Human Locomotion: Chapter Two, Structural and Functional Anatomy

Using the detailed illustrations from chapter two of his book, Human Locomotion, Dr. Michaud gives you a comprehensive review of the functional anatomy of each joint in the lower extremity, pelvis, and spine.

Details:
Intro 0:00
Structure of the Foot and Ankle 0:23
Motion During the Gait Cycle 1:56
Subtalar Joint Anatomy 2:36
Mitered Hinge Analogy 3:42
Ankle Motion 7:37
Medial Displacement of the Medial Malleolus 9:25
Superior View of Left Patellofemoral Joint 10:00
Retroverted and Anteverted Hips 10:30
Patellofemoral Motion 11:20
Menisci Movement as the Knee Flexes 12:20
Patellofemoral Contact Points 13:00
Lateral Collateral Ligament and Medial Collateral Ligament 14:28
Anterior and Superior Views of Left Knee 15:18
Twisting of the Hip's Capsular and Extracapsular Ligaments 16:20
The Typical Femoral Neck Angle is 125 Degrees 17:00
The Sacroiliac Joint 20:20
The Interosseous Region of the SI Joint 21:09
The Sacrotuberous Ligament 23:40
The Lumbar Spine 24:29
Wedging of the Third Lumbar Vertebra in Females 25:14
How Your Body Absorbs Shock During the Gait Cycle 27:00
Anterior and Posterior Views of the Various Bands of the Iliolumbar Ligament 28:32
Anatomy Illustrations with Descriptions 29:35

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