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.
question, you say the bone is the right side because its maleolus is facing medial, does that mean on the left leg the maleolus is on the opposite side than the rights?
This is a right tibia because when the bone is lying anterior side up, the medial malleolus is medial. If it was a left tibia, the medial malleolus would still be more medial. So they're kind of like a mirror image in a way if you're looking at both legs. I hope that makes sense!
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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.
You make things so much easier! Thank you!
Thanks for these video I find it really useful.
Very easy to understand! Thank you so much!
You sir are really amazing teacher. you made me understand the whole thing in just under 4 minutes. Thank you very much
This really proved Tibia good video:)
Really helpful Sam, Thanks for the video! Gotta have something that makes sense from what I've learned from the textbook
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Thank u so much . You are clear and easy to understand
thanx 😍 i really like your anatomy video
thank you for the video helps a lot to go over!
U r only helping to understand the laterality Sam! Could u please explain other special areas as well?
Thanks! Greetings from Hargeisa School of Medicine.
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Nice video!!
Muscle attachments?? Even then whatever u taught was fab. I'm gonna remember it for a long time Now :)
nice videos!!!
so so helpful, thank you!
Thank you sir
dont know if i could have questioned that any better but i hope you get what im trying to ask
you are too amazing.
very nice but talk slower dude
george Washington you van adjust the speed manually
Thank you!!!!:)
please slow down!!!!
Jennifer Chadwick you can adjust the speed manually
yes! I was thinking the same for his other videos
What is the tibial tubercle?
Ok Sorry for the silly question found it in your videos 😊
question, you say the bone is the right side because its maleolus is facing medial, does that mean on the left leg the maleolus is on the opposite side than the rights?
This is a right tibia because when the bone is lying anterior side up, the medial malleolus is medial. If it was a left tibia, the medial malleolus would still be more medial. So they're kind of like a mirror image in a way if you're looking at both legs. I hope that makes sense!
It is right because the tibial tuberosity is liying anterior ( it is a big rough eminence).
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cheeers mate. thank u sooo much but cover a little more pls pls
Amazing but incomplete sir
Fibular notch? Fibular facet?
too fast .. slow it down next time
It's me why you said that you a human don't say that to people really you be reported if you say that to a guy