what a great teacher Sam. you just concluded my whole week lecture about shoulder joint muscles in just a few minutes but with profound effect on my understanding. Allow me to make a summary on this comment section just for the sake of learning and to those who want to read through different ways. spinal accessory nerve- trapezius muscle axillary nerve- deltoid muscle supra scapula nerve- supra and infra spinata muscle dorsal scapular nerve- rhomboid major/minor muscle thoracodorso nerve- latissimus dorsi muscle long thoracic nerve- serreteus muscle subscapular nerve- upper/lower subscapular nerve- subscapular muscle pectoral nerve- medial/lateral nerve-pectoralis major and minor muscle
Covid19 caused lockdown has made studying anatomy a Hell for all students!! I'm a first year student of Physiotherapy and your videos are simply Awesome!!❤️🙌🏻 Thanks a lot!
HI Sam, I can't stop watching your videos lol You make it sound so easy, you truly have a gift for teaching! BTW I'm a physical therapist assistant and you have helped me so much. Thank you!
You probably dont care at all but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I stupidly forgot the login password. I love any assistance you can give me.
@Tadeo Jayden I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and Im in the hacking process now. Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Dr.webster thanks so much for your wonderful teaching ....since I've been watching your videos ... I understood that anatomy is one of the beautiful sciences that human should learn...I'm Iranian & medical student
Thank you for your videos. I'm about to start my physiotherapy degree and you've helped me feel more confident about breaking down the anatomy of some of the major joints etc. Really appreciated
Thank you very much, well explained and logically described, therefore easy to understand for not just an academic needing to swot for exams but also a lay person such as myself. I had an accident in July 4 months ago, but since I had fractures elsewhere (maxilofacial) no attention was given to my shoulder / arm injury since it was just all lumped together as a "soft tissue injury". 4 months down the line I'm still in agony, waking up from agonising pain in the early hours of the morning, and have already offended one doctor attempting to prod me, telling him I didn't need his physiotherapy advice. Watching this video has now helped me understand I have a shoulder compression injury to the bracial nerve complex in particular to the accessory nerve affecting my trapezius muscle, causing agonising nerve pain, no prodding or physiotherapy will help in the short term and I am better leaving it alone to heal naturally without complication. I've arranged another telephone appointment with another doctor to get some more appropriate painkiller meds. Thank you for your informative video. ✌🙏
Although don't know most of the nerve names, I understand what you were saying fairly clearly and even tried to connect pain with areas to massage according to where the nerves came from. I however won't mix it with my meridian knowledge which may suggest headache to be treated via feet. or lower backpain via hands. Initially learning this as I had difficulties locating acupoints along the spine(feeling too many gaps than it actually has). I found this channel and Autonomy Zone quite helpful. Many thanks.
I am an engineering graduate.. but your videos are helping me understand so much interesting things about our body system.. well explained as always..! Love and respect from India.
Bless ya sir ! You've really made my study so much easier !! 🤧❤️ Had been struggling with all this and you've helped me understand it in such a better way ! 🌸🥺
Hello sam, I have pulling sensation nd tightness in the medial border of scapula with weakness of upper back muscles and arm. I dont have shoulder pain.if there is nerve damage in any of the nerves supporting the upper back muscles,how to test nd what is the approach to treat it
Can you please do a few videos on embryology? I've been watching your anatomy videos and they are great.. a few videos with embryology models would help a lot..
I have written a textbook (Embryology at a Glance) and have a few podcasts (www.samwebster.net) but I don't have many embryology models. Because embryos change with time it's difficult to show with models. Cheers!
Great videos! The only thing that I think is very important and missing in your videos are some discussions from evolutionary standpoint, so that we can understand much better not only a particular structure, but also the purpose of that structure
I've got a BSc in Anatomical Science and a PhD in molecular, cell and developmental biology, but there aren't many anatomy teachers in the UK. We might be looking for an someone to teach anatomy later this year that has some human anatomy experience and enthusiasm for teaching, so requirements are variable.
I get brachialis and serrated edge mixed up because the brachialis makes the bicep look bigger and so as a result I think of being shredded so then I call it the wrong muscle. It's not a knowledge thing it's just a mixing up the words thing.
