Spine tutorial (2) - Features of a vertebra - Anatomy Tutorial 

thank you. more on the way in the near future!

Your videos are amazing. I was getting so frustrated trying to learn how everything fits together from verbal description and 2D images. With your videos it's all coming together. Please keep up the good work!

@shahariszoro Hi, this video was made using the free online Google Body Browser, which was part of Google Labs and was discontinued, so unfortunately it's no longer available. The 3d images used in the application are from a company called Zygote, which will apparently make the software available online again at some point. I have recently been using the BioDigital Human browser, which is another free online 3d application - so check that out as it's quite similar.

thanks

just want you to know you're amazing and you have saved me! the way you explain things and the program you're using makes it really easy to grasp. Keep it up and thank you so much from Sydney Australia. much love

Thanks for making these videos. I'm a comprehensive learner so I really enjoy how you use the program to illustrate how things go together. Understanding the function helps me remember the facts.Ta!

yes, I like the simplicity and layered sequences, thank you!

Thank you for these videos. Respect for knowing your subject beyond your teaching tools and for your clear and concise explanations. Very much appreciated. You clearly have a talent for this and I hope you continue with it.

You are the bomb! Getting me through the first semester of PA school with these amazing videos !

Thank you so much for posting this video. The animation is fantastic for learning! I am currently taking Spine and Extremities Anatomy and this video was an answer to a prayer! Thanks again for sharing!

Excellent video. Thank you.

years and years among videos i have never sen such simple clear full of knowledge like these nothinng whould be enough to thank u

absolutely love these videos ! Great job

thank youuuuu soo much brother!! this really helps, in fact all your videos does help!

Good work. Thank you. This is just what i needed.

thank you so much, taking course no. 303(A) Cadaver, so confused, just watching your tutorial so many things became more clear. Thank you again, feel positive will be able to pass this course

thank you so much.It's very easy to understand by the way you demonstrate it.

THANK YOU for these videos. Life saver!

So clearly exposed and explained. Appreciate very much.

this is so helpful!! great content

Thanks this is just what I needed.

Liked the summary for thoracic articulations: Head of rib --> superior + inferior demifacets (of lower and upper vertebrae, respectively) Tubercle of rib --> transverse process Superior demifacet of bottom rib Inferior demifacet of upper rib = zygapophysial joint Note - T1, T11 and T12 are 'atypical' vertebrae in that they articulate with their respective ribs (i.e. T1 with rib 1 etc.) whereas the typical thoracic vertebrae articulate with both upper and lower ribs via their bodies through their demifacets facets (e.g. rib 5 will articulate with the superior demifacet of T5 and the inferior demifacet of T6).

great video.....very detailed.

thank you. i feel like i'm missing something. where do i find one that shows in 3D like the skull one that takes apart and shows from different angles.

thank you for these videos

Can you speak to the sinovial joints between the Inferior and superior processes?. More specifically about bringing unloaded movement and fluidity to these areas of the musculo-skeletal body?

i've got a test in about 3 hours on the skeleton and joints, andfor some reason the one thing i can't remember when studying is the structure of thoracic, cervical, and lumbar vertebrae. awesome video, thanks a lot!!!

its been a very great revision ...thnk you ...

That's just what I need :D thank you !

Awesome videos. Really appreciate your work, excellent source of revision. Although if I might suggest- at times the narration is too fast/unclear, and other times quite slow, making it a little hard to follow for a few of us, so if you could fix that it'd be flawless. That apart, super helpful stuff ! :)

this is super helpful :) thanks

This is so cool!!! Thanks a lot!! :)

Thanx brother.... It is so useful

Thank you so much

thank you very much, best wishes and hope all is well and hope your days are nice. :) very helpful.

Thank you!

excellent

where i can find your video about the atlanto occipital & atlanto axial articulations ?

very helpful!

Excellent

Thank you so much for this vid! I was about to tear my own hair out of my skull in frustration because I just didn't understand it by looking at the pictures in my book! Now I get it and I don't feel stupid anymore :)

Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

Great... Thanks.

Amazing content! Arigatou! :-)

Amaaaaaaazing

Thank you

THANL YOU FOR SHARING YOUR VIDEOS YOU R GOOD

thanks sir 😀

you are the boss

Does anyone know what program he is using? Videos are great BTW!! THANK YOU !!!!!

Cheers my friend, making 1st year med a snap yet again. Can also vet that BioDigital Human browser, works pretty well. Play the disappearing bone game with it to learn em all!

Thanks for making these sought movies.

Great videos :) Would you do a tutoral for the ribs as well ? :)

What app are you using?

Thanks for making this video. I study fysiotherapy and this is very helpful and easier to understand than reading it in books. :) Which software do you use to make this videos?

nice

Can you please do a video on blood supply to and from the spine? (:

Nice video. Only thing I can suggest to make it better is that everything you named should have their latin names written on the screen (because I need to learn them all...), but it was quite useful already.

which software is that? good video

Please mention the details about atlas and axis

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I'd be questioning whether the ligament laxity in T3-T6 would be related to the twitching. Go see a physio and get it properly checked out (the earlier the better)

is there a way to get my hands on the overall model, including both the skeletal and circulatory systems surrounding the anatomy of the spine?

I have 3 exams and one final exam on 1st and 3 rd July,wish me luck guys :(

anyone watching this in 2020?