Humerus Anatomy: Attachments, Nerves & Clinical Correlations

Description: Welcome to another essential bone lecture on Anatomy Unlimited! In this detailed session, Dr. Pradeep Pawar provides a complete breakdown of the anatomy of the Humerus—a high-yield topic for medical exams and clinical practice. This video simplifies complex anatomical landmarks, muscle attachments, and the critical nerves associated with the humerus bone. Whether you are an MBBS student preparing for your university viva or a NEET PG/FMGE aspirant, this focused walkthrough will ensure you have a strong, exam-ready grasp of the humerus. What you will learn in this session: How to correctly identify and hold the humerus for your viva exams. The detailed anatomy of the Upper End: Head, Anatomical vs. Surgical Neck, and the Greater & Lesser Tubercles. The boundaries, contents, and muscle attachments of the Intertubercular Sulcus (Bicipital Groove), including the Long Head of the Biceps Brachii. Muscle origins and insertions on the Shaft: Deltoid, Coracobrachialis, and Brachialis. The anatomy of the Lower End: Medial and Lateral Epicondyles, Trochlea, Capitulum, and associated fossae. Key nerves related to the humerus: Axillary Nerve (Surgical Neck), Radial Nerve (Spiral Groove), and Ulnar Nerve (Medial Epicondyle). Clinical correlations, including fractures and nerve injuries. Watch this complete video to clear your concepts and confidently revise the humerus in under five minutes! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to Anatomy Unlimited for more expert lectures by Dr. Pradeep Pawar. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to the Humerus Bone Series 00:51 Identifying and Holding the Humerus 01:43 Upper End: Head, Anatomical Neck, and Surgical Neck 02:22 Lesser and Greater Tubercles (Muscle Attachments) 04:22 The Intertubercular Sulcus (Bicipital Groove) and its Contents 06:11 Shaft of the Humerus: Muscle Attachments (Deltoid, Coracobrachialis, Brachialis) 07:45 Lower End: Medial & Lateral Epicondyles and Supracondylar Ridges 09:16 The Trochlea, Capitulum, and Articulations with Radius & Ulna 09:45 Coronoid, Radial, and Olecranon Fossae 10:35 Posterior Shaft: The Spiral Groove, Radial Nerve, and Triceps Muscle Attachments 11:58 Quick Summary and Revision of the Humerus 13:36 Clinical Anatomy: Key Nerves Related to the Humerus 14:32 Conclusion and Social Media Connections Hashtags: #DrPradeepPawar #AnatomyUnlimited #Humerus #UpperLimbAnatomy #HumanAnatomy #MedicalEducation #MBBS #NEETPG #FMGE #AnatomyViva #ClinicalAnatomy #Orthopedics #AxillaryNerve #RadialNerve #BicipitalGroove #MedicalStudents