Muscles of the neck

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This tutorial focuses on muscles of the neck:
0:00. Intro to muscles of the neck
0:17. Explanation of approach teaching neck muscles via cervical fascia
0:35. Superficial fascia muscle - Platysma
1:40. Deep investing fascia muscles - Sternocleidomastoid and Trapezius
3:41. Prevertebral fascia muscles - Anterior scalene, Middle Scalene, Posterior scalene, Levator scapulae, Longus capitis, Longus colli
7:47. Pretracheal fascia muscles - Infrahyoid muscles (Sternohyoid, Sternothyroid, Omohyoid, Thyrohyoid)
9:58. Why are both somatic body wall muscles and branchial arch muscles found in the neck?
11:48. Review (In a nutshell)
11:55. Acknowledgments

[filipjovic]

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[johnrendle]

As a radiologist specialising in head and neck and with a special interest in anatomy, this is truly excellent. Simple, clear but not superficial presentation. I loved it.

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[edisonhernandez]

Been a physical therapy for 36 years. Excellent presentation.

[MrJomoroon]

Keep going Dr Morton, this is what is going to get me through my anatomy exams this year!

[glenoltfist]

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[johnandrewdaminar]

I would never understand anatomy without ur great elaboration and emphasis on trivial info. Thank you so much.

[renu]

I'm watching your video for the first time. Excellent and outstanding way of teaching anatomy.. finally I learnt the neck muscles thoroughly ( 20 years after graduation ) !

[lipapageorge]

I must make this comment for the wonderful job you have done! After searching and looking for so many videos about muscles, yours is the most clear one so far. Thank you.

[angusmunro]

I am a sculptor and your explanation really gives life to the work I am doing right now. My work focuses on the shoulder but I am trying to connect upwards from the shoulder and yes I got the trap but missed some intricacies thank you!

[belindandanshau]

This is the first time learning about the neck muscles and you explained it well. Your labeling and different angle views was perfect. Thank you for sharing.

[MarcoGuidimarcolinosurgeon]

As surgeon I really love your clarity and explanations.
As guitar player, I love the last minute!
Thanks a lot for your efforts in education!

[voltage]

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[orlajanereddy]

This is amazing!!
Now I know what muscles hurt me the most I can tell me doctor 🙏🏼
Thank you for sharing and explaining so well ❤️

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i just found your videos, and i feel so happy about it. You break big topics that were hard for me to get for smaller parts and show it in an easy way. It's really helpful and saves a lot of time that i could waste on unefficient ways to learn. Thank you sir!

[gingerandnutmeg_]

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[linaal-ikhwan]

I usually don’t comment on youtube videos but THIS IS AWESOME!!! I feel confident understanding anatomy after watching your vids… Please keep on posting such videos. Thank you so much for your great efforts.

[RM-jgif]

I've never seen such a perfect video before, thanks 🥺
Keep going forward doctor.

[trimoselection]

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[billreneau]

Thank you so much Dr. Morton. Your videos and explanations are helping to narrow down my fiance's issues shes having. Although she's been battling many unexplained symptoms over the years, the latest one is what seems to be the loss of control of her fascia. Her skin literally falls inches in the upper neck and shoulder area, she will occasionally gag, her speech becomes impaired and she says she looses connection with her feet and they feel like they weigh 500 lbs. Her life at the moment is extremely limited, as soon as she wakes up, she has to deliberately engage the muscles by doing several sets of resistance exercise with dumb bells for 3 - 4 hours straight, then its back to laying down for 3 to 4 hours then repeat. This has been going on for 3 months now. Prior to these new symptoms, we've seen over 17 specialists over the years with no clear diagnosis. There is a degenerative issue with c1 and c2 and i'm sure nerve damage in the area but this issue is compounded with an array of other symptoms from years of non movement and muscle atrophy, possible nerve damage from benign tumor on thyroid which was removed as well. That said, I know you are not a practicing doctor and understand you will not give medical advice, so with that said, I'm asking your thoughts on who we could see to attempt to tackle this current issue and attempt to trace it to the source, root cause? Thank you so much Dr Morton.