Biceps Brachii | Muscle Anatomy
In this tutorial on the biceps brachii muscle we will cover its; origin, insertion, action, nerve supply, blood supply and a quick clinical correlation. We hope you find this tutorial useful for your learning!
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@nripeshbhusal2481
3 жыл бұрын
Or art anatomy
@ellios5734
3 жыл бұрын
Or maybe it's pandemic and gotta help urself to understand the anatomy cuz the online classes won't help
@zero-gj4ql
3 жыл бұрын
yeah, im obsessed with body building, art and science. Hitting 3 nirds with 1 stone
@pakistancyberparty9717
3 жыл бұрын
@@zero-gj4ql - Very good but you also learn and ligaments and tendons to prevent injuries.
@danielcepeda4313
2 жыл бұрын
Or you’re trying to build a humanoid robot with artificial muscle actuators. 💯💯
Hey, we hope you find this tutorial on the biceps useful, We put in a small clinical correlation portion towards the end of the video, let us know if this is useful or not, it extends the video length time so if you think it is a good feature or its too much let us know. Have a good day! Jack
@petrabanjarnahor229
6 жыл бұрын
AnatomyZone Man, you did great. Pls do internal organs or thoraks wall.
@Keegan3005
6 жыл бұрын
Love the clinical connections, it really helps bring context and more relevance to learning the anatomy! Can't thank you guys enough for your work!
@andrewwsuk
5 жыл бұрын
Absolutely useful ! Its much better to bring in small clinical correlation. Thank you very much. Peter and Jack, you are the best !
@rusydahsyarlina8213
5 жыл бұрын
It's really useful and amazing, thank you, really!
@pragathibadri2089
5 жыл бұрын
AnatomyZone #loveyoupeople for making us better physicians by making us understand the concepts better
Great. Thank you! I found information here I've never heard on any advanced body building anatomy lesson which really helps me with my specific genetic biceps makeup. Crazy interesting. Thank you
The clinical aspect is a great addition. Thank you
You are so awesome. Thank you for making these videos. I've watched them for years to help me with my massage therapy and medical coding education, but I also watch them when I'm anxious because your voice is so relaxing.
Great tutorial ... Extended time is better for sure .. Keep on guys ..many thanks
Thanks for making this video ! so clear and easy to understand !
You are an absolutely brilliant educator .
the absolute best for a first year med student. thank you!!!
I don't ever comment on youtube. but you are the man! i was completely confused about the bicipital aponeurosis. Thank you
Crystal clear represention , worth watching
for us armwrestlers this is golden information, great soothing voice btw, keep well, king.
Best way to learn anatomy is your channel
@beducalexis9429
3 жыл бұрын
th'at's true
Good video! Studying anatomy here for figure drawing xD
I thanks each person participat at this great work
From France : great job!
This video was fantastic, thank you.
i love this channel
Another great tutorial! Thanks
The effort you have put into these videos is outstanding. Thank you, I have major shoulder issues, related to a dislocation, fracture of the clavicle, posterior sternoclavicluar joint dislocation, on the right and a vacuum phenomenon on the left AC. If you have anything thank could explain the vacuum phenomenon I would like to see it. As it is so painful. Probably as painful as the first rib and SC joint.
@shazaharoun4982
2 жыл бұрын
What is your name 🤔 👀
@All-Father-Odin-967
2 жыл бұрын
@@shazaharoun4982 Hi Shaza, Its is Stephen, I hope you are well?
I hope you notice this question. What happens if the biceps brachii (long head) or even (short head) snaps from the shoulder tendon? The patient can still move their arm, but is there going to be a "functional problem" of the arm or none? Any problems that could arise with also the nerves or none? Thank you for noticing my question and advance thanks for the reply.
😊 Great job....u cleared all my doubts.....Keep it up👍🏻
You are a really good tutor ❤
Excellent video!
Amazing job I love this channel....
Omg what a beautiful channel thank you :)
Thanks! This is really helpful.
Thank you for the knowledge!