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Is this dr house?
what a great teacher Sam. you just concluded my whole week lecture about shoulder joint muscles in just a few minutes but with profound effect on my understanding. Allow me to make a summary on this comment section just for the sake of learning and to those who want to read through different ways.
spinal accessory nerve- trapezius muscle
axillary nerve- deltoid muscle
supra scapula nerve- supra and infra spinata muscle
dorsal scapular nerve- rhomboid major/minor muscle
thoracodorso nerve- latissimus dorsi muscle
long thoracic nerve- serreteus muscle
subscapular nerve- upper/lower subscapular nerve- subscapular muscle
pectoral nerve- medial/lateral nerve-pectoralis major and minor muscle
Covid19 caused lockdown has made studying anatomy a Hell for all students!! I'm a first year student of Physiotherapy and your videos are simply Awesome!!❤️🙌🏻 Thanks a lot!
HI Sam, I can't stop watching your videos lol You make it sound so easy, you truly have a gift for teaching! BTW I'm a physical therapist assistant and you have helped me so much. Thank you!
Hi Sam, thanks for your videos - they are highly informative and you are just fun to listen to and watch!
You probably dont care at all but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot the login password. I love any assistance you can give me.
@Izaiah Jericho instablaster =)
@Tadeo Jayden I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and Im in the hacking process now.
Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Tadeo Jayden it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my account !
@Izaiah Jericho happy to help xD
Dr.webster thanks so much for your wonderful teaching ....since I've been watching your videos ... I understood that anatomy is one of the beautiful sciences that human should learn...I'm Iranian & medical student
Thank you for your videos. I'm about to start my physiotherapy degree and you've helped me feel more confident about breaking down the anatomy of some of the major joints etc. Really appreciated
You have no idea how much i wished this man was my actual Lecturer! Learnt so much in such a fun way. Thanks
Amazing lecture. I got all of it in my brains. Thanks for this Awesome Lecture. I have an exam and you're a blessing.
When i need to study anatomy, i keep coming back to your videos sir. Thank you very much
You lectures are easy to understand, thank you so much for the fun and informative videos. Respect Sir!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Shoutout from a Brazilian med student, studying in Argentina and having the most of it with your videos! Thank you very much!
Thank you very much, well explained and logically described, therefore easy to understand for not just an academic needing to swot for exams but also a lay person such as myself. I had an accident in July 4 months ago, but since I had fractures elsewhere (maxilofacial) no attention was given to my shoulder / arm injury since it was just all lumped together as a "soft tissue injury". 4 months down the line I'm still in agony, waking up from agonising pain in the early hours of the morning, and have already offended one doctor attempting to prod me, telling him I didn't need his physiotherapy advice.
Watching this video has now helped me understand I have a shoulder compression injury to the bracial nerve complex in particular to the accessory nerve affecting my trapezius muscle, causing agonising nerve pain, no prodding or physiotherapy will help in the short term and I am better leaving it alone to heal naturally without complication. I've arranged another telephone appointment with another doctor to get some more appropriate painkiller meds. Thank you for your informative video. ✌🙏
God Blessed you.....The most amazing Lectures of Anatomy i have ever seen .....Thnks sir
Great videos! You make studying for the anatomy final much more manageable, thank you for that.
Although don't know most of the nerve names, I understand what you were saying fairly clearly and even tried to connect pain with areas to massage according to where the nerves came from. I however won't mix it with my meridian knowledge which may suggest headache to be treated via feet. or lower backpain via hands. Initially learning this as I had difficulties locating acupoints along the spine(feeling too many gaps than it actually has). I found this channel and Autonomy Zone quite helpful. Many thanks.
you are an enthusiastic and thorough teacher. excellent. I enjoy your presentations.
Dr Sam your approach in these learning videos is wonderfull and full of joy👌
I am medical student from Palestine and really love your video thanks you are a great teacher
6 big nerves and 2 less pairs plus brachi, really high yield, fun to listen, detailed garnish🥰
Thank you very much for these videos! Really helps me for my physiotherapy studies. Greeting from Slovakia!
I am an engineering graduate.. but your videos are helping me understand so much interesting things about our body system.. well explained as always..!
Love and respect from India.
Awesome.
Bless ya sir ! You've really made my study so much easier !! 🤧❤️ Had been struggling with all this and you've helped me understand it in such a better way ! 🌸🥺
I do owe you a lot, every time you're lecturing I'm like I wanna be a doctor so bad!
