i wish i could meet him as i have excruciating pain in my neck muscles plus my facet joints have gone the pain keeps me awake plus it does not go away he looks like the doc for me as mine are USELESS
If you have trouble with the cervical fascias try studying a cross section of the neck it'll be easier to understand. Thank you Sam great videos a usual 🇨🇵
Radiopaedia has a great collection of free, online cross-sectional images (but radiographical). radiopaedia.org/articles/normal-head-and-neck-imaging-examples?lang=gb
Thanks for your contribution in helping explain “deeply” the importance and function of fascia. It helps us understand structure with the reality principle in tact, as we are not plastic models.
Oh you're Amazing, smart and FUNNY😂 even after taking ma exams I watch your videos am obsessed with your funny explaination☺️thank you and Love you♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
hats off sir...you've made the thing look so easy... and yes i got it not only because i have done a good job off understanding it but also and may be totally because you are best in explaining it....because i think i wander with my same brain struggling with others over the topic
In 26 mins I get whole idea about fascia. Thank You Sam , you just saved my one hour. Reading from book its take so much time. Your videos are amazing to understand, to picturized in 3D. And more easy way to remember.
This one is wonderful too. I've been attentively watching the head and neck shows, that's a very important region. It's fascinating. I find that the videos that attract me the most are the ones with the nicest models, and not only that there nice looking but it's also the footage you give us. I guess it has allot to do with how u present them. It'ss not enough to just press record on a video camera. It's important that it's prepared intelligently, otherwise why bother. I always understand and remember more with u than with any other teacher on line. Thanks for sharing your care and skill with us.
glad you covered this fascia layers , amazing, keep watching your videos as the anatomy course i do online is rubbish in terms of information provided :) love learning the deep stuff thank you :):)
Dear Sam Webster! I am a big fan of your work. Is there any chance to make some advertisment for you by using some screenshots out of your videos for a speech I have to hold beginning of July in Munich for the Rolfing® Biennale? It would be more then great! Happy to get any answer from you! Nicole/Germany
This man is the god of anatomy 💓 Some teachers be like listen to me Kudos to him i say to everyone please listen to him like i am his fan... Hats off sir!! 🙌
Dear Dr. Sam Westone, I thank you for your lectures. I am fifty-five years old and have extensive medical experience. I deal with emergency situations and radiology and until now I thought that anatomy was the most boring field in medicine. I am sorry that I did not have something like this when I was studying anatomy. I am sure that after your lectures, that would be my interest. Whenever I want to remember and understand anatomy well for the first time, I use your lectures. Great respect and greetings, Dr. Jasmina Sorry for the bad English.
This really helps with the imagination. I started watching your videos after my first dissection had started, and I am now glad I get to watch these before I go into the neck, knowing what to look for.
Hi Sam......I am a doctor....passed out from college in 2005...wish I had You and You tube in my college days......it would be easier to understand. I feel like studying again after watching your contents. Thanks and regards, Dr Asif Naushad
Can fascia be damaged by front neck injury ? If yes then what are the symptoms and how can it be diagnosed / examined and treated ! I’m a layman with no medical knowledge. Stumbled here while looking for the cause of pain in my front neck that travels up to jaw and down the chest and left arm. And sometimes it gets too stiff! I had an injury last year and after that it all started. Doctors aren’t able to catch the cause but I think something wrong with my throat muscles, nerves, tissues or now fascia. I’m really worried as I have difficulty swallowing and speaking and sometimes even breathing.
Thank you! I have been researching this for some chronic pain I have had for 14-16 months.. all the specialist kept saying pinched nerves. I have been working on my feet up. Using polishing technique on my upper legs is amazing and has helped! This is a great condensed explanation! Thank you! I am going to cancel appointment at the spine institute in Charleston scheduled for next Tuesday! I found a massage therapist in Florence SC that actually knows what fascia is and how it works! I am going to go see her! I feel like I am going to get better and have less pain... Because I can't really reach n work on my neck n shoulders by myself!
Thank you! This helped a ton! I have a rare disease call Eosinophilic Fasciitis that was not caught early and now has cause permanent damage to most of the fascia in my body. Currently looking for a surgeon that will potentially remove the facia around my thyroid, parathyroid, adrenals and pancreas because hardened fascia is causing insufficiencies in these organs now. Thank you again
I've lived with 16 years of choking type neck pain exactly 3mm above my Adam's Apple. Learning more about fascial tissue, I now I have a clue as to the source. My butchering plastic surgeon must have screwed up my fascial tissue in the area when I performed a full width platysmaplasty, which I never asked for. I get relief when I pull down on my skin in my clavical area. I'm inclined to believe there is scar tissue right in that area. Consulting with numerous plastic surgeons has been to no avail. They don't want to touch another surgeon's errors.
