I really don’t know how would i understand anatomy without your videos sir ........the way u speak , the efforts you give while explaining using simple examples ( gloves , balloons etc ) is just outstanding ........ a capable doctor indeed , who understands what explaining things in a correct error free way is ..... thankyou ......…
at 10:30 he explains the breakdown of the axillary artery into the the 3 parts where it gives off branches. 1) on top of pectoralis minor, branches into superior thoracic artery. 2) under pectoralis minor it branches into lateral thoracic artery + dorsal acromial artery. 3) under pectoralis minor, branches into subscapular artery + circumflex humeral artery anterior + circumflex humeral artery posterior.
Really appreciate your effort to make our life easier with anatomy. Some of the anatomy I learned during undergraduate now actually making sense thanks to you. Respect you sir. 👏
Hi Are you able to do a video on the venous drainage of the upper + lower limbs? Please and thanks. Love the vids. Watch one every day and take notes to help with my anatomy.
There are a few relevant of topics on my list - I think branches of the axillary artery, blood supply around the scapula, blood supply to the thoracic wall, etc. Don't hold your breath waiting though!
I'm not sure what you're looking at in your surface anatomy videos. From how the camera is pointed I think you're looking at the medial side of your cubital fossa (anterior to the elbow joint). The musculocutaneous nerve dives deep to the biceps brachii muscle and innervates the muscles in the anterior arm proximal to the elbow. It's fairly centralish for most of its length here, and deep in the upper arm. It does most of its work innervating those flexors of the elbow joint. We usually see it then run laterally towards the cubital fossa and off to the lateral forearm from which it carries cutaneous sensation.
you have answered to my question today, wow...I have read the same info in 3 difefrent ways and I was so confused like....where the hell is the truth and how many branches has got an artery, as they say plus or minus 2-3 ....lol.
dude i love your personality, but by simplifying the topics you teach (not going into detail) PLUS all the little detours you do, you end up with an extremely long video with really not that much information in it. this is just a bit of healthy criticism, id love to watch your videos but i dont have that much free time
Sam shares a depth and breadth of knowledge in his videos that few have. I don't think his aim is to be a "live textbook", regurgitating specific, detailed anatomical terms so that people can memorize them and pass tests. Sam helps us understand the body as a whole. If you want details and facts, it seems your text book would be your best source. Finally, I'm not sure how many videos you've watched, but the majority of his videos provide far more information than the title suggests rather than far less, as you've suggested in your comment.
Feels like House MD is personally giving me an anatomy lesson... great lecture!
a more polite version of Dr. House........ Dr. Webster.
@@eslteacher1275 one might say he is the "definition" of a polite Dr. House. lol.
Yup, I noticed the same thing!
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thank you!
Thank u soo much 😂😂😂
Thank you
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I really don’t know how would i understand anatomy without your videos sir ........the way u speak , the efforts you give while explaining using simple examples ( gloves , balloons etc ) is just outstanding ........ a capable doctor indeed , who understands what explaining things in a correct error free way is .....
thankyou ......…
This one should be in the upper limb playlist. (Thank you so much for making it )
I cannot believe I actually had fun. Thank you so much for making anatomy fun!
at 10:30 he explains the breakdown of the axillary artery into the the 3 parts where it gives off branches. 1) on top of pectoralis minor, branches into superior thoracic artery. 2) under pectoralis minor it branches into lateral thoracic artery + dorsal acromial artery. 3) under pectoralis minor, branches into subscapular artery + circumflex humeral artery anterior + circumflex humeral artery posterior.
Really appreciate your effort to make our life easier with anatomy. Some of the anatomy I learned during undergraduate now actually making sense thanks to you. Respect you sir. 👏
These models are amazing, and your lecture is excellent as usual :)
Can't believe I have found interest in anatomy.. Lots of respect sir
ı think you remind me mdhouse doc.
I get that sometimes.