This video is excellent! Very good for MRCS revision!
I love your videos. You are comedienne, very knowledgable comedienne!
The only youtuber, whose videos i like first and then start watching.
Excellent video,I was struggling way too much with these especially nerves but you’ve gelled it quite well
g'day sam u are a very cool teacher
You are really a great teacher. Thank u for your video🎉
Very informative video!
You've made the nerves easier for me to understand, Thank you very much!
Thank you Dr. Gregory House
I love your videos 'DR SAM❤️❤️.they are AWESOM️E ️.IM From Egypt .THx DR sam and keep going❤️❤️
Very Very helpful. Love from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲
Thank You Sam. Very Much. Thank You Thank You Thank You
i cant thank you enough! you're a life savour!
Hi Sam,
Thanks. I like the way you are teaching anatomy.
Thank you very much
lower supra scapular nervr innervate teres major
teres monir innervate by axillary nerve
I have my anatomy osce tomorrow, thank you so much for this!!
Thank you
you make this so easy to learn. Thank you.
Hi Doc.
How to repair one when its damaged. Any remedy to that especially the ones that runs from the back through armpit and down the hand.
Hello sam, I have pulling sensation nd tightness in the medial border of scapula with weakness of upper back muscles and arm. I dont have shoulder pain.if there is nerve damage in any of the nerves supporting the upper back muscles,how to test nd what is the approach to treat it
Thank you sir.. Love from india🇮🇳
Wondering why the vagus nerve is not mentioned. Thanks.
Can you please do a few videos on embryology? I've been watching your anatomy videos and they are great.. a few videos with embryology models would help a lot..
I have written a textbook (Embryology at a Glance) and have a few podcasts (www.samwebster.net) but I don't have many embryology models. Because embryos change with time it's difficult to show with models. Cheers!
I'd get the textbook.. thanks!
Thank you so much for organizing it all for me/us! Greetings from Norway! :)
Thank you for all that information
dr sam he is a full packege of teacher charachter from knowedge and sense of humor along with seemless smooth of entirely episode
A great thank you from France, Sam. Your videos are really good.
Hello, Would you be able to make a video on respiratory air volumes and capacities? Would really appreciate it.
Thanks for the videos
Keep it up sir.......
Great teacher...!!!
What is the origin of pec minor? In your model it is 2-5 ribs , isn’t it 3-5?
Wich you r fine teacher, from algeria:)
Great videos! The only thing that I think is very important and missing in your videos are some discussions from evolutionary standpoint, so that we can understand much better not only a particular structure, but also the purpose of that structure
Hi Sam,
What qualifications do you have in order to teach anatomy? I’m just curious.
Thanks!
I've got a BSc in Anatomical Science and a PhD in molecular, cell and developmental biology, but there aren't many anatomy teachers in the UK. We might be looking for an someone to teach anatomy later this year that has some human anatomy experience and enthusiasm for teaching, so requirements are variable.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing Sam
What is the nerve supply for supraspinatus?
Mostly, we are grossly ignorant of our bodies. Thank you for making this so accessible! Please get some rest!🌼🌻🌼
ahhhhh struggling with anatomy but glad i came across your channel! (too late for upper limbs but i'll definitely utilize your other videos)
thank you very much..master
Sometimes I forget that I'm here to learn anatomy 🤭😶🌫 You're an amazing teacher by the way :E
I get brachialis and serrated edge mixed up because the brachialis makes the bicep look bigger and so as a result I think of being shredded so then I call it the wrong muscle. It's not a knowledge thing it's just a mixing up the words thing.
Thank u sir u helped me alot sirrr ❤️❤️❤️
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U know u made this topic easy 🤘👌✌❤
Priyanka, we get so excited for sam's video na!😁💕
@@amishadehadraya8524 yeah 😀😁
can you do a video on CVA
when your youtube teacher is better at explaining anatomy than your uni teacher
06:46
*Sam drops cerebellum
me : Cool!
sir my shoulder is to weak after injury pls hlp me
Coolest teacher ever
He looks like Hugh Laurie from House.
Uncanny
Yooo you looking like House MD
Thank uuuu💕💕💕💕💕
perfect🤟🏻
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R u related to Dr house
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My professor should learn how to actually teach from you
A guy and his skeletons 🤣
sambool webster the best