazing! Thank you so much. I will be watching all of your videos!

[User-kbfj]

thx doctor for your creative vedioes ... from palestine

[lilirose]

I wished I had the same teacher at the medical school ❤️

[LoserFangirl]

These are so helpful thank you so much for all of these videos!

[brae_t]

I always use to think that the tibia and fibula were in the arm and radius and ulna in the leg but you made me love anatomy


Australia

[vandhanagoundan]

Hello sir
If the fibula bone is fractured so how it be healed properly
Please advise
Really like the video

[EstherIkede]

Thank you for this video
God bless you!

[DarkZerol]

What if we completely remove the fibula bone? Would we still be able to stand or walk?

[geminibykda]

What university do you teach at? I absolutely love your lessons!

[Dragon-Slayr]

Move the car so a leaf connects with the right fibula so they can use blue roll to clean my hands with the pack of for tomato ketchup so it lands inside the bin