Very true👍💯
Wonderful video for getting the very much needed basics of the anatomy
These videos almost single handedly helped me pass my A&PII lab course. Thx for the vid's doc
Hi
Are you able to do a video on the venous drainage of the upper + lower limbs?
Please and thanks. Love the vids. Watch one every day and take notes to help with my anatomy.
I think i've got a crush on you😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
you are a great teacher!
Videos helped me alot
I wish you were my anatomy teacher T-T
Thank you!
Thank you so much Dr
You are amazingly intelligent
I love your methods of teaching
Thank you so much
5:38 - if you want to skip the 5 minute intro
From where did u buy these models sir. They are too good. What price?
Love love love these lectures
Me too
Hi Sam, do you fancy doing a video on blood supply to the shoulder girdle?
There are a few relevant of topics on my list - I think branches of the axillary artery, blood supply around the scapula, blood supply to the thoracic wall, etc. Don't hold your breath waiting though!
@@SamWebster I am holding my breath, please post video... ASAP... need oxygen...
Sam, what textbooks are you writing and where can we find them please?
The spotter exam is coming up!!! Pray for us people!
Love u bro u doing outstanding job ....
i can be a great assassin now :), great vid professor
The writting makes obstacle in looking of the Skelton
I thought they put out new text books to make more money.Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world!
Really cool professor
Thank you!🌸i really loved it
Very helpful! Thank you again.
thankyou for being so great!!!
Great! Much thanks, keep up the good work ❤️❤️
Beautiful
the intro music got me hooked
And you look like Dr. House 🤣 keep up the great work
Video starts at 5.40
As per us, superhelpful! Thank you so much!
thank you so much for this perfect video
So marvelous 🥰😍
IRL Dr. House
hi. I was wondering if you might be able to confirm if I am identifying the musclo cutaneous nerve in my video.
please excuse the bizarre request.
I'm not sure what you're looking at in your surface anatomy videos. From how the camera is pointed I think you're looking at the medial side of your cubital fossa (anterior to the elbow joint). The musculocutaneous nerve dives deep to the biceps brachii muscle and innervates the muscles in the anterior arm proximal to the elbow. It's fairly centralish for most of its length here, and deep in the upper arm. It does most of its work innervating those flexors of the elbow joint. We usually see it then run laterally towards the cubital fossa and off to the lateral forearm from which it carries cutaneous sensation.
Hello doctor ...i have a question : radius artery Is under which muscle ???
Very much helpful
Just wonderful
Thank you!
Which resources do u use to learn anatomy
How can i get such an anatomic model?? If you please let me know that..
ruddy brilliant!
Thanks!!!!
Wee Man's pectoralis minor saves the day!
you have answered to my question today, wow...I have read the same info in 3 difefrent ways and I was so confused like....where the hell is the truth and how many branches has got an artery, as they say plus or minus 2-3 ....lol.
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You teach in which uni?
+ibro khan Swansea University in Wales.
29 nov 2019 11:13 am est:thanks
Sam Webster
The best of them all😅😅
Eyw Sam Abiiiii! 🙌❤❤❤
What percentage of us have that much muscles?? Inaccurate anotomy!
5:09 :D
Beast 😂
You look like Mr.been when you speak , you have to be more clearly
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dude i love your personality, but by simplifying the topics you teach (not going into detail) PLUS all the little detours you do, you end up with an extremely long video with really not that much information in it. this is just a bit of healthy criticism, id love to watch your videos but i dont have that much free time
Sam shares a depth and breadth of knowledge in his videos that few have. I don't think his aim is to be a "live textbook", regurgitating specific, detailed anatomical terms so that people can memorize them and pass tests. Sam helps us understand the body as a whole. If you want details and facts, it seems your text book would be your best source. Finally, I'm not sure how many videos you've watched, but the majority of his videos provide far more information than the title suggests rather than far less, as you've suggested in your comment.
Do you prefer spending so much time on a textbook that is difficult to understand than his videos?🙄🙄
Learn to be grateful
Honestly, you talk too much. I’ve observe that. Make jokes yes, but hit the nail on head always 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️