Hello lee , I have a question about facia I tear facia in the front of my neck it opens all three layers. This happened through trauma almost 2 years since Then my life change I cannot do anything kind of disable. The symptoms I feel heavy it’s sticky gelatin texture. And also abnormal movement of facia. I think my lymph node is damage in deep superfacial fascia.My question can facia heal and turn to normal texture. Any recommendation. By the way facia it doesn’t show on any image and doctors they never mention about facia. That was my research to know about facia. thank you. I appreciate your response.
I shall think of another material to suggest you use ;) Something that you can mold and reuse (cause that is plastic) and perhaps that is color coded... thinking mode
Sam Webster Any chance you’ll cover the lumbosacral fascia? Maybe how it can be injured? Have been reading about episacral lipoma/‘back mice’ (fat/tissue herniating through torn fascia, maybe with nerve entrapment ?cluneal). Could such an injury mimic/pull at a vertebra suggesting disc/nerve root involvement? Also, could the erector/spinal muscles similarly herniate through fascia around the same area of lower back causing a various 'back pains''? Would love to hear an anatomist’s thoughts on this. (There is a Spanish Emergency Med doc currently doing her PhD on back mice (see backmice.info). Thanks for all your great videos.
Thanks for the video you are helping me a lot. I am from germany and so I have a little word problem. We are learning the facias with the latin words so I get that the superficial fascia is the lamina superficialis, the prevertabral facia is the Lamina prevertebralis, the pretracheal fascia is the lamina pretrachlearis and than I am not sure what the inveding fascia is... Because we have something called eingeweidefascie but that translates to organ fascia and has the trachea and that stuff in it.. If someone could help me understand ^^'
or is there a difference between facia and lamina? So that there are 3 Laminas (Lamina superficiales, pretrachealis and prevertebralis but 4 fascia: Facia superficiales, fascia pretrachealis, Eingeweide fazie (viscera fascia) ,fascia prevertebralis? I am a little lost... thanks
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The best teacher for Anatomy in the entire world..........
i wish i could meet him as i have excruciating pain in my neck muscles plus my facet joints have gone the pain keeps me awake plus it does not go away he looks like the doc for me as mine are USELESS
YASSS
I think I have a detached investing layer of deep cervical fascia
Maybe we should add a little more detail to that. I don't know. *And then teaches for 20 frickin minutes, lol* You're the best SAM!
quarantine studying and these videos legit a lifesaver
If you have trouble with the cervical fascias try studying a cross section of the neck it'll be easier to understand.
Thank you Sam great videos a usual 🇨🇵
Radiopaedia has a great collection of free, online cross-sectional images (but radiographical). radiopaedia.org/articles/normal-head-and-neck-imaging-examples?lang=gb
Thanks for your contribution in helping explain “deeply” the importance and function of fascia. It helps us understand structure with the reality principle in tact, as we are not plastic models.
Oh you're Amazing, smart and FUNNY😂 even after taking ma exams I watch your videos am obsessed with your funny explaination☺️thank you and Love you♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
so nice. spectacular, I'm a medical student and this video was so useful. thanks a lot
hats off sir...you've made the thing look so easy...
and yes i got it not only because i have done a good job off understanding it but also and may be totally because you are best in explaining it....because i think i wander with my same brain struggling with others over the topic
Lol when you said the fascia didn't cover the mouth I burst out laughing, I just pictured it and it was amusing.
Anatomy was never that fun before. I owe you a big sir!. Not even for a second a person gets bored. Ughh youre amazing!!
That's a lot of fascia to remember. 👍🏿 Thank you I'll try remembering them all.🤞🏿🙏🏿
Thank you so much, Sam! I love all of your videos SO MUCH! They definitely save me for all of the anatomy components of my classes in medical school!
Are u on Instagarm?
In 26 mins I get whole idea about fascia. Thank You Sam , you just saved my one hour. Reading from book its take so much time. Your videos are amazing to understand, to picturized in 3D. And more easy way to remember.
BEST TEACHER EVER!!!!
This one is wonderful too. I've been attentively watching the head and neck shows, that's a very important region. It's fascinating. I find that the videos that attract me the most are the ones with the nicest models, and not only that there nice looking but it's also the footage you give us. I guess it has allot to do with how u present them. It'ss not enough to just press record on a video camera. It's important that it's prepared intelligently, otherwise why bother. I always understand and remember more with u than with any other teacher on line. Thanks for sharing your care and skill with us.
glad you covered this fascia layers , amazing, keep watching your videos as the anatomy course i do online is rubbish in terms of information provided :) love learning the deep stuff thank you :):)
You're the Best teacher Sam. Love your videos they're really helpful 👍
Thankyou so much. This video is so helpful. The only video that made me understand the anatomy of neck properly. Fun to watch too. ❤️
25:59 i have never been more proud of myself for watching an anatomy video :) thank you so much for the videos.
