Clinical Anatomy - Lower Limb (Bones), Inguinal ligament, Hip, Knee and ankle Joints

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[edwardj.kenway]

Dude, you're the best teacher for anatomy, physiology, medicine and everything that you describes, just marvellous. Keep making more videos

[kellybosch]

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[devyn]

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[Kondja_]

Please make more clinical anatomy videos for the entire body please....from desperate medical student

[v_o_s_fitnesssweat_with_vo]

honestly your videos make anatomy so much easier and interesting with the clinical spin. Heres to getting me through physiotherapy :)

[yogeshgondalia]

Second time watching this video. Really makes me understand the anatomy of the lower limb. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to learn for the first time, or for revision.

[bennybobanger]

Great video and illustrations! Just a quick note, the ACL and PCL are the Anterior Cruciate Ligament and Posterior Cruciate Ligament. Cruciate - indicates that these two ligaments cross each other. You wouldn’t refer to these as collateral ligaments. Cheers!

[saeede]

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[kateedwards]

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[chaturyabatchu]

That was amazing!! I request u to make some videos on developmental anatomy like development of face, palate, tongue nd their developmental anomalies 🤞🤞🙏🙏🙏

[aurelialatimer]

Correction at 14:20 : I think Osgood Schlatter is actually inflammation of the patella ligament at the tibial tuberosity not the tibial ligament (it was my understanding that the tibial ligament was synonymous with the medial collateral ligament which attaches the medial condyle of the femur to the medial condyle of the tibia and doesn't actually make any contact with the tibial tuberosity)

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[VikaFitnessCoaching]

I love your videos.... there is one tiny mistake (it’s ok... we are humans and allowed an occasional one)... you’ve muddled up places of Vastus medialis (medial) and Vastus lateralis (lateral). It is the VM (and the VMO) are very important for the knee stability...

[soniashaikh]

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[rue_]

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[carlosjoelgarcia]

Your videos are very well explained and anatomically sound. Continue the good work.

[anjalibhatt]

Hello sir! I've been watching ur videos very frequently and I find them really interesting. But I just have one request..can u please make similar videos on osteology...that would be really really very helpful! Keep doing the great work sir🙌👍

[muz]

Please make a video for upper limb as well 🙏🏼🙏🏼😩👀