Humerus

[@emmyloumccoy1221]

Love the simplicity of your detailed anatomy. You got ease.

[@SamWebster]

Thanks - it's a tricky line to tread.

[@emmyloumccoy1221]

Would you be able to do a video of the lymphatic system and or even talking about embryological beginnings (i don't know if thats redundant)

[@huzaifagill001]

@@emmyloumccoy1221 You are from which Medical College?

[@kirbymegorden8820]

3:45 SITS 4:00 subscap 8:45 spiraling 9:35 deltoid tuberosity 11:30 ulnar nerve on medial epicondyle funny bone medial epicondyle lateral epicondyle muscle origins more spiraling 15:16 fossa’s 16:15 parts of condyle

[@kimjones5429]

hey Sam I wish i could find you at the start of my semester :'(
You really explained well
BUT,
Thanks GOD i find you before my semester exams

[@roshdablo]

You are the God of Anatomy, Sam!!! How many times did I try to remember these, reading. But hey, watched your video once and I remember all the major points on the humerus bone. Thank you. 🙏🙏🙏

[@racha5924]

hey Sam I am a new medicine student and I just want to say how much I like your explanation and how you make it so easy to understand so Thank you

[@henrybudziarski4404]

That is very interesting I needed to know about the muscles or the tendons that move the fingers out straight and bend them because I find it hard to straighten them because of my stroke, thank you very much

[@solomonherskowitz]

Get well soon

[@duruemmanuel-up2hh]

I already love your videos wity just this...
First of all its in English which most anatomy lectures arent😢.
Thnk you soo much foe your dedication to the future anatomists❤

[@AyeshMedic]

Your teaching is so simple and fun. I like your lectures a lot and they're making my life easier.... Thanks. 😊

[@crysti8516]

Thank you so much!! You are an amazing teacher and have helped me so much with my Anatomy course!

[@daryafit6628]

Hi Sam. I love your explanation;-) I study PT and the skeleton system is not easy without great pictures or without video like yours. I close my book and really enjoyed my study during watching your video. Strongly recommend to everyone. Thank you;-) You make my study easier;-) Daria from Poland study in IRELAND.

[@lakshmipratyushaabburi7744]

Sir I like ur vedios very much and the way u explain is just awesome

[@aysul.m.9347]

I am from Azerbaijan . Thanks to you i can understand easily. You are the best. That is amazing , you make it so easy . 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@atlanthydadragon1770]

Thank you for all these anatomical videos. I wish you were my teacher!

[@Bluesky-b9d]

Oh, i was really stressed about Anatomy, after watching ur videos it seems easier to me now. Thank u ❤️

[@dr.yumnais2363]

Major House M.D feels 😂😂 u look alot like him. 😋

[@29Strannica]

I agree! ))

[@Ketocip]

May

[@Medcracker24]

Ikr? Only this guy is a genuine genius!

[@laderaum7359]

@ 12:03 humerus is a "funny bone". I love it. Thanks for your great work!

[@afiafirdous0325]

Sir I'm sooo happy to learn from ur lectures... They r literally awesome👏👏👏 Thank you sooo much........

[@asyapopovain..4635]

Love your videos Mr Webster ! Thnak you for being so specific and spreading so much detailed info on bones and muscles ! :-)

[@jolenepham]

Thank you, this is way better to study with pictures, if we dont have the model at the time

[@ethanthurman5202]

Wow great videos. So happy I found this channel.

[@davide2711]

Love your videos. Thanks from the US

[@naziahakimee5791]

Thank you so much for such amazing useful Chanel TH-cam that you make it❤❤❤

[@delightikeuba3953]

Good work sir. Your explanations are so lucid .

[@mariaderattani6792]

thanks for making the anatomy much easier ❤❤

[@jamesdaley1852]

hmmm, after that class , i have some very over used tendons in that area , i might even say they may be a bit swollen ,,i have not done any bicep and tricep workouts for about 6 weeks ...mm, thanks mate, now i know whats going on .

[@darshpatel6549]

Outstanding explanation

[@atuohaernest8626]

thank you for the explanation

[@erinmilitello7748]

Sam! I love these videos! They are so helpful! Thank you!!!!

[@Cutereels-ty5sq]

I have one question for you, what are the three names of the humerus neck?

[@oliviamurillo7653]

Thank you for helping me better understand!

[@somprakash9381]

Thankyou for the explanation

[@vivekraogorinta3915]

Phenomenal in teaching

[@fatimaahmedhashemhassan8574]

Amazing video make me in Amazing world with Humerus THANKS FOR YOU

[@AbhilashNairSpartnax]

Appreciate your efforts

[@Orsojaja]

You are amazing, more than that, you are a Hero! Thank you for all the great content!

[@jasminjasmin4013]

Vell down best lecture of you

[@Zainab-yd3ke]

Very useful and interesting ! Thank you 🤍

[@meee16milu61]

Thank you for good explanation.

