Lockdown Anatomy with Prof Alice Roberts #10: The hip

This one’s all about the bones, ligaments and muscles of the hip.

[johnbarnes]

Surely the sciatic nerve episode is just around the corner, the anticipation is building.

[Patrickmc_]

I'm a student paramedic in Dublin and I cannot thank you enough for your videos and for introducing me to this app.. Thank you so so much!

[claasscholz]

My mum will be having hip surgery soon so this is more fascinating and informative than usual. Thank you. 👌

[CD-hohm]

Very helpful lesson. Thank you very much!

[nml]

This was so meaningful to me as I have suffered with back/hip issues for a long time. The number of tendons & muscles in this area is extensive. 😳

[Wendy]

I'm looking for the video of the nerves and blood vessels of the lower limb you mentioned. I can't find the video.

[geocarey]

Having had lower back pain for many years you can guess which one I am eagerly waiting for!
It must be soon...

[paulmaguire]

I'm wondering if there might be an upcoming video on speech anatomy, along the lines of the wonderful Speech and Gills chapter in The Incredible Unlikeliness Of Being. ...(?)

[christonamtb]

acetabulum sounds like it was named by Roman hippys

[pjw]

I have found in my practice that a 4 cun acupuncture needle placed in the belly( Gall Bladder 30) of the piriformis often relieves the spasm that compresses and irritates the sciatic nerve.

[OllitapioPursiainen]

My hip get broken, when I fall down. I was in surgery twice, because I get problem in there. Now I do not know it’s English name. But now it’s well.

[freeflycoffey]

Interesting. Not liking the broken bit at the end! x