Forearm Muscles Anatomy - Anterior Compartment (Flexors) Part 1

In this vide I talk about Forearm Muscles Anatomy and it includes anterior compartment muscles which are flexors of the forearm.
Those superficial flexors are flexor carpi radialis, palmaris longus, flexor carpi ulnaris, pronator teres, flexor digitorum superficialis. The superficial muscles have their origin on the common flexor tendon and I also explain the anatomy of Uln, Humerus and Radius.

[dnordli]

The last muscle was introduced incorrectly. Flexor Carpi Ulnaris was mentioned twice. Just a heads up. The last one is Flexor Digitorum Superficialis 

[vaibhavjain]

Simple and sweet. I like learning of this kind

[alinalenz]

the last muscle is suppose to be an intermediate one "flexor digitorum superficialis"... it makes that Y shape at the the proximal phalanx  (i believe)

[DanaMusic]

Interesting presentation.Yesterday we've studied the anatomy of elbow wrist and hand for the swedish massage techniques.

[JPZ]

this is so much better than pictures with lines saying (this is this *points*) ...thanks!!

[khadijakokab]

Nice and simple .... you made it very interesting and easy to follow...

Keep up the good work !

[michaelvanveen]

this is good! I am studying this a bit and the  video helps.

[jennifergutowski]

thanks...you made this less confusing and easy to understand.

[syedhaameem]

Last muscle wasn't described correctly but apart from that pretty useful

[wonapeaceful]

really good indeed i like it very much. I want to have all the vdo forever. I'am student.

[TheLovelyMsSmith]

Your videos are very informative.  My students love them.  Please keep them coming.  Thanks :o)

[isaacaddy]

very nice. Please how do you treat trained anterior compartment flexor muscles

[uvaderrofc]

I overlooked the annotation about the flexor carpi ulnaris.. You mindfucked me there for 5 minutes..xD

[dr.mathewchristy]

the last mentioned muscle in the superficial compartment should be FDS(flexor digitorum  superficialis) please rectify

[arohe]

I think the last muscle was flexor digitorum superficialis, because its second origin from radius not the ulnar carpi radialus, please check that and thanks

[aadhyreal]

I think that the last muscle described is flexor digitorum Superficialis

[mohammedashik.j]

The last muscle which mentioned was flexor digitorum superficialis ...coz you already told about the flexor carpi ulnaris

[charulatabhattacharya]

The last superficial muscle is flexor digitorum superficialis

[minapawar]

last muscle is flexor digitorum superficialis

[mahakchandak]

I suppose the last muscle u mentioned is flexor digitorum superficialis..nd nt the flexor carpi ulnaris again