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Pelvic Floor Part 1 - The Pelvic Diaphragm - 3D Anatomy Tutorial

AnatomyZone

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3D anatomy tutorial on the pelvic diaphragm from AnatomyZone

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This video covers the following structures in relation to pelvic diaphragm:
structure of pelvic floor: pelvic diaphragm, perineal membrane, deep perineal pouch
muscles: levator ani, coccygeus, levator prostatae, puboprostaticus, pubovaginalis, puborectalis
ligamentous structures: anococcygeal ligament, anococcygeal body, sacrospinous ligament
urogenital hiatus
pudendal nerve

In the next tutorial we take a look at the perineal membrane and deep perineal pouch (Pelvic Floor Part 2 - Perineal Membrane an...)
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19 Comments

@rachaeldooley3549 5 years ago

S2, 3, 4 keeps Poo (dendal) off the floor, that way you remember both nerve name AND function. LOVE your videos btw!!

@Dr.Chakrabarti 10 years ago

I love how casually he said S2, 3, 4 keeps shit off the floor and then continued, like it's not even funny or anything. haha

@Sicologikal 13 years ago

"S2, S3, S4, keeps shit off the floor" - I will NEVER forget that! Thanks a million for your videos, keep up the good work mate!

@manthasagittarius1 10 years ago

Thanks so much for the nice pace of explanation and the beautiful rotating models. One of the hardest things for me is visualizing threespace from a flat textbook drawing -- your models help more than I can tell you.

@TheXplicitSyrian 12 years ago

S2,3,4 keeps the shit off the floor!!! LOVE it

@Dr.trinx007 5 years ago

If i would have discovered this channel a little earlier, my med school would have been so much easier......amazing illustration.

@TheXplicitSyrian 12 years ago

You make medical school tolerable- Thank you!

@daminin4662 6 years ago

Even after dissecting a cadaver in my First year of Medschool, I think this has helped me understand things far better.and all of this for free! Everytime I have some doubt in the anatomy of any structure, I come here. Can't thank the creator enough. 🙏

@christineharrelson4831 11 years ago

Loving the 3D views of everything on this channel!

@jany8923 6 years ago

its really useful for reconsolidating your anatomy after watching this! Bear in mind though, you learn better if you have done some reading before watching this video !

@spentlemming4446 9 months ago

I’m a pelvic rehab physical therapist and this video will be so useful for patient education. Thank you!!

@revmrsubg3n377 5 years ago

This is a great map for patients like myself with post-op adhesions with hernia. Thank you. Excellent presentation.

@RexRuswick 9 years ago

Awesome video! I work as a personal trainer and teach breathing, this tutorial really helps to refresh memory!

@urbanmonk-yh4tz 3 years ago

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@dschnitzler14 13 years ago

perfect timing! just started pelvis in class and there aren't many videos on this online

@katyashelmerdine 10 years ago

Wonderful thank you for such a clear video 🙏🏻shares to my yogis and yoginis

@nouralshafaq 3 years ago

As a desperate student, I really thank you for this beautiful and clear video!

@MossyMozart 1 year ago

@AnatomyZone --- I appreciate this video. The Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist explained all this and showed me 2-D illustrations, but I had difficulty thinking of the musculature in 3 dimensions. Now I (think) I get it. Thank you for the hard work that went into making this gem. Virtual hugs to you!