Neck Muscles Anatomy - Posterior Triangle, Prevertebral and Lateral Muscles

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3D anatomy tutorial on the muscles of the posterior triangle of the neck using the BioDigital Human browser (www.biodigitalh...). This tutorial covers the muscles of the posterior triangle of the neck as well as the prevertebral and lateral neck muscles. I have also done a tutorial on the anterior triangle of the neck, so please watch that if you are interested!
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[@yetaruvin]

0:42 Scalenes
2:27 Splenius Capitis
3:38 Levator Scapulae
4:21 Omohyoid
6:46 Longus Colli
6:46 Longus Capitis

[@ibrahimmalik1474]

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[@muhammadkhubaeb7295]

THANKYOU SO FRICKING MUCH MAN XD T_T

[@Anatomyzone]

no problem - so long as people are finding them useful I will keep making them and keep trying to improve them. There has been a lack of videos lately as I've been away from home without consistent internet access and only a flimsy little desktop microphone. I return home very shortly and will be able to respond to tutorial requests more easily and will be looking to expand the content of this channel :)

[@UJSID89]

I am currently studying surgery and these videos are a great way to revise my anatomy!! Thank you so much for the brilliant job! :)

[@Anatomyzone]

good to hear! I will be looking to add a lot more tutorials and trying to improve them a bit so stay tuned...

[@Anatomyzone]

hopefully one day I will have covered all the muscles, working towards that goal slowly but surely...

[@thahimakila668]

Hello how have u been
Why arent u uploading videos lately at least just reply to this msj i m worried? U alive mr.peter? Hope so.

[@fatimaq4153]

It’s so fascinating to see the impact of your great videos along the years while reading the comments many years ago.
I am a third med student now and your videos are so brilliant, quick, and easy to anderstand! Thank you so much

[@Anatomyzone]

No problem, hope it was helpful! :)

[@aprilmason1734]

I could watch this just for his accent!! The anatomy is just a bonus!!! 😁

[@butheinaali5673]

You helped so much. . Thank you

[@jmeileng]

Thank you, excellent video and first class illustrations. Just a note that levator scap actually originates on the TVPs of C1-C4 and inserts on the medial border of the scapula. I think you had the origin and insertion reversed.

[@Isaac5123]

Lol keeping in mind insertion and origin can be reversed with muscle enhanced therapy lol 😆

[@yumaanggra]

Thank you! This also could be my references at drawing!🤩

[@Isaac5123]

Excellent video

[@SheikhMohammedIlham]

Rather cover them slowly n in complete detail.... U could be a great asset fr medical/dental students. Detail as in nerve, blood supply, origin n insertion. Clinical aspects... I mean like an interactive video text book..... Get me?

[@pattycake8563]

I think it's great as an introduction to a new topic. Then consult the textbook for the details.

[@inasfathi9007]

thank you i hope to talk in more details of the muscles such as origin insertion inervation

[@malayalamprofessor248]

You are mixing up origin and insertion of muscles.....levator scapulae inserts into scapula not originate on it.... Please be more careful

[@pooji5990]

u helped so much to understand the subject tq

[@josetrujillo738]

Thank You! This is awesome! You explain it very nicely! Thanks again!

[@Rach0007]

Thank you for making these videos! Im so glad i found your channel!

[@sarveshmhaske1464]

You clear all the insertion and origin problem

[@Darshana719]

i love all video of anotomy zone.. thank you so so much i has made by anotomy learning easier

[@anjalisaxena1362]

Thanks a lot sir 👍🙏😊😊

[@amparobelles]

Thank you for your splendid work.It has been very helpful.

[@dumbsign]

kah kah kah 2morrow final xm , now i just study dis ! thanx bro help alot

[@nabukalusandra1119]

Thank you so much for this video 💕💕💕💕💕
Continue shinning like the diamond 💎💎💎💎 and Star ⭐⭐⭐✨✨✨ that you are 💕💕💕💕💕🎉🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊🎊

[@cheroziahmohdsukari4437]

good one

[@samianadir1356]

thank you so much for the tutorial. but i think you reversed the origin and insertion of levator scapulae

[@archontakis91]

you made my day

[@khurramshahzad3473]

Helpful ! Each video you made was outstanding Sir (y)

[@ruksanaakter5249]

could u upload anatomy of inguinal canal pleaseeeee m really in need of it
and embryology too

[@nikitakatkar9396]

Thank you so much sir'' '🙏🙏👍💯😊👍🙏

[@chumcubed]

Thank you!

[@Anatomyzone]

hope it helped you out! I'm sure you've got full marks in that exam now right? :)

[@drminaammar]

AnatomyZone right😍

[@AjithKumar-nd1wu]

thanks you sir

[@selvakrishnaamaran]

easy to learn

[@tharushadissanayake6900]

you are my survivor dude...thanks a lot.. :)

[@Mrlegend947]

Tharusha Dissanayake i wonder how much extra time you have wasted in your life writing out your name

[@kiniskis]

Insertion of levator scapula is not in the transverse process of upper 4 cervical vertebrae,,,, it should be the origin

[@LaraHastings]

oh god, those upside down teeth...

[@einhyatt]

i know right

[@nickevans8844]

which are the two main muscles of the neck

[@skaterkid154]

Just curious, but is that how most people from your area pronounce cervical? (assuming you are from the UK) Great video thanks

[@md.alamgirhossain6435]

nice...

[@mustafaaltaee1876]

I want the name of this 3D application plz

[@susannasab9382]

i have a topic named " middle cervical region" what should i say for it ????

[@FatmaSadik1995]

can I get the model that you used in the tut. ?

[@benmil6992]

Do you read your information? And are you a professor? lol Just out of curiosity! Thanks for your hard work! :)

[@nms15695]

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[@madghost2199]

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[@monishau2700]

😍😍😍🙏🙏

[@docali1979]

You are swallowing repeatedly, your saliva is a distractor! lolzz

[@nouchkadv5802]

ayblue blue I agree with that! 0: so annoying!

[@chaosawaits]

you have a problem

[@Anatomyzone]

good to hear! I will be looking to add a lot more tutorials and trying to improve them a bit so stay tuned...