Anterior and lateral leg anatomy 

After 24 years of my doing MBBS , i think i have really understood the anatomy of a human body .. May Allah keep you healthy and strong Sam ..

I got recommended this video from a Peter Griffin Femur Breaker Meme

I wish we could all agree to get rid of the "Peroneal" label and just go with fibular instead. It is far less confusing

Sam....you are the best anatomy teacher I have found yet, and I am SO grateful! I have been struggling and overwhelmed with my anatomy text and studies for many weeks now, and no matter how creatively or repetitively I tried to approach the material I just couldn't get it to stick...until now!! Thank You!! :)

this man makes me love anatomy even more 💖

I had no idea hugh Jackson taught anatomy, great video

Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. No one can’t go to the heaven without Jesus. Thanks Dr. Sam for your good lecture.

Beautiful production as usual! Much appreciated! Hope your having a good one! Thanks!

Nice Sam....."the usual". Tell your kids...to try walking "backwards to strengthen the anterior flexors too....this creates synergy and contralateral strength with respect to the calves and soleus muscles....which get "much too overworked". This will eventually get rid of shin splints,...and help with plantar fasciitis of the foot. Also kids/watch someone called the "Knee Over Toes" guy. Cool....wish I was back at college. If I could start over....I'd study anatomy and "steal Sam's job". Cheers.

From a Mexican Med student: Thank you soooo much, your videos have helped me tons.

These videos are so good, I am actually beginning to enjoy learning all the muscles of the body. Fantastic, thank you so much.

Great videos Sam. In your excitement, I believe you said that extensor digitorum longus originates from the "lateral condyle of the tibia, and the tibia and the interosseous membrane" 6:05 This is not totally correct. The EDL originates from the lateral tibial condyle and interosseous membrane (as you correctly state), however is takes origin from the upper 2/3 of anterior surface of shaft of fibula (not tibia). Keep up the great videos! I recommend them to my class all the time!

The part about the deep peroneal nerve and the importance of dorsiflexion resonates with me so much. Years ago I compressed that nerve for so long by sitting on my legs that it temporarily paralyzed my Tibialis anterior. I had the foot drag, high knee gait, and even after I was getting movement back my foot slapped the ground for quite a while because it was so weak. If there’s one part of anatomy I’ll never forget, it’s that. Lol

Well done. Not just the anatomy but how these muscles function presented in straightforward way. Superior teacher. A biomechanics expert?

Thank you for saving my bacon as I try learn this stuff as an unexpectedly external medical student currently not allowed into the labs or museum thanks to COVID!

Very detailed and informative videos. Thank You so much for posting. I just got certified as a laser technician and need to work on polishing up my anatomy skills. I turn to your videos. I have seen that you have an anatomy app. Was wondering if one is able to purchase DVDs or downloadable series of the human anatomy from you??

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If I could like this video unlimitedly, I would. Thank you so much!

extensor digitorum longus originates from lateral condyle of tibia, upper 2/3 of anterior fibular & interosseous membrane.

The fibularis longus is also very important for plantar flexion during biking, as learnt thr a painful experience. Since both inversion and eversion are inactive with the foot on the pedal, the muscle works as a plantar flexer along with the caf muscles. Once, after a normal hours long ride and a lunch, intense pains started in the fibula head as soon as the ride resumed. So, the relatively small muscle must be stressed too much during the long ride before the lunch but the soreness is delayed till after the lunch break. It's weird, however, as this never happened prior or thereafter in my multi-decades biking practice.

This was beyond helpful, clear, and easy to remember Thank you so much!!

First time in my life found anatomy fun to learn.very useful....wished to have an anatomy professor like u sir

Actually My pain attracted me to this video, I was bumbed at the left leg can't walk properly even

Thank you very much! You make anatomy so much easier!

