You remind be of Gregory House from House M.D .

Watching this on May 19, 2024. 7 years later and your videos are still helping so many of us. Thank you for the lesson!

I’ve just bumped into your videos. It’s had to express how amazing these videos are in these times. Anatomy & Physiology is not easy online. My class was only converted to online because of SARS-CoV-2. Its next to impossible to memorize all of the muscles, with insert and origin, from a piece of paper that is 2D space. I’ll admit I wasn’t doing well. I was not understanding the descriptions and correlating them to the muscles in my body. However, in 2 hours and 4 videos, I’ve managed to not only remember all of the muscles for the back, posterior neck, pectoral girdle, and remember all their insertions and origins, too. I wanted to say thanks. I think I would have failed my exam. Now, i’m feeling much more confident. I may not get an A, but I definitely won’t get an F. Juli

I love the way you teach. You make it easy to understand. Thank you.

I just wanted to say, at extensor part, you said flexor carpi radialis longus and brevis, it's the extensor carpi radialis longus and brevis. and your videos are amazing, Im a student but thought point out this.

Was moved to online classes for my DPT program and let me tell you, these videos are the best thing I could have ever come across. Amazing content and down to earth descriptions, you teach in a way that is both comprehensible and digestible. Thank you Sam!

I really love how you teach!!! You add humor into it, great examples, and low key showing off your muscles there ;) haha! I do really appreciate how you teach!!! Thank you so much Dr. Webster!

Thank you Sam for taking some of your valuable time to make and share this video. I've been really struggling with forearm anatomy and this was so helpful

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I lovee your sense of humour. Its so human. All the other videos seem no different than reading a dry textbook to me. You're great!

I love the way you teach!! You made it so easy to understand !!! Thank you !!!!!

Love your videos. You break them down well & the translations of muscle names really help too. Keep going- your brill !

I'm an intern and need to be in the ot tomorrow with the surgeons asking me questions😔 this really helped me a lot. Anatomy has never been this easy to understand. Wish I had found your channel earlier. Thank you.

Wow Sam awesome videos that i don't get bored of, and I don't get lost in jargon. well done.

Love the videos... one little mistake at 13:40-13:42 extensor carpi radialis longus vs flexor carpi radialis longus?

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You're just an awesome teacher! The way you teach is literally great! You make the students bound to understand all the hardest thing in the simplest way. Thanks alot webster 💕 Love From bangladesh 🇧🇩

Such an awesome educator! I appreciate you! There needs to be more educators just like you and I wish they'd start by replacing my professor :/

These Videos are incredibly helpful, you're an amazing teacher.

Amazing Lecture, Couldn't just watch it without thanking you. You sir are awesome💯

Love this video! I wish my Instructor would teach this well. Great video! So glad I found it

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Well explained Doctor Sam. Thank you.

I really wish I was paying you my tuition. You have such a great way of explaining. Thank you so much!!!!!

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“Other bits and bobs” my favorite line

your videos are helping me so much. you are great and thank you.

These videos are super helpful. Thanks for making them

Wow, I love the way u teach as well, thank you...

Very informative should explain more about the science of movement with these muscles!

Thank U! for ur teaching ....Pls! keep up UR EXCELLENT TEACHING....WE ALL APPRECIATED! cheers

Instantly subbed, love the way you explained it.

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Awesome video Doctor House!

So I have a "technical" question. Do you know what would cause the wrist not to be able to fully extend (given no injury)?

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I also enjoy your videos!! Thank you!!!

Sir amazing love your lectures.. Literally sir my concepts are clear.. May Allah give u beautiful reward for these amazing leactures ❤🥰

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Very Helpful! Thank you:)

Hi! Sir , Could you pls upload videos on the palmar arches & palmar spaces of the hand ? Greetings from India!

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Thank you, this is very helpful.

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Hola,, gracias por su información y compartir sus conocimientos,,,,, pero habrá posibilidad d traducir en español,,, pkisss??? Gracias

Thank you so much for thisss! I was having difficulty in memorising them. 😭 We have a long quiz tomorroww.

