Thank you so much. Seriously it is extremely generous of you to make these videos and share your knowledge freely. I also find your personality genuine and entertaining. Your passion is visible!
That was fabulous - thank you heaps --> the way you " fiddle " with your skeleton really makes appreciation of what you are conveying feasible - Well done
Often heard about the 'Q angle' but to SEE it and hear it so well explained is great. Thanks for all your hard work sir on these excellent videos. I continue to learn something every day :)
25 Likes - 1 dislike? Whats wrong with that person! .... didn't they even appreciate the "I had one kicking around the office" punchline? oh I despair I really do, some people just have no sense of British wit" Hancock, Corbett, Milligan, Mayall... oh yes they'd all be grasping for that one. :) I found this episode interesting as I had the ol' keyhole knee surgery (3 times - which is like a good tally for the one knee - right!) and I was always wanting to see for myself what was going on in there. Your clarity in communicating the intricacies of the human body is exceptional and makes for genuinely engaging episodes.
It's impossible to please everyone. I'm mostly just trying to entertain myself at this point. Did you see the knee bones and ligaments video a couple of weeks ago?
Those are my anatomy teacher's probably!😂 Completely different way of teaching, as for the first time I'm enjoying actually enjoying the locomotor sistem
You are very intelligent and I learned so much , just in one video.Thank you for sharing your expertise in such a natural way. And you are quite funny. Seriously, so ,so, knowledgeable!
Thanks, Sam, for this great explanation! One question: in what way are the tendons connected to the patella? Are they connecting to it at different points, so that there’s no tendon material *on* the patella (so: attached only on top and bottom, and the patella bearing the full pulling load)? Or do all tendons join into one massive tendon that transitions into the patellar tendon, so that the patella is embedded into it but doesn’t bear the load? Thank you! Had a road cycling accident and broke it (vertically). Got screwed back together, today had my first bike ride again. Yay. Appreciated your cycling excursion at the end!
hi ..last yr i went for cycling for 40 kms and the seat height of my bicycle was very less ,so after coming home i started feeling pain around my knee cap.. and i started feeling knee grinding and popping ..i did MRI and in mri it came up as grade1 chondromalacia.. its been a yr i am hearing the grinding noise in my knee.. i feel like the space between my knee cap and bone has reduced.. and when i extend my knee few time it pops and get into the place then there will be no clicking for some time but after doing some moments the grinding starts again.. what should i do
i'm trying to stretch my quads, after 5 years of my patella dislocation i feel some pain and uncomfortable, i noticed that my good patella when it's 20 degree the knee on bed and the half of the leg in the air, would vibrate if i touched it slightly with my finger, the bad one is not. i will tell my result if i remembered maybe it helps someone.
Bike toe clips were contingent on foot natural tracking. So if you had a non straight foot track abnormal weight stress transfer up tibia to knee. Problem. If foot track was true you generally did well unless pulled too much on up stroke causing anterior tibias pull on tibial tuberosity. 20-30 % up power only
What can I do manage grade IV chondromalacia.. it started on the lateral facet now it's also there in the middle of patella.. I am feeling rubbing during every walk movement.. what can I do to manage my pain and decrease the degenaration
See a doctor. Dr. Webster is an anatomy professor, not an M.D. In his About section-and often in other video notes and even verbally in some-he says, "Do not use these videos for medical advice. I'm talking about human anatomy, but you should meet with a healthcare professional...for proper medical advice." I'm not trying to offend, but I feel bad for him because he does these amazing videos that medical students, physical therapists, massage therapists, yoga instructors, just people interested in anatomy literally all over the world praise for being so helpful, and invariably someone comes along seeking medical advice when he has made plain that isn't what he does.
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Thank you so much. Seriously it is extremely generous of you to make these videos and share your knowledge freely. I also find your personality genuine and entertaining. Your passion is visible!
My friend just broke his patella in two. This was helpful to understand his injury, thanks.
I never tire of watching your videos. Thank you for the wonderful teaching!
agreed
You might be the only reason I will pass my exams amazing videos
I wish Indian teachers were like u sir. Udont know but u are my source of inspiration in anatomy
You should do a life anatomy tour. I would buy tickets anyone else?
Me too ...
It's just so amazing 👍
Me.being a teacher myself i can attest to his ability to have us glued to the tutorial
I am a physical therapy student, and I can confirm that yes you can palpate the fat pad! We practiced in class.
I love learning from your videos, if only my teacher taught like you.