Hold together structures(compartmentalize the body structures)
Slide past the muscles
Protective function
S fascia is not as such fatty comparatively
Thank you so much sam
Thank you sir, was so confused but now i have an idea
Dear Sam Webster! I am a big fan of your work. Is there any chance to make some advertisment for you by using some screenshots out of your videos for a speech I have to hold beginning of July in Munich for the Rolfing® Biennale? It would be more then great! Happy to get any answer from you! Nicole/Germany
This man is the god of anatomy 💓
Some teachers be like listen to me
Kudos to him i say to everyone please listen to him like i am his fan... Hats off sir!! 🙌
Dear Dr. Sam Westone,
I thank you for your lectures. I am fifty-five years old and have extensive medical experience. I deal with emergency situations and radiology and until now I thought that anatomy was the most boring field in medicine. I am sorry that I did not have something like this when I was studying anatomy. I am sure that after your lectures, that would be my interest. Whenever I want to remember and understand anatomy well for the first time, I use your lectures.
Great respect and greetings, Dr. Jasmina
Sorry for the bad English.
This really helps with the imagination. I started watching your videos after my first dissection had started, and I am now glad I get to watch these before I go into the neck, knowing what to look for.
I love you sir...wanna meet u one day after i become a successful doctor...this is the best lecture, even better than dr Najeeb lecture
So is it like the thin layer of slimy stuff in chicken holding the skin to the meat? Real talk
Thank you for calling me out in the end🥶😭
The two apple formally camp because run accidentally gather except a six stepmother. abundant, unique foam
Thanks alot sir, just what i was searching for. God bless you.
these clingfilm descriptions are brilliant, thank you so much!!!!
thank you sir
Ugh I wish my professors do this too! You're amazing, Sam! Thank you!
Thank you so much sir. LOVE your teaching style
Hi Sam......I am a doctor....passed out from college in 2005...wish I had You and You tube in my college days......it would be easier to understand. I feel like studying again after watching your contents. Thanks and regards,
Dr Asif Naushad
Can fascia be damaged by front neck injury ? If yes then what are the symptoms and how can it be diagnosed / examined and treated ! I’m a layman with no medical knowledge. Stumbled here while looking for the cause of pain in my front neck that travels up to jaw and down the chest and left arm. And sometimes it gets too stiff! I had an injury last year and after that it all started. Doctors aren’t able to catch the cause but I think something wrong with my throat muscles, nerves, tissues or now fascia. I’m really worried as I have difficulty swallowing and speaking and sometimes even breathing.
This thing had literally numbed my mind... Thank you sir, you are awesome!!
This is amazing, thanks!!
Here m sending whole bunch of blessings to u ✌😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌠 Thank u soooo much 🙏
It is my understanding that the fascia starts at the tongue but you didn't mention that. Am I incorrect??
This was literally the best video I’ve ever watched!!!
Thank you! I have been researching this for some chronic pain I have had for 14-16 months.. all the specialist kept saying pinched nerves. I have been working on my feet up. Using polishing technique on my upper legs is amazing and has helped! This is a great condensed explanation! Thank you! I am going to cancel appointment at the spine institute in Charleston scheduled for next Tuesday! I found a massage therapist in Florence SC that actually knows what fascia is and how it works! I am going to go see her! I feel like I am going to get better and have less pain... Because I can't really reach n work on my neck n shoulders by myself!
i absolutely adore you sir 😂
wellp basically got told not to leave this at the last minute... at the last minute ..... cool cool
Amazing !!
Fascia is there to help the students to learn the body 😄👍😘
Amazing teacher! Thank you!
Dude, you're the best. Also, loved the doctor who reference.
the prof who makes my life way easierrrr THANK YOU VERY MUCH
" Some sheaths are fatter than others" Hahaha idk if Morrissey would like that.
Areeb Lutfi lol. Your comment made my day.
Thank you very much 🙏. I am a physiotherapist, it helps me a lot understanding more about fascia
thank you for making it interesting unlike my professor!!
