I’m just waiting for Tommy. They have a surprise for me in the Studio. So, we’ve prepared a small challenge for Balazs today. He doesn’t really like to get out of his comfort zone. I’m sure you’ve noticed this in the previous videos. Only high-tech…

Okay so this is a tutorial on the individual features the vertebra, so in this tutorial ill just talk you through the different parts of the vertebra, all the different processes, facets, and all that, so you’ll get an idea of how you can identify…

This is a tutorial on the bones of the pelvis. So we’ve got a few bones that make up the pelvic skeleton. You’ve got these two large hip bones on either side, the sacrum and you’ve got the coccyx. These two hip bones are actually…

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This is a short tutorial on the mandible. The mandible consists of a few parts. You’ve got the anterior part, which is the body of the mandible, you’ve got the angle of the mandible and you’ve got the posterior vertical part, which is the ramus…

So obviously as you can see here, it’s got these little branches, these gastric branches which is given off to both surfaces of the stomach. And it’s also got omental branches which descend to supply the greater omentum. So I’ve switched back to this diagram…

Next, we’ve got the little lacrimal bones. These are the tiny bones that lie here. So anteriorly, you’ve got the maxilla and then you’ve got this sphenoid bone, the zygomatic bone and the frontal bone. So you can just see if I zoom in a…

…see from the bottom. So just to orientate you a bit, you’ve got this hole here, the foramen ovale. Remember, Mandy is oval, so the mandibular branch of the trigeminal passes through there (which you can’t see on this side, but I’ve put it in…

So I’ve just rotated the model around, so we’re now looking at a plantar view, so we’re looking at the inferior surface of the foot. So I’ll just remove away the plantar aponeurosis, and we’ll take a look at some of the muscles in the…

Okay, so this is a tutorial on the glenohumeral joint. So the glenohumeral joint is (as the name suggests) the joint between the head of the humerus and the glenoid cavity of the scapula. So you can see the glenoid cavity of the scapula here….