Wouldn’t Fibularis longus and brevis be supplied by arteria fibularis?

everything is fine but why the exhibit with big toe’s valgus? 😢

I am thankful for your videos! we also share a birthdate

You're a great teacher Sir. helpful teaching technique, informative videos that are easy to follow. Thanks a million. I had to subscribe .

why cant my professors just explain like this

the nerve thats runs to the big toe,,,my problem is if you run your fingers down the shin bone of left leg, it is just to the right side of the bone to the inside of the leg,,,and feels swollen and terrific pain, Thank you Sam, any information you can share would be appreciated, I am willimng to come see you if necessary , thats how bad my pain is,

You are better than our anatomy doctor, come to Iraq 😂

I knew I recognized you from somewhere! I've been binging your videos for a while now, but you where always familiar to me. When I saw the Gower tower in the intro I was like ... 'thats Effing Swansea!' I spent 5 great years at the uni there, my favourite anatomy RU-vid channel just became even more so!

Dr sam i appreiciate your teachimng style.highly appreciable and copyable.thanks alot for imparting lowerleg muscles nerve and complex tendons dtructure.

What of the extensor digitorum brevis

7:52 sir fibularis tertius is present,see just adjacent to extensor digitorum.Even its tendon is visibly going to the 5th metatarsal...

So helpful. I can’t describe how much easier of the learning process you made…

Do deep fibular nerve is anterior tibial nerve and superficial fibular nerve is musculocutaneous nerve?🤔

Is a bony process the same as a malleolus?

Sam sounds exactly as I expected him to when I saw the thumbnail #makeanatomysexyagain

Kindly make a video on spinal infarction anatomy

Excellent Great 👍 MashAllah 😊

You best every teach anatomy

Another excellent video, well explained. Thank you

Thank you! I am learning so much! A great help.

Somebody summarize please 🤧

Not gonna lie, at first I thought that he was a young Gregory House.

Really great. I am learning a lot about my legs... The only thing I would add is how clever all this anatomy is for suppoerting the whole body while running/walking on rough surfaces (up/down and across a hill). I walk a lot across country, and that obviously matters to me. Maybe another reason for the complex inversion and eversion setups as well as the dorsiflexion...

Best teacher you are

Thank you so much 💜💜💜

which university are you in ?

I have learned a ton. Thank you Mr. Webster

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What is coronal MRI?

I got this video after I saw a SCP femur remix

Anatomy is love because of you sir ❤️

Hi Sam, I am so happy to run across your video, This is very interesting to me because I am having a lot of problems with my left lower leg, The i think you said anterior muscle , maybe the extensor Hallucis longus muscle and the yellow nerve that runs down on top of it on the front of the leg,,,,,, , My pain is approx, 4" above the foot. I have a few question if you can answer for me, I had a MRI and doctor said it shows nothing,,,, you can feel a space the size of your thumb in above mentioned area and with walking it it terrific pain, This has been for 5 years, and getting where I can not walk at all, ...If you look at this model above right where the cut is to remove the muscle is about same location where my problem is , Can you please help me, Thank you Bonnie,,

I wish you were my professor

It was really helpful Sam may Allah bless u❤️

Nothing creepier than a floppy skeleton foot

When you learn anatomy so you can draw better-

Very helpful. Thank you

Amazing work. Best explanation so far

Thank you for such an awesome illustrational video, and one question, i guess here the concept inverstion and eversion of foot was mentioned vice versa? Or i just misunderstood that part..

Thanks 💮💮 💮 Sam you teaching style Rocks my socks. 😊 Also I recently got a sore tibialis Longus (near the origin) because I've been skipping alot lately, makes sense being involved in planter flexion as you said.

Thanks!

He try to give best of him and gives

Is this the professor from 'money hiest'?!

I like it very much. Thank you Sam Webster

Love fro india

So easy on the eye and ear, very informative Thank you

I can’t get bored with this video thank you so much 💪🏻☺️

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Excellent vid. Thank you.

love from pakistan hats off sir

You are great

Wow. Evolution is soooo intelligent.

Amzing❤❤❤

Just love the teaching.

how many muscles are in the whole leg ?

Thank you so much sirr !!!

Merci

What do you recommend to do,

“Smoothlerly” made me lol

wonderful! thank you

You are grate sir 🙏🙏

Excellent video 💓💓💓💓

Sam you legend!

As usual amazing 💜💜

such an understanding tutor

Sir please do a vlog on adductor canal !!!

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thanks a milliooon!!! love you

Thank you 😊

love it!

Brilliant delivery by a clear English accent. If only all RU-vid videos were this good. Keep up the good work!