Thank you! This helped a ton! I have a rare disease call Eosinophilic Fasciitis that was not caught early and now has cause permanent damage to most of the fascia in my body. Currently looking for a surgeon that will potentially remove the facia around my thyroid, parathyroid, adrenals and pancreas because hardened fascia is causing insufficiencies in these organs now. Thank you again
I've lived with 16 years of choking type neck pain exactly 3mm above my Adam's Apple. Learning more about fascial tissue, I now I have a clue as to the source. My butchering plastic surgeon must have screwed up my fascial tissue in the area when I performed a full width platysmaplasty, which I never asked for. I get relief when I pull down on my skin in my clavical area. I'm inclined to believe there is scar tissue right in that area. Consulting with numerous plastic surgeons has been to no avail. They don't want to touch another surgeon's errors.
U r tha best anatomy teacher for me sir
this guy is amazing lol!
As a fascia geek, I think you did a great job!!! So cool all this fascia stuff!!
Am I exposing what a nerd I am.
Hello lee , I have a question about facia I tear facia in the front of my neck it opens all three layers. This happened through trauma almost 2 years since Then my life change I cannot do anything kind of disable. The symptoms I feel heavy it’s sticky gelatin texture. And also abnormal movement of facia. I think my lymph node is damage in deep superfacial fascia.My question can facia heal and turn to normal texture. Any recommendation. By the way facia it doesn’t show on any image and doctors they never mention about facia. That was my research to know about facia. thank you. I appreciate your response.
Thank you💟💫
I shall think of another material to suggest you use ;) Something that you can mold and reuse (cause that is plastic) and perhaps that is color coded... thinking mode
Legendary Demonstrator!
Beard makes you look older. No No, and you are very handsome and smart, unusual comination.
Sir you just nailed it!
he doesn't even want the credit,sir you are an angle for anatomy students
אחשליי היקר אתה סם עזרת לי מאד
I had never undestood fascia and used to hate it, but now too simple
can you come to California and teach at my dental school?
I have my sendups in 3 days. And guess what, thankyou
Easy to understand! Thank you❤️
Thanq so mush .. that's was so goood
Thank u... Best teacher😍
Cant it tear? If so is it painful?
Yes, and probably.
Sam Webster Any chance you’ll cover the lumbosacral fascia? Maybe how it can be injured? Have been reading about episacral lipoma/‘back mice’ (fat/tissue herniating through torn fascia, maybe with nerve entrapment ?cluneal). Could such an injury mimic/pull at a vertebra suggesting disc/nerve root involvement? Also, could the erector/spinal muscles similarly herniate through fascia around the same area of lower back causing a various 'back pains''? Would love to hear an anatomist’s thoughts on this. (There is a Spanish Emergency Med doc currently doing her PhD on back mice (see backmice.info). Thanks for all your great videos.
I love this Channel tbh
i have got a test tomorrow and i’m totally binging your videos as revising tool, thank you so much prof❤
Hello! Before studying med, i was doing bouldering. Has platysma muscle anything to do with it? Which muscles are used during this?
thank you so much.
you should sometimes do drawings to accompany your description's if you can't show it on the model. or animation :) please
You haven't seen how bad my drawings are yet.
@@SamWebster Oh man,, your silliness makes me laugh out loud and I look like a mad person at my computer. STOP!!
Is the human spinal chord similar to any insect structures?
Amazing
Thank you !!!!
Sam, I'm sure you can easily auto detect you're own issues ASAP!
Lovely. Especially the cling sheet
Thanks
The funniest of all videos. Love it. Thank you.
Ninja nerd
Another amazing anatomy video. Can you come to Greece to teach the medical students anatomy please? :)
Sir your models are super cool. You are amazing.
An interesting lecture that explored into deeper spaces of the neck.
You are an awesome teacher!Thank you very much🙏🏻🙏🏻
Doing good job..please continue making them
You really made that interesting 😃
Awesome 👍 thanks 🌴
BEST EXPLAINED👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks for the video you are helping me a lot. I am from germany and so I have a little word problem. We are learning the facias with the latin words so I get that the superficial fascia is the lamina superficialis, the prevertabral facia is the Lamina prevertebralis, the pretracheal fascia is the lamina pretrachlearis and than I am not sure what the inveding fascia is... Because we have something called eingeweidefascie but that translates to organ fascia and has the trachea and that stuff in it.. If someone could help me understand ^^'
or is there a difference between facia and lamina? So that there are 3 Laminas (Lamina superficiales, pretrachealis and prevertebralis but 4 fascia: Facia superficiales, fascia pretrachealis, Eingeweide fazie (viscera fascia) ,fascia prevertebralis? I am a little lost... thanks
Just incredible. Thank you.
Thank you :)
Thank you for your time to teach us!!
Thank you!
Great presentation. It would have been even easier to understand if you had gone through cross-section models.
It would. I wish I had them. Maybe I should make some? Or maybe I'll look for some CT transverse images and approach this again from that perspective.
Perfectly explained