That was fabulous - thank you heaps --> the way you " fiddle " with your skeleton really makes appreciation of what you are conveying feasible - Well done
Often heard about the 'Q angle' but to SEE it and hear it so well explained is great. Thanks for all your hard work sir on these excellent videos. I continue to learn something every day :)
25 Likes - 1 dislike? Whats wrong with that person! .... didn't they even appreciate the "I had one kicking around the office" punchline? oh I despair I really do, some people just have no sense of British wit" Hancock, Corbett, Milligan, Mayall... oh yes they'd all be grasping for that one. :)
I found this episode interesting as I had the ol' keyhole knee surgery (3 times - which is like a good tally for the one knee - right!) and I was always wanting to see for myself what was going on in there. Your clarity in communicating the intricacies of the human body is exceptional and makes for genuinely engaging episodes.
It's impossible to please everyone. I'm mostly just trying to entertain myself at this point. Did you see the knee bones and ligaments video a couple of weeks ago?
Those are my anatomy teacher's probably!😂 Completely different way of teaching, as for the first time I'm enjoying actually enjoying the locomotor sistem
You are very intelligent and I learned so much , just in one video.Thank you for sharing your expertise in such a natural way. And you are quite funny. Seriously, so ,so, knowledgeable!
Your videos are so good and I love your sense of humor it makes it so much better thanks for that.
Wonderful demonstration
And am having hard time with rehabilitation to bend . This helps me understand so much more. 👍
Good job. I'm in Colorado springs. I've had my screwed and wire patella
you are life savior :)
exams coming up next month
*le cries
Much love Mr Webster, thank you for your teachings.
Thanks, Sam, for this great explanation! One question: in what way are the tendons connected to the patella? Are they connecting to it at different points, so that there’s no tendon material *on* the patella (so: attached only on top and bottom, and the patella bearing the full pulling load)? Or do all tendons join into one massive tendon that transitions into the patellar tendon, so that the patella is embedded into it but doesn’t bear the load? Thank you!
Had a road cycling accident and broke it (vertically). Got screwed back together, today had my first bike ride again. Yay. Appreciated your cycling excursion at the end!
Thank You for Your Videos.
I had a major motorcycle accident... Question is, can i grow my patella back even it takes years,?
Many patients who are overweight have laterally displacement of patella from too much skeletal stress
hi ..last yr i went for cycling for 40 kms and the seat height of my bicycle was very less ,so after coming home i started feeling pain around my knee cap.. and i started feeling knee grinding and popping ..i did MRI and in mri it came up as grade1 chondromalacia.. its been a yr i am hearing the grinding noise in my knee.. i feel like the space between my knee cap and bone has reduced.. and when i extend my knee few time it pops and get into the place then there will be no clicking for some time but after doing some moments the grinding starts again.. what should i do
i'm trying to stretch my quads, after 5 years of my patella dislocation i feel some pain and uncomfortable, i noticed that my good patella when it's 20 degree the knee on bed and the half of the leg in the air, would vibrate if i touched it slightly with my finger, the bad one is not.
i will tell my result if i remembered maybe it helps someone.
Thanks Sam for these videos! Are you able to share the 3D print plan? Thank you.
Thank you samy
6:27 Could someone please explain the concept of the patella being a pulley for mechanical advantage?
I am confused
I am ask my problem is ,my patella I lose my patella tendon.can put knee cup.
Love your vids.
Very good thank you
You're awesome. Thank you!
Bike toe clips were contingent on foot natural tracking. So if you had a non straight foot track abnormal weight stress transfer up tibia to knee. Problem. If foot track was true you generally did well unless pulled too much on up stroke causing anterior tibias pull on tibial tuberosity. 20-30 % up power only
What can I do manage grade IV chondromalacia.. it started on the lateral facet now it's also there in the middle of patella.. I am feeling rubbing during every walk movement.. what can I do to manage my pain and decrease the degenaration
See a doctor. Dr. Webster is an anatomy professor, not an M.D. In his About section-and often in other video notes and even verbally in some-he says, "Do not use these videos for medical advice. I'm talking about human anatomy, but you should meet with a healthcare professional...for proper medical advice."
I'm not trying to offend, but I feel bad for him because he does these amazing videos that medical students, physical therapists, massage therapists, yoga instructors, just people interested in anatomy literally all over the world praise for being so helpful, and invariably someone comes along seeking medical advice when he has made plain that isn't what he does.
İs running dangeorus for patella?
Amazing 🤓
Thankyouuuu Wonderfull
I have pattela fracture...im a player...but i can't run speedy.....
Nice 👍
😭🙏Thanks alot pro.
老師真幽默
haha I like your reaction
Which college do u teach?
Swansea University.
Ur videos are very useful.. am a mbbs student
ممكن تشرح باللغة العربية 😊😊😀
👍
And the next video is coming? Hoffa's fat pad impingement? ;-P
That leg....does it even squat ?!?!?
Sam try tai chi...but follow Jesus.
6:27 Could someone please explain the concept of the patella being a pulley for mechanical advantage?
I am confused