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sir do the extensor indices and the extensor digiti minimi arise from the lateral epicondyle of the humerus or from somewhere in the ulna?

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At 13:25 you made a mistake by calling the extensor carpi radialis, flexor. Confusing a bit but I realized shortly after

Amazing Video. Saving myself a lot of time. You misspoke Extensor Carpi Radialis Longus and Brevis as Flexor Carpi Rafiakis Longus and Brevis. Still lots of respect for such a good informative Video

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Man this video is a life saver this shit do be confusing asf but he’s a beauty

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Sam Webster >>thanks for sharing you much needed information......I am here to try to figure out which video might help me learn what do do for my frozen elbow and very sore muscles/tendons. I used a garden tractor (miniature one) 14 days ago.......I seemed to be ok sorta the next day but just a huge bruise. I take blood thinners and was told by ER doctor 5 days later that I had a broken blood vessel and that the Xarelto that I take made it bleed more.......Today it is 14 days since it happened and I cannot straighten my arm......A local doctor said I needed to exercise it, so as not to have a frozen elbow indefinitely......do you have a video that addressed regaining use of the elbow.......? thanks very much. I do not want to loose my use of my elbow........what are your recommendations ??? Sam, I am not sure you have time to answer me, but I really would be appreciative.....Blessings on the work of your hands and heart.... ❤️ ♥️ 💛 💙

Thank You Sam

Thank you so much sir ❤

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What about flexor policis longus? My book has it as one of the three deep flexor muscles of forearm

The explanation is quit amazing

👍 “It´s the pollex“

At 12.30, look at the hands wrist area. I think the PRONATO QUADRATUS MUSCLE is visible, am I right? (It looks like a wrist band)

Dear mr. Webster. At around 10:00 I think you've forgot to mention an other flexor muscle in the forearm. Isn't the m. flexor pollicis longus also a deep flexor?

Thank you!

is the Extensor indices(15:20) that Sam mentioned Extensor digiti minimi?

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I'll make it easier for you! Flexor Compartment = 3 layers 8 muscles all up. 1. pass fail pass fail = pronator teres, fcr, palmaris longus, fcu 2. girlie punch = fds (seriously, contract fds and look) 3. man's punch = fpl, fdp, pq (complete finger flexion, thumb flexion, pronation) Extensor Compartment 2 layers of 6 = 12 muscles all up (forearm muscles = 20) 1. superficial layer runs medial to lateral BRadialis ECRL ECRB ED EDM ECU (the only non obvious exclusion from this list is EI. this can be remembered by grouping EI with the neighboring snuff box in the deep layer) 2. deep layer runs prox to distal anconeus supinator snuff box (APL, EPB, EPL....remember it is a brevis sandwich. a brevis in the middle of two longus) EI Intrinsic Hand muscles 1. All for one and one for all (APB, FPB, OP, AddP, ODM, FDM, ADM) = 7 2. lumbricals = 4 3. PadDab (3 Palmar Interossei, 4 Dorsal Interossei) = 7 747 = 18 intrinsics

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13:40 I'm not sure if this is a mistake or not but, are those not extensors rather than flexors?

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Soo I think 2:50 abduction of thumb is opposite to the other fingers. . Remember while you abduct your fingers your nail extend and when you make your fingers a fist your thumb abduct.

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Thank you,this vedio is useful .lcanot speck in English because I'm Arabic 😊

Ineed a teacher like you sir😔😔😔Badly needed,,,,,,,,,, i am going to depress day by day after reading anatomy😔 Being a MBBS student i should have to improve my anatomy basic strong😔 But Alas!i can't able,,,,

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oh sorry, I didn't see the caption, my bad. thank you for the videos

You kinda reminded me of dr house

Poor flexor pollicis longus got left out. Otherwise excellent video! Thanks Sam!

i love your videos but would like to point out an error for viewers at 13:20, Sam means the extensors, not flexors