[@josetrujillo738]

Thank You Sam

[@meee16milu61]

Oh! I liked your video, thank you so much for explaining in visually. Humerus is not humour when you get confused.

[@izzojoseph2]

I had a freak accident and fell, hitting both of my humorous just above the elbow and completely detaching both triceps
My left elbow now has a hook to it

[@حسنناصرحمزةالعباسي]

So helpful.thank you

[@lotuswave3571]

I like your presentation ........ it is nice

[@hafidachoukri2211]

Thanks for your helpful video

[@ayahahmed6708]

I really love ur videos.. sudan 🤗💕

[@smomorey5928]

U said لا لا لا it's our lovely language 🥺♥️♥️♥️

[@navneetkumar1945]

What are the effect after surgical neck broken ....please elaborate this

[@peising4189]

Sam, thank you thank you thank you!

[@digitalgirl4932]

I love the skeletons
Detailed explanation is just outta this world

[@Anne-uq1gj]

Thank you so much

[@paolasainz9110]

Amazing, as usual!

[@hillary7261]

So helpful! Thank you!

[@mianumarmukhtiar3300]

Thank You Sir you are amazing teacher........

[@vuryx8864]

Hi, my humerus sticks out a lot compared to the rest of my arm and it does on both of my arms it looks disgusting and I hate it please tell me why

[@mirmuhammad9353]

Thanks sir ❤

[@shehbanosyed30]

What is the students(miners elbow) and nursemaid elbow?

[@americanercire]

You got me at the deltoid tuberosity

[@erikacuanavas8882]

thank you so much!

[@rmahmood21]

you are saving me right now!!!!

[@RahulMeena-zt1py]

Please teach embryology and histology

[@alaoudtasneem]

Thank you ❤️

[@empressstaceyjackson5375]

Thank you.

[@sabinespies4706]

Thank you

[@Sarah-qm9lk]

Thank you soooo much

[@rachelga4195]

thank you sam! you are amazing! cheers from israel! :)

[@AhMedicine23]

Palestine

[@samanthaanderson3351]

Thank you very cool

[@Lolittaaa9304]

Thank you so much! You helped me a lot !! :))

[@saraheropu6023]

Thank you soo much for making me understand this!!

[@crazysalman8074]

Thank you so much sir

[@نیلوفریگانه]

Fantastic. 👌👌👌
Very very good.thanks.🙏🙏🙏

[@luwammoges1303]

great video, thank you!

[@verdun9875]

Thank you sir

[@cansun4379]

You are amazing!

[@faisalahmad1855]

You are the best

[@EmmanuelJMulbah]

I like it but how can I be part of your❤❤❤

[@monalizabickford7350]

Thank you so much Sir!!..”This should be hilarious”😅

[@huzaifagill001]

From which Medical College?

[@kirbymegorden8820]

Do you have a Patreon

[@vibhu745]

Thamxx

[@mananchawda]

nice video

[@imane2858]

Thanks ! :)

[@moomenemara4577]

fantastic😘

[@dana981]

You’re awesome

[@nneoma830]

All the bumpy lumpy bits😂…. please can you differentiate between a fossa, process and a tubercule?🙏

[@SamWebster]

A fossa is a depression, a process is a projection and a tubercle is a projection that usually has a muscle attached to it.

[@bohdialan7436]

Why is the medial epicondyle stick out so much.

[@SamWebster]

So that all those muscles can attach to it.

[@hhaider5group]

" common sense "

[@bohdialan7436]

Blåcklīxtēd Boīī plz explain thn. Because I still don’t think understand

[@hhaider5group]

Bohdi Alan it is because wrist flexor are more stronger and steadier than wrist extenders
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/21913160/

[@hhaider5group]

Bohdi Alan this causes the medial epicondyle to stick out

[@turkersoykan5695]

Adamsiiiiin! Allah tuttugunu altin etsin reis! 🙏🏾

[@syedmuhaibalishah1504]

Why coronoid fossa is not ulnar foosa name wise

[@joshuaturner2621]

The coronoid process is a part of the ulna and it's that section that articulates with the fossa on the humerus when the arm is flexed. I think that's why anyway lol.

[@rosalbatrentin489]

Génial !!

[@muhammadbinhassan7106]

Sam spends more time with models and skeletons than real humans.

[@cam7739]

“I’ve got some real bones” me what 👀

[@amensaseasan1779]

Olds

[@helenjohnson7583]

One must have some skills as a stand up comedian.

[@dannyhudson2479]

Yes ..one is very humerus😂😂

[@fawadtahir7885]

i need this skekelton just..LMAO

[@AjayKumar-cm7bi]

I juusst. ...Like that human bone...

[@gracemao3961]

no bad.

[@janakirnair4476]

👌🏿

[@rosarezvani8996]

🌹🙏🙏🙏

[@yasnaaaghagoli3548]

Thank you
You explained very well

[@mariam_bb]

Thank you ❤️

[@kaboyowycliffe7103]

Thank you sir

[@taherefarahani9768]

Thank you