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Very good information 💁♀️ 👌 👍 👏
Great video, thank you!
Amazing work
Just here learning about the activation of the biceps. My left one is slightly smaller than the right no matter how much I train it in isolation. Will be on the triceps next then quads so I can make sure my form is correct.
@damebanlamranee7860
2 жыл бұрын
You need to do posing to achieve symmetry on both biceps
Omg tats fantastic. Loved it❤👌👌👍👍🥰
really great stuff!
spectacular videos!
Very useful for a first year medical student 👍
Very very very clear ! Thank u very much!!!!
Useful video, thank you for sharing
thank you so much!
Amazing channel
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Compared it with "kenhub anatomy"...yours is way better with details ..thanks ..I have subscribed ..great work
Great video
Awesome video. So well explained and uber informative.
@asa.l9151
3 жыл бұрын
@Acland Anatomy Videos oh hi! I actually use your videos as one of my primary sources of information when learning anatomy too! Love that you use actual cadavers to explain how the muscles work.
Just fabulous.👍👍👍👌👌👌
I'm getting shoulder pain after bicep workouts and chest workouts. Feels like a sense of impingement. It flares up every so often. Stretching doesn't seem to do much for it anymore.
Thank you!
Excelente
really great
Thank you
Please do a video on lymphatics
thank you so much
Super content 👌 Upload more😇
I learned so much
This is helpful when understanding shoulder surgery
Having had the head tendons attached to upper arm i can attest the dynamic stability of the shoulder is a key function.
Great Great anatomy video 👏👏👏👏🙏💙❤
Thank you sir
Thank u 🙏
Very good
Gracias, explicas mejor que en la Universidad
Superb
If I'm having Supraspinitis problems would that cause me to not be able to flex my bicep ? I can't get a full flex on it, and it's very weak.
Hi! at the last part where popeye sign is mentioned, the right arm of person in picture is the one with ruptured tendon at radial tuberosity?
@Anatomyzone
4 жыл бұрын
gerald ang Hi there, yep that’s right
very good explanation thank you, btw what sort of accent is that?
do you have a tutorial for the diaphragm? Btw- love your videos, they are saving me in med school :)
@jsly5473
4 жыл бұрын
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thanks all team
Thanks 😊 🫂 🙏
Sir, muscle acting from above.. or muscle acting from below means?? Plz help?
Fabuloso, si estuviera en español.
What an awesome fucking video!!!
what a times to live in
I'm confused. I thought the brachial circulation provides oxygen to the lung tissue. Why is there a brachial artery in the forearm?
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As a word of caution for Jiu Jitsu practitioners, I tore the Transverse Humeral Ligament is what the MRI showed. My Doctor and I believe it was from overextending my arm and fighting to regain it when training Jiu Jitsu as my opponent tried to armbar me. So be careful.
it's very good vedio i wish to translated to Arabic pls😊
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Wait this has allot of new stuff in it as compared to the text book. My question is what would be better for exams?
@ch-p2861
6 жыл бұрын
DrMateen36 depends on what your course requires.
@dilettanter
2 жыл бұрын
For exams go with your textbook, For real life - use the video!
My doctor wanted to cut one of those heads and let it fall into the arm during my rotator and labrum surgery. That just seems wrong to me.
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Never understood why both the long head and the short head look the same size and length.......
Watching this after I killed bicep workout yesterday and now I’m sore
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Hi, I really like your video! It helps me a lot to study anatomy!! I’m a college student and major in Biology. Could you give me the permission to share your video in Chinese website? I will paste your link. I want more people to see your video and to learn. Thank you!!
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What software is that? I could spend 1000 hours pouring over that lol
best yet where's peter?
Now test drive the theory at your nearest gym 👍
So you're here because you go to the gym
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WHYYYYY THE FUCK NOBODY TALKS ABOUT THE SHORT HEAD INJURYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!
My biceps pop when I flex it. Should I be worried?
@amnajahangir2088
Күн бұрын
Yes. Stop flexing