@@Anartomy this is the one I distinctly remember being awed by. I did blow my classmates' minds with my very strong patellar reflex :p The psoas sign for appendicitis isn't exactly a demo but it's another one of those things that made me go "that's so neat", the way the muscles lie under the viscera (and because the psoas major is my second favorite muscle :p) A lot of small things like seeing the jugular distend during Valsalva or feeling zaps up to your pinky when fiddling with the ulnar nerve. "Living anatomy" is a great term!
![Hand of Benediction vs the Claw Hand [feat. the Ulnar Paradox]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BWhB_B3e4gc/mqdefault.jpg)
![Hand of Benediction vs the Claw Hand [feat. the Ulnar Paradox]](/img/tr.png)
The first time a professor showed Allan's test, I was mindblown! It seems obvious but watching the blood flow back in the hand is mesmerising, almost
Same! I always thought it was such a great demonstration of living anatomy. Are there any other demos that blew your mind?
@@Anartomy this is the one I distinctly remember being awed by. I did blow my classmates' minds with my very strong patellar reflex :p
The psoas sign for appendicitis isn't exactly a demo but it's another one of those things that made me go "that's so neat", the way the muscles lie under the viscera (and because the psoas major is my second favorite muscle :p)
A lot of small things like seeing the jugular distend during Valsalva or feeling zaps up to your pinky when fiddling with the ulnar nerve.
"Living anatomy" is a great term!