Hip bony bits, pelvis and ligaments

Thank you so much sir ❤

Imagine a non med student hearing (anterior superior, posterior superior, anterior inferior &posterior inferior) iliac spine 😂😂

You make anatomy so beautiful 💕

Very clear!
Thank you very much.

Am 2nd Year student from University of Juba. I just started watching your tutorial videos and I really do enjoy them. Thanks so much ❤🎉

make a detailed video on hip joint also

You are the joy of anatomy !

Thank you very much.

You've made learning anatomy an actually enjoyable process👏thanks!!!

i knew i liked anatomy an dthot it was interesting but you make it sooo much moreee lovely and lively lol!!!! i love you

Extremely useful. Tks a lot, Sir !

The best anatomy teacher on the internet (or teacher in my life)! 🔥 pls take care, thank you!

English being my second language in the UK I would bloody wish some authorities in the UK could sort out the pronunciation of bones such as Scaphoid, Foramen or Ischium. It's not about American/British. I think even our dear Sam Webster jumps sometimes, and certainly my clinical sites and Uni use different language. It makes my brain allocate double slot for each of the already difficult names!😉 Is there any authority like NICE or something in the UK to sort it out?

sei fantastico
:)

I'm a dental student in Turkiye, I just wanted to thank you for your intelligence. Your videos are the best!

Thank you so much for your fantastic content! Your way of breaking down stuff is truly great and helpful!!! I just fell onto your videos and am enjoying them very much!!!

I’ve noticed on some videos that the right PSIS is slightly larger then the left, why is that the case

Benefited alot sir thank you

You are too good!!

thank you so much teacher !!!!

sensational! Now I understand how pelvic ligaments are as structurally significant as their bony attachments !

Top stuff! I was struggling understanding the relationship between the bones and ligaments of the pelvis. In 15m it all makes sense :)

I think this is the first time I laughed at the title of an anatomy video

It cracks me up when you say I can palpate on myself ~ you mean I can touch it?
Just reach back and touch my posterior inferior iliac spine

Great video though
You make the parts accessible and introduce the language smoothly

This was too damn helpful !

Your video is very helpful
Thank you

You are an absolute treasure! Saving millions of hours, hunching over the anatomy atlas.

Omg I dreaded these ligaments …..i love them ….thanku

Researching pelvic models... Watching this guy throw around about $2000 worth of models ... Jealous

Thank you so much, it is very helpful.

Excellent...so helpful all these audio/visual 'additional' information/explanation! Actually helps more to understand the written material. Thank you!!!

Thanks so much for these videos- they are so helpful and good, because of them I feel like I might actually pass my medical school anatomy exams now !!

Thank you very much!

The image of the spine-ligaments-pelvis bone articulation as a suspended bridge is very nice

Does this mean that the word hip is used to refer to the pelvis and femor together as one ?
Because I always thought that when people sad hip they ment for the pelvis 🤦‍♂️

This is probably the only anatomy video I have watched till the end, with full attention, and without forwarding! You are so good at explaining that a nonmedical background person can understand and remember every bit of your lecture. God bless you sir♥

I just love your lectures, so well explained, every session keeps me completely hooked up to the subject. Thanks for making such informative videos.

Thank you so much for this wonderful video ,it helped a lot

you're making the anatomy much easier !!! I love your videos ❤ THANK YOU !

🙏🙏🙏

fantastic thank you sir

I hope you never stop teaching! You are absolutely phenomenal and Anatomy this semester became fun because of you.

YOUR A LIFE SAVER !

thank you so much for making this video, cant thank you enough .

Thankyou so much

Mr. Webster, I genuinely have to say that you're the best anatomist I've ever listened. Thank you, thank you!!

What is meant by ligamentum terres in the hip region. I have had an MRI scan which says I have a partial tear but can’t quite understand where it is in the hip. Can you help me?

<applsause>
1: Awesomely well teached!
2: Would be even better with a textbox also stating the the latin names of the structures along with their english names
3: Guess you've already heard it, but you look like a young Dr House ;)

Keep up the good work!