Elbow joint anatomy

The elbow joint is a hinge joint largely between the humerus and ulna bones, but the radius is involved too. The radius also moves around the ulna, which isn't really an elbow thing but is still up in the elbow region. Have a look at the bony anatomy, the movements here and the ligaments that hold this joint together and help it all work.

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[jsabz]

this man is so pure protect him at all costs. also, greetings from the philippines i've really enjoyed watching your videos to get me through med school anatomy (year 1 everything is still online because of covid). my uncle who lives in NY, USA recommended me to you and I've watched your videos for every topic we've covered so far. maraming salamat po (thank you very much in tagalog) <3

[Mcsqw]

Don't worry about the skeleton - he's 'armless.

[altruism]

I love your videos they're funny 😂💙❤🖤
You make anatomy easier to remember, just awesome 😊
Thanx.

[dina]

Hey there :) Just thought I'd drop a note to let you know I've been watching your anatomy videos as additional material for my artistic anatomy course. I love how you explain the mechanical movements and the range of motion as well as the bumpy bits that are visible in the figure (landmarks) and seeing you move things gives me a better understanding of what the bones and stuff look like. I've been studying George Bridgman (his work definitely shows knowledge of anatomy but he definitely likes to change the form to make it aesthetically pleasing).

[Antony-bfhx]

Great to have a person like you. Going through your video lectures is super interesting. Thank You.

[Soundcloud]

Thank you, Sir! Your video is so helpful in understanding the elbow movement and its anatomy.❤

[soraya.chquiry]

i swear this man will be the cause why i'll pass my anatomy 1 exam

[tunde]

Great video. Hoping for an ankle joint one soon

[MrCarstennielsen]

So important to learn anatomy in order to use body as evolution intend it.
When people get injuries, they should learn how important such knowledge is, but they dont really seem to have found a lot of interest for this yet, eventhough this is the most imporant thing for them.
My prediction is, that a lot of people will soon, now many are getting interested in nature, that these videos suddenly will pick up great viewnumbers like a wildfire in the dry season soon.

[allenkuki]

I wish I knew this channel in 1st year of my medical College.

[Sternschnuppen]

Such a great video and clear visuals/examples! So helpful-thank you!!

[ibont]

So like the scottish "sticky outy bony bits"

[carmenchen]

just watched ur another elbow video for class and this is so helpful for me to understand

[ghull]

4:18 the skeleton is looking at you like leave my arm alone

[ismailibrahim]

I have an exam in joints in the next week so thanks ❤️

[yegorrochlin]

Thank you Sam for the awesome explanations! I have to tell you one more thing, maybe you've heard it before but you look amazingly like Hugh Laurie (Dr. Hause for those who don't know) :)

[FarisAlJazzar]

GREAT VIDEO!
would love a shoulder girdle video<3 cheers

[tawnihaynie]

Hi Sam. Great video. Please stay safe and healthy and take care of yourself and your family members. To all members also. Talk to you later my friend. ☺☺☺😇😇😇

[chrisprosser]

Anyone else watching and trying to self diagnose while waiting for their next hospital appointment?

[loriarnold]

hello, my 17 yr old daughter was born with a flat elbow, apologies for not having a more medical term for that, but to date, after many dr visits, we still cannot find a diagnosis. after watching your videos, I was wondering if you would mind looking at few pics of it to see if you have any knowledge of it?