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Thank you very helpful

Thanks so much for helping us understand ourselves much better'

thank you so much

Love the Bible bits at the start 😂. Calvary, Golgotha lol

I like the video, but I would want to see comparison of the right & left hand shortly, because they are mirror images of each other which sometimes causes confusion for the students.Our mnemonic for the bones is "She Likes To Play, Try To Catch Her". Thanks for the video, Samuel.

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THANKS SO MUCH have my 2nd lab practical tmr and u are saving my lifeeee

You are better than my anatomy lecturer

Thank you so much, your video really helped me visually better understand, along with your clear explanation, the anatomy of the cranium bones.

Thank you!

When he says its a "Left Scapula" he is referring to anatomical position yes?

Love your video easy to remember and very clear... thank you so much.

Thank you thank you thank you. Its my viva tomorrow and you saved me😭🙏

bless u man

Anyone knows why he stopped making videos 😢

I LOVE how you explain things.

Your videos are perfection!!!

you’re my hero

Does the Sartorius muscle now have another name somewhere?

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Where can I get the heart model like this ?

Thank you for your video. You are saving my entirely career !!!

Neuron good!

Thank you! The word "levator" is derived from Latin and means "to lift." Or, like you said "up". Makes me think of elevator :)

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Keep going

lyrics would really help

thank you daddy sam

thank youuuuu

you speak fast man

Shen bone

Thank you so much Samuel for this video!!, it helps so much ❤

Very helpful…to the point and efficient!

thank you my man. 10 years ago. hope you are doing well

Valves, how did evolution without a mind create valves and chambers. Think people. This is a product of a mind

doesnt the apex go down?

Awesome!!!!

AWESOME!!!

جزاكم الله خيرا

EXCELLENT TEACHING

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No wisdom teeth.

Perfect

I finally decided to look into my curiosity of the front verticle edge of my lower leg bone. Because it seems unusually pointed. probably normal, but I want to know. I know nothing, but with the help of other search results I finally learn to search for "the anterior crest of the tibia." The image results are not obvious enough, but half way through this video, with the help of a real shape being moved around, I could see the flatish side on the 'left' and determined based on my own leg, it was the right leg,. Then you said it was the right leg, and I felt smart. lol Thank you for helping.

i did some aggressive hamstring/hip flexor stretches and now i feel a sliding/pop when i walk, behind my knee, right where this semitendonosus is. There's no pain or instability, but just an annoying pop/snap feeling at the end of the range of motion when my leg extends during walking. WHat's the treatment or issue? I know i have overly tight hamstrings. Should I continue some lighter stretches to rehab this area or complete rest?

Zoom the part you are explaining kindly

Well explained thx a lot

I LOVE these short to the point videos!!!!!

Can u do one of the knee, tendons and patella area

There is another mnemonic I know , " She looks too pretty , try to catch her " 😁