how are your explanations be so much easier to understand than my lecturers, your students are extremely lucky to have you! You are amazing!!

Hi Sam! I know it's a lot to ask, but could you please consider making in the future a series explaining embriology? It's quite hard for most students to understand it correctly, and you make everything so easy to learn... I watch all of your videos with great interest. Greetings from Poland, you have anatomy students here also!

You said 'I hope that was useful .. for somebody' at the end. It is so useful! I am so deeply impressed by the simplicity and clarity of your videos. Many thanks!

These videos are incredible. Thanks so much for taking the time to share your knowledge.

Amazing, you are one of the best anatomy teacher out there, thank you for the videos

You are great. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

THANK YOU SOO MUCH!!!!!!!! You're a great teacher.

Please please PLEASE can you do a video on the pulleys in the fingers and thumb? You are getting me through my first year you massive legend!!

your explanation really gets me through!!!😇

You got what 5 doctors couldn't the area where Ulnar nerve inserted into thumb. That is my problem spot. Thank you.

You are the best anatomy teacher

Your videos are amazing. Thankyou so much

Freaking Excellent Now I Know Thank You

Very useful 🎉thank you!

very very useful Sir, thank you !

The best anatomy professor in the world😎

Wow ... Amazing 😍❤

Thanks million times

Ya was useful 👍🏾 was hoping too fund out how the cmc could block the function of the rest of the hand . But connected some dots. Thanks

I hope you realise how helpful your vids actually are!!

Здорово!

Thank you

I was wondering, talking about hands, and googling a bit, if I cannot flex my thumb without flexing my pointy finger is that the Linburg Cromstock variation? I can flex my pointy finger without flexing my thumb. I remember this being an issue when I was in my teens and trained Kung-Fu a short period. I think my trainer thought I was kidding him on when I could not just bend my thumb and hold my hand “correctly” Thanks for very interesting and inspirational lectures from a non anatomy student.

Thank you sir

Hope he was my personal doc for my thenar eminence I ve been dealing with it almost 5 years I'm 19 now hope it doesn't remain permanent damage

Very good review of the subject, though some mention of the commonly present sesamoid bones in the distal attchments of some of the thenar muscles would have been welcome. Just saying.

what if you have pain for the thenar eminence and lump

Thnk u dr

thanks sir🙂

👌👌

sam knows about my anatomy finals on monday

Scruffy...I don't know that word.

Does anyone even think we are just evolutionary beings? Or are we engineered built on purpose by a conscious being?

Go to sleep Sam